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Why I like old buildings
Though my earliest memories are of a house of relatively modern vintage, that was simply where I lived. The real world was all about old buildings:
- the wooden two-room schoolhouse for first and second grades that seemed straight out of a Norman Rockwell illustration complete with giant slide (well, it seems giant in memory), seesaws and self-propelled merry-go-round (try finding any of those on a playground these days)
- the 1879 lighthouse on a rock where my classmate lived
- the cheerful little seaside commercial strip (circa 1880s – 1920s)
- or the revered but well-used historic area full of 18th century buildings, including the intriguingly creepy mannikins portraying colonial education in the one room schoolhouse (at right, postcard from 1971), and the tavern where costumed Colonial Dames (or something like them) served us cinnamon toast and tea in front of a roaring fire.
What is it that I find so appealing about old buildings?
Old buildings have nooks. There is some cozy animal instinct in us that likes the protection that nooks provide. I went to a coffee shop situated in a restored 1873 building recently and the only occupied seats were the ones in the nooks. As soon as someone left a nook, someone else would take up position in the nook. Old buildings tend toward nooks.
UPDATE: I am back at this same coffee shop in this lovely old building (boasting the first mansard roof built in this city) and can confirm that people still gravitate toward the nooks. All the nooks are full. J'adore le nook.
While new buildings are redolent with off-gassing carpets and mdf that give off a certain "new house smell" (or, more unfortunately, Chinese wallboard with its own special aroma), I equate old houses with the scent of privet, cinnamon, or mystery – you read that right — the smell of mystery: notes of musty mixed with a hint of dusty all of which conjure notions of great treasures hidden in the attic or fire the imagination with conjectured conversations from long ago. (Touring a house built in 1722 that features original finishes, hardware, etc throughout, I began to wonder if it would be possible to find fingerprints from the original Quaker tenants.)
Old buildings have grand public spaces that inspire me. Before elevators and fire codes came along, architects designed grandiose stairways, spaces that made the mundane effort of getting from one place to another into an experience of art and soaring height. Visit the central stair at the Metropolitan Museum in New York or the main building of the New York City Library (watch the wedding scene in the "Sex & the City Movie" if you can't go there in person) and you'll feel that sense of progression as procession. Those are "statement" stairs. But even the most common building had spacious, wide, often decorated stairs. The big, square brick building I attended for sixth grade had wide wooden stairs and I still remember the movement, the sound, the light, the railings. Going from one level to another had an awareness that walking today's firestairs lack. The University of Pennsylvania campus has some wonderful stairs; during grad school I kept my fingers crossed for class assignments in certain buildings and I'd actually avoid the elevator to use the stair every time. I enjoyed the satisfying clomp, clomp of progress up or down and the social interaction with those going the opposite direction.
Old buildings have ghosts. Especially at this Halloweenish time of year, when the wind whistles through ill-fitting storm windows and the radiators grumble awake with strange creaks in the night, our houses seem to come alive. I relish a good ghost story from an old house. My friend gives me goosebumps with the tale of a dream about a doorway that wasn't there and a little girl looking for her doll; over breakfast she was told about the covered-over door on the landing and historical tale of a girl who lived and died in the house long ago. There's the country house tale of the ghost who was fed up listening to the weekend guests goof with the player piano; the next morning all the piano rolls were thrown around the room. Of course, new houses get their share of ghosts too; just rent "Poltergeist" (and when buying real estate, check maps for old burial grounds….)
Old houses fire the imagination. Modern panic rooms have nothing on secret passageways and hidden rooms. (A friend of mine is fortunate enough to spend holidays at the family "camp" in the Adirondacks where amused guests never tire of salacious speculation as to why one of the secret passageways ends at the master bath.) Even unexplained building features pose a puzzle. For several years I've been trying to get to the bottom of the mystery of redware saucer/pots embedded in the cellar floors of certain 18th century houses in Southern New Jersey – one per cellar. In their day, their use was probably so commonplace that there's no written documentation of what they were for – and now we stand over them staring down at our feet listing possibilities – candle holder? Cockroach trap? Mouse trap? Why fixed and not removable?
The décor of old buildings conveys care. The really old buildings provide witness to the skill of an individual who learned a trade: metalwork, carving, working with glass or paint. The detail evident in later buildings tell me about the exuberance of new industry and the thrill of finding what factories were capable of – mass-produced, yes, but the design has an eagerness to please – cupids, swans, arrows, filigree. look out the train window at the railing at the newly remodeled commuter station and it is simply utilitarian.
Old buildings are wise. They can teach us some things about being "green" — like using front porches, window awnings, and cross-ventilation for cool breezes that passed for "energy efficiency" then instead of the modern default to an Energy Star HVAC unit recommended by the power company.
So tell me, why do you like old buildings?
Dear Developer: Is that much density really necessary?
Voice an opinion on the future of the Mattison estate/Lindenwold Castle/St. Mary's.
Attend the meeting TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 at 6:30pm at the Upper Dublin Township building on Loch Alsh Avenue, Fort Washington. The commissioner's vote on the proposed plan will take place at 7pm.
(If you don't attend, you aren't allowed to complain when things start getting knocked down or you start seeing 374 housing units going up on the 45 acre property — currently proposed to be 30 carriage or twin homes, 54 town homes, four condo buildings totaling 40 condos, and 250 senior independent living rental apartments.)
Read the Ambler Gazette article here for more information.
The Mattison estate, aka Lindenwold Castle, St. Mary's Villa for Children and Families, is perhaps most widely known across the nation for its pop culture connection with the 1966 Hayley Mills' film "The Trouble with Angels."
Yes, it should be best known as the home of the King of Asbestos, Dr. Richard Mattison. He lived here and in Newport with the summer society crowd, and Ambler is the town he and his company built. This mansion and grounds is the centerpiece of that story, surrounded by the housing for his executives, his factory workers, the stone masons he brought from Italy to build the town's buildings, the church, the boiler house (recently rehabbed into office space in an award-winning project), the garage, etc..
Read more about Mattison and Ambler in this Philly.com story and check out a portfolio of images from the Historic American Building Survey at the Library of Congress.
Real life parallel #1.
In the movie, the mansion is home to a school for girls run by nuns. Until recently, the mansion was used as a children's home, run by nuns.
Real life parallel #2.
In the movie, the characters acknowledge that the building contains some treasures collected by the former owner, but "the building is antiquated, the floors are icy cold." Rosalind Russell, playing Mother Superior, is constantly at battle with a complaining furnace and frets about how to get the money to pay for a new one. The nuns running St. Mary's (Lindenwold's most recent moniker) wonder how to make ends meet.
Real life parallel #3.
In the movie, Hayley Mill's character, Mary, has a "scathingly brilliant idea" and the girls get sexy costumes and enter a marching band competition to win the money to buy the new furnace.
In real life, the nuns of St. Mary's come up with a scathingly brilliant idea and sell the 45 acre estate to developers.
More pictures from "The Trouble with Angels" below. For images of "Lindenwold Castle" from the Historic American Buildings Survey at the Library of Congress, click here.
Since this property is not only National Register eligible, but could also be considered the linchpin for a National Register Historic District incorporating much of the town of Ambler (thus making rehabilitation of commercial buildings eligible for state and federal tax credits), I hope the commissioners will carefully weigh the options in this matter.
And since lead paint, asbestos (ironically! see mention of boiler plant office project above), and cost is often tossed about as an absolute reason a preservation project is impossible, I'd direct people to the award-winning rehabilitation of the Nugent Home for Baptists and the Presser Home for Retired Musicians. Wonder what the Nolen Company would make of this proposed project?
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Happy Mother's Day
"You must not go into the burial places, and look about only for the tall monuments and the titled names. It is not the starred epitaphs of the Doctors of Divinity, the Generals, the Judges, the Honourables, the Governors, or even of the village notables called esquires, that mark the springs of our successes and the sources of our distinctions. These are rather effects than causes; the spinning-wheels have done a great deal more than these."
– Horace Bushnell, "The Age of Homespun," 1851, quoted in The Age of Homespun: Objects and Stories in the Creation of an American Myth by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich
My family decided to create a scholarship in my grandmother's name at the college she was graduated from in the 1920s with a degree in teaching. The college asked the family to submit a bio of my grandmother. My dad wrote a draft.
And it was all about my grandfather.
Oh, sure, there were some basics: my grandmother was born and she went to school, but then she got married to my grandfather and other than a mention of children, thereafter it was all about my grandfather — where his job took them and so on.
What is it about women's lives that gets reduced to "she got married and had children, The End"?
Let's commit to changing this.
Sit yourself down and give some thought to your mother and her life. Write her down. Create the story of her life that shares her with the world with depth and layers. If someone reads it fifty years from now, what do you want them to know about her? What was her favorite color? Did she like to cook? Did she know how to do a cartwheel? What did she like to read? Did she ever make you a Halloween costume? What made her laugh?
Write her down. If she's still here, ask her the questions that intrigue you. Write her down. She's more than "the mother of…", more than "the wife of…", more than the cook, she's a rainbow full of colors, she's a book waiting to be read.
Women's history is rich, but could be richer.
Write your mother down.
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Jack Kemp believed in the wonder-working power of entrepreneurial capitalism to make all Americans more prosperous and more capable of achieving their dreams. I cannot imagine Kemp talking about the poor the way Mitt Romney did the other day.
Jimmy P. goes on to quote Kemp at length, but here's an excerpt:
In my opinion, people of all colors and income levels dont hate the rich. They want to get rich. Theyre more interested in generating wealth than they are in redistributing wealth. They want to own property, educate their children and build a nest egg that can be passed on to their heirs. Unfortunately, some arent able to access the same ladder of opportunity that is so readily available to the majority. . . .
Kemp's view can be expressed shorthand as "the American Dream."
Romney's comment went to the core of the difference between what I believe as a conservative and what the class warrior in chief in the White House believes, and Romney wound up in the wrong camp.
Conservatives don't oppose the panoply of government welfare programs (euphemistically called a "safety net"), teachers' unions and big government in isolation or just because, hey, the Democrats are for all this stuff so we must be against it.
We believe that dependency on government programs robs free people of their human dignity. We believe that teachers unions work in opposition to quality education (see Waiting for "Superman"), and we believe that big government, in addition to being unmoored from the Constitution, saps the economic engine that benefits all Americans, rich and poor alike.
We also believe that a rising tide lifts all boats.
Ben Domenech (accurately IMO) theorizes that the instant gaffe was Romney's clumsy attempt to stay "on message", but for whatever reason, Mitt Romney simply cannot articulate the core philosophical differences between our side and the left holistically or well.
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ROME, NOV. 17, 2006 (Zenit) - A prominent Anglican supporter of "Centesimus Annus" insists that "we haven't realized the potential the Church has to tackle poverty."
Lord Brian Griffiths, vice chairman of Goldman Sachs International, recently participated as a key lecturer in an Acton Institute conference in Rome on "Globalization and Poverty." The title of his speech was "'Centesimus Annus, Globalization and International Development."
Born in 1941 in Wales and educated at the London School of Economics, Griffiths was a lecturer in economics at that institution from 1965-76.
He served as a director of the Bank of England from 1985-1986. He also served as head of the Prime Minister's Policy Unit and as Special Adviser to Margaret Thatcher from 1985 to 1990.
He shared his ideas with us about Pope John Paul II's 1991 encyclical.
Q: What does "Centesimus Annus" have to say about globalization and international development?
Grffiths: Coming 100 years after "Rerum Novarum," the new development in "CA" was the collapse of communism. Today's conference is about the major new developments since 1991: first, the extent of globalization, and second, the concern of so many countries with the scandal of world poverty as shown by the United Nations Millennium Declaration in 2000. So what I am trying to do today is to relate the teaching of "CA" to these two new developments.
Q: Is globalization a new phenomenon?
Griffiths: Globalization has expanded enormously since the 1970s, when Deng Xiaoping opened China to the world economy. Since then, there has been dramatic success in China, as there now is in India. The amount of foreign investment going into China is more than the whole of foreign aid given to the developing countries.
But globalization is not a new phenomenon. You saw a lot of globalization in the 19th century and probably the "belle �poque" of globalization was 25 years before World War I.
Q: What are the significant concerns over globalization?
Griffiths: There are many, but people presenting these concerns come from various ideological backgrounds.
I would say one concern is that institutions like IMF [International Monetary Fund] or the World Bank have imposed their worldview too much on developing countries and especially poor countries not in a position to resist them.
Secondly there is a concern that globalization is leading to environmental problems for which there is no real control.
Thirdly -- and this is something that John Paul II emphasized -- some people feel globalization has become a vehicle for a very libertarian and non-Christian culture.
I would say that the major criticisms of globalization come from people who lose, as there are winners and losers of globalization. The demonstrations during the G-8 meeting in Genoa and those against the IMF and the World Bank were held by people who are ideological Marxists.
But there are also members of the American trade unions who fear they will lose jobs, that jobs are moving to China. There are people who represent farming lobbies who also lose out to globalization.
In Britain, people are worried about jobs in the service industry moving from London to India. These jobs are in the back offices of accounting firms, investment banks, reading X-rays, etc. These can be easily done overnight in India and the results sent back the next day conveniently.
Q: What does Christian social teaching has to say about the issues of globalization and world poverty?
Griffiths: "Centesimus Annus" laid a very good foundation because its main thrust was to analyze why Marxist economies in Eastern Europe failed and why market economies were more successful. It said the key difference was between two approaches to life and views of the human person.
A Marxist sees the human person as just an atom in a society, totally materialistic, culturally determined, the product of evolution. Whereas a Christian sees the individual as created in the image of God, needing freedom to express himself and develop himself, which therefore requires private property rights, the freedom of a market and so on, but obviously within the context of justice.
The success of globalization depends on a Christian view of the human person rather than a Marxist view on the human person.
The Christian faith is directly relevant to issues of world poverty. When Jesus started his ministry in the synagogue, he said, "The spirit of the Lord is upon me to preach the good news to the poor." As Christians, we have taken that very seriously and the Catholic Church has expressed it as a preferential option for the poor. If anything, we haven't realized the ...
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Diana L Paulk
Psychologist, PhD
"We are here to help individuals, couples, children and families. We specialize in helping you overcome issues associated with anxiety, depression, worry, recent or past trauma, stress, PTSD, child behavioral problems, couples challenges, and family conflict issues. We work to identify ways to get you un-stuck and back to wellness. Our Psychologists and Counselors have over 55 years combined mental health training and experience. We use state of the art techniques to help you overcome depression, anxiety and traumatic experiences. We'll help you practice new ways of looking at things and handling problems more effectively.
(205) 807-5372
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Amanda G Glover
Psychologist, PsyD
"It is my goal is to go above and beyond to help each person achieve their therapeutic goals. I take a holistic approach to treatment, use a variety of resources, and apply evidenced-based practices to help each person achieve the goals he or she has designated. I apply effective techniques to help you learn new ways to better cope with life stressors. Whether you are struggling with a situational event, emotional turmoil, mental disorder, or are ready to work on personal growth, working with a professional psychotherapist can help you to obtain your desired results.
(205) 434-1283
Office is near:Birmingham, Alabama 35242
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Heather Meggers-Wright
Psychologist, PhD
"I work with clients in a variety of problem areas including sex and intimacy, anxiety and fear, weight and self-esteem, depression, and trauma (sexual;combat). I am trained as a generalist who can address most disorders and problems faced by adults and adolescents, and I have additional specialty training in sex therapy and health psychology. My clients find me to be warm and caring, with a tendency to bring in humor when it is appropriate. My clients also find me to be goal-focused-- we work together to create achievable goals and actively take steps to reach them.
Birmingham, Alabama 35223
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James Charles Wells
Counselor, EdS, NCC, LPCS, CSAT
"I specialize in assisting clients suffering from mental illness, substance abuse, sexual abuse, sexual offenders, and sexual addiction, Transparenting, as well as clients with dual diagnosis. I utilize a systemic approach to therapy, specifically using cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy. My hope and mission is to facilitate opportunities for recovery, resiliency, and wellness to individuals and families. My primary focus is in areas of family therapy, substance abuse and sexual dysfunction disorders.
(205) 683-1865
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Shannon S Crenshaw
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MEd, LPC
"As a therapist I like to meet my clients where they are. I work with each client to develop a plan based on proven therapeutic methods. I provide mental health treatment to children, teens, and families who are experiencing difficulties in their lives. Welcome to the no judgment zone.
(205) 683-1881
Birmingham, Alabama 35206
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Shannon Polson
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, PIP, RN, CNL
"One thing I have learned, after working with many different clients across many settings, is that when you are hit by unexpected trauma, loss, grief, health or personal issues is that it is impossible for the experience not to have an effect on your personal, family and work relationships. Having someone you can talk to who will take the time to understand what you want, as well as, help you clarify what steps are in your best interests is invaluable. I offer client centered services that offer a synergy of mental health, advanced nursing and pastoral counseling experience.
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Bayshore Retreat
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"As founders: We Are a Mother and Son who have traveled the road you are on now. We've dealt with professional and financial problems resulting from drug and alcohol addiction. We've had the same frustrations, concerns, anxiety, anger, regrets and remorse that you're having. We've also lost friends to death with drugs and alcohol. Our personal struggles and experiences led us to create Bayshore Retreat. First as a place that would be peaceful and inviting, with a tranquil location on the Gulf Coast in Destin, FL. We strive to put everything into Bayshore that would help our clients discover themselves, regain their health and address their addiction individually. We know what works and what doesn't. From experience, we choose Quality over Quantity. Beyond that, we're also teamed with an outstanding staff and professionals who work together to ensure Bayshore Retreat is the best possible drug and alcohol treatment center you'll find.
(850) 999-0853
We serve:Birmingham, Alabama 35242
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Donna Adams-Weiss
Counselor, PhD, LPC, CSAT
"GulfWinds Montgomery is Alabama's premier outpatient treatment program for sexual addiction, sexual compulsivity and other intimacy issues. We offer a compassionate, non-shaming approach that supports the entire family through the healing process. Our program consists of assessment and evidenced-based treatment in a safe, confidential and comfortable atmosphere. All of our staff at GulfWinds Montgomery are certified sex addiction therapists (CSAT) and are licensed professionals in the state of Alabama. As the director, I have more than 20 years experience and have undergone extensive specialized training in treating sex addiction and other intimacy issues.
(334) 226-5692
Office is near:Birmingham, Alabama 35229
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Laili R Markert
Psychologist, PhD
"Dr. Markert is a licensed clinical psychologist, with a B.A. from Emory University, Masters degrees from the University of Michigan and the University of Toledo, and a PhD from the University of Toledo. She did her internship at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Medical School. She provides assessment of mood disorders, ADHD, and cognitive problems related to school performance. Her training is in Cognitive-Behavioral and Dialectical Behavior Therapies. Dr. Markert works in therapy with adolescents and adults with a wide variety of psychological problems including: Anxiety, Depression, ADHD, PTSD, Bipolar Disorder, Adjustment Disorder, and Post-partum anxiety and depression.
(205) 877-3558
Office is near:Birmingham, Alabama 35212
David R Stephens
Counselor, MA, LPC, NCC
"My goal is to assist my clients with empowering themselves to achieve their goals and maximum potential in life. To achieve this goal, I provide three things: 1. A collaborative and trusting environment. 2. A step by step/solution focused plan of action specifically tailored for each individual need. 3. Evidence-based treatment modalities and strategies that provide efficacy, effectiveness, and efficiency.
(256) 277-1307
Office is near:Birmingham, Alabama 35203
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Destin Recovery Addiction Treatment Center
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"Dr. Roland Reeves, MD and his medical team at Destin Recovery use evidence-based medicine and treat addiction as a chronic disease. We treat the disease of addiction and substance abuse with the same rigorous methodology as you would treat diabetes, heart disease or depression. Your treatment involves the latest science that combines medical therapy and private, one-on-one counseling. This complex disease involves changes in the structure and function of the brain. Your treatment will involve the mind, body, and soul. This requires not only therapists and peer groups, but the ongoing involvement of a physician. Dr. Reeves, MD, is committed to helping individuals RECOVER. Destin Recovery offers real treatment to people with drug and alcohol addiction problems though the various transitional stages of recovery and moves them towards being a self-managed individual in control of their own life. Our Rehabilitation Center's evidence-based medical approach to recovery incorporates a variety of treatment programs that ultimately focus on learning or regaining life skills that enable long-term recovery and prevent relapse.
(850) 696-0206
We serve:Birmingham, Alabama 35242
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Blu Rehab
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""THERE IS HOPE AND A SOLUTION" A NON-12 step revolutionary holistic treatment program designed to permanently overcome substance abuse and restore an individual to their former self. The Program at Blu by the Sea has been proven over the past 10 plus years to be the most effective treatment option for those struggling with substance abuse and co-occurring disorders. The program has over 600 successful graduates. Developed by a mother and father, who after four unsuccessful attempts at helping their own son recover through traditional 12 step programs, knew there had to be a better way. They worked tirelessly to form a holistic, alternative treatment program with more of a hands on, 1 on 1 therapeutic approach. The cornerstone is the amount of time clients get to spend with the professionals in 1 on 1 therapy. The program is ever evolving at Blu by the Sea; only the latest techniques and clinically proven methods are utilized, making the program an industry leader in the area of substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. The team of medical and clinical professionals range from a psychiatrist, a medical doctor specializing in addiction, & masters level therapists.
(850) 659-7228
We serve:Birmingham, Alabama 35207
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Open Door Detox
Treatment Facility
"Willingway offers a freestanding medical detox program that provides individuals the help they need to begin recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. Evaluations and assessments for the recommendation of further treatment options are included upon completion of the program. For over 40 years, Willingway's focus has been saving the lives of people with alcohol and drug problems. A nationally-recognized alcohol and drug addiction treatment program, featuring private rooms, Willingway promotes a lifelong continuing recovery program so that patients may enjoy a life of sobriety and success. Delivering patients and families the highest quality addiction treatment care with dignity, compassion and respect is the mission.
(866) 855-5819
We serve:Birmingham, Alabama 35223
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Willingway - The Addiction Treatment Experts
Treatment Facility
"For over 40 years, Willingway's focus has been saving the lives of people with alcohol and drug problems. A nationally-recognized alcohol and drug addiction treatment program, featuring private rooms and baths, Willingway promotes a lifelong continuing recovery program so that patients may enjoy a life of sobriety and success. Delivering patients and families the highest quality addiction treatment care with dignity, compassion, and respect is the mission. Levels of Care offered: Confidential Assessments, Medically-Managed Detoxification, Inpatient Treatment Program, Intensive Day Treatment, Outpatient Treatment Program, Long-Term Treatment Program, Continuing Care Program, Family Programs, Professionals Program.
(866) 341-6696
We serve:Birmingham, Alabama 35223
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Woodlake Addiction Recovery Center
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"Woodlake is a full continuum of care, taking individuals from medical detox to transitional living. Woodlake is dedicated to providing quality and comprehensive treatment that is sure to have a positive impact on every client's life. Our treatment programs are uniquely designed to meet the physical, mental, emotional, familial, and spiritual needs of each client.
(225) 412-6709
We serve:Birmingham, Alabama 35205
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Elk River Treatment Program
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"The Elk River Treatment Program (ERTP) is located in north Alabama and serves boys and girls ages 12 - 18 from across the U.S. Often described as a Hospital without Walls, ERTP is an outdoor therapeutic program equipped with medical facilities and staff. ERTP provides clinically supported diagnostic, assessment and treatment services on a base campus which allows us to offer a year-round academic program. ERTP is accredited in Behavioral Health Care by The Joint Commission and is licensed by the Alabama Department of Youth Services. Typical residents present with a dual diagnosis of alcohol and/or substance abuse, and often include, but are not limited to: ADD/ADHD, ODD, bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, online gaming addiction, adoption/divorce/family issues, academic decline, learning differences, Autism Spectrum Disorder, negative peer relationships, and obesity. We use a Treatment Team approach, Individual Treatment Plans, Physician-Directed Medication Management, Process Groups, Equine Assisted Learning, and Individual, Group and Family Therapy. Therapeutic intervention facilitated by a professional staff halts maladaptive behaviors and assists teens in growing intellectually, emotionally, behaviorally, and spiritually. Our programs include the short-term Elk River Treatment Program, Elk River Transitional Program for advanced residents, and Healthy Lifestyles weight management.
(866) 906-8336
We serve:Birmingham, Alabama 35216
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Paula Brown, LPC
"I have been working in private practice for 30 years. I really enjoy working with those clients who are ready and eager to look at the Truth and explore those issues which have caused their suffering. My approach is holistic in that it includes the psychological, physical and spiritual aspects of each person. Often pain is caused by thoughts which are not even true. .Together we explore those issues and I smile to think of all those who have reached an understanding and are then ready to go on with their lives and feel peace.
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Birmingham, Alabama 35233
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Caroline Taylor
Counselor, MEd, LPC
"Everyone experiences difficult or emotional situations. Sometimes, it can be difficult to cope with changes that feel overwhelming. You may be facing a divorce, or an important decision in your parenting, work, or life transitions. My practice is devoted to helping children, adolescents, adults, and families work through family and parenting issues, which may include separation, divorce, remarriage, blending their families, loss and/or grief. I bring my current experience as a counselor, my former experience in family and child development, and my personal family experiences with divorce, remarriage, and parenting, to each client.
(205) 862-6254
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Olivia Dorn
Counselor, MA, ALC, NCC
"As a counselor, I am passionate about helping those individuals, couples, or families who are experiencing a particularly difficult time in their lives. My goal as a counselor is to create an encouraging and judgement-free environment in which you feel comfortable working toward your goals. If you feel that counseling would be beneficial to you, I would be honored to assist you on your journey.
(205) 623-5984
Birmingham, Alabama 35242
"IMPACT has several counselors and therapists on staff with training, background, and experience in most areas of counseling. IMPACT provides faith-based counseling solutions to people who are seeking to make changes in their life. We specialize in marital conflict, divorce, relationship problems, grief, anger, troubled teens, depression, stress, anxiety, and financial troubles.
(205) 289-8679
Birmingham, Alabama 35205
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Our Whole Lives is a comprehensive values-based sexuality education program, with age-appropriate curricula for: grades K-1, grades 4-6, grades 7-9, and grades 10-12. The curriculum is rooted in our Unitarian Universalist value of the inherent worth and dignity of all people.
Our Whole Lives helps participants make informed and responsible decisions about their sexual health and behavior. It equips participants with accurate, age-appropriate information in six subject areas: human development, relationships, personal skills, sexual behavior, sexual health, and society and culture. Grounded in a holistic view of sexuality, Our Whole Lives not only provides facts about anatomy and human development, but also helps participants clarify their values, build interpersonal skills, and understand the spiritual, emotional, and social aspects of sexuality.
Our Whole Lives is a comprehensive values-based sexuality education program, with age-appropriate curricula for: grades K-1, grades 4-6, grades 7-9, and grades 10-12. The curriculum is rooted in our Unitarian Universalist value of the inherent worth and dignity of all people.
Grade K-1 Supports parents in educating children about birth, babies, bodies and families. Following a Parent Meeting and Parent/Child Orientation, the 8 sessions engage children with stories, songs and activities and include a weekly HomeLink - a homework project for parents and children to do together. Promotes dialogue between parent and child.
Grade 4-6 A program for learning about and discussing the physical and emotional changes of puberty. Participants will read "It's Perfectly Normal" by Robie H. Harris, and examine topics such as values and sexuality, communication and decision making. Each session includes a HomeLink - a homework activity for parents and children to complete together.
Grades 7-9 A sexuality education program for youth that models and teaches caring, compassion, respect, and justice. A holistic program that moves beyond the intellect to address the attitudes, values, and feelings that youth have about themselves and the world. Unlike many other sexuality curricula currently available, this program is comprehensive and progressive. In an inclusive and developmentally appropriate manner, it addresses sensitive topics that are typically excluded. Topics include sexuality and body awareness, relationships, gender and diversity, sexual orientation and gender identity, and responsible sexual behavior and safety.
High School Using a comprehensive approach, this program helps senior-high youth gain the knowledge, life principles and skills they need to express their sexuality in life-enhancing ways.
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September—May Worship at 9:00 and 11:00 a.m.
Summer Worship at 10:00 a.m. May 18 - August 31
December's Theme: "Stories"
Sunday, December 7: The Last Straw - an Intergenerational Worship service that features the epic journey of Hoshmakatu the Camel who is called to carry the gifts of the Magi. Hoshmakatu is an old camel who was never particularly thoughtful or generous of spirit. Come to learn the interesting reasons why he goes and the life-changing things he learns on the way. QUESTION: We all get 'set in our ways' from time to time. What has the power to get us to live lives larger than we previously thought?
Sunday, December 14: Holiday Wars - Every year just before Christmas religious conservatives announce there is a 'War on Christmas!' Christmas, they claim, is being dishonored and shortchanged because it isn't allowed to reign supreme over other religious holidays. But there is something we all lose in this holiday hoopla. This is an open letter to conservative talk show host Bill O'Reilly. QUESTION: Is there tension between Christmas and other cultural winter holidays and, if so, what is at the heart of that tension?
Sunday, December21: The Straight Skinny on the Fat Man in Red - Who is Santa Claus? St. Nick? The jolliest of all Christmas ambassadors? What have we been told about him and what's really true. What's important for us to know as we try to separate fact from fiction? QUESTION: Does a story have to be 'factual' in order to be 'true'?
Wednesday, December 24 – 5:00 p.m. Christmas Eve Family Service - In this family friendly traditional Christmas Pageant, we will ALL get a chance to participate and celebrate the great journey to Christmas. Everyone is welcome to come participate (dress in costume) to bring to life the story of a holy family travelling with shepherds, donkeys, wise men, stars, angels, cats, penguins, and even aardvarks.
Wednesday, December 24 – 10:00 p.m. Christmas Eve Candlelight Service - In this beautiful and moving service we will enjoy lessons and carols where we will learn to see ourselves in each of the characters travelling to Bethlehem. Come, follow a star and travel to this place of good cheer where love and hope is born.
Sunday, December 28: To the Other Side - Liberals are pretty much alike everywhere, in Transylvania and in the US: stand on the side of love, represent the countercultural opposition to oppression in society, sing songs like Come, Come, Whoever You Are. And we are pretty serious about it. In the closeness of the New Year, we see even clearer now: the most important things in life meet us unprepared, and we still have to respond to them, immediately. It's not the preparation, but our presence that makes the difference, the courage to get into the storm, to the other side.
Rev. Dr. Szabolcs (Szabi) Czire is a core faculty member at the Protestant Theological Institute in Kolozsvar (Cluj-Napoca), Romania. He teaches Biblical studies, hermeneutics, meditation-relaxation, and religious sociology. He is currently a research scholar at Starr King School for the Ministry
After his seminary graduation in 1996, he was minister for three years in a small congregation in South Transylvania. He spent 1999-2000 study year at Meadville Lombard Theological School in Chicago. In 2005 as a "Emily Sharp Scholar," he visited Oxford and Manchester in the UK. He completed his PhD dissertation in 2007 on historical Jesus research. He also has a BA in sociology.
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November's Theme: "Calling"
Daylight Savings Time ends at 2:00 a.m. Sunday, November 2. Set your clocks back 1 hour on Saturday!
November 2 - Lost in Translation - Have you ever been 'called' to something important but missed the 'call' because you didn't understand what was being asked? What was at stake? Being able to hear, understand and interpret what the world is asking of us is of critical importance if we are to figure out how to become integral and necessary to the future. QUESTION: How is careful listening and 'understanding' (rather than 'agreement') important in personal and spiritual growth rather than just 'getting our way.'
November 9 - Power vs. Force - All that happens in life is made possible by energy flow and distribution. This includes everything we do as human beings. But do we ever stop to notice the kind of energy we're bringing to each situation? Is it compelling energy or coercive energy? This is a service where we get to stop and take stock of the energy we're experiencing and the energy we're offering. QUESTION: What is the difference between 'Power' and 'Force' in terms of the energy we use to make changes and shape our life?
November 16 - The Rope - Family Systems talks about how people work together to do two things: maintain stability and establish connection. But sometimes, when an individual in the system - or the system itself - is called to something greater than stability, it can be hard. This service is about answering the call too important to ignore. QUESTION: In what ways have we gotten 'stuck' in our lives and how do we get 'unstuck' so that both we - and others - are able to grow?
November 23 - Music Sunday - You Are The Music! With Bryan Baker, Luminescence Choir and more!
November 30 - I Said 'Yes' to Life - Sometimes, life's challenges feel so overwhelming that we may want to say "no" to the world; to close ourselves off, or shut our surroundings out. When our energy feels completely drained, where do we find the strength to answer our life's deepest call?
A graduate of Starr King School for the Ministry, Abbey Tennis now serves as the school's Interim Advancement Director. Before entering the ministry, she was a lay leader for fifteen years, serving as a youth on the UUA board of trustees, working in the UUA's Youth Office, and as a member of the continental UU Ministerial Fellowship Committee. Abbey had the honor of keynoting at the 2008 UU Allies for Racial Equity (ARE) conference, and she recently interned at All Souls Church in Washington, D.C. Her previous career included climate change policy work and professional facilitation.
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Lida, the digital and direct agency, has hired TMW's planning director, Richard Pentin, as its second strategy partner.
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Pentin will join the agency on Monday 28 April. He will lend his expertise on accounts including O2 and comparethemarket.com, and will report to Matthew Heath, Lida's chairman and chief strategy officer.
Heath said: "The strategies that answer today's client briefs need to keep pace with new tech and an economically-savvier consumer.
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"Enjoy the show America," Sheen said. "Enjoy seeing a 2.0 in the demo every Monday, WB." The "2.0" is in reference to the Nielsen demographic rating, which Sheen seems to think will slip now that he's no longer with the show.
"Enjoy planet Chuck, Ashton," Sheen told the gossip site in reference to 'Men' creator Chuck Lorre. "There is no air, laughter, loyalty, or love there."
Sheen's last public communication with Lorre was a letter ripping the executive producer's plans for rebooting 'Men.'
"My fans may tune in for a minute, but at the end of the day, no one cares about your feeble show without me," Sheen said in the profanity-filled letter. "Shame on you. Not even a phone call to the man that put you on the map. The man that put 500 million dollars in your pockets."
"I can't wait to get to work with this ridiculously talented '2.5' team and I believe we can fill the stage with laughter that will echo in viewers' homes," Kutcher said in a statement. "I can't replace Charlie Sheen but I'm going to work my a** off to entertain the hell out of people!"
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- Friday 13 MayBy IrisheyesHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
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OMG !! Charlie`s fans didnt even stay for his recent tour..He`s old and used up..Charlie peaked 2 months ago..Ashton is sooo much cuter and younger that old bag of wrinkles..YAYYYY ASHTON !!!
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Now is the time to read my book, Charlie. For your immediate and long term health, please read: "SOS Safely Obtaining Sobriety." Search the name. It will pop up immediately. Anyone can win and beat their demons. Read "SOS Safely Obtaining Sobriety" by George Legacy.
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Charlie needs to get over it and let it lie. He's been replaced, quit crying about and move on.
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I got to tell ya. If Sheen was my kid, I'd take him out in back of the woodshed in a heartbeat.
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Good Luck to ASHTON, i think its a great choice,i would of never thought of him as a replacement, but i think it can work...charlie has really ruined his reputation with all this crazy negative energy-i know he has turned me off, i use to watch the re-runs over & over, now, all i see is a nutcase, which doesnt appeal to me. Good Luck to the entire cast-i will watch, why not? its going to be a whole new show, it was beyond stale anyhow-i couldnt stand charlie with chelsea, drove me crazy.
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I think that Hugh Grant would have been great and might have been enough to keep the show going. Not so sure about Ashton though. I don't watch the show but will check it out.
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Good! Now I can finally watch the show since sheen is gone!
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The Show's gonna flop! Sheen was 2 1/2 men!
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No, Sheen is the 1/2 man, I always wondering who the two real "men" were.
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Sheen is a woman abusing drug addict. 2 things you must support.
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I agree wholeheartedly! My earlier post said the same thing. A breath of fresh air is badly needed on that show. The last season it really wasn't funny and Charlie looked horrible! I think Ashton will do great.
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they should have brought charlie back, but with a stronger hold on him,or just left the remaining cast alone ,ashton isnt going to cut it
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Kutcher is a douche. Living off Demi's power to get new gigs. He is pathetic. Similar to Rosanne's Tom Arnold. Another douche as well.
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At 50, new Senegalese President Macky Sall belongs to a new generation of African leaders and will succeed the 85-year-old Abdoulaye Wade, who had been in power since 2000 and had sought a third term. Wade admitted defeat in the election.
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* EQUATORIAL GUINEA - President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo (69) 32 YEARS 7 MONTHS
- Obiang came to power in a palace coup in August 1979. A new constitution was adopted to usher in multi-party politics, nominally at least, in 1991. Human Rights Watch reported flaws in the latest presidential polls in 2009, in which Obiang scored 95.4 percent of vote.
- A new constitution approved in November 2011 capped presidential terms to two seven-year mandates. Rights groups however saw the reform as an attempt by Obiang to strengthen his grip on power.
* ANGOLA - President Jose Eduardo Dos Santos (69) 32 YEARS 6 MONTHS
- Dos Santos assumed the presidency of the mineral-rich country in September 1979, four years into a civil war with UNITA rebels that ended in 2002.
- A new constitution approved in 2010 meant that the veteran leader, whose ruling MPLA party is widely expected to win elections in 2012, could theoretically remain in power until 2022.
- Amid speculation about a possible handover to a younger leader, Dos Santos last November signaled his apparent readiness to lead the party in a re-election bid.
- Dos Santos has long been accused by human rights groups of mismanaging Angola's oil revenues and doing too little to fight poverty. An estimated two-thirds of Angola's 18 million people live on less than $2 per day.
* ZIMBABWE - President Robert Mugabe (88) 31 YEARS 11 MONTHS
- Mugabe became prime minister in April 1980 after independence elections. The former Marxist guerrilla became president in 1987 and has since become a pariah in the West, blamed for running the economy into the ground and for massive human rights abuses to keep his grip on power.
- Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's opposition Movement for Democratic Change were forced into a coalition government after a disputed poll in 2008 which led to mass violence, a flood of refugees into South Africa and a deep economic crisis in the resource-rich state.
- Mugabe has again been nominated as ZANU-PF party's candidate and intends to run in an election he wants held in 2012. That would be a year ahead of schedule under the power-sharing deal which has also called for a new constitution to be drawn up and approved ahead of the poll.
* CAMEROON - President Paul Biya (79) 29 YEARS 4 MONTHS
- Biya took over in November 1982 from President Ahmadou Ahidjo and won re-election for another seven-year term in October 2004.
- Biya won re-election by a widely expected landslide in October 2011, allowing him to stay on for another seven-year term, though the opposition denounced the result as fraudulent.
- His rule is widely viewed as autocratic, with members of the cabinet exercising limited discretion over the key portfolios.
* UGANDA - President Yoweri Museveni (67) 26 YEARS 2 MONTHS
- Museveni declared himself president in January 1986 when he seized Kampala after a five-year guerrilla struggle. Museveni banned multi-party politics shortly afterwards but re-introduced it in 1996.
- He was initially credited with restoring the rule of law and fixing a broken economy, but analysts and opposition politicians have accused him of becoming increasingly autocratic and seeking to be president for life.
- Museveni was elected to a fourth term in February 2011, defeating opposition leader Kizza Besigye for a third time. In the past year Museveni has faced "walk to work" protests championed by Besigye to draw attention to the high cost of living and the president's alleged mismanagement of the economy.
* CONGO REPUBLIC - President Denis Sassou Nguesso (68) 28 YEARS**
- Sassou Nguesso has been in power all bar five of the last 33 years. He seized power in a February 1979 coup but then lost the country's first multi-party elections in 1992 to scientist Pascal Lissouba. He regained the presidency in 1997 after a civil war and was re-elected in 2002.
- Sassou Nguesso won seven more years in power after taking 78 percent of the vote in the July 2009 presidential election, which opposition parties boycotted.
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SECLUDED LAKE FRONT- POOL HOME - ON OVER 1 ACRE. Peaceful, private and fully wheelchair accessible. This 3 bedroom, 3 bath property has an excellent view of the lake and includes a screened-in pool adjoining a large elevated porch with a wheelchair ramp. A NEW ROOF was installed in 2014. Additional features include several bonus rooms overlooking the garden, pool and lake, a walk-around sidewalk, a 2 car garage and a separate enclosed shed. The spacious master bathroom includes a roll-in shower, roll-under sinks and a walk-in closet. With over 2,700 square feet of living area, this home is priced to sell and ready for renovation.
Jennifer Flinchum RE/MAX Associates, Inc.


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Embed bobbrown1 2893 views 2010-10-01T23:07:00 SOLDIERS with music by G3 Worship Music is performed by Youth Choir of First Baptist Church of St. Charles, Missouri on tour in Florida. The group, known as F.U.E.L. (for Fired Up & Extremely Loud), is under direction of Brad Newbold, Minister of Music & Media. Senior Pastor of FBCSC is Dr. David Sheppard. For more information on the recorded background music, go to ... http://www.g3worshipmusic.com ... or about First Baptist Church of St. Charles, go to ... http://www.fbcstcharles.com ... or videos, go to ... http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=first+baptist+church+of+st.+charles&hl=en&sitesearch#
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