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Counseling in a Divisive Society: Collaboration, Growth, and Change
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View both Friday and Saturday Sessions below or download the Program Preview PDF
9:00am – 9:15am
Intersectionality in Clinical Practice: Healing in an Era of Divisiveness
Currently, we are living through one of the most divisive periods in the history of the United States. Such divisiveness often yields hostility towards historically oppressed groups including People of Color, immigrants, gender and sexual minorities, and the like. There is a large body of empirical work that underscores the negative impact of oppression on an individual's health and wellness (Bryant-Davis & Ocampo, 2005; Chavez-Dueñas, Adames, Perez-Chavez, & Salas, 2019; Krieger, 1999). However, the impact of systemic oppression is often not emphasized in most of the existing psychotherapeutic and counseling literature (Adames & Chavez-Dueñas, 2017). Hence, healing during socially hostile times requires a paradigm shift. To this end, the presentation will (1) provide an overview of intersectionality, which centers the ways in which overlapping oppression impact groups and individuals, and (2) illustrate ways that psychotherapists and counselors can integrate an intersectional framework into their clinical practice.
11:00am – 12:30pm
Fostering Professional Identity & Counseling Efficacy in the Supervision Process
This presentation will discuss the role of the supervisor in fostering the professional development and self-efficacy of the supervisee. Defining the role of the counselor, defining the role of the various specialties in mental health, unity within the counseling profession, and variances from state to state will be discussed in detail. Specifically addressing the fostering of professional identity and self-efficacy in the supervisory role will also be discussed. There will be an interactive portion of this presentation to include specific experiences of the group members in the workshop and the importance of this topic to the developing field of professional counseling.
Finding Voice and Flourishing as Beginning Counselors
The purpose of this workshop is to engage current students, associates, and early career licensed clinicians in supportive discussions about integrating self and identity in the self-of-the-counselor/therapist journey from student to licensed clinician. The presenters will share stories of students and associates grappling with aspects of their intersectional identities related to topics of race, religion, gender, beliefs, values, etc. and how those topics interact with the development of the counselor/therapist in academic settings, traineeship, and other early career experiences. Supportive suggestions will be offered and new ideas generated for ways the student-trainee-supervisee can remain authentically themselves and access their voice with peers, faculty, supervisors, and clients on their journey to becoming licensed clinicians.
Is Coming Out Still Relevant? Socio-political and Cultural Shifts
This presentation will examine emerging constructs regarding LGB Identity development, and the relevance of "coming out" in today's social-political climate. Participants will learn to utilize assessment processes that broadening the conversation with LBG clients, and address the intersecting contexts to which LGB clients identify and belong. This presentation discusses the relational and systemic nature of "coming out" within families, cultures of origin, religious denominations, friends, work contexts, and school systems. Treatment strategies that incorporate cultural humility, collaboration, and an expanded view of health and wellbeing for LBG individuals and the contexts in which they live will be discussed.
Healing Crimmigration Trauma: Impacts on Counselors, Human Rights Defenders, and Immigrant Communities
In our current political climate, one of our most divisive issues is our national policies toward immigration. "Crimmigration" focuses on the nexus between criminal and immigration law and its impacts on Latinx and other diverse, vulnerable refugees, immigrants and asylum seekers. Community Counseling graduate students and faculty will share an overview of a transborder crimmigration project at the Mexico/U.S. border. The project included healing workshops for Tijuana Human Rights Defenders and a transborder crimmigration symposium. Participants will have the opportunity to better understand the specific challenges and trauma that immigrants and refugees at the U.S./Mexico border experience. This presentation will help counselors provide more informed treatment when working with diverse immigrants and refugees in their practices.
Small Fish in a Big Pond: Thriving as an LPCC in the Integrated Medical Setting
The primary care system in our country is one of the most crucial points of access for mental health treatment in the United States, with more individuals seeking care there than from the specialty outpatient mental health sector. Thus, our country's healthcare system continues to move towards the coordination of general and behavioral healthcare in integrated primary care settings. This has created an exciting practice platform for behavioral health providers, including its own unique set of challenges. If LPCC's are to thrive in an integrated setting, they must demonstrate a mastery over interdisciplinary collaboration, the ability to differentiate between traditional therapy and behavioral health consulting, and expertise in the specific core competencies involved in integrated behavioral health.
Deaf Counselor, Hearing Client
This presentation will provide the audience with a) background and literature on the multicultural context of Deaf/deaf counselors/clients within the counseling context; b) the organizational/setting barriers associated with being a Deaf/deaf counselor; c) a suggested framework for increased access to Deaf/deaf counselors by hearing clients; and d) and suggestions for counselor training programs for increasing accessibility to training, placement and employment for Deaf/deaf counselors.
Collaborating for Change via Courageous Stories of Resiliency
Let's talk about our stories of resilience; how we find strength in our intersections of race, culture, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religious identities; and how a multidimensional lens can help us with our clients. This session with focus on experiencing skills around broaching, disclosing, and the narrative approach to find growth and change in ourselves so we can collaborate with others using stories of courageousness and resiliency.
12:30pm – 1:30pm
Regional Networking Lunch
1:45pm – 3:15pm
Transforming Counselor Education with Virtual Reality
Through this workshop, counselor educators will be introduced to technology that dramatically narrows the gap between the classroom and clinical practice, offering exciting options for teaching counseling skills. This workshop will provide a 30-minute introduction to simulation technology and its evidence base; a live 40-minute demonstration of this simulated reality (yes, you get to chat with a real-life avatar); and a 20-minute discussion of strategies for successful implementation of this technology.
Preparing for Legal and Ethical Practice: Avoiding Pitfalls and Preparing for the Exam
In this 3 hour session, participants will learn about common legal and ethical pitfalls that new and seasoned practitioners make based upon the type of cases evaluated by the BBS board. Participants will also learn strategies to keep them out of trouble. Information that is not commonly found in ethics textbooks will also be discussed (such as state-specific laws) to prepare new graduates to take the legal and ethical CA state exam. Updates on the recently passed supervision law will be included.
Deconstructing Gender and Mental Health
Gender is a societal construct that can be toxic and negatively impact emotional, physical and/or psychological impact on those who fall outside of what is deemed as "normal". LGBTQ+ folks, specifically, folx of color are far often misdiagnosed with mental health issues due to the lack of cultural competency. In this presentation, we will deconstruct these constructs to create a trauma informed lens to create safe spaces for folx who identify within and/or are exploring their LGBTQ+ identity have a safe space to grow into themselves.
A Comprehensive Approach to Trauma-Informed Care
This workshop will present prevalence information and the impact of sexual abuse and trauma on neurobiological, emotional, behavioral, and social functioning. A comprehensive approach to trauma-informed care will be discussed that includes evidence-based therapy models, innovative group treatment strategies, and Strength United programming, a multidisciplinary service delivery model that includes the first County Family Justice Center in Los Angeles.
A Model of Social Support for Persons with Serious Mental Illness: Implications for Counselors and Recovery-Oriented Practice
Five percent of the US population lives with a serious mental illness (SMI). Persons with SMI experience multiple personal and environmental barriers that contribute to disabilities across an array of social contexts, leading to numerous poor health and behavioral health outcomes. Social support is an essential facilitator of functioning and participation for persons with SMI, and a basic principle of the mental health recovery model. Yet, the specific types of social support beneficial to persons with SMI is not well understood. Within the context of counseling and the mental health recovery model, this presentation will present an SMI-specific model of social support based on findings from a large scale, NIMH-funded mixed-methods study.
Yoga as a Part of Integrated Behavioral Treatment for Eating Disorders
An increasingly growing body of evidence suggests mindfulness based approaches are effective modalities for the treatment of eating disorders. The presentation will discuss the principles and definitions of mindfulness based on Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and yoga practice. Clinical applications of yoga as a complementary tool to DBT and ACT with eating disorders will also be presented. This workshop will consist of a 40 min presentation and a 50 min restorative yoga practice. The presenters will provide a rationale for practical posture guidance while practicing yoga. Participants will experience combining the principles of mindfulness and yoga to cultivate connection with the present moment and internal awareness of thoughts, emotions, sensations, and urges.
Decolonizing Psychotherapy in Support of Social Justice
This session will engage participants in an exploration of social justice advocacy by investigating the decolonization of psychotherapeutic techniques and practices. Decolonization of psychotherapy strives to open the door to incorporating practices that empower the client, from diverse backgrounds, into taking ownership of their mental health as well as feeding into a social justice framework. Indeed, the essence of social justice is to ultimately level the playing field for all people, but specifically, in the US, to continue to create a country where all people feel welcome and are able to move past surviving and enjoy the benefits of thriving. Participants will define what decolonizing psychotherapy means to them, on a personal level, and define social justice in its broader aspect. Participants will identify what their social justice work resembles when engaging marginalized populations and find ways to bridge gaps and illuminate blind spots. Lastly, participants will engage in activities to expand their understanding of techniques that are inclusive and empowering to populations with trauma and oppressive backgrounds.
3:30pm – 5:00pm
Multicultural Supervision as an Imperative: The Inclusion of Diversity and Social Justice in Clinical Practice
The continuing increase of diversity in the U.S. has led to further imperatives for the inclusion of multiculturalism in education, training, supervision and clinical practice. Increased awareness of diversity has led to a need to effectively incorporate cultural competency into curricula content, teaching-learning processes and supervising ethical clinical practice. Cultural competence and responsiveness means not only understanding others, but for students, the self-as-clinician. For those teaching and supervising this also means self-awareness as well as accountability. This workshop will address: a) working with historically marginalized communities; b) culturally responsive supervision and practice; 3) consideration of interprofessional collaborative health service models; 4) workforce commitments furthering equity and social justice.
Self-Love and Psychological Health for LBGTQ in the Face of Social injustice
What happens when a society only teaches you how to be straight at best and who you are is wrong and not valued, at worst? Learning who you are and how to exist in a culture and society that defines people in masculine and feminine roles in such strident ways is unjust. Helping your clients learn how to have healthy emotional and sexual beliefs is key to facilitating LGBTQ individuals to rid themselves of the shame and guilt of not being who their social structures demand them to be. In this presentation, you will learn how to help your clients integrate healthy bonding styles for their specific expression by embracing who they are and not what they are supposed to be.
Addressing the Pervasive Legacy of Transgenerational Trauma
Transgenerational trauma refers to the transmission of trauma across generations within a family. Just as trauma manifests within the individual, evidence demonstrates ways in which trauma affects psychological, social, biological and cultural experiences within families and communities. This presentation will review populations that are commonly affected by transgenerational trauma as well as the effects of trauma and transmission of trauma through families. The balance of this presentation will include several counseling interventions for use with this population. Opportunities for discussion, question and answer, application of content to clients, and problem solving common challenges will be included.
Social Service Navigation for Homelessness: The Role of Navigators and Counselors
Social Navigation (SN) programs have developed to address barriers to accessing health and social care for underserved populations. These programs are often used in health care settings but may be valuable to those who are homeless and need assistance in multiple domains of their life. The broad goal of navigation programs is to link clients and families to primary care services, specialist care, and community-based health and social services. Navigators often address education, financial assistance, health care, housing, social support and other needs. In this presentation, we discuss a program where professional mental health counselors provided on-site training to social navigators to work with homeless individuals in the downtown San Diego area. Outcomes on effectiveness are mixed, but mostly positive reporting increased employment, reduced financial stress, improved sense of empowerment and advocacy, improved insurance coverage, greater satisfaction with care, and improved recovery.
Addressing Multiculturalism Counseling for Individuals of Marginalized Populations
Marginalized populations continue to be oppressed and face unique obstacles in when seeking counseling. The presenter will address various psychological and sociological challenges that individuals often face such as social identity, low self-efficacy, and the power of societal influence. Specific techniques and principles based on Banduras' social cognitive theory and positive psychology will be discussed as the theoretical foundations to implementing positive behavioral change when counseling individuals of minority populations. The presentation will include an examination of the obstacles faced through a multiculturalism lens including: accessibility, social support, class level, education, and environmental barriers. Lastly, the presenter will lead an interactive activity with participants to highlight specific social justice concerns.
White Fragility in Counseling
In order to provide ethical and culturally appropriate care to clients, counselors must identify any potential biases that may interfere with the provision of counseling. This workshop will assist counselors to investigate potential barriers for this exploration, namely, white fragility. Counselors will be introduced to the term and identify common times when white fragility may be present. This session will offer a nonjudgmental space for reflecting on how counselors can continue to do their own race work and provide a rich, unbiased, and challenging experience for their clients. The presenter will share their own experience along this process and provide tools for working with white fragility when it manifests.
9:00am – 9:15am
Unprofessional Conduct: What is It and What Are the Consequences?
Plenary Speaker, Kim Madsen, BBS Executive Officer
11:00am – 12:30pm
Infusing Counselor Education Programs with the Social Justice Principles of Psychiatric Rehabilitation
The Council on Rehabilitation Education (CORE) merged with the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP) in 2017. Those of us who advocate for disability inclusion and the twelve principles set forth by the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association (PRA, 2018) have an opportunity to infuse the principles of community inclusion, self-determination, and the recovery model into mainstream counselor education with the upcoming revisions to the CACREP standards. The presenter will share a brief description of the CORE/CACREP accreditation merger, the current CACREP standards, the 12 PRA principles, and how to share input with the CACREP board that will shape revisions in the 2023 CACREP Standards and counselor preparation for the next decade.
Professional Binds: Therapist of Color and their Training Experiences
Using the qualitative approach of Moustakas' (1994) transcendental phenomenology, five entry-level marriage and family therapists responded to semi-structured interviews about their experiences of training and professional development as people of color. Participants discussed their experiences of graduate school, supervision, and clinical training in a dominantly white field. Themes that emerged were Definitions of Professionalism, White and Dominant Western Culture, The "Assimilated Professional" of Color, Systems of Oppression, and Perceptions of Power to Change the MFT field. Findings call for a critical analysis of contemporary multicultural and intercultural training in the marriage and family therapy field. Findings also suggest that participants have constructed a resilient response to their racialized experiences, and maintain hopes of creating change in the mental health field.
Coming Out for LGBTQ Adolescents: Creating Supportive Systems
As LGBTQ adolescents begin the journey of discovering and expressing their sexual orientation and gender identity, it is vital that schools, family service agencies, and mental health providers have a deep understanding of the coming out process and how to create a supportive environment. The need for the development of this supportive system is outlined in the 2017 National Climate Survey (GLSEN, 2017), which indicates that a safer school climate including supportive and trained school staff can lessen the use of anti-LGBTQ language and incidents of assault and violence. In this highly interactive workshop, participants will explore the coming out process, learn definitions of sexuality and gender, address influences of multiple minority status on the coming out process, and develop tools to better assist their LGBTQ teen clients and their families.
Addressing the Diagnostic Conundrum of Complex Trauma
This informative presentation will explore features of Complex Trauma (CT) that are difficult to treat and assess. CT is often an elusive psychological construct with non-linear etiology and symptom development that isn't adequately addressed in the current DSM-5, however clinicians are treating patients with such trauma daily. Even experienced clinicians can overlook sub-diagnostic symptomology of trauma presentations muddled by comorbid expressions of multiple incident trauma exposure, substance use, physical disabilities, and cognitive deficits. The ultimate goal of the presentation is to equip attendees with practical and applicable knowledge of how to conduct an accurate trauma assessment through empirically driven diagnostic theory. Subgroups of particular focus include: Veterans, Service Members, Native Americans, immigrants, and sexually marginalized individuals.
Poverty Simulation: An Experiential Training to Work with the PoorDr. Rajeswari Natrajan-Tyagi, Dr. Branson Boykins, Diana Tuttle, Hsin-Yu Lee
Mental health clinicians are often underprepared to work with populations living in poverty and without this preparation, they are unable to effectively serve this population. Presenters will share their experience of conducting a simulation of poverty at their graduate school for mental health trainees for the past 7 years. Results of their pre-post evaluation of the simulation and the impact that it had on trainees sense of efficacy and preparedness to work with this marginalized population will be addressed.
Essential Counseling Hacks for Working with Diverse Couples and Families
Couple and family counseling can be challenging for even the most experienced practitioner. In this workshop, you will learn how to use cutting edge approaches to significantly improve your counseling outcomes, whether working with individuals, couples or families, by meaningfully conceptualizing the relational dynamics of your clients' broader social networks. Participants will learn clear, simple strategies for identifying the focus of treatment and collaborative intervention methods that respect clients' needs and values.
Understanding the Politics of Racial Resentment and Dominant Group Fragility in Our Divisive Society
Counselors need to understand the politics of racial resentment, dominant group power, privilege and fragility and their deleterious effects on individual and community well-being in order to in order to work competently with clients and communities. By examining a case study about racist incidents at a university in Southern California, this roundtable will provide an opportunity for counselors to deliberate about these divisive issues, in order to promote collaboration, growth, and change on college campuses, communities and in private practice.
12:30pm – 1:30pm
Lunch - CALPCC Business
1:45pm – 3:15pm
Counselor Educator Consortium
The purpose of the Educator's Consortium is to provide counselor educators (full and part time faculty) with support and updated information to state licensure laws that will affect students and alumni in their programs. In addition to updates, time will be allotted for counselor educators to ask questions so that the group is able to share knowledge with each other to prepare students more effectively. Kim Madsen, the Executive Officer of the BBS will also attend to answer any legal questions.
Are you ready to be an LPCC? Things You Should Know before Becoming Licensed
Recognizing the LPCC is a relatively new license in California, students, graduates, and programs may not be familiar with the applicable expectations and guidelines. The CALPCC Pre-License Committee wants to help answer your questions about the LPCC process regardless of where you are in your journey. A panel of graduate students and associates will address your questions, offer real-world perspectives, and provide insider information on topics such as registering and studying for exams, professional networking, practicum, obtaining associate registration with the BBS, job search, salary negotiation, and completing licensing hours. This is an opportunity to gather as pre-licensed members from across California to educate, encourage, and empower you on your journey to becoming an LPCC.
Private Practice Counseling: Meeting Client Needs in a Divisive Time (panel of private practitioners addressing private practice)
The purpose of this session is to assist providers in the acquisition of the knowledge and skills necessary to develop a counseling practice within their desired setting. This session will focus on topics related to management of mental health services including administration, finance, and accountability. Strategies for developing and maintaining a successful counseling practice will be discussed. Participants are invited to bring their questions to ask the panel of clinicians who are currently in private practice.
Therapeutic Intervention for Working Couples: Assessing Areas of Work to Mitigate Stress at Home
Do we treat clients for problems related to spouse/partner, or problems related to employment? This workshops examines the therapeutic intervention for working couples by assessing six areas of work and how they often contribute to stress, which when taken home, further propagates emotional and physical burnout. In a recent study, 84% report that having a good day at work (a) improved their spirits at home and (b) allowed them to be more optimistic with their family. This presentation incorporates peer-reviewed scholarship along with pragmatic experience from private practice and organizational consulting.
3:30pm – 5:00pm
Implementing School-Based SFBT Counseling Programs through University-Community Collaboration
This presentation describes the Solution-Focused Brief Counseling (SFBC) evidence-based practices and methods used in the "SUCCESS Life Coaching" program, a 10-year school-based clinical intervention designed to support diverse student clients deemed "at-risk" academically or social-emotionally. The program is a University-Community training collaboration designed to train graduate students in the Counseling Program while also reaching those clients who feel marginalized and/or misunderstood in schools, in order to engage students and families to assess and work on students' academic and social/emotional strengths and goals. Learn the evidence-based curriculum used, keys to successful implementation, the ways in which the program supports schools while engaging students and families, and "lessons learned". Sample curriculum worksheets and steps to implementation included.
Learning to Lead: Developing an Advocacy Identity among California LPCCs, PCC Associates, and PCC Trainees
In today's society, mental health needs are ever-growing and changing, with an increased demand of services. Although a variety of mental health providers exists within California, a perception endures around which professionals can provide individual and group counseling, due to both established norms and stronger advocacy efforts of established mental health professions. As a new generation of Professional Clinical Counseling students growing into our professional identities, we recognize the challenge that maintaining an active stance in advocating for the PCC profession within California holds. We pose an opportunity for others to reflect on the personal traits that may help them cultivate a stronger sense of advocacy.
LGBTQ + POC & Chosen Family
In this presentation, we review empirical literature to provide background knowledge on the relationship between communities of color facing apartheid, explore the limitations around LGBTQ + people of color (POC) and support, and discuss intersectional challenges faced by POC LGBTQ+ individuals. We engage in critical analysis of how support looks different within the POC LGBTQ +community arguing for the significance of a chosen family versus biological. Utilizing the known concepts of support and impact on LGBTQ communities this session seeks to analyze pervasive images of successful counseling interventions with LGBTQ + late adolescence to early adulthood individuals. Furthermore, we evaluate how self-empowerment and advocacy look different among POC LGBTQ + communities highlighting the counseling methods to illuminate and empower the concept of chosen families.
Multi-Tiered Systems of Supports for Trauma-Informed Care
Exposure to childhood adversity is linked to lower life expectancy, higher rates of depression, suicidality, lower academic success, and other negative health outcomes. This presentation seeks to identify evidence-based practices to support youth exposed to childhood trauma and discuss the implications for trauma-informed care in the identification, prevention, and treatment of trauma using a multi-tiered system of support.
Social Class Bias in the Clinical Relationship; Does Socio-Economic Status Impact Treatment
Social class is an aspect of being for every individual regardless of race, ethnicity, or culture. Social class carries implicit and overt rules of behavior, boundaries, and ramifications for members of that particular class group. Its presence cannot be overlooked, ignored, or allowed to bias the clinicians view of the client or vice versa within the therapeutic setting. Social class bias in treatment is a fundamental issue that arises in the clinician client relationship. Bias has been indicated to impact treatment, diagnosis, and prognosis. Rising rates of poverty as well as increased rates of mental health diagnoses begs the question, what can be done to improve the clinician's awareness and ability to address this bias in the therapeutic setting? This presentation examines current evidence on the role that counselor implicit social class bias may play in treatment disparities, and whether training in implicit bias can effectively reduce the biases that clinician's exhibit.
Systematic Affair Recovery Therapy (SART) ™: A Cross Cultural Approach to Infidelity Counseling
Systematic Affair Recovery Therapy (SART) was developed to provide counselors of all levels with a strategic and culturally adaptive treatment method for helping couples heal from the trauma of sexual and emotional affairs. Working with couples in crisis can be overwhelming for new and seasoned clinicians, especially when considering the extreme emotional distress and feelings of hopelessness about the future of the relationship. The SART model treats infidelity from a cross-cultural framework that takes into consideration all the different types of relationships, even some of the marginalized minorities such as the case of individuals and dyads who are not in traditional, hetero normative, and monogamous relationships, such as the case of poly-amorous relationships and members of the LGBTQ community.
Social Justice in Clinical Practice: An Urgency for Cultural Humility, Responsiveness and Professional Compassion
Clients often come from communities differently complex and diverse from providers of mental health services including LPCCs, psychologists, MFTs and other practitioners. How do we teach future practitioners to practice cultural humility? What are some 'best practices' to demonstrate acts of professional compassion training those in power (i.e. therapists to work with those more marginalized or oppressed including clients and families)? What internal resources must we draw from to work with cultural communities often different from our own in some way that embodies a commitment for social justice? Sometimes we may be viewed as outsiders being made to work deeply within multicultural contexts. In this didactic and interactive workshop, the presenter will use share experiences in effectively facilitating others to acknowledge social justice in their work as psychologists in diverse communities. The presenter will share effective media, digital resources along with experiential, narrative processes utilized to understand awareness around often emotionally charged issues multi-culturally. To facilitate interactive learning, participants will be guided in sharing their own experiences as they might do with others. This session should particularly benefit LPCCs, psychologists and practitioners who have a multicultural practice, teach multicultural courses, facilitate workshops, or engage in workplace services, initiatives or discussions about discrimination, power and privilege in a wide array of settings.
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Nigerian Military Kill Boko Haram Militants, Destroy Command Center In Airstrikes
ABUJA, Aug. 10 (Xinhua) -- Airstrikes by the Nigerian military killed a number of Boko Haram militants and destroyed a location identified as their command and control center following a raid in the northeastern state of Borno, a military spokesman said here on Saturday.
The raid, on Friday, targeted the command and control center of the Boko Haram terror group in Dusala, on the fringes of the Sambisa forest in Borno, Ibikunle Daramola, spokesman for the Nigerian air force, said in a statement made available to Xinhua in Abuja.
Three Alpha jets dispatched by the Air Task Force engaged the location in multiple passes, recording accurate hits on the target area, he said.
Daramola declined to give the accurate figure of Boko Haram militants killed in the raid but said the structures housing the command center were completely destroyed by the airstrikes.
"The few surviving terrorists, who were seen attempting to flee the area, were taken out by follow-on attacks," he said.
The spokesman said the raid was part of renewed efforts aimed at eliminating remnants of Boko Haram and Islamic State of West Africa Province terrorists in the troubled northeast of Nigeria.
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About Our Great Strides Walk
While the CF Foundation has suspended in-person events through the end of June, the cystic fibrosis community is finding new ways to come together. Please save the date for a national, virtual celebration of the CF Foundation's 65th anniversary on Friday, June 5. Join thousands of others from the CF community on 65 Roses Day to celebrate 65 years of progress.
Join us on Friday, May 15 at 4:00 PM for Wisconsin Together, a virtual pep rally on Facebook Live to bring together the cystic fibrosis community in Wisconsin. This will be an exciting celebration for our CFF supporters throughout Wisconsin!
Looking for something to do while you practice physical distancing? Here's a few ways you can show your support and connect with your local community –
Participate Virtually. Create your own at-home event – go for a walk in your neighborhood, hop on your treadmill, or spin on your bike. Maybe even start a dance party with your family at home. We know this is a hard time for families across the U.S. and globe, but you can do something to help others while staying safe.
Recruit. You can recruit others to participate in a virtual event with you as a member of your team.
Fundraise. You can continue fundraising online by leveraging the tools in the Great Strides Participant Center, the mobile app, and Fundraise on Facebook to reach your goal.
Share your Strides Pride. Wear your Cystic Fibrosis Foundation branded apparel, custom team t-shirt, or a past Great Strides shirt while you walk, run, or ride. Share how you're participating by posting a selfie on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Make sure to tag the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (@CF_Foundation) and use the hashtag #GreatStrides to keep the energy and momentum going strong!
Thank you Sponsors!
We want to thank our generous national and regional sponsors - gold national sponsor, AbbVie, our silver national sponsor, Vertex, our bronze sponsors, Genentech and Gilead, and our regional sponsor, Mylan.
The CF Foundation is going cashless! If you are planning on making a donation on the day of the walk, we encourage you to bring your checkbooks or credit cards and avoid cash.


text: The second regular album by the Norwegian Folk Act, coming in Digipak, features 12 tracks that center on rediscovering the heathen roots, through nature, through the old stories and legends of the Norse gods. With all acoustic instrumentation, including fiddle and flute by Runahild of Eliwagar, the sounds of nature and resonance of the feelings and being in tune with the world around us is a part of the journey that this collection of music leads us on. Idis Örlög is an acoustic Folk project from sole member Siv Idis, which is heavily rooted in Germanic lore. Musically Idis Örlög is based primarily around acoustic guitar and clean vocal performances, bringing to mind other similar acts such as Hagalaz' Runedance or Carved In Stone. Other instruments (such as harp and fiddle) are used to enhance the atmosphere of the music, and includes guest performances from Runahild of Eliwagar (another talented Folk band from Norway). This is NOT just another Folk band singing about Valhalla and other metal-esque clichés, but a more serious exploration of Germanic paganism and the worldview of our ancestors.


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Joe Lavorgna of Deutsche Bank gets paid millions of dollars to consistently apologize for weak economic data by blaming the weather. He's made these rationalizing forecasts at least 21 times in the last couple years. Scroll down.
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Mizuho's Ricchiuto Wipes The Floor With Deutsche's Lavorgna: "Why Do I Even Bother?"
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Statutes, Cases, Regulations and Recommendations from National, Regional and Intergovernmental Bodies
The following are formal documents adopted nationally, regionally or internationally by governments and/or intergovernmental bodies.
- Statutes and Case Law
- Statutes and important court cases concerning restorative justice from around the world.
- Governmental Documents
- As governments have adopted restorative justice programmes, some have created study commissions and other bodies to consider how to incorporate them in their justice systems.
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- Documents created or adopted by United Nations bodies.
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Sohana's journey through the chakras ends at the crown with amethysts, crystals and pearls
We have now arrived at the final part of our Romancing the Stones series. The Crown Chakra is the most fascinating one of all. It is the master chakra that governs all others. The Crown Chakra is the principal manifestation of the mind. Many believe that if we can enhance the capabilities of this chakra through clearing, balancing and healing, all of the other chakras become activated and operative.
The following analogy might help: Our brain is like computer hardware that can be measured, fixed, etc. However, our mind is more like software. We can feel it, use it, but cannot see it. And, our emotions are one of the strongest manifestations of our mind. The ancients always depicted the Crown Chakra as a circle of divine light around the head of awakened ones.
Color and properties of the 7th Chakra
The Seventh Chakra, located at the top of the head, is associated with the color white and violet. It is related to our spirituality and the integration of our whole being: physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. The Sahasrara in Sanskrit, it is spoken of as the thousand petaled lotus. This Chakra is associated with divine wisdom, our spirit, our Oneness with the Universe, our Unity with all that is, and Enlightenment.
One of the powerful realizations that is associated with the Crown is the affirmation, "I am willing to be responsible for the quality of love and joy I have in my life." We use the seventh chakra as a tool to communicate with our spiritual nature. It is through this vortex that the life force is dispersed from the universe into the lower 6 chakras. It has been referred to as our spiritual communication center. This chakra is often pictured as a lotus flower opening to allow spiritual awakening in an individual. The Crown Chakra could also be considered the well intuitive knowing is drawn from.
It controls the body parts of the skull, cerebral cortex, skin, right brain, right eye, and their nervous, muscular and skeletal systems.
Symptoms of Unbalanced Crown Chakra
A person who has a blocked Crown Chakra may be unhappy, have no concern for other people's feelings, have no purpose in life, may be depressed or confused, or have trouble learning things. He/she will have low self-esteem and may feel misunderstood or frustrated with everything. In extreme cases a person may exhibit physical symptoms such as light sensitivity, dementia, cerebral tumors, chronic fatigue, dizziness or even things like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's or epilepsy. It is exciting to know that by activating the Crown we can do much to prevent these things from occurring.
Symptoms of a Balanced Crown Chakra
This is the good part. If your Crown Chakra is balanced, you will be more open to everything and have a better connection to your own divine center of being. You will be more joyful and attracted to spiritual things. You will be able to find joy and wonder in all that you do, and you will have a high sense of creativity.
Exercises to open your Crown Chakra
As we age, unless we pay attention to the spiritual aspects of our own mind, slowly our Crown Chakra becomes less and less operative. It never stops working until death but its cycles become very slow and in turn our mental capabilities become slower and slower.
Prayer and meditation are of course the first things to mention for opening this chakra. Besides this, exercises that stimulate the mind and balance right and left brain such as 'Brain Buttons' from Brain Gym are extremely helpful. From my perspective as a kinesiology practitioner, 'Cook's Hook-ups' is by far the most important because it connects all the meridians of the body, balances the brain, creates a feeling of well-being and treats trauma. It is especially helpful if you are feeling stressed, confused, agitated or traumatized but can be used every day by anyone who wants to balance and energize all their chakras.
Sit in a chair and cross your left ankle over the right one. Then hold your arms out in front of you and cross the left arm over the right with the palms touching and thumbs pointing down. Interlace your fingers and bend your arms so that your interlaced fingers are resting on your chest. The next thing is essential. Place the tip of your tongue on the roof of your mouth about an inch behind the teeth and keep it there. Breathe deeply until you yawn or sigh. Then uncross your legs, place your fingertips together in front of you, keep your tongue in the same poition and keep breathing for another minute.
Crown Chakra Jewelry
Above are three examples of jewelry that energizes the Crown Chakra. The gemstones for the Crown are: Diamonds, Quartz Crystal, Pearl, Moonstone, Fluorite and clear Natural Zircon.
On the left is an Amethyst and Pearl pendant. Amethyst assists our connection with spirit, inspires meditation and service to humanity. Pearl brings purity and longevity.
The center necklace is made of two crystals, Quartz Crystal and Amethyst Crystal. The necklace contains Amethyst and Quartz Crystal beads. This piece was created to assist the wearer to balance and energize the Crown Chakra.
On the right is an Amethyst and Argentine Citrine necklace that energizes both the Crown and Solar Plexus Chakras helping our Spirit to manifest.
I hope you have enjoyed this journey through the chakras and have found it helpful. Please contact me with any questions or comments.
Sohana is a Reiki Master and kinesiology practitioner as well as a jewelry designer; thus her healing work is reflected in each piece. She is American and has traveled widely, living in India and has now made her home on the magical island of Bali. Sohana still travels the world lecturing about gemstone therapy, teaching kinesiology classes and exhibiting her latest jewelry designs. During exhibitions, she demonstrates the empowering effect of gemstones using kinesiology. firstname.lastname@example.com – visionaryjewelsbysohana


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Live, Shop, Play in Flagler
Radio Show with Joe Mullins
Joe Mullins and his guests discuss a wide variety of topics that affect Flagler County and its residents. Interesting guests and topics and thought provoking discussions make listening to Joe's radio show a must. Discussion is the beginning of positive change. Tune in to WNZF News Radio 1550AM/94.9 on Saturday mornings at 9:30 am.
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U.S. Bank Freight Payment Index reflects mixed results in Q1
The U.S. Bank Freight Payment Index, a quarterly analysis of freight shipment volumes and spend by companies shipping goods, revealed mixed results for the first quarter of 2019 and moderation after record highs in 2018.
Shipments contracted significantly nationwide, both on a quarterly and annual basis. Freight spending decreased from last quarter but increased slightly from this time last year. Numerous factors impacting shippers and carriers including: extreme weather, international trade uncertainty and the partial government shutdown.
Regional differences varied more dramatically than usual. In the Midwest, crippling snowstorms made shipments challenging and spending was down.
For the Northeast, weather and decelerating manufacturing activity led to slower shipping. In the Southeast and Southwest, shipments fell while spend on trucking rose. On the West Coast, trade trends that spiked volume in Q4 2018, led to softer Q1 2019.
The U.S. Bank Freight Payment Index measures quantitative changes in freight shipments and spend activity based on data from transactions processed through U.S. Bank Freight Payment. The business processed more than US$27.6bn in 2018 for large corporations and government agencies.


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Why avail SEO from a reputable company?
Benefits of SEO to you and your visitors
Contrary to what is usually known, SEO is a two-way gain. How? Visitors of your website derive benefits from having the page optimized using the acceptable SEO techniques.
By having a website optimized, business owners are actually doing their visitors (mostly clients and first-time inquirers) a BIG favor. First, SEO eases the site visitors' searching. Due to the increasing availability of Internet worldwide, consumers find it more convenient to look for an 'affordable travel promo' or 'grand wedding celebration' or a 'high-end but inexpensive gadget' in various search engines.
The question is: are you at par with your cutthroat competition? In today's marketplace, establishing your online presence is becoming a necessity when every consumer is increasingly becoming dependent on the superpowers of Internet.
Secondly, as a result of having your website properly SEO-ed, its ranking on specific search engine results will improve. This will enable site visitors to locate your web page easily. In other words, search results are presented to the inquirers in an orderly manner. The most effectively optimized site owns the top spot followed by other website.
On the other hand, higher return on investment (ROI) is among the benefits in stored for companies availing SEO service from a reputable company. Mailing, cold calling, radio-TV-print ads, and billboards are considered nearing the state of becoming things of the past.
Higher ROI
Experts say that while ROI on traditional marketing means are usually low, SEO delivers a higher ROI due to its capacity to expand customer base without becoming intrusive. Because of that, chances are your volume of sales and profit will increase.
Let your customers find you easily when they need you. However, getting the much-coveted first place in specific search results isn't easy as signing a check and leaving the work to the ad agency.
Reaping the fruits of optimization would take relatively long hours of hard work, but when it's done, all efforts are sure to pay off. It is in this instance that you need a credible company to provide you almost everything you need to stage your online presence with pizzazz.
24/7 Presence
Add to this its ability to promote your company and its business 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. (Of course, that depends on the SEO package you are going to get.)
Increase visibility in a cost-efficient way
Not only that! With optimizing your website, you are giving your brand an increased, international visibility in a cost-efficient manner.
According to an esteemed marketing firm, SEO continues to gain popularity with 57 % of top internet marketers surveyed in 2008 considering its "low costs" and "high returns" important features.
See? When your page is easily seen by you, it's like telling the world about your innovation. Just don't get surprised for getting business inquiries from other parts of the world.


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Understanding the peer review process could help research and shed light on the mechanisms that underlie crowdsourcing. In this paper, we present an agent-based model of peer review built on three entities - the paper, the scientist and the conference. The system is implemented on a BDI platform (Jason) that allows to define a rich model of scoring, evaluating and selecting papers for conferences. Then, we propose a programme committee update mechanism based on disagreement control that is able to remove reviewers applying a strategy aimed to prevent papers better than their own to be accepted (rational cheating). We analyze a homogeneous scenario, where all conferences aim to the same level of quality, and a heterogeneous scenario, in which conferences request different qualities, showing how this affects the update mechanism proposed. We also present a first step toward an empirical validation of our model that compares the amount of disagreements found in real conferences with that obtained in our simulations. © 2013 World Scientific Publishing Company.
A simulation of disagreement for control of rational cheating in peer review
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World Scientific Publishing, Singapore, Singapore
Advances in Complex Systems 16 (2013). doi:10.1142/S0219525913500045
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2018 Dodge Demon Hits the Strip vs Trackhawk, Hellcat, Supercharged Camaro
When it comes to stirring up the pot and creating the most possible attention for one ...
When it comes to stirring up the pot and creating the most possible attention for one of their cars, Dodge might have done the best job of accomplishing just that this year. With the release of the Dodge Demon, the company would let go of just the right information in just the right way while not laying all of their cards out on the table at once to create such massive hype. The result was a giant stir that had people wondering what this car would really be capable of as we got some numbers slowly trickled out to us while the entire picture had yet to be painted but now, it really looks like we're getting some of those desired results in full swing.
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This time, which check out the car as it's able to head out to the local drag strip and take a crack at a couple of competitors who seem to be quite formidable. While the Demon is certainly one of the strongest drag racing production cars to ever hit the streets, The Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk, Hellcat Challenger, and a supercharged Chevrolet Camaro should give it a good run for its money as all of the above bustle down the eighth mile against one another for bragging rights and to see what kind of times they can reel in.
If you follow along with the video down below, you'll be able to watch the Demon go to work, finally stretching out its legs on the strip and showing us some times on the board to showcase what this beast is made of. After being able to see the Demon in action, be sure to tell us what you think of this screaming Mopar as it digs down deep and makes its way down the track to a couple of stellar passes.


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Hours of Distribution
Monday, 1:00 – 6:00 PM
Tuesday & Thursday, 11:30 AM – 7:00 PM
This Week's Distribution
Eggplant or
Spaghetti Squash
Hot Peppers
Beans (Green or Yellow)
Tomatoes(all kinds)
Seedless Watermelon
Soy Beans
Sweet Onion
Red Russian kale
Cherry Tomatoes(1pt)
Recipe Links
Grilled Corn and Soybean Salad
Simple Roasted Edamame (Soybean)
Kale Salad with Glazed Pumpkin Seeds and Cider Dressing
Upcoming Events
From the Farmer
I hope you enjoyed last week's share. Bring a couple of bags this week because your share will be bountiful!
Late summer is the time of year when the difference in taste between our farm fresh produce and the grocery store produce is so apparent. Last week, Chronicle came to the farm to do a segment on farm stands. The interviewer asked the question, "Why would someone come to Tangerini's instead of the grocery store when the grocery store is much more convenient?" It was really easy to answer that after I had spent a week gorging myself on our cantaloupes and watermelon. My answer was straightforward and from the heart. "When was the last time you bought a cantaloupe from the grocery store and said, 'that's the best cantaloupe I ever ate?' Never!!!"
I went on to say that just last weekend we gave away samples of cantaloupe in the farm stand and pretty much everyone who tried it bought one. Whether its the melons or the tomatoes or those crunchy colored peppers that you'll get this week, you can taste the difference in the produce offered at each distribution.
This is exactly why we started the Winter Share: so you don't have to return to the grocery store for your vegetables and greens. We didn't think it was fair to get you accustomed to all our wonderful farm produce during the Main Share and not continue it through the winter when we were more than capable of doing so. I highly recommend the winter/combo share. It's not only delicious but, it's a great value. You can sign-up by going to www.tangerinisfarm.com/make-a-purchase. If it's too much for you, consider sharing it with another family.
Just in case you are interested, Chronicle is set to air our segment sometime during the second week of September. It was pretty emotional for me, especially when they asked me "What do your customers mean to you?" I understand that they take out sections when people are swearing or crying…… To set the record straight, I wasn't swearing!
Thanks for all your support, you mean everything to us and I hope to see you around the farm this week!


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By Dave Bruning 11-year-old Lucy Li qualified for the U.S. Women's Open. This is a wonderful accomplishment that deserves to be celebrated. However, there are many spike marks that are being overlooked amidst this joyous celebration. It is simply too much too soon for an 11-year-old to be playing in the U.S. Open. I am… read more
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Too Much Too Soon
Landon Donovan Gets Royally Screwed
By Dave Bruning Life is not fair sometimes. I don't think anybody would argue that, and we all have certainly experienced life's unfairness at some point. Injuries aside, I think we tend to believe athletes lead a privileged existence and escape life's inequities. Not true. Just ask Landon Donovan. He got royally screwed by USA… read more


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(1) York Refuses to Return to Bargaining Table
(2) Special General Membership Meeting: March 9
(3) Strike Committee Meetings
(4) Strike Duties Accommodation Procedure
(5) Strike Information Page
(6) Email for Students Template
(7) Joint BT-Exec Meeting: March 12
(1) York Refuses to Return to Bargaining Table
On Monday, the bargaining team sent the employer an updated counter-offer, as had been demanded both directly and in the media. The employer has since refused to return to the table. The bargaining team is working on an open letter to the York administration. Friday's SGMM will be a good opportunity to discuss how we go forward to address York's refusal to bargain.
The bargaining team have summarized the Monday counter offer here: Proposals and Responses as of March 5.
(2) Special General Membership Meeting: March 9
Strike SGMM
Friday, March 9
5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
252 Bloor St W
Following the strike policy, Strike SGMMs will be held weekly for the duration of the strike. The agenda will include:
- a report from the Executive Committee on the conduct of the strike.
- a report from the Bargaining Team on the status of negotiations.
- a report by the Strike Committee and its subcommittees on the conduct of the strike.
- a report from the Treasurer on the state of the finances of the union.
- an agenda item allotted for motions from the floor that will direct the activity of the union, its committees and/or officers during the strike.
With thanks to our allies at CUPE 3902 for the donated space!
Please contact Sheila Wilmot at email@example.com if you require ASL interpretation, reimbursement for childcare/caregiver/attendant care, and/or transportation costs for members who are unable to secure Wheel-Trans, or other requests for accommodation.
(3) Strike Committee Meetings
The next Strike Committee Meeting will take place on Thursday March 8 at 5:30 pm at Casa Maiz, 1280 Finch Ave. West, Unit 204 (Finch and Keele).
While we will try to schedule SC meetings with more notice, they may be announced on short notice to address developments on the picket lines. As such, picket captains and all interested members are encouraged to subscribe to the Stewards' Council listserv, where these meetings are announced regularly.
(4) Strike Duties Accommodation Procedure
All CUPE 3903 members who want to contribute to strike duties and receive picket pay will be given meaningful work. The following policy is for members who cannot picket — or can only picket some of the time — due to a protected ground in the Ontario Human Rights Code. Members who need accommodations are strongly encouraged to sign up now, following the procedures outlined in the policy, for alternative (or "8th Line") duties: CUPE 3903 Strike Duties Accommodation Procedure.
Requests for accommodations that are not due to a protected ground in the Ontario Human Rights Code should be made to the Strike Committee by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
(5) Strike Information Page
Check out the Strike Information page for all queries related to:
- Picket line locations
- Strike Accommodations
- Strike Pay
There are also FAQs for striking and picketing.
(6) Email for Students Template
Members have been creating a number of templates of emails to send to your students to explain the strike and their rights not to cross picket lines. You should feel free to talk to your students about the strike in whatever way you choose. However, if you are looking for a place to start, here is a template: Template email for students.
(7) Joint BT-Exec Meeting: March 12
Joint Exec-BT Meeting
Monday, March 12
9:00 am – 11:00 am
Strike HQ
45 Fours Winds Dr, Unit Q-1
Joint meetings of the Bargaining Team and Executive Committee are always open to members.
If you have an item you'd like to add to the agenda, email Dan O'Hara, Recording Secretary (email@example.com).


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Does Your Financial Advisor Have Your Best Interest In Mind?
How to tell a fiduciary from a broker or planner, and why it matters
When you invest your hard-earned money through a broker, financial planner or financial advisor, do you really know who you're hiring? Some of these professionals are legally bound to act in your best interest, while others may be out, first and foremost, to make a buck.
How can you tell the difference? Here's what you need to know before you choose.
Start by asking one simple question
Ask the person you plan to work with, "Are you a registered investment advisor?" If so, that person is what's known as a fiduciary — and thus is obligated by law to act in your interest before his own.
Every registered investment advisor (RIA) must file a form known as Form ADV. It explains in simple terms the advisor's services, fees and approach to investing. It also discloses if the advisor has had problems in the past with either regulators or clients. Your advisor should provide this form on request. If he won't show it to you, consider that a red flag. He should display it proudly, like a restaurant would display an excellent health inspection rating.
If you RIA doesn't provide the form or you don't want to ask for it, you can find it online, along with more information about his professional history. To know where to look it helps to know how much money the person manages.
RIAs are divided into those who manage more than or less than $100 million in client funds. The first group must register with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. If your RIA falls into this group, you can read about him using a service called BrokerCheck. The service is from the Financial Industry Regulatory Agency (FINRA), a private regulator run by the investment industry. Another source is the SEC's Investment Advisor Public Disclosure site.
The second group of RIAs must register with a state regulator. For researching these RIAs, start with BrokerCheck but also check the database of state-level regulators at the North American Securities Administrators Association.
Advisor, planner or broker?
A financial planner, broker or insurance agent who is not a fiduciary can be a perfectly good source of investment advice if you have a knowledgeable, scrupulous one — and you understand what his job is, and isn't.
Brokers: These are salespeople. Their job is to purchase securities for you if you don't want to buy them yourself. While they are licensed in most cases, the regulatory standard they must meet is lower than that of a fiduciary. The investments they recommend must be suitable to your situation, and that's it. They aren't obligated to act in your best financial interest. Some brokers call themselves "financial advisors" but aren't in fact RIAs, so it pays to check. Note that some RIAs are also licensed to act as a broker.
Financial planners: These professionals can offer advice on investments but often focus on planning topics such as taxes, insurance and retirement rather than solely investing. They can't purchase securities for you unless they're also brokers. And again, unlike RIAs, they aren't legally required to act in your best interest.
Insurance agents, tax planners and lawyers: These folks sometimes take on the role of financial advisor. Be sure to consider their advice in light of their licensing and experience. For instance, if an insurance agent tells you that an annuity is the best way to secure retirement income, get a second opinion from a fiduciary before taking action.


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641 C NW 85th St
Seattle WA 98117
Offering Price: $599,950
Sold Price: $590,000
Noble Homes
3 Beds
3 Baths
1,399 sq. ft.
1 Off-street
Vibrant new project in the heart of Ballard brought to you by esteemed builder Noble Homes! Welcome to this spacious, light-filled, townhouse designed around a highly sought-after open floor plan – built near all the major business hubs in Seattle. Walls of windows and numerous decks/rooftop terraces provide breathtaking views in every direction and make the boundaries of your home seemingly limitless. Design forward and coated with high-end finishes this home looks and feels like no other. Custom details include wide plank oak floors, quartz counter tops, designer tiles, a swanky master bedroom, AC, and ON-SITE PARKING. Targeting 4-Star Build Green with proximity to Phinney and Greenwood, conveniently located near all local store fronts – Noble Homes has blown us away again!
Special Features:
- Off-Street Parking
- Rooftop Terrace
- Masterbedroom Deck
- Targeting 4-Star Built Green
Despite being one of Seattle's fastest developing neighborhoods, Ballard still manages to maintain its charm and character. Old Ballard, with its cobblestone streets, chic restaurants and adorable storefronts, is a favorite visiting spot for visitors and locals. On Sunday's visitors flock to the year-round farmers market for fresh flowers, produce and home-grown delights. The sandy beaches of Golden Gardens are perfect for picnics, walks and volleyball and for viewing sunsets over the Puget Sound. The Shilshole Marina is home to Ray's Boathouse, a summertime favorite with its expansive patio and stunning views. In addition, Ballard has a strong maritime history. It is the home of Seattle's commercial fishing fleet. There are a range of dry dock and marine industrial uses located along the Lake Washington Ship Canal, as well as beautiful marinas. The neighborhood provides easy downtown access and is in proximity to I-5 and 520, making it an ideal location for both locals and commuters.
Hot Spots:
- Hiram M. Chittenden Locks (Ballard Locks)
- La Carta De Oaxaca
- Ray's Boathouse
- Sunday Farmer's Market
- Golden Gardens Park
- Nordic Heritage Museum


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Carpool Forum.
One of the more exciting elements of this website will be
the proposed Carpool Forum, which will provide talents
from the entire region, from Niagara to Hamilton to Toronto,
and all of Southern Ontario, with the ability to coordinate
with one another, in order to establish carpools.
This service will be open to any and all talents, regardless
of their location, their agent, or their status, and will use
the existing infrastructure of Facebook and Google+ for
logging in, in order to provide security and a functional
platform, for nearby talents to reach one another.
As any, even somewhat, experienced talent knows, many
agents often book for the same gig, and most agents do
not have the time or the resources to establish carpools
for their talents. This will allow talents booked by
different agents, but going to the same gig and/or living
in the same area, to reach one another.
This service will save time and money, and will assure
that fewer talents end up being unfortunate no-shows.
Sometimes you miss a train, or your carpool driver has
no clue how to navigate, so this service will help to
alleviate such issues from affecting future productions.
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Why is this page here and not on the WOA website?Recently the Westsail Owners' Association website was moved to a new server that would allow the site to be more easily updated and maintained. While the basic content was successfuly transferred into the new site, a new Forum was started from scratch and the old Forum was converted to a collection of 41 PDF documents.
Most of the Westsails are somewhere around 35 years old. They were well-built boats and most of the boats that were built are still sailing today... many half way 'round the world. But like all classic sailboats, they will all have problems over time, and most of the problems are relatively similar from boat to boat. There's a fair degree of likelihood that any problem that might come up has already been tackled by another owner. It's also fairly likely that the solution is buried somewhere in the archives of the Forum.
Long ago, I started downloading and archiving the entire Westsail.org website, with periodic refreshes. I did this mainly because I wanted a localized version of the site that I could access while cruising remote corners of the world, with limited access to the Internet. Perhaps the biggest benefit, however, has been the major improvement in my ability to search more than 11,000 posts efficiently.
It's likely that the old forum data could have been integrated with the new application, creating one contiguous and searchable source of information. But this would have required substantial programming and data manipulation and the decision was made by the WOA to take the current course. I therefore created this application as a means to preserve the seven years worth of resources that I consider to be incredibly valuable information for current and future Westsail owners. I hope you find it as useful as I have.
Jack Webb
1975 Westsail 32, Hull #438
Post: "Westsail 39"
12,268 posts on 2,444 threads • From Mar 07, 2004 - Jan 08, 2012
How to Make an Effective Search
Primary Settings and Expectations
- Search "How" - There are two basic ways to make a search for content on this site and the methods will typically give you very different results.
- If you search with a "How" setting of "Text Strings", your search will look for one or more occurrences of the individual words, but these words need not be adjacent to one another. This method will typically give you the greatest number of results.
- If you search with a "How" setting of "Full Phrase", your submitted search words must all appear in the post, and they must be also be contiguous, and they must appear in the exact order entered. This setting will typically give you the most specific results, but understand that users do not always type things the way you expect.
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It is a great boat, indeed. A Perry design. It is a modernized Valiant 40 that weighs 3,300 lbs less, has 1,300 lbs more ballast, and is a foot shorter and 6" less wide. The fin is longish and the rudder is hung on a full skeg that supports the rudder from below as well. It length is 38' 10", but its LWL is 34' 4", a bit longer than the Valiant 40. The relatively narrow beam is carried well forward and well aft to create a very roomy interior with lots of storage. The basic PHRF of the boat is 128, considerably faster than the other Westsails. The hull is not cored, but is strongly reinforced with horizontal and vertical stringers as well as partial bulkheads. The three full bulkheads are attached and glassed in, as is the hull to deck joint. It is a very solidly built boat that survived the ravaging of a fluke Pacific Northwest hurricain without serious damage that took out three commercial fishing vessels, losing the entire crew of one. Yet the boat came in second in the 2002 Pacific Transpac race, both in its division and overall and against many longer boats. It is very fast, but can stand up well in a blow. The rig is a double spreader affair with high aspect sails. It is set up to be rigged as a sloop or a cutter, but goes to wind better as a sloop. Properly set up, the boat is a dream to single hand. It is very stiff and the hull is easily and quickly driven with just a 95% single foresail,used by many cruisers. Its ballast ratio is almost 45% and it can go up to 24 knots or so before having to reef. Outfitted for cruising, the displacement goes from 19,200 pounds to about 22,500 pounds, a weight many single handers consider just perfect. The helm balances extremely well up and down the Beaufort scale. The boat ghosts along well well in the lightest of airs. I know a couple who cruised the world for eight years and never used their cruising spinnaker even once. The interior is loaded with teak and the many deadlights, making the boat interior very bright, gorgeous, warm and homey. Hatches are by Bomar and very heavy duty. The berth lengths are, like the cockpit seats, very generous and comfortable to sleep on. The deck is easy to work on. Tracks are recessed on deck to avoid stubbed toes and the foredeck is roomy. The bulwarks are about 6' high to the toerail top and the stanchions are 30" high. The standing rigging is 3/8" 1x19 and very heavy duty.
The deck is cored with 4"x4" blocks of marine grade plywood that are glassed in and around and thereby isolated from each other, to avoid loosing the deck, if one should become saturated by a deck leak. Although built in Tiawan, all the hardwear, metalwork and fittings are made in the USA and shipped to Tiawan. The boat is Perry best effort to create a fast world cruiser, correcting what he perceived later to be his mistakes on the Valiant 40, itself a classic. I hope this helps.


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would become thisIn 1985, Michael Geilenfeld, a former Brother with Mother Teresa's order, with $1000 in his pocket, established a home for 5 orphans in Port au Prince. Less than a quarter century later, it had grown tremendously. The St Joseph's Home for Boys family now included Trinity House and Wings of Hope as well as an arts center, an outreach school in conjunction with Trinity House and the Resurrection Dance Theater. Michael's dream came crashing down on January 12th when the earthquake hit Haiti.
A graduate of the the St Joe's program and now it's director, Bill Nathan was in the chapel on the 6th floor, preparing for evening chapel when the quake began. He was able to jump to the rooftop of a nearby building, but sustained serious injuries. The boys were mostly outdoors and all escaped without serious injuries. Bill was flown to a hospital in Fort Lauderdale yesterday which I understand was documented on television, though I have yet to see it.
Rather than continue my blog posting in chronological order, I have decided to jump ahead and show you some of my impressions of Port au Prince. We were able to spend 3 days in one of the guest rooms at St Joe's. Below, Michael got up early on our last morning there to prepare our breakfast and see us off. We had to leave for the airport at 6:15 AM.
This was the sitting area outside our room. The stairs led to a stage area for the dance theater, then up to the chapel, then up to the rooftop garden sitting areas with a fantastic view of the city.
Many of the guest rooms had been furnished by former guests. They were all beautiful and unique. Though there was no running water and sporadic electricity, St Joe's was rated as THE best place to stay in Haiti by several travel guides.
From the St Joe's Facebook page dated December 26th:
With the 25th anniversary of St. Joseph's coming up in January, we are remodeling and updating the home. There are lots of new colors on the walls, new furniture, new rooms and lots of surprises.Now it looks like this:
This is where we ate most of our meals:
Art was displayed throughout the building, much of it done by the boys in the arts program. We were fortunate to attend one of their church services on the Sunday morning that we were there. The boys did the whole service. Bill Nathan is in the center, playing the drum.
There was also chapel most mornings and evenings.Views of the city from the rooftop garden
The clouds building foretold the rain we had that afternoon and evening. They collected the rainwater to use for washing and flushing
Sunday afternoon, the Resurrection Dance Theater performed for us as well as some of the kids from Wings - a home for mentally and physically challenged children who had been orphaned or abandoned.
The dance skit below portrayed the life on the streets of Didi, one of the boys.
These are all of the boys who performed for us that day, joined by Steve - in the blue shirt - one of the residents of Wings.
Steve is joined by Pierre, another Wings kid, in the dance finale
joined by ALL the guests! What a wonderful celebration!
On Monday, we went up to Wings, which is about an hour drive from St Joe's, farther up in the hills. I am not sure which portions of Wings were damaged in the quake. The photo below is looking toward the guest rooms and day areas.
This is where the previous photo was taken from
Some of the kids at Wings.
The kids at Wings were giving out treats to the children of the neighborhood the day we were there. From a Facebook post:
The highlight of today was not decorating the tree at Wings, although that was great and I'll post photos later. The highlight of the day was the Wings kids setting up a table at the front of the house and giving cookies they made and toys to the kids of the neighborhood. It was wonderful! Bravo to KC and the Wings education staff for teaching the Wings kids that the gift is in the giving.This little Wings guy was enjoying his sucker!
My heart is heavy as I think of them trying to make some sense out of what has happened. With St Joe's uninhabitable, the boys have moved to the only stable portion of the Wings facility which means there are around 65 living in a very small space. They are very lucky that they are all together, of course.
What follows is a brief tour of Port au Prince. We were able to accompany some other guests at St Joe's on a shopping trip, of sorts, to an artists coop and to the metalworking district. I was only able to take photos of the city from the window of the van, usually while we were moving. One really can't say, "stop a minute so I can take a picture"!!
Market area street scene..........
This is what we would think of as a homeless camp. Some tarps strung up from trees provides shelter from the hot sun. Most cooking is done outdoors using charcoal or wood fires. Very common sight in the city. These people most likely were unhurt in the quake.Retail establishments
More market area. It seemed as though market was every day, somewhere, although there may have been specific areas set up on certain days for larger markets.
As you can see, people spend a lot of time outside. It was lucky that the quake happened just before 5:00, it was still light out and most people were not in their homes.
We visited the metal working area where there are more than 60 artisans selling their creations. They took old oil drums, removed the ends and flatened them out. They then cut them into shapes and hammered designs into them. This man supports his family with his trade.This boy is hammering a design into a piece.
Some of the homes we saw on the hillside on our way to the Wings facility, which is located near Fermathe.
Laundry day - is every day! Imagine doing your laundry this way! Cold water, scrubbing hard, line drying. Yet, everyone I saw was clean.
More homes - these are more upper middle class. Few homes like these. The really upper class homes were enclosed by walls topped with razorwire. My understanding of the rich in Port au Prince - is not very good. I didn't meet any, don't know of any, just heard of them.
Nuff said.
That's it for today. If anyone has questions, I would be happy to address them from what I know. I will be returning when I can - right now, non essential, non medical, and non trained in disaster relief people are not needed - or allowed. Understandable! When allowed, I will be there to help, I hope.
NOTE- the "after" photos are from St Joseph's facebook or the heartswithhaiti.org site. If you wish to donate to the rebuilding of the home and Michael's successful program, the Hearts With Haiti site has a secure donation area.
BREAKING NEWS: From the St Joe's facebook post:


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