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UMMA Summer Exhibition Advanced in BDN Article
The Bangor Daily News reported Bangor's Business and Economic Development Committee approved a $1,000 Individual Artist Grant that could allow a 10-foot-tall "monumental fiberglass buoy-like floating sculpture" to be anchored in the Kenduskeag Stream in downtown Bangor this summer. The buoy, created by Eastport artist Anna Helper, will be part of her exhibition on display from June through September at the University of Maine Museum of Art, which is located next to the Kenduskeag Stream between Central and State streets, according to the article. Helper told the BDN she hopes the piece will draw people to the museum.
Gabe's Waterfront Concerts Economic Impact Studies Cited by BDN
Peer-reviewed studies by University of Maine economics professor Todd Gabe were mentioned in the Bangor Daily News article, "Waterfront Concerts poised for biggest year to date, promoter tells Bangor business gathering." Since the concert series began in 2010, it has held 75 events along the banks of the Penobscot River, according to the article. Gabe's studies found that in the first four seasons, the concerts contributed an estimated $47.5 million to the Bangor area economy, and that contribution has grown each year, the article states. The BDN report also was carried by the Sun Journal and cited by Mainebiz.
UMaine Extension to Offer Guidance About Growing Elderberries
A free informational meeting for current and interested elderberry growers will be held 1–3 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 10, at the University of Maine Cooperative Extension office, 24 Main St., Lisbon Falls.
Tori Lee Jackson, UMaine Extension educator and associate professor of agriculture and natural resources, and David Handley, UMaine Extension vegetable and small fruit specialist, will facilitate.
Topics will include elderberry growers' experiences and potential future needs, management practices and challenges, research-based information on elderberries as a potential production crop and insurance programs that cover elderberries.
For more information, to make a reservation, or to request a disability accommodation, contact KymNoelle Sposato, 207.353.5550, email@example.com.
Public Service Mission
The University of Maine is one of 240 colleges and universities in the United States selected to receive the 2015 Community Engagement Classification of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
UMaine and 156 other institutions received reclassification; 83 colleges and universities received first-time classification.
In 2008, UMaine and Bates College were the first two institutions in Maine to receive the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification. The 2015 reclassification is valid until 2025.
Today, five colleges and universities in Maine — UMaine, Bates, Saint Joseph's College, Unity College and the University of Maine at Machias — are among the 361 institutions nationwide that have achieved the Community Engagement Classification from the Carnegie Foundation.
"Community engagement is an institutional priority that is critical to helping meet the needs of communities in Maine and beyond," said UMaine President Susan Hunter. "Since its inception, UMaine has been committed to public service as part of its statewide land grant mission. Today, community engagement is an important component of the UMaine student experience, and more integral than ever to our research and economic development initiatives.
"This reclassification by the Carnegie Foundation recognizing our commitment to community engagement is a fitting tribute to UMaine's 150-year legacy that we're celebrating in 2015."
The Community Engagement Classification recognizes those colleges and universities with an institutional focus on community engagement. Unlike the other Carnegie Classifications of Institutions of Higher Education that rely on national data, the Community Engagement distinction requires colleges and universities to voluntarily submit materials documenting their community engagement.
In order to be selected, the colleges and universities provided descriptions and examples of institutionalized practices of community engagement that showed alignment among mission, culture, leadership, resources and practices. For reclassification, UMaine and the other institutions also had to provide evidence that the ongoing community engagement has become "deeper, more pervasive, better integrated and sustained."
In UMaine's application to the Carnegie Foundation, numerous university-community partnerships and projects were highlighted. University of Maine Cooperative Extension, Maine Sea Grant, all six colleges and many university centers were represented, demonstrating the range and depth of the university's commitment to engagement, according to Claire Sullivan, associate dean for community engagement in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Several efforts are geared toward the creation of collaborative networks across disciplines, institutions and state organizations.
Partnerships include collaborations with local schools, as well as those that work toward the promotion of the arts and humanities. For example, one cultural project called Tree and Tradition featured a collaboration with the Hudson Museum, the Native American Studies Program, the School of Forest Resources and the Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance, whose mission is to preserve the ancient tradition of brown ash and sweetgrass basketry among Maine's tribes.
UMaine's community partnerships also serve an economic development function. That includes the Foster Center for Student Innovation, which has a leadership role in the Blackstone Accelerates Growth internship project.
The university has placed an emphasis on aiding the people of Maine through projects devoted to youth, the elderly, families and diverse populations, as well as tackling important societal and health-related issues, such a hunger, autism spectrum disorders and substance abuse. Cooperative Extension, UMaine's largest outreach component, has a presence in every county, putting research to work in homes, businesses, farms and communities.
UMaine also has focused on its natural resources through such initiatives as Sea Grant's Marine Extension Team, linking coastal communities with scientists to address pressing issues, and the Cooperative Forestry Resource Unit, working with Maine's forest landowners to ensure effective public policy and sustainable forest management practices. The university has been instrumental in developing alternative energies research, education and partnerships, and connects knowledge with action through the Sustainability Solutions Initiative, promoting strong economies, vibrant communities and healthy ecosystems in Maine and beyond.
At UMaine, community engagement is integral to the student experience. Student participation in the Bodwell Center for Service and Volunteerism programs has increased 192 percent in the past three years, with 5,975 students completing 19,400 service hours in 2013. Students are involved in service-learning courses, music and theater ensembles, Alternative Breaks, Engineers Without Borders, sustainable agriculture projects, Black Bear Mentors and the University Volunteer Ambulance Corps, to name a few.
"The importance of this elective classification is borne out by the response of so many campuses that have demonstrated their deep engagement with local, regional, national, and global communities," said John Saltmarsh, director of the New England Resource Center for Higher Education. "These are campuses that are improving teaching and learning, producing research that makes a difference in communities, and revitalizing their civic and academic missions."
Amy Driscoll, consulting scholar for the Community Engagement Classification, noted that, in this first reclassification process, there is "renewed institutional commitment, advanced curricular and assessment practices, and deeper community partnerships, all sustained through changes in campus leadership, and within the context of a devastating economic recession."
A news release about the Carnegie Foundation's 2015 Community Engagement Classification is online.
Contact: Margaret Nagle, 207.581.3745
2015 Dorothy Clarke Wilson Peace Writing Prize Awarded
A first-year elementary education major at the University of Maine has been awarded this year's Dorothy Clarke Wilson Peace Writing Prize for his essay, "Reconciliation."
John Dennis of Bangor, Maine, will receive $500 for his award-winning essay. He will read his essay and be presented with his award at the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Breakfast, Jan. 19 at the University of Maine.
Dennis is a storyteller and musician. Before joining the UMaine community, he served as cultural director for the Aroostook Band of Micmacs.
This year, the peace writing competition, sponsored by the Wilson Center in Orono and open to all UMaine students, focused on the topic of forgiveness and reconciliation as defined by Desmond Tutu. The contest is named in honor of Dorothy Clarke Wilson, an internationally known peacemaker who was committed to writing on social issues and world peace.
Honorable mentions this year by author and essay: Michael Bailey, "The Celebrated Genocide: Manifest Destiny and Native Peoples"; Berkay Payal, "Road to 'Paradiso': Forgiveness"; John Peters, "In the Eye of a Storm"; Olga Remesha, "My Tribe Surrounded by My Heart"; and Anna Weigang, "Metamorphosis."
The Dorothy Clarke Wilson Peace Writing Prize is awarded each year by the Wilson Center, whose mission is to offer opportunities for spiritual growth to UMaine students, to work for social justice and to honor diversity. More information about the Wilson Center is online.
McGill's Ecology Blog Ranked Among Most Influential, University of Michigan Reports
An ecology blog co-written by Brian McGill, an associate professor of ecological modeling at the University of Maine, was named the fourth most read science blog, according to a University of Michigan news release. "From the Lab Bench, a blog about all things science," in association with nature.com, recently conducted a survey to identify the most influential science blogs and bloggers, the release states. McGill's blog, "Dynamic Ecology," was ranked the fourth most read among 600 respondents. McGill maintains the blog with Meg Duffy, an associate professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Michigan, and Jeremy Fox, an associate professor of population ecology at the University of Calgary.
Kersbergen Quoted in Current Publishing Article on Organic Dairy Farmer Training
Richard Kersbergen, a University of Maine Cooperative Extension educator on sustainable dairy and forage systems, was interviewed for a Current Publishing article on a Freeport farm's new Organic Farmer Training Program and a unique piece of milking equipment it may use. While on sabbatical, Kersbergen has been working on the Wolfe's Neck Farm training program that aims to open doors for people interested in organic dairy farming in Maine, according to the article. He said he hopes to help bring a portable milking parlor to the farm. The equipment isn't used in the country, but is used in Europe, according to Kersbergen, who saw it in use in Holland and Germany. "The idea is, we import one as a model for a startup farmer to use," he said. "The idea is to increase the number of organic dairy farmers. There are lots of startup expenses. This equipment could be transferable from farm to farm, for a dairy farmer whose lease arrangement might not work out."
Hoskins Dishes on Dirt in Sun Journal
Bruce Hoskins, assistant scientist of Plant, Soil, and Environmental Sciences at the University of Maine, was quoted in a Sun Journal column that listed 10 things to get excited about this year. Hoskins remarked on the U.N. General Assembly naming 2015 the International Year of Soils. "People just kind of take it for granted. It really is the foundation for all plant production, food production," said Hoskins, whose lab annually tests 15,000 soil samples then suggests how to improve crop production.
Steneck Quoted in Press Herald Article on Protected Gulf of Maine Fishing Ground
Robert Steneck, a marine scientist at the University of Maine, was interviewed by the Portland Press Herald for an article about the conflict over efforts to reopen part of Cashes Ledge, a protected Gulf of Maine fishing ground. Fishermen say access to the area will help them survive tight groundfishing regulations, while conservationists say the rare ecosystem should be left alone, according to the article. Steneck, who traveled to Cashes Ledge annually in the 1980s and 1990s, said he was amazed by the amount of fish in the area, but has witnessed a significant decline in abundance during that time because fishermen began targeting the area, the article states. Steneck told the Press Herald that Cashes Ledge is as an example of "an ecosystem past" that is largely gone from New England after centuries of commercial fishing. "These local stocks are very fragile and I think we have extirpated most of them along the Gulf of Maine," he said.
UMMA to Benefit from State Tourism Grant, Press Herald Reports
The University of Maine Museum of Art will benefit from a fall 2014 Tourism Enterprise Marketing Grant, according to the Portland Press Herald. The Maine Office of Tourism recently announced eight recipients for the grants that aim to support tourism marketing projects in 2015 that will increase visitor traffic to Maine, the article states. The Maine Art Museum Trail, which UMMA is a member, will receive $8,591. The trail is a collaborative of eight art museums that plans to rebrand since it's initial development in 1997. The funding will go toward efforts such as creating a new brochure, an updated map and distribution of those products, according to the Press Herald.
Concert to Celebrate UMaine's 150th Anniversary, Maine Edge Reports
The Maine Edge published a University of Maine news release advancing a student-run concert that will celebrate UMaine's 150th anniversary and serve as a School of Performing Arts fundraiser. "150 Years of American Song: A Celebration of the University of Maine" will feature performances by a full big band, string orchestra and singing groups, as well as 13 featured vocal soloists. More than 75 students will bring to the stage selections from the Great American Songbook during the Jan. 23 concert at the Collins Center for the Arts. Proceeds benefit the UMaine School of Performing Arts student initiatives and outreach programs. Music Industry Today also posted the release.
UMaine Extension Videos Cited in Caledonian-Record Article on Fruit Pruning Season
Videos created by the University of Maine Cooperative Extension were mentioned in a Caledonian-Record article about pruning fruit trees. The best time to prune tree fruit and small fruit, such as berries, is late winter to early spring while the plants are dormant, according to the article. The article stated UMaine Extension "has a couple of great videos for pruning blueberries and apples," and included a link to the videos.
Foster's Reports New Deadline for York County Master Gardener Training
Foster's Daily Democrat reported the deadline has been extended for applications for the 2015 University of Maine Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Volunteer training in York County. Friday, Jan. 23 is the new deadline to apply for the training that begins Jan. 27 at the Anderson Learning Center, 21 Bradeen St., Springvale.
Annual Skate with the Bears Jan. 11
Friends of Maine Hockey will host the annual Skate with the Bears event from 4:15–5:15 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 11 at the Alfond Arena. Members of the University of Maine men's and women's ice hockey teams will be on the ice meeting fans, signing autographs and posing for photos.
Friends of Maine Hockey board members also will be in attendance to answer questions, sign up new members and sell merchandise in support of the teams.
The event is free and open to the public. There is a limited supply of free skate rentals available. Hot cocoa, coffee and doughnuts will be provided by Dunkin Donuts, as well as pizza from Domino's.
Merritt David Janes: Broadway Performer
University of Maine alumnus and Broadway performer Merritt David Janes "DJ" will return to his alma mater in January as a guest artist in the School of Performing Arts benefit concert, "150 Years of American Song: A Celebration of the University of Maine."
In recognition of UMaine's 150th anniversary, more than 75 students in the School of Performing Arts will present selections from the Great American Songbook in a concert that aims to raise awareness of the school and funds for outreach programs. The student-run production takes place at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 23 in the Collins Center for the Arts.
While on campus, Janes will teach a free master class on musical theater that is open to the public. University and area high school students will perform for and be coached by Janes at 3 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 22 in Minsky Recital Hall.
Janes is currently on a national Broadway tour of "The Phantom of the Opera." He is a Colchester, Vermont native who graduated from UMaine in 2004 with a bachelor's degree in music education with concentrations in voice and trumpet.
What will your role be in the School of Performing Arts benefit concert?
I am honored to be the guest artist and cannot wait for this event. I will be singing six songs with the very talented jazz musicians in the UMaine big band. When I was a student, I never would have guessed I would be so excited to go to Maine in January.
Describe the master class you will be teaching:
I am really looking forward to this. My job as an actor allows me to stay in touch with my love of teaching with master classes like this one. I will be working with students on music they are in the process of preparing. The focus of our time will be on combining the technical aspects of musical performance with the artistic; bringing yourself to the material by relating artistically and technically with the intention and circumstance of the material.
Why UMaine?
I attended the Maine Summer Youth Music Program from seventh grade through my senior year in high school and was inspired to enroll in UMaine's music school by the excellent teachers I worked with there.
Why did you decide to come back and support your alma mater in this way?
The School of Performing Arts and the Maine Center for the Arts — now the Collins Center for the Arts — are very special places for me. I have had so many great memories on the MCA stage in so many different flavors of performance with the UMaine Symphonic Band, UMaine Singers, Bangor Symphony Orchestra, Maine Steiners, and then coming back with the Broadway tour of "Sweeney Todd."
I have always jumped at every opportunity to perform there since I was in middle school, so when they asked me to come up this time, it was a no-brainer.
Describe your career path since graduation:
In my final year at UMaine, I had the privilege of student teaching at Windham High School with Richard Nickerson and the world-famous Windham Chamber Singers. After graduation, I was faced with the difficult decision to choose to begin my teaching career or pursue a career in performing. Call it fate or a total lack of practicality, but I decided to roll the dice and give performing a shot.
I then attended The Circle in the Square Theatre School (in New York City) for two years. In the last two months of my time there, in an effort to "practice auditioning," I booked my first professional role as Robbie Hart in "The Wedding Singer" Broadway tour.
As luck would have it, I've been touring ever since for the last seven years in five other Broadway tours: "Sweeney Todd," "Beauty and the Beast," "Shrek," "Catch Me if You Can," and "The Phantom of the Opera."
Describe your current job on the National Broadway Tour of "Phantom of the Opera":
I think it's safe to say the 25th anniversary Broadway tour of "The Phantom of the Opera" is the most prestigious production I've been a part of. For the first time in my career I am in an understudy position. I perform nightly as a featured ensemble member and it is my pleasure to understudy the wickedly talented, Helen Hayes Award nominee Edward Staudenmayer in the role of Andre. It has been quite the adventurous ride and I can't believe that it has already been a year.
What difference has UMaine made in your life and in helping you reach your goals?
UMaine has made all the difference in the world. Receiving a great experience at an excellent music school is an invaluable and very unique tool that gives any performer on today's stage the gift of versatility and consistency. I would not have had the ability or stamina to perform any of my previous roles without the experiences I was given at UMaine.
How does UMaine continue to influence your life?
My experience at UMaine continues to help me in many ways. My time there really taught me how to think outside the box and allowed me to sharpen my ability to anticipate, create and seize new and exciting opportunities.
When you were at UMaine, what was your favorite place on campus?
I was very fortunate to have regular access to Minsky Recital Hall which became my favorite place to rehearse and even served as a calming escape from time to time.
What's your most memorable UMaine moment?
My time on the European concert tours with the Singers, Steiners and Oratorio Society were filled with irreplaceable memories of singing all over Europe in some of the most beautiful cathedrals in the world. Particularly on my last European tour with the Singers and the Steiners where I had the opportunity to conduct a combination of both the Steiners and Renaissance a cappella groups.
Tickets for "150 Years of American Song: A Celebration of the University of Maine" are $25, $12 for students with a valid MaineCard. Tickets are available at the Collins Center box office, by calling 581.1755 or online. For more information about the performance or to request a disability accommodation, call 581.1755. The event's snow date is 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 24. More about the concert is online.
Cultural Connections
The University of Maine Humanities Center will host the third annual Downtown Bangor Public Humanities Day at various locations Jan. 24 with a kickoff event Jan. 23.
Free events for participants of all ages will be offered at venues including the University of Maine Museum of Art (UMMA), Bangor Public Library and Maine Discovery Museum. This year's Humanities Day is co–hosted by the Maine Folklife Center and UMMA.
The Downtown Bangor Public Humanities Day began in 2013 to create a better forum for connecting UMaine faculty, staff and students with the general public in the region, according to UMHC director and UMaine history professor Liam Riordan.
Local partners of the day are the Bangor Public Library and Maine Discovery Museum.
Free bus service will be available from the UMaine campus to Bangor and is supported by the UMaine Office of Student Life.
The events kick off 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 23 with a humanities-themed PechaKucha presentation at Coe Space, 48 Columbia Street in Bangor. Speakers will include UMaine faculty and local cultural leaders. Refreshments will be provided and a $6 donation is suggested.
Events on Saturday, Jan. 24 are:
- 11 a.m.–11:45 a.m. at Maine Discovery Museum — Bangor Children's Choir performance
- Noon–12:45 p.m. at Bangor Public Library — Brown bag luncheon discussion of the "Future of the Book" with Michael Alpert of UMaine Press, Deb Rollins of Fogler Library, Joshua Bodwell of Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance, and Barbara McDade of the Bangor Public Library
- 1–2:45 p.m. at University of Maine Museum of Art — Exhibit tour led by George Kinghorn, UMMA's director and curator, at 1 p.m. and artist lecture by Brenton Hamilton at 2 p.m.
- 3–3:45 p.m. at Bangor Public Library — "Philosophy Tea" and group discussion of Edith Cobb's "The Ecology of Imagination in Childhood" with Kirsten Jacobson, an associate professor of philosophy at UMaine, and members of the club, Philosophy Across the Ages
- 4–4:45 p.m. at Bangor Public Library — "An Oral Historian's Work" lecture and discussion by David Weiss, founder of Northeast Historic Film
The UMHC has partnered with the Bangor Daily News on "My Maine Culture," a project to celebrate Maine's sense of place. In December, members of the public were invited to submit a digital postcard — an image or video with accompanying text — that captures participants' Maine culture or what they love about the state.
The BDN will publish highlights from the digital postcard collection before the Downtown Bangor Public Humanities Day to contribute to the day's events, and BDN editor Erin Rhoda will share examples during the PechaKucha event Jan. 23. The Maine Folklife Center also may choose to preserve the digital postcards in its archives.
The Downtown Bangor Public Humanities Day is one of several UMHC events planned for 2015. The UMaine Humanities Center, housed in UMaine's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences since 2010, advances the teaching, research and public engagement of the arts and humanities to create richer collaboration among Maine residents. More about UMHC is online.
For more information about the Downtown Bangor Public Humanities Day or to request a disability accommodation, contact Pauleena MacDougall, director of the Maine Folklife Center, at 581.1848 or firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit the Facebook event page.
Contact: Elyse Kahl, 207.581.3747
Dill Speaks with Sun Journal About Common Winter Pests
James Dill, a pest management specialist with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, spoke with the Sun Journal for an article about insects that are common in Maine during the winter. Dill spoke about several pests and how to cope with them, including snow fleas, western conifer seed bugs, northern house mosquitoes, winter moths and spiders and Asian lady beetles. "It used to be when I first started, people would say, 'Oh, boy, it must be boring during the winter being an entomologist,'" Dill said. "With the things that have come in, and looking at pests and you name it, there's truly not a slow time of year anymore."
Milardo's Research on Aunts, Uncles Cited in News-Press Parenting Column
Research by Robert Milardo, a professor of family relations at the University of Maine, was cited in a News-Press parenting column about the important role aunts and uncles play in children's lives. Milardo's writings show aunts and uncles help parents care for their children, give parents breaks and lend advice to both children and adults, according to the article. "Not all nieces and nephews are close with uncles and aunts, but for some, their relationships are truly extraordinary — they fuse elements of parent-like obligations with friendship," Milardo said. "When adult siblings have reasonably close relationships, without question everyone can benefit."
UMaine Investigating Source of Unauthorized Tweet, Media Report
The Bangor Daily News and WABI (Channel 5) reported the University of Maine is investigating an offensive and unauthorized tweet that was posted using an official university Twitter account. The tweet has been deleted and security on the account has been updated. "There is no evidence that any of the systems at the University of Maine were compromised," according to John Forker, chief information security officer for the University of Maine System. Sun Journal carried the BDN report.
Yarborough Speaks with Media About State's Large Blueberry Crop
David Yarborough, a blueberry specialist with University of Maine Cooperative Extension, spoke with news organizations, including The Ellsworth American and WLBZ (Channel 2), about the 2014 blueberry harvest. Yarborough said although the federal figures for the harvest won't come out until the end of the month, the crop will exceed 100 million pounds, making it the second largest blueberry harvest in Maine's history, according to the article. The largest wild blueberry crop was 110.6 million pounds in 2000, the article states. The Associated Press also reported on Yarborough's figures. The Boston Globe, Maine Public Broadcasting Network, Portland Press Herald and Daily Reporter carried the AP report. Mainebiz cited the Ellsworth American article.


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As the holiday season is upon us, we at Chikumbuso are preparing to celebrate with family and friends, as well as the entire Chikumbuso community - whether here in Zambia or across the sea in the U.S.. We are so grateful for all the folks who make up our circle of love and count our blessings that each of you is in our lives.
During this busy cooking season, our thoughts are with the grandmothers of our project, who continue to cook on open flame in smoky rooms. Fuel efficient stoves are not only safer for them and their grandchildren, they also reduce smoke inhalation, asthma, and other respiratory diseases. In addition, they are much cheaper for the grandmothers to maintain, as they only need small amounts of wood. We hope, in time, to provide each and every one of them with the means to cook healthy (in more ways than one) meals for their grandchildren.
Please consider supporting this project during this time - a time when being reminded of love, community, and meals with family is so important. Blessings to each of you.
One big event we are celebrating in December is the graduation of our sixth graders. The Zambian school schedule means we graduate our kids right before the holidays - a fun time of rejoicing in their achievements. For Chikumbuso leadership, however, it is also a time of worry and financial tightening as we struggle to provide scholarships to all the deserving students. This year, 30 students will be leaving our free school and heading to secondary school. We know that once there, they are some of the highest performers - consistently at the top of their classes. Please consider helping us get these kids into school and keep them there!
But even as we celebrate, we remember those whose lives are less than full, who are missing their families as they sit in prisons across Zambia. And while we can't do much for them, we know we must do what we can. Sanitary napkins and other feminine hygiene products can seem like a drop in the bucket for these women who have lost everything, but we know from speaking with them that these seemingly insignificant gifts show them they are not forgotten. By supporting this project, you are telling these women that while they may have lost their freedom and time with their families this holiday season, they are important and part of a community.
Please consider supporting this project during this time - a time when being reminded of love, community, and thankfulness is so important. Blessings to each of you.

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Very pretty at least we know where spring is !
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Cool shots, love that front porch. And you even snuck a selfie in the last shot!
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Ili I always loved your container gardening. You do have quite a large assortment of different plants. Thanks for sharing your corner of the world!
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Very nice.
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Thank you!! In no time you will be enjoying your Spring and we will be "enjoying" our heat..lol…not really!!! I hate the heat…but right now we are just loving our nice cool weather..
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Thank you!! Taky, that' s my pretty $6 mirror from a Goodwill store…
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Taky, you can't believe what it was today in a pile of garbage from the city Spring Cleaning!!! a beautiful wood table on nice wheels with a shelf towards the bottom…the top and shelf were made of 1×1 slats..like a grid…it is making me sick not had been able to get it…whooooaaa..i just to let ig go…lol
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I bet you were sick to have to let that go ill..LOL. My DH finds all kinds of good stuff along the curb, and he has made some money on some of it at the big swap meets. I once had two old chairs found on the garbage pile that worked worked well displaying some potted plants. I sold them after I had used them for a couple of years.
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A policeman on Monday evening allegedly killed a 25-year-old commercial motorcyclist, Hamisu Saidu, in Minna, the Niger State capital.
It was learnt the deceased was allegedly killed about 6:55 pm when he was heading home after carrying a passenger to his destination.
An eyewitness said he was apparently trying to beat the ban placed on the movement of motorcyclists in the state from 7pm to 7am. Saidu ran into a police checkpoint at the Mandella road junction.
It was gathered that when one of the policemen was unable to stop him, he allegedly used the stick he was holding to hit him on the head. Saidu was said to have fallen down and died.
Onlookers were said to have taken the body of the victim to the Minna General Hospital, while some held the policeman who allegedly killed him. Other policemen at the checkpoint ran away for fear of an attack.
Commissioner of Police Mrs. Desire Nsirim claimed that the victim, while avoiding arrest by the policemen at the checkpoint for violating movement restriction, ran into a kerb on the road, fell down and hit his head on the floor. She appealed for calm.
Members of the Okada Riders Association yesterday staged a protest in the area.
Mrs. Nsirim said the policeman allegedly involved in the incident is now being detained and under interrogation. She called on people with information on the incident to assist the police in their investigation, assuring them of protection.
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03-28 An Open Session for all Portrait and Figure Artists will held this and every Saturday, from 10:15 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Robb and Stucky, 13170 S. Cleveland Avd., Fort Myers, sponsored by the Portrait and Figure Painters Society of SW Florida, Inc. more »»
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"If you are sick and tired of being sick and tired, then I am the therapist for you. As a lover of life, I will teach you how to live the life you aspire to live by helping you let go of the baggage from the past, envision the future of your dreams, and take the steps necessary to make those dreams a reality. I have a special affinity for working with both individuals and couples, but also work with children and families on a select basis. I also make frequent appearances on television and radio programs throughout the country.
(404) 800-1120
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"I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker; Master Addiction Counselor; and Certified Anger Management Specialist. I offer counseling services to adults, couples, children, teens and families. My practice philosophy is to treat the "whole person," addressing each client's physical, emotional, social, spiritual and cultural needs. I do this by creating and promoting conditions conducive to personal growth and development.I provide solution-focused treatment using psychodynamic/cognitive/behavioral approaches that aim to help individuals, couples and families attain optimal functioning at home, school, work and in society.
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Vanessa Jackson
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"My practice is based on narrative therapy principles and honors the wisdom and creativity of the individual seeking consultation in development of a recovery plan. I believe that recovery from emotional challenges is possible for everyone. I serve as a resource person,a holder of safe space and and a witness for my clients. I am committed to an equal and respectful relationship and support the individual in naming her experience rather than utilizing diagnositic labels.rnrnI am woman-centered and my practice serves as a place of empowerment for women and girls.
(404) 369-2436
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Karen D Kelly
Counselor, PhD, LPC, MAC, SAP, CAMF
"At Circle of Recovery, Inc., we believe that problems associated with alcohol drugs and mental illness is bio-psycho-social in nature, which must be address in a multifaceted approach. We believe that every aspect of the individual's life is impacted and that treatment leading to recovery and goal attainment is a lifetime process.
(404) 620-4854
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"We specialize in providing a variety of evaluations, court-ordered classes, and counseling services to individuals and families who are involved in the legal and/or court system. We provide these services by utilizing the wraparound philosophy. The wraparound philosophy consists of identifying the skills and support that individuals may need and provide them with those services as long as they may need them as an alternative to institutionalization.
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Nadim Ali
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"I have a strong interest in helping people overcome the psychological and spiritual blockages that contribute to individual and relationship dysfunctions. I conduct pre-marital and marital therapy in an effort to help couples identify destructive patterns. I help adolescents get over the hump of life called adolescence, and help them to navigate life without drugs and alcohol. I also help people identify the underlying causes of anger, and impart skills to increase emotional intelligence.
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Funmilayo C Rachal
Psychiatrist, MD
"I am a board certified adult and forensic psychiatrist who specializes in the treatment of mood and anxiety disorders, professionals in crisis, and the issues of intimacy and sexual dysfunction. I have a specific interest in treating those who struggle with problems related to poor self esteem, assertiveness,and relationship dysfunction. In addition I provide anxiety and/or depression counseling to those struggling with transitioning in college or careers. After an initial consultation, an individualized treatment plan is designed to address your treatment needs including individual and couples therapy and psychiatric medication management.
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"I am a licensed Master's level therapist whose experience and interests include anxiety, depression, perinatal mood disorders, eating disorders and women's issues related to life transitions and finding balance. I provide a safe, welcoming, nonjudgemental environment where you can come as you are and fully explore the challenges you are facing.
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Felicia Berry-Mitchell
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"I am a compassionate and experienced Psychologist who has years of experience treating trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, stress management, grief & loss, and "coping with life" issues. As a former VA Psychologist, I had the honor of serving Veterans for almost five years. While there, I received extensive training in trauma, PTSD, depression, and anxiety disorders. I understand the effect these issues have for you and your loved ones and want you to know life can be better. I provide wholistic treatment for these problems and look forward to helping you reclaim your life.
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Atlanta Sex Therapy Associates
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"Sexuality and intimate relationships involve pleasure, connection, romance, self-expression, identity, exploring, and so many more things. They are part of living in our fullest sense of self.
(404) 620-5079
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Charlie Bright
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"I've been working with adolescents and their parents for nearly 40 years. I have enjoyed helping families navigate the adolescent experience dealing with issues of parenting practices, adolescent self esteem and social development and issues of sexuality and sexual identity.
(404) 341-7229
"In whatever stage of life you find yourself, I will meet you there. I will sit with your pain, share in your healing journey, help you search for wholeness, and provide you with empathy. Therapy provides an opportunity for growth. "The most fundamental aggression to ourselves, the most fundamental harm we can do to ourselves, is to remain ignorant by not having the courage and the respect to look at ourselves honestly and gently" - Pema Chödrön. Sometimes there is a preconceived idea of what to expect with therapy whether you have experienced it or not.
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"I have over 10 years of experience in the field of mental health. My specialties include working with individuals, couples, and families. Working in the field of Psychology, I enjoy helping individuals, families and couples, especially as it pertains to rebuilding relationships. My treatment approach is from a Humanistic perspective while integrating personal development through multi-cultural counseling. I focus on each individual's potential and emphasize the importance of growth and self-actualization.
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Leah Lesesne
Counselor, MA, LAPC
"I am a Christian counselor in the City of Atlanta. I specialize in a prayer ministry approach to counseling that uses praying for the client and guiding the client in prayer as the primary framework in addition to standard counseling techniques. Much of this prayer "work" focuses upon forgiveness and breaking agreements with unhealthy ways of living and thinking. I also am trained in Splankna, a Christian form of EMDR, NET, and EFT that is very effective in working with trauma and anxiety. I feel that counseling is most effective when it is holistic: addressing the body, mind, and spirit. www.leahlesesne.com
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Whitney Jones
"I am a sober coach, sober companion, transport and case manager for women who are struggling with alcohol/drug addiction, eating and psychiatric disorders. I can offer assistance in any phase of the treatment -from intervention to treatment to after-care. With a 12-step approach, and my skills to access and diagnosis, I can provide a customized treatment plan. I guide the patient through recovery and lead the way towards physical, emotional and mental sobriety.
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Dennis P Buttimer
MEd, CEAP, RYT
"If you are struggling with stress, worry/anxiety/fear, health and wellness issues, cancer diagnosis/recovery, grief, life changes, workplace challenges, relationship issues or personal growth, I am here to listen to you and to make thoughtful suggestions. As an EAP Counselor and also Coach of thirty-three (33) years, I have learned some strategies that tend to create lasting changes. I recognize and honor how courageous it is for you to take this first step. My commitment to you is to listen non-judgmentally and to only propose ideas that I have seen work successfully over many years of working with people.
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Rogers Memorial Hospital - OCD Center
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"A national leader in the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), OC-spectrum disorders and other anxiety disorders, Rogers' is located in Oconomowoc, WI. Our treatment programs use evidence-based, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) with and emphasis on exposure and response prevention for children, teens and adults. Specialized treatment teams work with patients to identify the specific situations that create anxiety, and then develop a plan consisting of small steps to work toward overcoming the anxiety, celebrating their success along the way. This graduated, manageable approach empowers patients to gain control over their symptoms and learn effective strategies they can use throughout their lives. Founded in 1907, Rogers has grown alongside the practice of behavioral health. Our staff has the expertise and experience found only in a stand-alone, not-for-profit behavioral health hospital. To schedule a screening, call 800-767-4411, or visit rogershospital.org to request one using our online form.
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""I have absolutely no pleasure in the stimulants in which I sometimes so madly indulge. It has not been in the pursuit of pleasure that I have periled life and reputation and reason. It has been the desperate attempt to escape from torturing memories, from a sense of insupportable loneliness and a dread of some strange impending doom." Edgar Allan Poe
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"Studies show that the sooner children get help for behavioral health concerns, the sooner they can get back to typical childhood. At Rogers Memorial Hospital, we use a multi-modal treatment approach to deliver sensitive, age-specific intensive psychiatric care for children and teens dealing with a broad spectrum of mental health issues. The Child & Adolescent Centers at Rogers are located in southeastern Wisconsin, and are the only place in the country offering intensive cognitive-behavioral therapy for children and teens. Guided by Rogers' full-time, board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrists, children and teens receive an in-depth evaluation, intensive psychiatry and medication management, along with a full range of individual, group and family therapy and educational services. What we treat: Anxiety disorders and school refusal, avoidance or attendance issues; Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), OC-spectrum disorders, trichotillomania, Tourette syndrome and other tic disorders; mood disorders, including depression and bipolar disorder; ADHD, disordered eating, behavioral and family issues, trauma, multiple and complex cases and, for teens, alcohol and substance use.
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Williamsville Wellness- Gambling Treatment
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"Williamsville Wellness is a residential treatment program for addictions. Our primary specialty is in treating Pathological Gambling, as well as alcoholism and other addictions. Although we provide group therapy, our approach is primarily focused on individual treatment sessions with an average of 4-5 individual sessions daily. This individualized approach allows you to explore the specific causes of your addiction as well as develop a personalized recovery plan for aftercare. Our experienced interdisciplinary team works together to help each individual find recovery of mind, body and spirit. Our team approach includes psychiatry, psychologists, social workers, counselors and peer counselors, with complementary disciplines in hypnosis, art therapy, massage therapy, yoga, personal training and meditation. The experienced team has specialties to support a range of related issues such as anxiety, depression, grief/loss, post-traumatic stress, anger issues, eating disorders, relationship issues, financial problems, and bookie debts.
(804) 577-1164
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Therapists in West End - Atlanta have broad skills and are able to work with a wide range of issues.
For example, if you're seeking a marriage counselor in 30310 you'll find that most therapists are trained in marriage counseling or couples counseling in 30310 and couples therapy. And they welcome families for family counseling in 30310 or family therapy in West End - Atlanta.
How to find a specialist?
If you're looking for specialist counseling in Fulton County, Georgia 30310, such as a child psychologist or sex therapist, try to refine your search with our left nav bar.
What method of therapy is right for me?
When it comes to treatment methods, there's no "right way". A couples counselor or a family counselor may use different treatment methods depending on the one that works best for you.
How to use my insurance?
Many therapists accept health insurance. Check to see if your insurance is covered. Feel free to discuss this when you contact the therapist.