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In a post on his official blog, Secretary of Transportation, Ray LaHood, praised the American Bus Association (ABA) and the Bus Industry Safety Council (BISC) for their commitment to the safety and security of all motorcoach passengers and operators.
LaHood wrote "The Council's mission, 'to develop and promote methods, materials, and procedures to improve motorcoach safety' makes BISC a natural partner in FMCSA's own safety efforts. By focusing on three core safety principles, FMCSA and the American Bus Association have worked effectively toward a safer motorcoach industry."
LaHood wrote the post to report on Deputy Administrator of the FMCSA, Bill Bronrott's, trip to ABA's 2011 Marketplace in Philadelphia. Deputy Administrator Bronrott was there to meet with members of the ABA Board of Directors and BISC.
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Additionally, members of the ABA collectively donated or pledged $45,000 to the Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF) as part of the Philadelphia 2011 "Marketplace Gives Back" program.
Over the past several years, ABA has made it a priority to give back to the Marketplace host region community by selecting a charitable cause from that region. In five years,
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The Foundation emerged from the front yard lemonade stand of cancer patient Alexandra "Alex" Scott (1996-2004). At the age of 4, Alex announced that she wanted to hold a lemonade stand to raise money to help find a cure for all children with cancer. Since Alex opened that first stand, the Foundation bearing her name has evolved into a national fundraising movement, complete with thousands of volunteers across the country carrying on her legacy of hope.
To date, ALSF has raised more than $35 million toward fulfilling Alex's dream of finding a cure, funding over 150 research projects nationally.
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The groups urged planners to add parking near the National Mall for the millions of people who will visit by bus and car over the next several months, kicking off with the National Cherry Blossom Festival.
In their meetings, UMA members shared information about their own businesses and rallied for backing of three critical needs: opposition of FMCSA's proposal to raise the Federal financial responsibility limits, support of Rep. Barletta's proposal to remove CSA scores from public view until the data used to calculate the score can be improved, and support to preserve the current charter service rule.
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Though he may not attract as much attention as some of the game's other top pitchers, Jordan Zimmermann has been as consistent as they come. Zimmermann tries to build on another stellar outing Saturday night as the visiting Washington Nationals face the Cleveland Indians, who appear to be back on track. Among the major league leaders in wins and ERA, Zimmermann (9-3, 2.00 ERA) has allowed two runs or fewer in all but two of 13 starts. The right-hander has gone at least seven innings in 10 of those outings and is holding opponents to a .205 average. "It means I'm pitching pretty well, I'm going deep in the ballgame," he told MLB's official website. "I'm giving the team a chance." Zimmermann had everything working Sunday in a 7-0 win over Minnesota, striking out a season high-tying eight over seven innings of two-hit ball. He showed up wearing a heating pad due to a stiff neck but didn't appear to be hindered at all. "I'm hoping he wears that neck brace every time he goes out," manage...
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A public-private partnership is seeking as much as $300 million in federal stimulus funds to pay for the development of the Atlanta Streetcar project.
The city of Atlanta, MARTA, and the community improvement districts (CIDs) of Central Atlanta Progress and the Midtown Alliance are busy working on an application that's due Sept. 15 for federal transportation stimulus dollars.
Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin said the opportunity is "promising," but she cautioned that Atlanta would be part of a national competition to tap into a$1.5 billion pool that is being distributed by the U.S. Department of Transportation for shovel-ready projects.
"The streetcar and the Peachtree Corridor are projects that are of great interest to the city," Franklin said. "We want to continue to move the project forward."
CAP and the Midtown Alliance have agreed to contribute $300,000 each to help the city and MARTA put together the application, including environmental and engineering work for the project
"It's going to be highly competitive," said Beverly Scott, general manager of MARTA, which will use the $600,000 from the CIDs to pay its general planning consultant to put together the application.
The Atlanta City Council and the MARTA board will have to vote to accept the $600,000 donation from the CIDs to pay for the streetcar application.
The idea to revive streetcars in Atlanta has been around for more than a decade. The Peachtree Corridor Task Force and the Peachtree Corridor Partnership — initiatives led by the business community — already have prepared much of the design work for the project.
Originally, the vision was to completely improve the urban experience of Peachtree Street by having a streetcar from Fort McPherson to Brookhaven and to have a tourist loop downtown. That had been expected to cost about $1 billion.
Since then, the organizations involved believe the first phase should connect downtown with Midtown as well as provide an east-west loop to link all the major tourist attractions in the central city. Estimates for the first phase have been for $200 million to $300 million, for six to 10 miles of track.
"The only reason this project is more ready to go is the work of the Peachtree Corridor Task Force," Scott said. "About85 percent to 90 percent of the work that's been done is usable work."
Both Franklin and Scott said that if the stimulus dollars don't come through for the project, the application that's being prepared can be resubmitted for other initiatives, such as the reauthorization of the federal transportation funding bill and a possible new regional or statewide sales tax that could support transit.
"The work we are doing now is not for naught," Franklin said. "Atlanta's advantage is being ready for any one of those funding opportunities. This is not the time to wait for the funding and then get ready. The more ready you are, the better the chances are that you will get funding."
Atlanta leaders are hopeful that the Obama administration will look favorably on the application because it combines the city, the transit agency and the business community.
"This is a unique public-private partnership," said A.J. Robinson, president of Central Atlanta Progress. "What's unique is that Midtown and downtown have joined forces."
Susan Mendheim, president of the Midtown Alliance, said her organization continues to be "100 percent supportive of the streetcar."
"It's an excellent, efficient, user-friendly way for people to get around the city without a car," she said. "We feel like it will be the impetus for vibrancy on our city streets. It's an extraordinary opportunity to cover our capital costs."
Many issues will need to be worked out before the September deadline, specifically how the team proposes to cover the operating costs of the streetcar. A proposal to add another tax district along the route was not well-received by many property owners.
The city and MARTA also have been in a budget crisis, unable to pay for existing services.
"We certainly agreed we would do everything we could to support them, and we are providing the technical support," Scott said. "But we are not in a position financially to provide funding or operations for the project."
Several funding ideas are being considered for operations, and it's likely that there will be another public-private partnership to cover those costs, which are expected to be several million dollars. The CIDs might be able to contribute some of their revenue.
MARTA and other transit agencies might be able to eliminate some of their existing bus service along the route and reallocate those funds to the streetcar. Another idea, which would need state approval, has been to levy a parking fee to subsidize the streetcar.
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Press reports on the primary victory of Minnesota Democratic U.S. House candidate Keith Ellison make note of the fact that he is now likely to become the first Muslim elected to Congress. But Ellison is also likely to become one of the most left-leaning members of the next House.
The Ellison victory was one of several for anti-war Democrats seeking open seats. Others came in in New York, where City Council member Yvette Clarke won a fierce fight for a Brooklyn seat once held by Shirley Chisholm, and in Maryland, where John Sarbanes, the son of retiring Senator Paul Sarbanes, led in a crowded House race. In Maryland's highest-profile race, however, former NAACP head Kweisi Mfume, who was outspoken in his opposition to the war, lost to the decidely more cautious Representative Ben Cardin by a 46-38 margin.
In another Maryland race, activist Donna Edwards was in a virtual tie this morning with Representative Al Wynn, with a substantial number of votes still to be counted. During the campaign Edwards billed Wynn "the Joe Lieberman of Maryland" because of the Democratic incumbent's many votes in favor of Bush administration initiatives.
If Edwards pulls out a victory, it will be a very big deal.
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What the Minnesota Democrat did right is instructive.
Running against a crowded field for the nomination to replace retiring Representative Martin Sabo, Ellison distinguished himself as a passionate progressive who, in the words of the Minneapolis Star Tribune, mounted a campaign that was "reminiscent of the late U.S. Sen. Paul Wellstone."
Ellison featured a photo of himself with Wellstone, the late senator from Minnesota who has become a national progressive icon, in his campaign mailings. He even borrowed the color green, which was used in Wellstone's three Senate campaigns, as the background for "Ellison for Congress" signs and shirts.
It was Ellison's outspoken opposition to the war in Iraq -- which Wellstone also opposed in a critical Senate vote shortly before his death in a 2002 plane crash -- that helped him to win the pre-primary endorsenment of the state's Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, and the enthusiastic support of grassroots activists during a fast-paced campaign that began only after Sabo unexpectedly announced in March that he would not seek a new term.
"Nearly 2,600 Americans have been killed since the war began on March 19, 2003, and an the estimated 15,800 have been wounded. President Bush recently admitted to 30,000 Iraqi dead, but other estimates put the toll as high as 100,000," argued Ellison. "It is time to admit this war was a terrible mistake and bring our troops home as soon as possible."
The DFL candidate's supporters distributed "Bring Our Troops Home Now" literature throughout the Minneapolis-based district prior to the primary. In the leaflets, Ellison complained that Democrats had "allowed the Republicans to control the dialogue," and promised to "advocate for the immediate withdrawal of American troops from Iraq!"
Ellison's leading primary opponents took softer stands on the war issue, just as they did on domestic policy concerns. That allowed Ellison, a state representative, to stand out as not just as a Muslim but as a serious challenger to the status quo on health care -- he's a supporter of single-payer universal coverage -- and a host of other issues.
Ellison also departed from the political norm by targeting what his campaign referred to as "unlikely" primary voters, placing special emphasis on drawing people of color, gays and lesbians and war foes to the polls. In particular, the Ellison campaign focused on getting members of the burgeoning Somali community to vote -- a project to which Wellstone also devoted a great deal of time.
The ideas and the strategies worked. On a primary day that saw mixed results for anti-war candidates, Ellison easily beat a former DFL party chair backed by Sabo, a well-known former state senator and a member of the Minneapolis city council.
Ellison should have an even easier time in November in the overwhelmingly Democratic district. That puts Ellison, a convert to Islam, on track to become the first Muslim member of the Congress and the first African-American representative from Minnesota. It also suggests that Congress well hear an important new progressive voice come January.


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The average retail price of pepper has come down to Rs. 340 a kg from the Rs. 410 at the beginning of the season. At present, a farmer benefits only when the price reaches above Rs. 400. The price has fallen at a time when production has dipped in the main areas of pepper cultivation in the High Ranges. Farmers fear a further decline.
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My husband and I were raised with different religious backgrounds, and once we married, each winter season brought with it the question of the best way to blend our traditions. The beliefs of a Jewish household do not easily overlap with those of someone from a Catholic background, and we knew that once children came along, we'd need a plan. We vowed not to let our kids grow up with holidays driven solely by the consumerism that swirls around us during the season, but were unsure where to begin. Neither of us is very religious, but our concern was whether we could imbue holiday spirit with religion.
When I was young, holiday time was my favorite time of the year. Everyone seemed to be happy; no matter where we went, how crowded the stores were or how cold it was getting, everyone smiled and was friendly. Even my mother, who seemed to have even more to do than usual, was humming all the time. That was what I wanted to share with my children — that magical feeling of happiness that seemed to touch everyone we'd meet. So my husband and I decided to try a little of everything. We set up a tree and a menorah, and went to celebratory masses and services at various houses of worship, which offered religion and a sense of togetherness. We volunteered in soup kitchens and helped with clothing drives, community events that made us feel a viable part of our neighborhood. Through it all, no one place stood out as a single spirit-evoking environment over any other. But taken together, we discovered that the "spirit" of the holidays for us was a sense of connection. Being a part of the rest of our world, and our ability to enhance and improve it, is what moves us and gives us joy. This is the magic that draws us all closer at this time of year, and what I want to instill in my children. For many of us, the holiday season is a wonderful reminder of the things that are truly important to us. We are overcome with childhood memories, holidays past spent with family and friends, blazing fires and gatherings in the homes in which we grew up. This warm feeling naturally spills over to thoughts of people who have helped us and whom we have helped throughout the year and, in this season more than any other, we are driven to action to show others we care. Cards, notes, cookies and presents are spread through our families and communities. As families, we share, volunteer, sing, reach out. And when we do, it makes us feel good. So wouldn't it be even better if our children saw us doing this not because it is the holiday season, but because we are human? I recently read that 70 percent of those polled said they felt people are ruder than they were 20 or 30 years ago. When I started to think about why, my inclination led me to believe it is because of our hectic lives and the constant strain on our time. We are so pressured to commute, produce, perform and excel — how can we possibly have time to think of others? We're just trying to survive our own lives' demands. But that all seems forgotten during the holidays, when the spirit of giving of ourselves is pushed to the fore by society as a whole. We make each other a priority and let go of some of the daily stresses. As the song says, "It's the most wonderful time of the year." How unfortunate that we only make the effort once a year. Every one of us is influential. The things we do and say every day resonate through people's lives and, whether we realize it or not, experience has a lasting impression. The impressions we make may be positive, through a smile at a stranger, comforting a friend or encouraging a child, or negative, such as by snapping at a co-worker or being rude to another driver on the road. Teaching our kids to live conscientiously will plant the seed for that spirit of connecting to others and making a positive difference, not just during the holidays but every day. One day when I went to pick up my 4-year-old at preschool, I entered the classroom at the same time as the mom of a new boy in class. When the boy saw his mother, he began to cry. Whether this was because he had missed her, or because the stress of being in a new environment suddenly let loose when he realized she'd returned, I don't know. But I turned to get my son's jacket and when I looked back, my son was giving the little boy a hug. The boy's mother and I looked at each other and smiled. While we were both thinking, 'how sweet,' I was also brimming with pride at the choice my son had made. He felt an emotional connection to this little boy and, seeing him in pain, reached out to him. Although we all occasionally feel powerless, that emotional connection that exists between us as human beings is always there. And while this season comes only once a year, our power to influence everyone we encounter is with us year round. By being aware of our moods, choices and actions, we have the power to make a kind and caring impact on the world, regardless of the time of year or the situation at hand. Teaching our kids that they have the power to positively effect the world helps them to understand that we are all part of something larger than our selves. We all feel it during the holiday season; why not do the best we can every day of the year? The spirit of connection — that knowledge that we all impact each other, potentially in the very best of ways — is everywhere, especially now, and is something we all share. Remembering this as we go through our days will help keep the holiday spirit alive, long after the decorations have been put away.
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Catherine E Stafford
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW
"As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I specialize in families struggling with challenging behaviors at home or school, regardless of the age of the child. Having worked for over 20 years across clinical settings, I have extensive experience with children presenting with the struggles of ADHD, ODD/CD, anxiety, depression and ASD. My goal is to empower parents, by supporting the creation of lasting, positive change, through a combination of 1:1 counseling and parent coaching. My therapeutic model is solution focused, Cognitive-Behavioral, short term and based in a foundation of the Nurtured Heart Approach philosophy.
(425) 409-6063
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Matthew R Evich
Counselor, MA, LMHC
"Feeling stuck? Together, we can explore alternative solutions. My practice focuses on the psychological treatment of adults, children ages 3 through 12, adolescents, and families. Currently, 60% of my caseload is comprised of children and adolescents, and 40% is made up of individual adults. Frequently, other family members are included in therapy. To accommodate my caseload demographic, I maintain a fully-equipped playroom for children in addition to a separate counseling office for adolescents and adults.
(360) 339-6584
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Deborah Mauldin
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
"My life's work has been devoted to helping raise healthy families. Having been a clinician for over 30 years, I have a wealth of experience working all age groups, toddlers, preschoolers, children, teens, young adults, adults, as individuals, families, or in groups - coping with issues ranging from everyday family concerns and adjustments to severe trauma and distress. My early years were with the Child Guidance Centers (CGCOC.org) and the last 26 years I've been in private practice.
(425) 374-1233
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Kyle Ozechowski
Counselor, LMHC, Child, and, Adult, Thera
"Are you or your child struggling with emotional or behavior problems. Mental health problems, not only affects an individual but also the loved ones around them therefore I feel so passionate about helping children and their families. While I have a passion for working with children and adolescents, I also have experience with college students, young adults, adults, and older adults. I provide initial mental health assessment, individual counseling, family therapy, parent coaching, and group therapy. I have over 6 years of experience working with individual families, foster care system, juvenile rehabilitation, community mental health, Department of Corrections, and with Native American clients.
(360) 464-9694
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Nawar Alnaquib
Psychiatrist, MD
"I am a Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist. I make it a point to hear the concerns of the patient and the parents. I do Intake Evaluations and follow-up medication management as well as supportive therapy for the patient and the family. I am a member of the American Medical Association, American Psychiatric Association, American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatric Association, and The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. Prior to becoming a Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist I trained as a Pediatrician. I have authored many publications in Journals of Neuro-Sciences and Behavioral Medicine.
(425) 405-6235
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Brian K Hall
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW, CDP
"I have experience in the following areas: Co-Occurring (Substance Abuse & Mental Health) *Adolescent boys *Young Adult men *Pre-marriage/Marriage Counseling *Depression *Various Forms of Anxiety *Addictive behaviors *Anger *Fatherless youth *Coping Skills *Parenting *Spirituality *Emotional Disturbance *Abandonment/Loss or Grief *Healing From Past Issues *Mentoring
(425) 381-2836
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Charlene D. Takeuchi
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMHC, LMFT
"As a Family Systems Therapist your relationships & mental health incorporate personal values, spiritual influence, and overall personal health. Your concerns as they show up in these areas are addressed and may include others in your life. I specialize in family dynamics, children, and how your experiences & feelings influence your relationships. I offer consults with others who are involved with you, in the service of your goals & needs regarding mood disorder, attachment & separation, multi-sensory & brain-based issues, social conflict, abuse, acculturation adjustments, substance use, domestic violence, identity & displacement, separation / divorce, trauma, PTSD, transitions, and co-occurring.
(425) 329-8973
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Jill Jacobson
Psychologist, PhD, MBA
"In addition to having a private practice for a number of years, my experience includes working in an inpatient psychiatric hospital treating and assessing children, adolescents and adults. I was a therapist for the Student Counseling Center at Western Washington University as well as a therapist for The Everett Clinic Behavioral Health. I support life transition changes, career development and career change, divorce mediation, personal growth plans, and business negotiation strategies. My approach to therapy is proactive utilizing an integrative modality. The therapy environment is warm, caring, supportive, and solution focused.
(206) 535-1614
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Stephen Greenhouse
Psychologist, PsyD
"I'm a licensed clinical psychologist and focus on treating adults, teens, and couples. My specialty includes the treatment of mood and anxiety disorders, anger management, and grief/loss recovery work. I also work with individuals struggling with relationship, career, and identity issues. While working with therapy clients, I combine interpersonal, cognitive-behavioral, and system approaches to help change unhealthy patterns in emotions, thoughts, and relationships. I find that good therapy includes the discovery and building of strengths and opportunities for change. My work is a rare privilege. I enjoy it immensely! For more information please consult my professional website.
(425) 224-6631
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Pat Martinelli
Counselor, MS, LMHC, CMHS
"As a client-focused, strength based, brief therapist I believe clients lead the way. It is my privilege to help you move towards your goals through self awareness and skills-based guidance. A person is much more than a diagnosis and at times labels can get in the way. Changes that match who a person is and where they are in their life lead to success. What we create together should be manageable so that "better" continues after our relationship ends.
(425) 336-3203
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Lauri Laureano
Counselor, MA, LMHCA, CDPT
"I assist people in reclaiming their full and vibrant Self. Together we create a plan that supports your goals while discovering your strengths and places of blockages so that you can live the quality of life you desire. Many of my clients come to me for anxiety, depression, chronic pain, addiction and recovery, life transitions, relationship issues, spiritual issues, and personal or soul growth desires. No matter what you are experiencing, I offer a safe, nurturing, non-judgmental space for you to be yourself as you explore your unique situation that brings you to counseling.
(425) 276-6677
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Nina Lane
Counselor, MA, LMHCA
"Do you feel stuck? Are you sad or anxious? Are you having difficulty managing your relationships or experiencing self-esteem issues? My psychotherapy practice can help you rediscover and expand your personal strengths and self-knowledge in order to deal with the challenges in your life. I understand the courage it takes to make the first step into therapy and I focus on creating a safe environment for you to build towards a happier life. I have extensive training in issues related to loss and grief, identity, attachment, relationship issues, trauma and recovery from substance abuse.
(206) 504-3014
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Wendy Warman
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
"I specialize in the treatment of children and teens who are struggling with ADHD/ADD, behavior management and adoption issues. I have a very diverse practice, seeing individuals, couples and families struggling with a broad array of concerns. Many adults that I work with are in the helping professions, such as social work or emergency services and are dealing with secondary trauma. I can help you and your family to reduce the pressures of life and to find more joy in everyday living.
(425) 336-0766
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Cynthia Jolly
Counselor, MA, LMHC, AT
"Working together to create a better now. I am your ally in helping to break behavior and thought patterns that do not serve you. I am non-judgmental, supportive and direct in my relationships with clients and strive to always be truly present as we work to together to navigate your life's challenges.
(425) 224-6873
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Mindy Mowers
Counselor, MA, LMHC, CMHS, CART
"I have a dual Master of Arts Degree in Mental Health Counseling and Child, Couple, Family Therapy. I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), a Child Mental Health Specialist(CMHS) and a Certified Anger Resolution Therapist (CART). I have worked in Inpatient & Outpatient Treatment, School, Probation, Rehabilitation (Psychiatric, Drug/Alcohol) as well as facilitating Individual, Family, Couple, and Group Therapy since 2001.
(425) 780-7938
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Howard M Aposhyan
Psychologist, PhD
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Paula Beth Sigafus
Psychologist, PhD
"I focus on a mind-body approach to mental health and wellness. We can work side by side to address past issues and current life challenges to improve your well being. I have 10 years' experience working with a wide variety of patients who were struggling to improve their mood, accept change or move forward in life.
(425) 609-4090
"Therapy works. Whatever concerns have brought you here, you can make the changes necessary to find greater happiness and satisfaction in yourself and your relationships with others. This requires dedication, hard work and a willingness to explore behavioral patterns with the support of a skilled caring therapist. As we walk this path together in a safe, nurturing therapeutic environment, you will develop a greater understanding of self and acquire the tools needed to meet your goals. Resolving the issues that lie beneath the symptoms of anxiety, panic attacks, OCD, depression, PTSD and difficulties in communication will allow you to live the rewarding life you deserve.
(425) 440-3315
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Jessica H Gonzales
Psychiatric Nurse, ARNP
"I work collaboratively with my patients on developing treatment goals that best suits their needs. By working together we will establish a therapeutic relationship and develop strategies for treating symptoms, coping with life's stressors, as well as managing medications. While medication management is an important concept of what we will work on together, this is only one portion of successful treatment. Mental health issues are seldom addressed by medication alone. We will work together to find the best solutions and if therapy will be helpful for your individual situation, I will work with you to find a therapist who fits your needs.
(425) 742-4600
"I am a Psychotherapist with a private practice in Mill Creek Washington. I work from an Object Relations foundation utilizing a psychodynamic perspective. Therapy with me may incorporate relational theory, mindfulness, art, and the narrative of your story. It is my belief that history and experiences inform who we are and that the development of who we are occurs throughout our lifetimes, being both harmed and healed, grown and guided, within relationships.
(218) 666-1311
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Students underachieve in school for a variety of reasons. Motivational problems, ADHD, and learning disabilities can all be a challenge to any parent. Child therapists, child psychologists, or school psychologists in Mill Creek can help to assess a child's needs and offer much needed help.
Academic counselors in Mill Creek help with learning issues, child education issues or ADD (attention deficit). They can work with academic underachievers who are quite bright, gifted and intelligent, as well as with children with developmental disabilities (i.e. disabilities students). Additionally, Mill Creek Therapists work with nonverbal learning disabilities, cognitive disabilities, and reading difficulties.
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 In a typical scenario you would then select payment method "On Credit", select the correct payment term, and the correct bpartner bank accounr of the vendor.
 The payment selection process should then include the invoice only when it is due (depending on the selection criteria used) and use the selected bpartner bank account when creating the payment.

Finally, we need to payment selection/export process to copy the A_Name & A_City fields from the Bpartner bank account to the payment, not only the AccountNo.
 (we are exporting the payment data to the bank in a format called "ClieOp03" (national standard for payments & direct debit) which includes the name/city of the other party)

b.t.w the bank account field in the payment dialog currently does not use any join conditions between bank and bpartner bank account.
 When you have a lot of banks defined, and a bpartner with say 5 bank accounts, the dropdown is populated wioth all possible combinations, which is a not really helpfull.
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"Go into the main streets, and invite everyone you find to the wedding banquet." Matthew 22:9
Last Thursday on Fox 8, Natalie Herbick, the delightful but power tool challenged host of New Day Cleveland, asked me about my incentive for creating a new weekly television show called Power2ools: 2 minute tools for life! My response was to note that, in part, Christians are called to go beyond the walls of the church and into the world with the good news just as Jesus crossed borders and boundaries to reach those most in need. The majority of Jesus' ministry, I reminded Natalie and her 25,000 or so viewers, extended well past the boundaries of even organized religion to reach some of the most vulnerable of his day. In other words, Power2ools, for me, is an opportunity to take God's word of hope, guidance and even invitation to people who regularly wouldn't hear it.
And just in case you think I'm making this stuff up, let me tell you, there's very good biblical basis to support our evangelical commission. Not only did Jesus live it, he taught it. His parable of the wedding banquet in Matthew's Gospel, for example, describes the kingdom of heaven like a king who commissions his servants to go out to the "main streets" to deliver an invitation to the great wedding feast. The servants are wonderfully indiscriminate with their invitation, not judgmental in the least, and fill the hall with guests "both good and bad" (Matthew 22:10). In this parable, Jesus' followers (read, the church) are the servants and the lost and lonely, sinners and saints of the world are the guests (read, those who don't know about our God of amazing grace).
And most importantly, before ascending into heaven, Jesus gave an imperative to the church: "Go into the world and preach the gospel to all creation" (Mark 16:15). It doesn't get much clearer than that!
Sometimes going into the world with good news can even mean creating a 2 minute television show that offers tools for life. And besides, in this secularized day and age, how often does a preacher get to appear in an interview on daytime television and talk about Jesus and his boundary crossing love. What joy!
Dr. Mark Giuliano, The Old Stone Church
Cleveland, Ohio
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He's back on the ice after skull fracture
Horrible injury didn't stop youngster from chasing dream
Donovan Cox was trying to be helpful when he handed his skateboarding helmet to a buddy last fall.
"He forgot his," recalls the East Kildonan child, who was nine at the time.
"I just decided to give him mine."
That decision nearly cost him his life. Donovan went flying down a concrete ramp at a skate park, fell off and landed hard.
"I cracked my head," says Donovan, now 10. "The inside of my skull was fractured all the way from the back of my skull to my nose."
He went into seizures at the park. He didn't recognize his sisters at the hospital. His parents feared he wouldn't survive the night.
"For kids, head injuries are much worse than for adults. It's like shaking a snow globe," says Donovan's dad, Jesse Cox, a paramedic.
All Donovan wanted to do was get better and get back to playing hockey. The accident happened in South Carolina, where the family lived at the time. Cox, a single dad, moved his kids to Winnipeg this summer so they'd be close to his family. He set out to see if it was possible to fix the lingering effects of the accident, repair Donovan's confidence and return him to the rink.
"That's one of the things he really wanted to when we came up here," says Cox. "He played hockey in South Carolina and really wanted to get on a team here."
Neither father or son took the fractured skull lightly.
"We were told when it happened the recurrence of another head injury (while the skull was healing and the brain bleeding) could kill him," Cox says. "We waited until the fracture healed. I talked to his neurologist. We wouldn't have considered this if he didn't have medical clearance."
Donovan signed up at Creative Conditioning, an East Kildonan gym that offers intense cross-fit training. Owner Paul Dyck says they don't get many 10-year-olds, but some parents will sign up kids to give them an edge in team sports.
"He gave it all he could," says Cox. "There were days when he tried to do something and he couldn't but he never stopped trying. He's a pretty self-motivated kid."
"I lift weights, I do pull-ups and chin-ups and different things," says Donovan.
The first goal was to help Donovan with his co-ordination and balance, and then get his fitness level back up to where it was before the accident. Dyck says working on the boy's confidence was key.
"It was a gradual improvement. It was great to see, given where he started. He's fitter, stronger, we're building a solid foundation for him."
Donovan stepped back onto the ice in September wearing a new Mark Messier helmet, designed to reduce the risk of concussion. His dad says there was no question they'll do whatever they can to protect him.
The left-winger wanted to earn a spot on the River East Royals A1 team. There were five tryouts. Donovan and his dad decided not to tell anyone about his injury in advance. They wanted him to be judged on his skill, not his past.
He made the team.
"It wasn't until after that, when everyone was sitting around and talking, that someone asked where Donovan played last season. I told them he hadn't, that he'd had this accident."
He proved his worth quickly. Donovan scored the first goal of the season. And then he scored the second one.
His dad says his success on the ice doesn't mean his son's struggles are over. He likens some of the lingering side-effects to post-traumatic stress disorder.
Donovan has good days, and he has days when he breaks down in tears without knowing why.
"Some days are easy and some days are really hard," says Cox. "We just get through it."
The Grade 5 student says he's proud of what he has accomplished.
"I couldn't do that much hockey for a whole year," he says. "Now I can."
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 7, 2012 A6
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Verdant Westover HillsExact - 1530 N. W. Crossroads San Antonio, TX 7825129.4523763 -98.6340085
Verdant Westover Hills Apartments is located close to the Potranco and Culebra intersection serving the Westover Hills area. Our community is undergoing some new brand new luxury construction updates to the pool, barbeque area, business center, resident lounge, coffee bar and new fitness center. We are very pet friendly (no weight limit) with a pet park coming soon as well. Upgraded interiors include or will include updated blinds, wood-style flooring, nickel hardware and private yards.
- Swimming Pool & Spa
- Access Gates
- Ceiling Fans
- Microwaves
- Laundry Facility
- Walk-In Closets
- 9' Ceilings
- Cable TV
- High Speed Internet
- Icemakers
- Washer and Dryer Connections
Townhomes At WestcreekExact - 1297 W Loop 1604 N San Antonio, TX 7825129.449928 -98.711268
- Spacious Town Home Living
- Atached Garages
- Ceramic Tile Entryways, Kitchens and Baths
- Educational, Recreational and Social Activities
- Sparkling Swimming Pool
- Community Clubhouse
- After School Program
- Clothes Care Center
- Fitness Center
- Relaxing Living / Entertainment Room
- Conference / Meeting Area
- Convenient To Highway 151, 1604, I-10, 410 and 90.
Alamo Ranch ApartmentsExact - 11585 Alamo Ranch Parkway San Antonio, TX 7825329.49 -98.72
Alamo Ranch offers unique 1, 2 and 3 bedroom floorplan options. You will find features like 9' ceilings, faux hardwood floors and granite countertops throughout the apartment homes as well as, French Doors, 9' ceilings, Private Patios and Balconies, Extra Storage and so much more!
- Faux Hardwood Floors
- French Doors and 9' ceilings
- Private Patios/Balconies
- Extra Storage
- Crown Molding and Miniblinds
- Granite Countertops
- Double Stainless Steel Sinks
- Garden Tubs
- Black Appliances
- Controlled Access Gates
- Garages Available
- Fitness Center
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