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By Kate Betts
Slatkin and Hilfiger, together with the Swiss luxury group Labelux, bought Belstaff a year ago and set out to revive the maker of technical outerwear. Their idea was to take the brand back to its British roots. To accomplish that, Slatkin hired Martin Cooper from Burberry to head up the design studio and William Sofield to create the interiors of Belstaff stores. Bill and I had a 35-minute conversation about hangers, explains Slatkin. I needed someone who is as anal as I am about detail.
To mark the labels rebirth, the London flagshipknown as Belstaff Housewill open on New Bond Street in 2013. The New York flagship has just debuted on Madison Avenue. Its a real sporting brand, says Sofield, who drew on periods like the 1930s and 40s, as well as the 1880s, for a look he calls Arts and Crafts meets S&M: Its ferocious, elegant, and muscley.
Invoking the Belstaff themes of speed and authenticity, Sofield created a streamlined look for the display cases and laser-like lighting and paired them with rich materials like cork on the walls and rubber and black leather for the sofas. Theres a racing element to this, he says of the space. Its austere, but it doesnt feel cold because of the materials and sense of history.
Even today, the thrill of the open road remains the Belstaff leitmotif. To mark the launch of the fall collection, the company plans to sponsor motor races, such as Britains Goodwood Revival, to reconnect the brand to its unique past. Were the Range Rover set, says Slatkin. Were city and countryyoung but also heritage.
For the womens line, Cooper reinterpreted the motorcycle jacket in a sleek, cropped version. Handbags are decorated with a chevron pattern to evoke tire marks. In menswear, Cooper introduced a leaner version of the Trialmaster jacket, in addition to staples like linen pants and jackets. Not surprisingly, Slatkin is one of the best customers. Im more excited about it now than I was on day one, he says. I want every piecewhether its a jacket to take on the plane to London or a linen suit to wear to meetings.


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(Editor's Note: This article is the second in BD+C's five-part special report on security design for K-12 school projects. Read the full report.)
"Will a camera stop crime? No, but it can be a deterrent," says Pat Lamb, School Safety Director, Irving (Texas) Independent School District. Technology is an important component of school security, but it is no panacea.
The good news is that security technology keeps getting better and better. But security hardware and software—and the systems integration expertise that goes with it—does not come cheap.
Based on advice from the technical experts consulted for this Special Report, here are key technology-related considerations you should discuss with your school district clients:
1. Look for PTZ cameras, which point, tilt, and zoom. Due to their ability to cover more space on an active basis, you may be able to use fewer cameras with PTZs, thus saving money for your K-12 client.
2. Make sure cameras provide facial recognition at all entry points to the building. The receptionist should not have to ask visitors, "Could you please step back so I can see your face?"
3. Cameras should be capable of at least seven frames/second, says Ultrasafe Security's Ron Lander, a veteran of 23 years with the LA County Sheriff's Department.
4. Cameras should be positioned to afford good sight lines down hallways, into stairwells, and outside restrooms and locker areas.
Video system gives SRO two extra sets of eyes
Anna ISD, about 50 miles north of Dallas, is one of the fastest-growing school districts in Texas. Several years ago, as the district was about to build a new $58 million school to go along with two elementary schools, a middle school, and an admin/special programs building, Bradley Copass, the district's IT Director at the time, was worried about his security system.
"It was just not reliable," he later recalled. The staff had trouble controlling or operating the 140 or so cameras. Sometimes two or three weeks of video would be lost.
Copass dreamed of having a fully integrated system. "I wanted to tie alarms to doors, so that if somebody didn't have a badge or pulled a door open, we could flag that camera and pull up video from either direction," he said.
Copass turned to John Laney, Chief Operations Officer with North Texas Communications, for advice. After extensive investigation, they chose the BlueWave Security system. "We wanted a video system where the cameras could talk to the doors," says Laney. To integrate the system, they brought in 3XLogic.
It took just three days to install 3XLogic's VIGIL Central Management software, at a cost of about $120,000. The system monitors all 140 cameras and DVRs and notifies school administrators—via email, text messaging, or local alarm screen pop-ups—of possible security incidents. "Every door is networked, so it has its own brain, even if the building loses power," says Laney. First responders can access the system and get into any Anna ISD building.
The new system also provides something that every school district in the country would love to have: the ability to "see" into more than one building at a time. This enables the ISD's School Resource Officer to remotely pull up video cameras on his iPad or smartphone. The next step: providing that same capability to local law enforcement, so that they, too, could "see" inside any Anna ISD school in the event of an incident.
What about metal detectors?
Stationary metal detectors may be a necessary evil in schools plagued by gang activity, but they usually aren't effective. "The kids know how to work the system," says Larry Johnson, Public Safety Director, Grand Rapids (Mich.) Public Schools.
Instead, Johnson equips his 40 SROs with handheld scanners. "We do it randomly and unannounced," he says. "Sometimes we run every kid, some days it's every third or every fifth."
Inspections have their place, but Johnson prefers to have his officers spend their time gaining students' trust. "We've taken weapons out of our schools, and the information has come from other students who knew about the weapons," says Johnson.
5. Cameras should have bullet-resistant domes and should not freeze. And never use a "dummy" camera—they don't serve as a deterrent, says security consultant Ken Glantz.
6. Go for IP-based surveillance systems, rather than analog. "Anyone who's running coaxial cameras today is outdated," says Larry Johnson, Security Director, Grand Rapids (Mich.) Public Schools.
7. Investigate PoE, or "power over Ethernet," for school districts' camera and door-locking systems, advises John Laney, Chief Operations Officer, North Texas Communications. PoE passes electrical power along with data on Ethernet cabling. This greatly reduces the amount of wiring needed and makes it much easier to retrofit older schools, says Laney.
8. All doors with access to the exterior should able to be locked down; if held open more than, say, 30 seconds, a "Door Open" alarm should be sent to the front office and the School Resource Officer.
9. For retrofits, look into locking systems that let you secure doors through the crash bar or door strike, thus making the "open back door" problem much less of a security risk.
10. Help the school district decide on the appropriate locking protocol for classroom doors. Teachers should have the ability to lock doors from the inside, but there should be a failsafe to prevent children from doing so. There are systems that allow the principal to lock down all classroom doors in an emergency, but the teacher should still be able to open the door to let a child in. In no case should a teacher have to lock the door from outside the classroom.
11. Manual key systems are passé. Keys are too easy to duplicate, or they get lost. IP-based door hardware is the way to go, for new schools or retrofits.
12. Mass notification systems—for robocalls to first responders, parents, and staff—are readily available from manufacturers, but remind school officials that, with people changing their mobile providers all the time, correct phone numbers have to be constantly updated.
13. Work with the school district security team to find the best options for intercom systems, alarm annunciators, internal notification systems, and two-way radios.
14. Make sure bus drivers' radios tie in to the main office or to local police—or both. "With some of these systems, the driver can only talk to the bus garage, and the garage has to call the police," says security consultant Alan Brockbank. "Precious seconds can be lost, and those few seconds matter."
15. School buildings should have at least a 100-kW UPS power backup for cameras, DVRs, and annunciation/notification systems. UPS systems should be tested on a regular basis and properly maintained.
16. For new and retrofit lighting, consider LEDs. "They're a little expensive, but the ROI is fantastic, and you want good lighting for security purposes," says Lander. "If it comes to a hostage situation, you need light, because not every first responder is going to have a nightscope."
One last suggestion: Because security technology is changing so fast, your firm should assign a staff member to monitor new products, their costs, and their capabilities, not just for use in schools, but in any security-sensitive sector where your firm has a strong presence—retail, hotel, office, financial services, government, and defense.
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The community-run group goes by the completely sarcastic name of Keep Cleveland Boring.
Keeping Cleveland boring is, in fact, entirely opposite of the movement's mission — which is partly why it was mentioned in Smithsonian Magazine after Cleveland was ranked No. 2 on the list of "20 Best Small Towns to Visit in 2013."
"Creative young locals surprise even themselves by coming home to stay after college, though their art group's wry motto — 'Keep Cleveland Boring' — confounds elders," boasts the reference.
There's been some confusion behind the slogan since the group formed two years ago, but one of KCB's founding figures, William "Weejy" Rogers, explained the goal is to show the town is composed of a number of creative and talented individuals who keep Cleveland interesting.
"The name sort of makes fun of the idea that there's nothing to do here," said Rogers. "People say it's boring but they don't do anything to change that.
"It's about not accepting this town as boring."
So the effort to keep Cleveland life stimulating revolves around a number of activities, many of which are open to all ages and are either free or low cost.
KCB, which does not profit from the venture, helps organize the newly-formed Art in the Alley, designs and publishes the free monthly arts/music newspaper known as "The Skinny," keeps an updated blog of local happenings, assists with Cleveland-Bolivar County Young Professionals events, hosts open mic nights and helps put on two long-running music festivals — Otherfest and Anotherfest.
Local volunteers, most of whom take part in the activities as either musicians or artists, do all of the groundwork for these projects.
Fellow KCB leader Justin Huerta said the name has intentional shock value.
"Clearly, Keep Cleveland Boring catches on with the young," said Huerta. "We're targeting the younger generation but we'd love everyone to come out and enjoy our events. Art in the Alley is for everyone and so are the music festivals.
"We need support from the younger generation or they'll leave and Cleveland will be stuck with nothing. It's about building for the future."
So far, the movement has caught on well and Cleveland-Bolivar County Chamber of Commerce Marketing and Communications Director Brian Blansett said the Smithsonian recognition was a well-deserved pat on the back.
"Looking at their mission, their goals are closely aligned with what we do at the chamber," said Blansett. "Unfortunately the name has a negative connotation with some people, but I think they are doing a fantastic job highlighting outings and events in the community.
"I'd hate to think a name would turn people's noses up," he added. "It's all tongue-in-cheek."
Promoting local activities is also a plus for Cleveland businesses and tax revenue, much like the mission of the chamber, contends Rogers.
"When spend more time in town it produces more tax revenue for businesses and restaurants," said Rogers. "For the most part, the community has been very supportive."
Cleveland Mayor Billy Nowell agreed that KCB's efforts have been a boost to city life.
"Their events definitely help generate revenue downtown, especially late afternoons and nights," said Nowell. "They're bringing a lot more activity to the area and I was glad to see them recognized by the Smithsonian."
Nowell also urged residents not to judge KCB's name at face value.
"I think older people like us finally figured out it's pretty cool," he said.
And KCB hopes the coolness will only continue to grow.
Huerta said he's planning a Cleveland Bites festival in the near future where local restaurants, chefs and fresh food growers will come together and provide their cuisine in a public setting.
And KCB's largest event, Otherfest music festival, now in its eight year, will be hosted in Cleveland this fall.
It was previously held in Rosedale but plans are underway to set up stage off of U.S. Highway 61 just north of town.
Blansett said the Young Professionals, who operate under the chamber umbrella, would likely volunteer for Otherfest.
So the networking and expansion continues.
"We're here to entertain," said Huerta.
"Come to some of our events and you'll see it's not just for one particular crowd," added Rogers. "Like Dylan said, 'the times they are a-changin'.'"
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1) Does Voice of the jungle prevent characters that go insane (losing T struggle for example) while committed to the story from uncommitting?
2) Apeirophobia + no hand.
If opponent has no hand and character can go insane he has to choose go insane, right?
3) Neils couriosity shop.
What does "attached character" mean when copying an attachments effect? (I guess its illegal target, but some effects can stillignore partially illegal targets… can you shot infinite number of times copying the Khopesh? Attachments that don't refer to attached character work ok, like Book of Iod? Any self referential text would affect Shop right?)
4) Dr. Laban Shrewsbury
Disrupt: When you draw Dr. Laban Shrewsbury, if you control at least 1 [Miskatonic University] card, reveal him to your opponent and shuffle him into your deck. Then, choose and shuffle 1 Villainous character into its owner's deck or draw 1 card. (Limit 1 per turn.)
Only cards in play count? Resource is not enough, right?
5) Peslee + taking control
Response: After Professor Nathaniel Peaslee enters your discard pile from play, pay 2 to put into play all characters that entered a discard pile this phase.
If opponent takes control of Pealslee does control go back when he triggers this after Peaslee dies? Id say yes, but FAQ says effect is triggered as if card was still in play… Or does control go back at some point? Can owner trigger it after it dies under opponents control?
6) Alyssa Graham + Prism of many views
Do you see the next card before deciding to trigger her card swapping disrupt? I guess not, right?
7) Can Eryn Cochwyn
Action: Drive Eryn Cochwyn insane to choose a Tome card and trigger its effect without paying any costs. Then, the controller of that Tome card must sacrifice it.
Trigger effects other than "Action:". I guess she cant, right?


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Paced by a top-20 finish from the Sun Devil football program in the final USA Today/Coaches Poll, the Arizona State University athletics department currently finds itself ranked 57th in the Learfield Sports Director's Cup rankings following the release of the final Fall standings on Thursday.
Ray Anderson, executive vice president of football operations for the National Football League (NFL), has been named Arizona State University (ASU) athletic director and university vice president, it was announced today (January 9, 2014) by ASU President Michael M. Crow.
Arizona State University will hold a press conference today at 11:30 a.m. regarding the open Athletic Director's position.
TEMPE, Ariz. - Arizona State University and Sun Devil Athletics proudly announces that 14 student-athletes will graduate with their undergraduate degrees this week as part of fall commencement ceremonies.
Throughout the year, we'll be profiling members of the Spirit Squad and Band. This week, Senior Jessica Cooper.
In the first wave of Arizona State University's initiative to minimize its carbon footprint, Sun Devil Athletics will host its first-ever Zero Waste football game against instate rival Arizona during the Territorial Cup� matchup on Sat., Nov. 30 at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Ariz.
Throughout the year, we'll be profiling members of the Spirit Squad and Band. This week, Senior Angelica Perez.
The Arizona State Sun Devil Marching Band has two upcoming performances, the first is set for November 30th and the second for December 3rd.
Each week we are profiling a member of the Sun Devil Marching Band or Spirit Squad. Meet this week's featured member, Tenor Saxophone Section Leader Brittany Moore.


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As the sport of mixed martial arts continues to explode onto the global sports scene, more and more competitors from other forms of athletics are making their way into the MMA world. Professional boxers, football players, wrestlers, and others have tried their hand at success in the fastest growing sport in the world. Most have faltered in pursuit of their goal. Famed kickboxer Tyrone Spong is planning to join the ranks of top fighters next, and is doing everything he can to make sure he has success.
"The King of the Ring," as he is known, is a disciple of kickboxing legend and former K-1 world champion "Mr. Perfect" Ernesto Hoost. With Henri Hooft as his head coach, Spong has run through the competition in Muay Thai, compiling an incredible record of 104 fights, 99 wins and 70 KOs (5-losses, 1-Draw and 1-No Contest). Still only 25 years old, Spong is now ready to make the transition to a new frontier: MMA.
Born in Suriname, Spong and his family moved to the Netherlands when he was five. He made his amateur kickboxing debut in 2001, compiling an 8-1 record before making the decision to turn professional at the age of 16. Spong started off his career with a seven-fight undefeated streak to earn his first title, the W.K.N. Thaiboxing European Middleweight Championship.
December, 2005 saw Spong compete at the A-1 Combat Cup, where he landed three consecutive knockouts to earn his first tournament championship. The next year, he experienced two big victories in knockouts of respected Muay Thai veteran Joerie Mes and K-1 superstar Kaoklai Kaennorsing. Spong lost his first fight of 2007 before going on a tear through the remainder of the year and into 2008, winning thirteen straight fights. In the process, he garnered the SLAMM World 79kg title, the W.F.C.A. World Thaiboxing Cruiserweight belt, and the "It's Showtime" 95MAX world championship. Overall, Spong has a total of nine world championships.
Spong is known as one of the most devastating strikers in his sport. The 6'2" athlete has competed in five different divisions in kickboxing, including lightweight, middleweight, cruiserweight, heavyweight, and super heavyweight. During the course of his eight-year career in the ring, Spong has garnered many kickboxing belts and trophies. He's fought all over the world, and competed in the 2010 K-1 World Grand Prix. Spong has also faced several fighters in kickboxing that are familiar to fight fans, including Jerome Le Banner, Ray Sefo, and Strikeforce® Heavyweight Champion Alistair Overeem. Yet, he is hungry for more. And that means putting all his talents, skills, and experience to use within the confines of MMA.
The father of three joined up with "Suga" Rashad Evans, Anthony "Rumble" Johnson, Jorge Santiago, Gesias "JZ" Cavalcante, and the Villefort brothers, Yuri and Danillo, and others to become part of the Blackzilians. Considered a phenom in kickboxing circles, Spong's addition brings an elite level of striking to the stable.
He made his successful professional MMA debut at the World Series of Fighting November 3, 2012 with a first round knockout.
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Rotisserie recipes on DadCooksDinner:
Basic Technique:
Ten Steps to Rotisserie Grilling
How To Rotisserie Poultry
Video: How to Truss and Spit a Turkey for the Rotisserie
Video: How to Truss and Spit a Beef Tenderloin for the Rotisserie
Video: Rotisserie Grilling: Two Chickens
Rotisserie How To - Two Chickens, One Set of Spit Forks
Rotisserie Grilling - The Big Turkey
Poultry recipes:
Brined Rotisserie Chicken
Rotisserie Chicken with Red Chile Marinade (Pollo Adobado) - picture at the top of the page
Rotisserie Chicken, Dry Brined
Rotisserie Chicken, Dry Brined with Rosemary, Lemon and Garlic
Rotisserie Chicken with Teriyaki Sauce
Rotisserie Chicken and Pineapple Hawaii Style
Rotisserie Barbecued Chicken
Rotisserie Chicken Zatar
Rotisserie Chicken With Fennel, Coriander, and Red Pepper Spice Rub
Rotisserie Peruvian Chicken (Pollo a la Brasa) With Drip Pan Purple Potatoes
Rotisserie Chicken With Chinese Oyster Sauce Glaze
Rotisserie Chicken with Knob Creek Maple Glaze and Drip Pan Potatoes
Rotisserie Chicken with Spanish Smoked Paprika Rub
Rotisserie Chicken with Italian Black and Red Pepper Dry Brine
Rotisserie Chicken with Tex-Mex Rub
Rotisserie Chicken Legs, Churrascaria Style
Rotisserie Cornish Game Hens
Rotisserie Cornish Game Hens, Brined and Herbed - picture above
Rotisserie Cornish Game Hens with Lime and Herbs
Rotisserie Cornish Game Hens with Port and Currant Jelly Glaze
Rotisserie Turkey
Rotisserie Turkey, Dry Brined with Orange and Spices
Rotisserie Turkey, Dry Brined with Cajun Dry Brine
Rotisserie Turkey Wrapped with Bacon
Rotisserie Turkey, Injection Brined
Rotisserie Turkey Breast, Dry Brined
Rotisserie Turkey Breast with Spice Rub
Rotisserie Turkey Breast, Dry Brined with Italian Spices
Rotisserie Turkey Legs, Brined and Honey Garlic Butter Basted
Rotisserie Duck
Rotisserie Duck, Peking Style
Rotisserie Duck with Pomegranate Glaze
Rotisserie Capon with Chestnut Stuffing
Pork recipes:
Rotisserie Pork Shoulder Roast
Rotisserie Pork Shoulder Roast, Char Siu style
Rotisserie Boneless Pork Loin Roasts, Brined, Rubbed and Maple Syrup Glazed - picture above
Rotisserie Boneless Pork Loin with Apricot Glaze
Rotisserie Stuffed Pork Loin with Pepperoni, Provolone and Capicola
Rotisserie Rack of Pork, Apple Cider Brined
Rotisserie Ham, barbecue style
Rotisserie Baby Back Ribs
Rotisserie BBQ Baby Back Ribs
Rotisserie Spareribs, Dry Rubbed
Rotisserie Spareribs with Garlic, Oregano and Paprika Rub
Rotisserie Pork Belly
Rotisserie Barbecued Pork Belly
Rotisserie Pork Shoulder with South Carolina Mustard Barbecue Sauce
Rotisserie Fresh Ham with Injection Brine
Rotisserie Leg of Pork Roast with Injection Brine and Herb Rub
Rotisserie Wild Boar Shoulder Roast (That's pork, right?)
Beef recipes:
Rotisserie Beef Prime Rib
Rotisserie Beef Prime Rib, Reverse Seared on a Gas Grill
Rotisserie Herb Crusted Beef Rib Roast
Rotisserie Boneless Ribeye Roast with Garlic Crust
Rotisserie Boneless Ribeye Roast, Stuffed with Beef Sticks, Cheese and Peppers
Rotisserie Beef Chuck Roast Barbacoa
Rotisserie Beef Tenderloin with Shallot-Herb butter and Horseradish Sauce
Rotisserie Beef Ribs - picture above
Picanha - Rotisserie Top Sirloin Steaks, Churrascaria Style
Rotisserie Tri-Tip
Rotisserie Flank Steak, Churrascaria Style (Fraldinha)
Rotisserie Strip Loin Roast
Lamb recipes:
Rotisserie Bone in Leg of Lamb, Moroccan style
Rotisserie Boneless Leg of Lamb, Greek Brinerated - picture above
Rotisserie Leg of Lamb Provencal
Rotisserie Lamb Shoulder
Rotisserie Whole Leg of Lamb with Orange and Fennel Dry Brine
Rotisserie Pineapple - picture above
Side dishes you can cook in the drip pan under the rotisserie:
Rotisserie Pan Potatoes - picture above
Rotisserie Pan Potatoes and Root Vegetables
Rotisserie Pan Soup, Barbacoa Style
Rotisserie Pan Sweet Potatoes
Rotisserie Pan Smashed Potatoes
Rotisserie Pan Bread Stuffing with Cranberries and Apples
Video: Rotisserie Grilling: Two Chickens
Video: How to Truss and Spit a Turkey for the Rotisserie
Video: How to Truss and Spit a Beef Tenderloin for the Rotisserie
Video: Rotisserie Turkey Legs, Brined and Honey Garlic Butter Basted
Video: Rotisserie Grilling: How to Truss Poultry
Video: Rotisserie Grilling: How to Truss a Roast
Video: How to Rotisserie a Rib Roast
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Many of us believe we deserve and therefore strive to live a full and abundant life. However, for some, despite the face of external success or hopeful struggle, there is emptiness and starvation. The unbearable truth is many of us unconsciously feel unworthy, undeserving, unwanted, tolerated and hated. If you don't believe me, ask yourself the following:
-Are you always struggling to make things happen? Does it seem as if there is never enough of something?
-Do you feel you have to be someone else in order to be accepted?
-Have you forgotten who you are or gave up on becoming who you would like to be?
-Do you feel like even though your life is going as planned, deep inside something is missing? Or, on the other hand, do you feel your life is not going as planned because something is missing?
-Do you feel like the life is being sucked out of you?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, chances are you feel undeserving of the life you outwardly say you want, or you have achieved the life you want but feel empty inside. The most logical question one would ask is: "Why would I feel undeserving of happiness?" The answer is simple: "That was the conclusion you made about yourself a very long time ago."
When we are children, there are events and cumulating experiences that influence the direction of our lives. It is in these experiences that we make conclusions about who we are and decisions about how to behave based on those conclusions. This is the unconscious template/blueprint that we use to live our life, as we grow older.
Now, some people can pinpoint significant events in their lives where something happened to and affected them. This event could be a trauma, a wake up call or something else. Then there are those who are unable to recall a specific event but have a 'feeling sense' of a significant event(s). At those moments, each of us makes certain conclusions about who we are and then makes decisions regarding how to behave, which supports the conclusions we make about ourselves.
Some of the conclusions people make are: I'm unwanted, I was a mistake, I'm unworthy, I'm unlovable, et cetera. Some of the decisions about how to behave are: I will be alone, I will not trust anyone, I will take care of myself, et cetera.
Let's use a VERY generic example:
The mother of a 5-year-old continuously rejects and overlooks her child's needs for affection. As a result, the child has concluded they are unworthy of love and decided to stop expecting support and encouragement. As the child grows and develops, they are overly independent, feel isolated, are awkward or uncomfortable in social settings, have a difficult time with intimacy and are unaware of their emotional needs or all of the above.
As an adult, this child could look like a very quiet, pre-occupied individual who has a difficult time asking for or receiving recognition, affirmation or nurturance. They may even struggle to feel connected to or accepted by others at a more intimate level because they fear being rejected or ridiculed.
Now this is just an example of a possible profile. Each person's "source" experience will be different.
I recommend either: Psychotherapy, Heart Centered Hypnotherapy, Vibrational Energy Work or some combination of the three.
Psychotherapy is effective for those who are looking to get to the source in a thoughtful and tempered way. Depending on the patient, therapist, and frequency of treatment, getting to the source can take several months or a few years. I quite enjoy doing psychotherapy because it allows one to be analytical during the session and it is practical for most people.
For those who are looking to get to the source of their experience a little more quickly and heal the trauma during the session, heart centered hypnotherapy is the best bet. Heart centered hypnotherapy is therapy that done in a deep state of relaxation and the patient is fully conscious. In hypnotherapy, getting to the source can take anywhere from one to six sessions or more depending on the patient and their ability to regress. While anyone can do hypnotherapy, not everyone is ready and can handle it; sometimes they need to be prepped before undertaking the procedure. It takes a trained professional to determine which treatment one is ready to begin.
Heart centered hypnotherapy allows the patient to bypass the psychological defenses and gets straight to the experience and emotion. The fear that most people have about hypnotherapy is that they will not know what is going on or that they will not have control over their minds – this is untrue. Since the patient is fully conscious and talking with the therapist during their session, they can let the therapist know they want to end the session or go deeper into their experience.
Vibrational energy work is slightly different from psychotherapy and hypnotherapy. The focus on opening the energy centers in the body and has more of a spiritual focus. It requires the patient to go deep within him or herself and connect with their energy. They then learn how to refine and raise their own vibration. Having a higher energy vibration and refinement of light brings a sense of tranquility, peace and calm to the mind, body and soul. When the lower level energies are gone, it is easier for the mind to see its truth and care for itself better. It is a holistic treatment.
I hope this was helpful and wish you well in your journeys!


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The Trent Richardson trade, Kansas City's defense, Detroit's struggles at Washington and more in this week's Blitz. Len Pasquarelli
The headline news of the past week, the Cleveland Browns' stunning trade of second-year tailback Trent Richardson to the Indianapolis Colts, has been studied and analyzed from just about every angle. There have probably been autopsies—hold the jokes, please, about the Browns burying their chances for respectability in 2013 with the move—in which there was less cutting and probing.
Since I'm not a doctor and don't play one on TV, I won't reach for a scalpel in trying to dissect the weird deal. Neither will I attempt to discern the so-called "winner" of the trade, because it's premature to ascertain the long-term fallout. But even minus a degree in psychology – the closest I've come to one is a few low-level courses as an undergraduate and a few more in grad school, none of which earned me better than a "B" grade – I'll take an amateur stab at trying to read the sentiments of at least one person in the wake of the deal. And watching longtime league coach Norv Turner in taped interviews after Richardson was sent packing, it certainly seemed, at least from his body language, like the Browns' offensive coordinator wasn't a guy who pushed exceedingly hard for the tailback's exit. Instead, it looked as if Turner, a good soldier, loyally toed the party line.
That's not to suggest that the triumvirate of club president Joe Banner, general manager Michael Lombardi and coach Rob Chudzinski simply pulled the rug out from under the guy who calls the Cleveland plays. Or that Turner, who inherited the former Alabama star when he arrived at the Browns, was a champion of retaining Richardson instead of claiming an additional first-round draft pick in 2014. It's just that Turner, adroit at the art of the non-answer after three previous stints as an NFL head coach, bobbed and weaved conspicuously when queried about the club's spin-doctors' explanations that Richardson wasn't a "good fit" for the offense.
For sure, Richardson's statistical track record, admittedly a small sample size (only 17 games), indicated he is not a back with the ability to author the big, game-altering play. His resume included just two rushes of 20 or more yards, none longer than 32 yards, and a per-carry average of just 3.5 yards, only 3.4 yards this season. There are concerns about his ability to play on third down, and he had been relieved of those responsibilities in recent days. But his injuries aside, Richardson appeared to be a player capable of a 20-carry workload. A steady, if admittedly unspectacular, runner. And one might think, given Turner's history in the league, he could actually use such a guy.
Richardson averaged just 3.5 yards per carry during his 17 starts with the Browns.
In the hours after the trade, long before the dust had settled but typical of the "instant analysis" nature of the New Age Media, an Internet expert applauded the deal, citing Turner's pedigree as a passing guru. Nothing could be further from the truth. In his previous 22 seasons as either a coordinator (seven years) or a head coach (15 seasons), the popular misconception about Turner is that he always favored putting the ball in the air, sometimes recklessly. But anyone who has spoken to Turner – and the bet here is that a lot of a folks who attempted to instantly dope out the Richardson-to-the-Colts deal have never so much as met him – knows that he wants to run first. Turner may not emanate "tough guy" vibes, because he can be lofty and erudite in his demeanor at times, but he revels in physical football. There have been instances, in fact, when Turner took public umbrage at the notion that he sometimes ignored the run in favor of conjuring up passing-game X's and O's.
Just look at the numbers.
When armed with a physical runner in particular, Turner has always espoused a tough ground attack. Thirteen times in his 22 seasons, he enjoyed feature backs who logged over 250 carries in a season; in 10 of those years, his top back went for over 300 attempts. With Emmitt Smith (Dallas), Terry Allen (Washington), Stephen Davis (Redskins), LaDainian Tomlinson (San Diego), Ricky Williams (Miami), Frank Gore (San Francisco), heck, even with Lamont Jordan (Oakland), on his roster, Turner-designed offenses ran the ball often and effectively. Granted, there were occasions because of injuries or lack of a true feature back—when the best he could trot out on a weekly basis was Ricky Ervins, Amos Zereoue, or Mike Tolbert—when Turner didn't have much with which to work. But when Turner had a stud, workhorse back on the roster, a guy who could pound the ball inside, he usually rode him.
The league has skewed toward the multiple-running back attack, but Turner never really was one to embrace the run-by-committee model.
On a dozen occasions, Turner's offenses produced 1,200-yard rushers. There were seven occasions he had 1,400-yard backs. Even accounting for the pedestrian backs noted above, guys he was forced to employ in some of those 22 years, Turner's lead runners averaged 277.2 rushes and 1,167.0 yards. Eight times, his running games finished statistically higher than his passing attacks. Turner running games were among the top 10 almost as many times (nine) as were his passing designs (10). There were even two seasons in which his teams ran the ball more than they threw it, and his 45 percent ratio of run-to-pass plays wasn't nearly as lopsided when he had a top back who could power the ball.
It's tough, from afar, to know what went on inside the Cleveland locker room, although the legitimate shock emanating from some Browns' players after the trade indicated Richardson was a popular teammate. It's equally difficult to determine what was going on in the collective craniums of Banner, Lombardi and Chudzinski, what they were thinking when one of them picked up the phone Tuesday, dialed up Colts' general manager Ryan Grigsby (whom had previously worked with Banner in Philadelphia), and initiated the trade. His critics in Philly notwithstanding, Banner, a guy we've known for a long time, is savvy. Onetime buddy Lombardi is one of the most astute talent evaluators we've known in more than three decades of covering the league. So there was rationale, not just a willy-nilly impulse, in the trade.
"(The trade) was a hard swallow, but it was a swallow we felt we had to make, given where we want to go," said a mid-level Cleveland staffer on Thursday morning. "It won't be popular (locally), but sometimes you have to take a step back in order to take two (steps) forward. In the short-term, it might not sell well, and there will be a lot of differences of opinion. But we thought it was right."
The long-suffering fans of Cleveland probably don't want to hear this, but the new regime appears to be starting over yet again, and has amassed seven choices in the first four rounds of the 2014 lottery. It was laudable of Banner to declare that it will be difficult for the fans to trust the new football folks until they earn that trust. There is a sense, however, that new ownership and the new football flow-chart simply isn't interested in leftovers from its predecessors. If it means taking a wrecking ball to the status quo, so be it. If you're quarterback Brandon Weeden, or some of the other skill-position players on a roster bereft of difference-makers, you might want to rent, not buy. We're not in a position to agree or disagree with the trade, although, if we were a Colts' fan, we'd be fairly ecstatic right now. Let's tell it like is: The swapping of Richardson was all about positioning the Browns for the future, most probably for getting a quarterback.
To hint, even remotely, that the trade was completed in part because Richardson didn't dovetail well with what the Browns and Turner want to do moving forward seems to smack a bit of being disingenuous.
There's a good chance that quarterback Brandon Weeden is playing elsewhere after the 2013 season.
*There seems little doubt that the Browns' brain trust has already decided that Weeden isn't the quarterback around whom it will build and that landing the "championship"-caliber quarterback the team covets (a credo that hangs in the team's draft "war room," as documented by some area media) is the priority. One that, if you're a betting man, will be addressed in the first round next April. Almost as notable is the decision by Chudzinski to bypass presumptive primary backup Jason Campbell and start journeyman Brian Hoyer (one career start) this week with Weeden nursing a thumb injury, and to publicly suggest that the 2012 first-rounder isn't necessarily guaranteed to get his job back when healthy. Still, there are folks in the NFL who think Hoyer, even though he'll be a placeholder in Cleveland even if he wins the starting job for the remainder of '13, has some talent. Some NFL personnel people are still surprised that Bill Belichick (a longtime friend of Lombardi, it should be noted) released Hoyer in 2012, after bringing him to the Patriots as an undrafted free agent in 2009.
"(Belichick) thought he had some talent, was competitive, and had the right make-up," said one person familiar with Hoyer's three-year stint in New England. "I always thought he had sort of the Belichick seal of approval, and people would take that into account."
*With his track record of sending players to the draft during his tenure at Alabama, there seems little doubt about Nick Saban's ability to produce and prepare players for the NFL. But the trade of Richardson certainly boils up some doubts about Crimson Tide running backs of recent vintage. In the past three seasons, Alabama has had two first-rounders (Richardson and former Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram) and a second-round pick (Eddie Lacy). There are legitimate questions about New Orleans' choice of Ingram, who has only 10 starts in two-plus seasons and has averaged just 3.8 yards, in 2011. Lacy hasn't gotten off to the fastest start in Green Bay and is dealing with a concussion. And now Richardson has been traded despite having been the third overall pick in 2012. The less-heralded backs who played for Saban and were drafted into the league – Le'Ron Mclain, Glen Coffee and Kenneth Darby – haven't exactly been world-beaters. Coffee retired after one season in San Francisco. Darby hasn't played in the NFL since 2010. McClain has had a solid career, now in its seventh year, but principally as a fullback. He registered 902 yards for Baltimore in 2008, but has less than 400 yards total in his other seasons in the league.
"One thing we've got to remember is that (Saban) always has great offensive lines, and that helps his backs," said one area scout. "And, truth be told, with the way Nick uses his backs, he probably rubs some tread off the tires. But, hey, no excuses, we've got to do a better job of (evaluating) these guys."
*A couple weeks ago in the Sunday Blitz, we noted the development of Kansas City third-year linebacker Justin Houston, who now has 7.5 sacks after wreaking havoc against the Philadelphia offense on Thursday night. But another Chiefs' defender who has stepped up big-time is Dontari Poe, who started all 16 games in 2012 after being the 11th player chosen in that draft, but who was deemed fairly ordinary by those who watched him closely. This year, Poe has dominated interior linemen and, in addition to throttling the inside, has provided that rarest of commodities for a nose tackle: a pass rush. "Great penetration in the (first three) games so far," said inside linebacker Derrick Johnson, another of the team's premier defenders. "He's not just a run guy, someone who holds the middle and allows other guys to make the plays. He's making plays himself, both (against) the run and the pass."
Poe had zero sacks in 2012, but has 3.5 already this year, and his inside pressure has been a huge part of a defense that has collected 14 sacks in three outings, after registering just 27 a season ago. The durability and stamina of Poe has been eye-opening. Unlike most 3-4 nose tackles, he stays on the field on passing downs, and has participated in all but eight of the 194 snaps against the Kansas City defense. In fact, he has played all the snaps in each of the last two games. Poe has credited a better diet, and the resultant loss of 20 pounds, for his enhanced production, and that has doubtless been a factor. But the Kansas City coaches, who didn't know him last year, suggest that he's using his hands and leverage much better, and that Poe clearly has a better understanding of the game and his role, along with better practice habits.
*On the subject of inside pressure, Buffalo left end Mario Williams, coming off a 4.5-sack performance, credits tackles Kyle Williams and Marcell Dareus for creating the inside heat that has provided him for spacing on the outside. Although he started all 16 games in 2012, Williams is fully healthy again after missing much of the previous season. And Dareus, who has some attributes of a defensive end, can be a monster at times.
"You've got to get some (inside) push, and those guys can give it," Williams said. "You can't just expect to just run around (the tackle) every time."
Peyton Manning now has to deal with the loss of his best blocker in LT Ryan Clady.
*Peyton Manning has always done an exemplary job of making his offensive line better than it probably should be. The sum, mostly because of Manning and his quick release and knowledge of the game, was generally better than the individual components. But even for Manning, overcoming the season-ending Lisfranc injury to left tackle Ryan Clady will be a difficult chore. Last year, when the Broncos were trying to negotiate an extension for Clady (which they finally accomplished this spring), a high-ranking Denver executive told us that the team considered Clady "one of the three or four best" left tackles in the league. The three guys he put in the same class were Jason Peters (Philadelphia), Jake Long (then with Miami), and Joe Thomas (Cleveland). And he suggested that Clady, a three-time Pro Bowl blocker, might be the best pure pass protector of the bunch. Nothing against Chris Clark, the veteran journeyman who will replace Clady, but the Broncos probably will have to make some tweaks to their protection scheme to insulate Manning. The good news is that, while the Broncos have favored a three-wide receiver set in the first couple of games, Manning worked a lot with two-tight end looks in Indianapolis. And while emerging young tight end Julius Thomas can't yet do all the things Dallas Clark once performed for Manning and the Colts, he has some similar qualities that will make him a tough matchup. The long-term good news: Clady is a remarkably quick healer, as he demonstrated in his recovery from a patella tendon injury in 2010, and he should not have complications coming back in 2014.
*Following his team's 31-24 defeat at Atlanta last week, Rams coach Jeff Fisher lamented the St. Louis defense's inability to slow a Falcons' offense that he conceded had become "very one-dimensional" (just 36 rushing yards) because of the early-game loss of starting tailback Steven Jackson to a thigh injury. "It's disappointing, no question," Fisher said. "We've got to ask ourselves why it happened."
Another question, one that perhaps the Falcons are asking themselves, is how much longer they can survive without injured wide receiver Roddy White making a contribution. White, nursing a right high ankle sprain sustained in an August 15 preseason game, has played in the first two regular-season contests, but is essentially a decoy and little else. "It's getting better, but it hurts not to be myself," White said after the victory over the Rams.
One disgusted St. Louis defender suggested the Falcons "could have put a mannequin out there, and he would have moved better than White, and we still couldn't shut (Julio) Jones down." Jones caught 11 passes for a career-best 182 yards, and one has to wonder how potent Atlanta will be when White returns to full health. At the same time, there are some in the league who wonder whether coach Mike Smith – who is somewhat Belichick-like concerning injuries, and has never acknowledged White's injury, even if the wide receiver has admitted it – might be better off using Harry Douglas. The subject of a Sunday Blitz note last week, Douglas has been impressive in the slot, and played surprisingly well, too, when he's been aligned outside. How big a decoy has White been?
Jones (left) has had to pick up the slack thanks to White's high ankle sprain.
In two games, he's been targeted just five times, and caught all five passes, but only for 40 yards. His 8.0-yard average is way below his 14.0-yard mark entering the season. Since the start of the 2009 season, when the NFL began including "targets" in its game wrap-ups, White has been "targeted" fewer than five times in a contest only twice in 64 games before the start of this season. He was a "target" 10 or more times in 40 of the 64 games. So having only five passes thrown to him in two outings is, indeed, a comedown. White, who has reiterated his ankle is improving, is eager to get well. "I've never had something like this for such a stretch," said White, who has averaged 93.8 catches, 1,295.5 yards and 8.2 touchdowns over the last six years. "I'm (anxious) to make up for lost time."
*There are a lot of reasons the Seattle Seahawks are one of the early favorites to contend for a Super Bowl berth, but one of the overlooked ones might be the work that assistant head coach Tom Cable has done with the offensive line. For sure, the unit has a pair of obvious standouts in left tackle Russell Okung (first round, 2010) and center Max Unger (second round, '09). But the remaining three starters – left guard Paul McQuistan, right guard J.R. Sweezy and right tackle Breno Giacomini aren't supposed to be anything special. But Cable has cobbled the group into an excellent, physical unit, in part because of his ability to get the most out of guys who were once pretty much regarded as spare parts. The Seattle offense isn't hitting yet on all cylinders, and second-year quarterback Russell Wilson hasn't been especially sharp, but no one questions the toughness of the line.
"He's really solid," assessed former Atlanta longtime snapper Todd McClure, who played for Cable with the Falcons in 2006. "He wants technique and he wants toughness, and he's not going to settle. He makes you better, a lot better."
That's been obvious in Cable's work with the Seattle line. McQuistan is a former third-round pick in Oakland, but started only six games in his first three seasons, and was released by three franchises before signing on with the Seahawks. Sweezy was a seventh-round choice in 2012 who started just three games as a rookie. And Giacomini, a fifth-rounder in Green Bay in 2008, who played in one game his first three seasons, was plucked from the Packers' practice squad, cut by the Seahawks, then re-signed. Okung and Unger are no-brainers when one asks about the Seattle offensive line. But McQuistan, Giacomini and Sweezy are the no-names who have made the unit one of the best in the league. Good enough that former No. 1 pick James Carpenter couldn't crack the lineup until Okung suffered a toe injury that will sideline him indefinitely. McQuistan will move out to left tackle and Carpenter will slide in at left guard. Cable should get a lot of credit for cross-training guys but, in larger part, for making something out of some guys who weren't seen as anything special.
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Can anyone point me to great advice for using junk yards these days? I have never been in one. How does it work today, what not to do, etc.? Etiquette? Cut things open? Put them back? asked Nov 26 '12 at 16:31 Kevin Kelly |
The problem with the question is that no two junk yards are exactly alike in terms of how they work or their rules/etiquette. This is one industry where blanket statements do not apply. For in-depth discussions on this topics, I suggest reviewing comments in the Scrap Metal Forum (http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/forum.php) linkanswered Nov 27 '12 at 05:05 |
You have to do the leg work yourself. Some yards are not interested in your business, some over-value their junk, and maybe 1 in 10 will have neat stuff at a reasonable price. The etiquette is pretty simple, the operator will or will not welcome you the first time, and if you recognize that they are there to make money you might be able to build up a good relationship. Be warned: your spouse and your neighbors probably won't see the value in the bargains you lug back. linkanswered Nov 27 '12 at 08:01 Brian Hughes |
Well, the scrap metal forum is a place I would have never gotten to otherwise. Thanks! linkanswered Nov 27 '12 at 10:22 Kevin Kelly |
I concur with the other postings above. Salvage is quirky stuff and beauty (and utility) are in the eyes of the beholder. If you are interested primarily in architectural salvage that you can use in your house, here are three suggestions: 1. Salvaged Treasures (1983), by Michael Litchfield, long out of print but available on Amazon, etc., tells how to refurbish commonly salvaged items such as windows, doors, stained glass, etc. and shows many ways that people have creatively incorporated junk yard finds into their homes. 2. Decorating with Architectural Details (2002), by the same author, is almost entirely an idea book; almost no how-to stuff. 3. Unbuilding: Salvaging the Architectural Treasures of Unwanted Houses (2007); authors Falk & Guy; I have not read, but Taunton Press tends to do substantial books. Hope this helps, Mike Litchfield linkanswered Nov 29 '12 at 08:12 |
Mike, what have you learned about junk yards over your many years of visiting them? linkanswered Nov 29 '12 at 08:23 Kevin Kelly |
Well, junkyards have changed,but then so have I. On the whole, salvage yards (not the same thing as junk yards, exactly) have gotten better organized; the stuff is generally less ratty but much more expensive. The 1960s and 1970s were the age of urban renewal and older houses were torn down to put up highways, high-rises and housing projects. Quite often, you could cut a deal with the fellows doing to the demo to set aside stained glass or doors, which they would gladly do for a few bucks. After hours, you went back and loaded it into your truck or onto your VW roof. (I knew guys in Mendocino who conveyed 30-ft. salvaged beams atop their VW bugs, although the bugs' roofs flattened and headroom inside was scant thereafter.) But I digress, the point I am making is that there was a lot of salvage and it was cheap, not chic. Naval jelly (for rust), WD-40, nail-pullers and pry bars were essential tools. Once you got all this junk home, of course, you had to store it somewhere till you could use it, so gradually you became more selective. Plumbing fixtures could be particularly problematic if they didn't have all the parts needed to function, because many of the really old and interesting fixtures were non-standard. So you had to learn some plumbing and hustle; an 80-year-old plumber who lived next to me in Vermont once saved my bacon by soldering a brass adapter to a chrome take-off. (Try soldering chrome sometime!) One other important difference: In the old days, you could haggle. An old junk man with a listing pickup in Vermont used to insist that we flip a coin--double or half price--and invariably he lost. And there was a crusty guy in Berkeley in the early 80s who always asked what you did for a living before he quoted a price on anything. If I groused and said I was a penniless writer, invariably, the price was lower. (He was what used to be called "a leveler.") These days I still visit junk yards, but I no longer get as excited, perhaps because I don't have any pressing building projects these days, don't have the burning need and so don't see the stuff with the same eyes. The junk no longer seems quite as weird or wondrous. linkanswered Nov 29 '12 at 17:47 I want to amplify a part of the answer above. If you get friendly enough with general contractors, you can work out your own end-user deal with them to pick some of their finds before they junk them. I frequently spoke with one GC who could not be bothered to locate a scrap or junk dealer, he was too busy to worry about that and needed to just move onto the next job. Reducing what he had to haul (and pay to scrap) is a real benefit to some of these guys, but to amplify yet another point from above, you need some hustle.
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