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The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine has purchased the Erie bayfront headquarters of RentWay Corporation. LECOM will pay $4.26 million for the three story, 73,000 square foot office building and nearly 16 acres of waterfront property. The property also includes a 2000 square foot caretaker's house, 234 paved parking spaces and access to Presque Isle Bay. The location has easy access to the Erie Bayfront Parkway and Interstate 79.
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LECOM Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Michael Visnosky, Esq., said, "this is a continuation of LECOM's commitment and investment in the city of Erie that began in 1992 with the opening of the college of osteopathic medicine, later the school of pharmacy and more recently the Plaza 18 medical teaching center in Little Italy."
The LECOM Graduate Studies Program will move to the bay front campus where the college will conduct classes for the Master of Science in Medical Education. The facility also will provide class space for future graduate degrees.
LECOM closed on the property this morning and will occupy the building this fall.
The Lake Erie Consortium for Osteopathic Medical Training (LECOMT), which oversees LECOM intern and residency programs, will relocate from the West Grandview Boulevard campus to the bayfront. LECOMT started with one teaching hospital in 1998 and now works with 30 hospitals in seven states training more than 600 new physicians each year.
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My candidate lost because he knows that government is inefficient, intrusive, bloated, wasteful, and -- far too often -- incompetent, uncaring, and (worst case) felonious. He lost because he wanted to thin its ranks, keep and hire only the best and brightest, fire the lost, lazy, uncaring and criminal, and constantly ask if there's there a better, more efficient, less expensive, and common sense method of doing what we're doing now.
My candidate lost because she believed that an American is someone who believes in the idea of equality for all -- and that such an individual is not defined by religion, ethnicity, nation of origin, gender, sexual preference, and certainly not political affiliation.
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Please, please stop the dog fighting. I have seen pictures of the results of some of these horrible fights and they are heartbreaking. Dogs are pets and should be treated with love and kindness--just as we would treat our children. This needs to stop.
why don't we get about 10 of these dogs in the ring with one of these evil people and let them take their revenge!
So bad, don!t know how people could watch this. They must be sick and should be put away.
If spectators stop attending because of possible jail time the sport could not support itself & become unprofitable. As long as adults take children to this horrific sport new generations of spectators will keep tdof fighting alive & well funded.
Who is this dog? Looks like mine, I just rescue him from Hawaii shelter! Is this puppy fine?
Dog fighting needs to stop now! Those who promote or attend such things don't deserve to live. Pitties get a bad wrap. Dogs are not born mean, it is what humans do to them. I volunteer at our local dog shelter and we have alot of sweet Pit Bulls and similar breeds that are very sweet and just need a loving home with people who are familiar with the burly breeds.
We need stricter laws to stop dog fighting. Dog fighting is cruel and those who support dog fighting should be punished.
Anyone who fights dog is a soulless human. They deserve a special spot in hell and for those who can help and do nothing about it, they deserve to sit next to them.
I'm anti-dogfight, but no way am I going to stop educating people on the dangers of owning pitbulls. They were bred to fight (in a pit, hence the name, pit bull.) The dogs lack the instinct to submit, and they should not be pets, period. Google "dog bit" in images and you can see that bites from other dog breeds are nothing compared to ones by pits, which are most likely to end in fatality and disfigurement. Rescued togs are like owning a loose cannon. Do not do it. The facts are out there. It's not worth the risk. The dog attacks silently and in many cases there was no hint of a problem beforehand. On occasion it IS the owner ignoring a dog being aggressive, thinking love will change things. It won't. Keep in mind it is just as likely for a pit with no previous signs of aggression to attack, and because of their special breeding, they release a hormone which is similar to oxytocin when they feel pain. They are, by selective breeding, masochistic.


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Maybe it's a slow new's day, but I note that some number of folks continue to monitor our debate. I'll persist if for no other reason. It is a new topic for me, and I am arguing not from some emotional perspective as you insist, but far more dispassionately.
Dispassionately ... right. So you've dispassionately determined that those who carry guns for self-defense are insane, and I gather you also meant "Screw you!" in the dispassionate sense when you used it early in this discussion—before you were aware I've done my homework and that I'm not easily provoked, to put it rather mildly.
It's not difficult to catch up on the "research" that you have done.
Really? Damnit! It took me several weeks to do the bulk of it too, and it was on-going for at least a few years after as a focus of my attention (regularly checking up on commentary, news headlines, blogs, looking into occasional articles that would pop up and such), not to mention the time I put into studying anthropology in college (understanding study design and methodology is critical to analyzing social science in general—more so in contentious, politicized fields). You seem to be making some rather casual presumptions again. You also don't show any evidence of having much of a sense at all of what little of my position I've actually posted (in fact it seems you've pretty much ignored such details). Instead you seem fixated on concealed carry (that's understandable though) and quite enamored with demonizing me for whatever random "insanities" you decide to saddle me with.
You're absolutely right on the one hand though. It's not difficult to find or to read the same base material I have—I've simply read a handful of books about guns and violence and the gun market, most of which are anti-gun to one degree or another, taking the time to do the fact/reference-checking. That's a bit more work and you do need access to a lot of social science journals, but that's still not too tough. My level of "expertise" in study design and methodology isn't hard to develop either (though as I said, it's pretty critical for these kinds of topics). The difficult part for most people is in applying the intellectual discipline to deal with the issue separate from how they feel about it. Targeting Guns and Under the Gun passed the scrutiny of their source material with flying colors, though I have some criticism of a couple of Kleck's key points (in spite of him being my guru and all). I disagree with Wright, Rossi and Daly's bent (they're admittedly anti-gun and come to most of their conclusions reluctantly), but I think they've done as good a job—better, actually, because Kleck's definitions of "violent assault" (as in, about 80% of us will experience at least one during our life time), and his criteria for what constitutes a defensive gun use (DGU) both bias his research in favor of concealed carry. I'd prefer to post clips from Under the Gun, but the publisher never got back with me when I made the request (I'm glad you reminded me of Google Books). Don Kates is another analyst I think is very good, but he's a lawyer so I don't cite him—good analyses from what I've read, wrong field of expertise (like public health and medicine, fields notorious for low standards of rigor compared to most, due to obvious reasons, and then there's economics, just as notorious but with much less of an excuse—the appropriate experts regarding guns and violence are criminologists, and also other sociologists ... something important to keep in mind for a rigorous, honest researcher). Self-discipline, intellectual integrity and rigor. I highly recommend the Using Speculation to Rebut Empirical Evidence section in the second chapter of Targeting Guns to you, by the way (pg 37-38).
I see now that Dr. Kleck himself defined box that you are putting me in…..I see that you are a rare kind of believer…what is your number, how many are you?....is this in Kleck's writings?
I'm not even certain you and I disagree all that much beyond the psychological status (and nature) of those who carry concealed handguns, an issue upon which you seem quite fixated, but you've somehow got me pegged as some kind of Kleckian Dittohead. Interesting, particularly considering the collective character of each of our sets of posts in here thus far.
Are you arguing that because Kleck and I both note the histrionic nature of the debate that indicates some sort of common dogma that he defined? That's just bizarre. How have you determined that Kleck and I haven't just both independently observed this patently obvious fact that many, many others also note (which is pretty patently obvious even if you've only paid attention to the media releases)? That sounds like quite a stretch, to put it rather mildly—raises the question of what might motivate you to judge me in such a way based upon so little (you're establishing a pretty strong pattern).
Here's a photo of Dr. Kleck on his wikipedia page, and another from his current page at the University of Florida.
Very interesting, particularly that picture. I recall reading, probably in Targeting Guns, that Kleck doesn't own a gun and he makes a point of keeping himself clear of even the appearance bias, so I'm curious what he thinks of that photo. He was obviously a good deal younger when it was taken. As it says in the caption that's a Florida Department of Law Enforcement display he's pictured with. Thanks for posting these pics of my guru, by the way—I'd never seen any before (when I read Targeting Guns I checked him out, but that was actually before Google I think, or at least before we all knew about it, and there was no picture on his FSU page).
I think we would all agree that Dr. Kleck could benefit from updating his wiki photograph. Also, here is a link to Dr. Hemenway's page at Harvard School of Public Health. The website wouldn't let me copy the photo. Dr Hemenway authored the quotes that Byron has failed to respond to.
Pointing out the "failure" to address points and arguments and such in this topic isn't exactly a place you should want to go! In fact last night I'd decided I should post a brief explanation as to why I haven't yet addressed the research material you've posted. The thing is, if I want to analyze the material sufficiently to form any kind of valid or credible opinion it's going to take some time and effort. I'm not prone toward forming hasty (nor emotional) opinions, and I'm not interested in just finding some excuse to dismiss research you present, nor do I want to apply hyperskepticism to anything you present while giving my gurus more or less a free pass.
We could completely waste our time playing dueling experts through data mining and tallying up column inches of research and criticism for our side (especially criticism—I'd easily kick your ass just due to the shear volume of rabid pro-gun research criticism), but I know better and I'd hope you do too, but quite frankly I'm not so sure. That's how the overall public discussion usually goes (just as it does with the alleged Christian foundation of the US), and that's precisely how I didn't come to my current positions besides probably not being anywhere near as pro-gun as it's obvious you presume simply because I tend to know when your viewpoint is empirically and epistemically baseless.
So, I'll be giving the actual research you've posted its due, and that takes a little time and effort. I can (relatively) quickly and easily address your philosophical arguments and your analyses of my arguments and citations, but I'm not going to form any premature or hasty conclusions about the research you cite. I'll likely agree with a lot of it anyway (not that that's a consideration), and I'd be very happy to find better research than has been available thus far on this issue. Sound skepticism and intellectual integrity and scientific rigor are far more my thing than any particular topic, it's just that a few topics separate the True Skeptics[sup]tm[/sup] from the pretenders (and the novices), and this is one of them.
Dr. Hemenway's thoughts seem to run more parallel to mine, and he specifically contradicts Dr. Kleck on several topics. http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/faculty/david-hemenway/
Good previews of his book as well as Klecks book, (including what Byron posted of Kleck) found here…
I don't doubt at all that Hemenway contradicts Kleck, but I'm very suspect of your claim that his thoughts run parallel to yours. (Does that mean he's your guru then? ... eh?) In any case I'll be looking over the material and giving it due consideration as soon as I can manage it. I still have other material from one of your posts to address besides.


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Why the heck can't "TECH" Republic install an actual "picture gallery" "slide show type" set up. I only ever look at one or 2 pictures because it takes so darn long to click click click. You really can't even appreciate all the work they do to put something like this up.
I DO love the photos TechRepublic publishes...I probably came off as an ass, sorry about that. I look forward to the new gallery set up. Cheers...
Hopefully you'll see an improvement in how galleries are displayed before the end of the year. And thanks for the feedback!
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Graduate Diploma of Coaching and Counselling
Course summary for local students
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Two years part-time (2 units per Trimester 1 and 2)
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- Entry requirements - specific
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Course overview
Deakin's Graduate Diploma of Coaching and Counselling extends the knowledge acquired throughout the graduate certificate program to provide advanced level learning and skill acquisition. Throughout the course you will develop flexible high-level independent judgement, as well as professional planning and implementation skills appropriate for working professionally in a coaching and counselling role.
You will also acquire a personalised range of business and marketing tools relevant to a start-up business venture which is particularly relevant for those wishing to establish a business as a professional coach or pursue further qualifications as a counsellor.
The graduate diploma also offers a practical placement unit in the final year of the program which provides an opportunity to develop practical skills in a supported environment and confidently apply your knowledge and skills in a professional setting.
Professional recognition
A number of professional associations are linked to the coaching and counselling professions, including the International Society for Coaching Psychology (ISCP), the International Coaching Federation (ICF) and the Australian Counselling Association (ACA). The Graduate Diploma of Coaching and Counselling is ACA accredited.*
*Accreditation with the ACA allows graduate students to apply for membership with the ACA as Level 2 members.
Fees and charges
Unit fees can be viewed within individual unit descriptions. You can search for a unit using the Unit Search.
Please be aware:
- Fees are calculated on a per unit basis
- Fees charged will depend on the individual units chosen
- Fees per unit/credit point may increase annually due to rises in the cost of course delivery and services
Career opportunities
This course provides sufficient generic skills and professional practice applicable to any career where working with individuals and groups for behaviour change is a focus.
For students who have a recognised undergraduate major sequence in psychology, this course offers an alternative career pathway from the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) approved honours and graduate diploma courses.
Deakin University is now offering the only programs in Australia that provide both counselling and coaching skills within the one qualification. The course also includes extensive training in motivating and supporting behaviour change and growth, as well as advanced communication, interpersonal and conflict resolution skills, for both individual and group applications.
So whether you're a health or mental health professional wanting to extend your capacity to assist your clients improve their lives, a workplace supervisor/manager who wants to be better at inspiring and assisting staff or clients to excel, or a recent graduate of psychology1 or other relevant field wanting to improve your skills and qualifications to be more competitive and competent in the job market, this course will help you make it happen.
Graduates will be well-equipped for a range of positions that require coaching and/or counselling expertise, including (but not limited to):
- counselling and health coaching
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- supervisor roles; team leaders, and managers
- youth programs; education institutions
- community groups/support agencies, adult education
- human services and health/medical/psychology domains
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- sports, exercise and nutrition coaching
- public speaking and presentations, public relations
- private practice (for example: life coach, executive coach, mentor, counsellor or life skills counsellor)
- not-for-profit organisations such as welfare organisations, community centres, aid organisations.
Course rules
The Graduate Diploma of Coaching and Counselling consists of 8 credit points of compulsory study.
Course structure
Core units
|Coaching and Counselling Theories and Approaches
|Coaching and Counselling Individuals
|Coaching and Counselling Groups
|Evaluation, Ethical Practice and Professional Development
|Problems, Pathology and Potential
|Applied Models in Coaching and Counselling 1 - Individuals
|Applied Models in Coaching and Counselling 2 - Groups
|Work Placement
Students who have completed H577 Graduate Certificate of Coaching and Counselling can articulate into this course.
Entry requirements - generalDeakin University offers admission to postgraduate courses through a number of Admission categories.
In all categories of admission, selection is based primarily on academic merit as indicated by an applicant's previous academic record.
For more information on the Admission Criteria and Selection Policy visit The Guide.
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- successful completion of a three-year undergraduate degree, or equivalent, from an approved university or other educational institution or successful completion of other equivalent qualifications gained by examination. For applicants without a 3-year undergraduate degree, alternative entry is available. This entails being able to demonstrate having had 3-years full time (or equivalent) of relevant work experience.
Credit for prior learning - general
The University aims to provide students with as much credit as possible for approved prior study or informal learning which exceeds the normal entrance requirements for the course and is within the constraints of the course regulations. Students are required to complete a minimum of one-third of the course at Deakin University, or four credit points, whichever is the greater. In the case of certificates, including graduate certificates, a minimum of two credit points within the course must be completed at Deakin.
You can also refer to the Credit for Prior Learning System which outlines the credit that may be granted towards a Deakin University degree.
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Over-the-counter (OTC) drugs are medicines that may be sold without a prescription, in contrast to prescription drugs. The name "over-the-counter" is somewhat confusing to some, since these items can be found on the shelves of stores and bought like any other packaged product in some countries or in others may be bought "over the counter" from the pharmacy, while prescription drugs are sold at a pharmacy counter. The term likely dates back to before self service shopping became common, when most goods were obtained by requesting them from a clerk at a sales counter; while prescription drugs required a visit to the doctor first, these drugs could be purchased "over the (sales) counter" just like other goods. Some medicines considered safe in general terms may be available in general stores, supermarkets, gas stations etc. The rules vary considerably from country to country.
Thus, manufacture must be done either pursuant to an FDA monograph, which specifies types of OTC drugs, active ingredients and labeling requirements, or pursuant to a New Drug Application (NDA), for products which do not fit within a specific monograph. Because an NDA is extremely expensive to obtain, due primarily to testing requirements, most OTC substances produced in the USA are sunscreens, anti-microbial and anti-fungal products, external and internal analgesics such as lidocaine and aspirin, psoriasis and eczema topical treatments, anti-dandruff shampoos containing coal tar, and other topical products with a therapeutic effect.
The Federal Trade Commission regulates advertising of OTC products. This is in contrast to prescription drug advertising, which is regulated by the FDA.
Medication available only with a prescription is marked somewhere on the box/container with [POM]. Over-the-counter medicines are marked with [P]. A prescription is not required for [P] medicines and pharmacy sales assistants are required by law to ask certain questions, most of all, whether the patient is taking other medication, before selling these. It is with this information that the pharmacist can halt the sale, if need be. Some medication available in supermarkets and petrol stations is sold there only in smaller packet sizes. Often, larger packs will be marked as [P] and available only from a pharmacy. Frequently, customers buying larger than usual doses of [P] medicines (such as Paracetamol) will be queried, due to the possibility of abuse.
Over time, drugs that prove themselves safe and appropriate for self-medication, may be switched from prescription to OTC. An example of this is diphenhydramine (Benadryl) which once required a prescription but now is available OTC nearly everywhere. Diphenhydramine is a deliriant, nevertheless, most recreational drug users find its effects uncomfortable rather than exciting. More recent examples are cimetidine and loratadine in the United States, and ibuprofen (Herron Blue/Nurofen) in Australia.
It is somewhat unusual for an OTC drug to be withdrawn from the market as a result of safety concerns, rather than market forces, though it does happen occasionally, phenylpropanolamine being one example.
Recently many U.S. drugstores have begun moving products containing pseudoephedrine into locations where customers must ask a pharmacist for them. A prescription is not required; the change is allegedly being made in an effort to reduce methamphetamine production. Since the passage of the Methamphetamine Precursor Control Act, the purchase of pseudoephedrine in the United States is restricted and the identity of the purchaser is required to be obtained and recorded. In addition, pseudoephedrine itself is a mild stimulant- somewhere between caffeine and ephedrine. Nonetheless, these products are still considered OTC since no prescription is required.