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When I took my pecan pie out of the oven, the filling was still a little bit wobbly.
In fact, and more accurately, when I grabbed the lip of my pie tin, the filling was so wet and thin it actually sloshed around in the crust as I brought it to the counter to cool.
That is not how pecan pie should be.
The pie, after about an hour-and-a-half in the oven (twice as long as it should have been), never congealed to that wonderfully firm nutty compote. At best, my filling had the consistency of syrup.
I was attempting to duplicate my maternal grandmother's delicious pie, as though I could conjure her ghost, or at least the taste of my happy childhood memories. But I failed and my failure brought disappointment.
For some reason, at this time of year I feel disappointed a lot.
I feel like Ebenezer Scrooge on the journey of a lifetime: always looking through the window, yet always on the outside. I want to be a kid again, with my family all around. I want to be filled with charity, but everyone seems selfish, including me.
That is not how Christmas should be.
At first, I couldn't figure out how my pie went so wrong.
Perhaps it's because I'm fairly new to cooking. It's only been within the last five years that I ever started to put any real effort into preparing the food I eat, and there are many things I have yet to master.
When I attempt a roux, it is almost always lumpy. When I brown meat, I fear it is often over or under done, and I don't know if I have ever whipped eggs and sugar to the point where they perfectly peak.
And yet, the women in my family's history did these things. My paternal grandmother Fleeta, who died before I was born, made many notes and tweaks in the margins of the recipes in her cooking book to adjust them to her liking. She had no formal training and her mother died when Fleeta was 4 years old before she could have been taught.
But Fleeta was tough. And I am intrigued and admire her for learning this soft, domestic skill that she most often used to serve others.
My mother's mother, my Grandma Lenore, was also an excellent cook.
I don't remember not liking anything she ever made, including tomato aspic, although I can't see how that's possible. And she was also tough. Her mother Monta Pearl Warren died a few months before my grandma's 16th birthday, and yet, my grandma cooked comfort food in a way that shaped my entire childhood.
So if both of these women, who were both born in 1911 and both had hard lives, developed that skill successfully, I think I must be able to do the same.
I followed my Grandma Lenore's directions implicitly. I was careful not to add too much water to the flour and Crisco so my crust wouldn't get sticky and hard. I minimized how many times I rolled it out on the counter so it would be flaky. I patiently whipped the eggs and sugar until they stiffened appropriately, and just as I confidently poured the mixture into the tin, all the while chatting to my sister on the phone, she said, "Of course you know the recipe is for two crusts, right?"
I did not.
Which is why, after boosting the temperature in my oven, and meticulously wrapping thin strips of foil around the exposed crust to keep it from burning, and watching the filling bubble up and over the tin onto the bottom of my oven, it never set. Silly thing.
Silly, metaphorical, $9, lousy, disappointing pecan pie.
I ate it anyway.
Cooking failures are nothing compared to the tragedies and injustices in the world, but this one taught me something.
I think disappointment is amplified at Christmastime. As is loss, and loneliness, hunger and hurt. Perhaps that is the very reason Christmas is the season for rejoicing.
That jubilant hymn doesn't say, "Joy to the world! My pie is perfect!" or "Joy to the World! I want for nothing!"
Sweetly, it reminds us: Joy to the world! / The Lord is come / Let earth receive her king / No more will sin and sorrow grow / He'll come and make the blessings flow, far as the curse was found.
Far as the hurt is felt.
Far as, far as, my oven fails.
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It sure seems like it. This stock does nothing but go up on no news.
You should sell every single share you own and go find a new stock.
This is a strong strong buy!
Yep sell all you have. Everyone better sell now. The sky is falling.
Go short some more
I think she is just a total leftist who is anti anything capitalist. I assume she has some sort of government job and loves bernie sanders.
What you say is true but the liberal democrats have put so many americans on the take they are very happy not to work. If hilary wins it is totally game over for the usa. You will have so many takers we will go the way of greece.
I will never stop!!!
Its simply amazing that you have nothing better to do then sit on here and keep writing over and over about an affair nobody cares about. You really must have some sort of bone to pick with him.
Has nothing to do with the fact that all bio techs went down. Nothing at all!!!!
We shall see. Dollar has dropped about and silver has done nothing.
Very nice little run up today in a down market!
Why would positive greek news drive these stocks up?"
It would appear there is. Silver should be up a buck today yet its doing nothing.
Whew we are up .06 cents on a terrible jobs report. What a joke.
I think the government is going whatever they can to surpress PM's and keep the illusion going that things are good. Terrible job numbers out today and they are trying to spin that as well. Things are not good but they want you to think they are good.
Maybe but silver should be roaring today and it is doing nothing. The safe haven appeal is gone.
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Travel back in time with me if you will, to a place where fanny packs, male ponytails, and Jordache jeans were all the rage. A time when Bruce Jenner was a symbol of masculinity, and O.J. Simpson was America's favorite star! Travel with me to the age of Nintendo, a time when video games had two buttons and you didn't need a degree in molecular biology to play. That last sentence made me sound very old, oh well. Anyway the theme of this week's two start pitchers soiree is Nintendo! No not Super Nintendo (which was awesome BTW, #GoldenEye4life) or Wii, just plan old "blow on the console" to clean it NES. If you were anything like me then you played your fair share of Zelda, Super Mario, Duck Hunt, Tecmo Bowl, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out, RBI Baseball, Double Dribble, Blades Of Steel, the list goes on and on. [Jay's Note: Where's Excite Bike and Battle Toads?] Aww the good old days when video games had easily exploitable glitches, like throwing to the outside of the plate with Nolan Ryan. Or pressing the Duck Hunt gun against the screen because that damn pooch kept laughing at you. Don't look at me swan! Anyway, this week we have one of the deeper rosters of two-start pitchers in recent memory, and arguably the four best arms in the game double dipping. Not to worry if you don't own one of the four horsemen there's plenty of other great options in week number 9. So get up off of that thang and take a gander at this week's two start madness.Please, blog, may I have some more?
This was just announced by the Yankees' front office. "No Yankee will ever wear the last Monday of May on their jersey. 5/25-5/31 will all be retired. We dedicate this to all the Yankees who served honorably on federal holidays." When asked why Memorial Day and not Veteran's Day, the Yankees' brass said their roster celebrates Veteran's Day every day. The Yankees exploded for 14 runs yesterday on five home runs as Jeremy Guthrie (1 IP, 11 ER) got Vin Mazzacred! Chase Headley went 3-for-4, 3 RBIs and his 6th homer as Headley helped *pinkie to mouth* Chase! Guthrie. In the 1st inning, Brian McCann got into the action (1-for-3, 2 runs, 3 RBIs) with his 5th homer as he put up the bangfizzle, Stephen Drew added his one hit in five at-bats, his 5th homer, and, because Guthrie was doing a special Memorial Day giveaway with homers going to the first seven batters in attendance, even Slade Heathcott (2-for-5, 2 runs, 2 RBIs) got into the action, hitting his 1st homer, and Slade Heathcott is merely just a name spit out by the Preppie Name Generator. But the one I really want to talk about after this clunky sentence intro is Brett Gardner (2-for-4, 3 runs, 3 RBIs and his 4th homer, hitting .285 and has 12 steals). Gardner gives you around the stats you were hoping to get from Jacoby Ellsbury, and at a fraction of the draft day cost. To quote Fonzie's horse, nay! It's not just Gardner's draft day cost, he's still likely cheap as dog balls to acquire in a trade. Everyone on the Yankees gets overrated, but somehow Gardner never does. Weird and interesting and everything you could want from a novel you find tucked away in someone else's beach blanket that you steal. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
I was going to say Shelby Miller looks sensational, but then I Googled sensational to see its definition, even though I know it already. (Al Gore did originally invent the internet as a tool of procrastination.) So, the Oxford Dictionary defines sensational as: causing great public interest and excitement, example "a sensational murder trial." Wow, even the Oxford Dictionary is trying to get in on the tabloid journalism of our day. Hey, Oxford, why not, "Kim Kardashian's booty was sensational when she broke the internet that Al Gore had created and now needed to fix." That gives me a great idea, a mash up of the Urban and Oxford Dictionary! Definition of a flake: A crazy or eccentric person. "Yo, that flake is three crumbs short of a Peek Frean." Any the hoo! Shelby Miller did look sensational, murdering bats like The Riddler. Yesterday, he went 9 IP, 0 ER, 3 baserunners, 4 Ks to lower his ERA to 1.33. Is he this good? Oh, c'mon. But how bad is he? His K/9 is 7.2, BB/9 is 2.7 and xFIP is 3.79. His BABIP is .203, LOB% is 88.8% and his ground ball rate is 50.4%. Essentially, Miller's a 3.25-3.60 ERA pitcher with decent, but not great Ks, solid but not terrific control, and one great pitch that he's figured out how to use, the cutter. He could easily have a month-long spasm of a 5.00 ERA just as easily as he's done six weeks of a 1.33 ERA. Would I sell him high? Yes, indeed. Or as the Urban-Oxford Dictionary would say, "Does a corgi crap under the Queen's bed and she calls it a soon-to-be truffle?" Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
One of my favorite things about Razzball besides the glorious mustaches, amazing daily recaps and the best projections/rankings on the net is the community we've got here. We're all huge nerds around these parts and I love striking up intelligent fantasy baseball discussions with my fellow Razzballers. Come on into the comments section and let's talk shop. These conversations and debates are where the fun is and where real answers can be found. I've chatted with a few folks recently and conversations have gone something like this:
Me: So, have you tried DFS yet?
Anonymous Nobody: Yea, I tried it once, but I lost and haven't played again.
Me: Oh, well, you should give it another go.
Anonymous Nobody: Ya, maybe
So, in a season that spans 7 months these Anonymous Nobodies have played 1 day of DFS, lost and never went back. I'm here to tell you, that is just not enough action to make a decision on this great game. Baseball has more variance than any other sport on a night to night basis and even on a night where you make all the "correct" plays, you're going to lose. It happens. It's what makes bankroll management so key here. Playing 5-10% of your roll per night is critical to surviving. A friend of mine who just got into baseball side of DFS recently joined the Razzball Framily Plan $2 league and won the whole kit and kaboodle. He e-mailed me after saying what a confidence boost that was and I completely understand that sentiment. Winning early is probably the biggest factor in people sticking with this. I'd just like to suggest you give yourself enough rope to play for 20-30 days. Track your results and then make a decision. Don't make the call to quit after one day. If your process is a good one over the span of 30 days, you'll see a profit. That, over the long haul of the baseball season, really adds up. Now, let's get to some picks that will get you winning early and hopefully winning often.
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Pump the brakes! Something I told myself I wanted to do when I took this gig was to shoutout the previous week's winner of the contest posted in my article. I'm starting that this week and hope to keep it going. So, if you take down the Framily Plan on a Tuesday night, look for you name here the following week. Everyone likes to see their name in print. This week, it's a shout out to my aforementioned friend, Joshyb714 who squeaked out a 4 point victory to take home the top prize. Let's see if you can earn yourself a shout out next week, hop on in.Please, blog, may I have some more?
This week's slate of two start pitchers reminds me of fire-crotched former hottie and child star Lindsey Lohan. So let's examine the parallels. No, they don't have whiney coked up fathers or unstable attention whore mothers who may or may not be as equally coked up. No, they don't post pictures to their Instagram accounts where they fail miserably at "breaking the internet". Well, they may do all these things, but not to my knowledge. Then again, my knowledge consists of Fantasy soccer, baseball, and Fernando Tatis MS paint artwork. Oh you are unfamiliar with Tatis's work? Click here and check her out. Seriously, I have five Tatis' on my office walls at work. People often ask if those are blown up drawings by my four-year-old son. When I inform them that are in fact cherished works of computer generated art by a former fringe major leaguer, they typically stop extending invitations to lunch, but no matter, I like eating alone. Where were we? Oh yeah! Lindsey Lohan and two-start pitchers! So much like Lindsey Lohan's career and looks the options start strong, but are very brief and ummmm….well, drop off dramatically. In the first two weeks we've been blessed with a plethora of sexy names and strong performers to double up on in our head to head and weekly leagues. This week not so moooch! (Last sentence said with bad Italian accent) I even struggle to rank anyone in the top tier. I love Jake Arrieta and you can make the case that he is matchup proof at this point but it's two road starts. The first against a good offense and the second against an above average offense at a hitter's park. I guess he's sort of like Mean Girls Lindsey. She's certainly hot and it's an entertaining flick but A. Do you look like a creep for drooling over a teenager? and B. do you share with your bros that you were watching Mean Girls on TBS for the fourth time? (Shawshank Redemption it is not my friends.) That just means we need to dig a little deeper and appreciate each tier for what it is. Sort of like Lindsey's wild coked out knife play phase, her lesbian phase, her doing anything for money including nude pictorials phase. We just need to avoid her methed out shell of herself phase. Those ladies and gentleman are your tiers. Good luck may your Li-Lo's be kind.Please, blog, may I have some more?
When Grey and Jay first approached me about doing some preseason posts about Two Start Pitchers "Strategy" I thought "uhhhh, play the best guy". Problem is that doesn't really make for intriguing content, now does it? So instead, I'm going to do 1500 words about soccer! Naw, I'm joking…if you wanted to be inundated with my footie ramblings, you'd be reading our soccer site…(shameless plug alert). So instead I'll focus my post on the very things I look for when ranking my two-start pitchers from week-to-week. An overview of what to look for when scouring the wire for that pick up to tip the scales of your counting stats in your weekly head-to-head match-up. So we'll break everything into sections; home vs. road splits, opposing lineup righty vs. lefty splits, K/BB ratio, and HR/9. To illustrate this we'll use an example player to discuss each when appropriate. Sound good? Just say yes, I don't care what you think! Muhahahaha!Please, blog, may I have some more?
It started with a simple email. Hey Grey and Rudy, wouldn't it be cool if someone wrote about the top pitchers broken down by month? And within those months, to evaluate with and without wins to ascertain who pitched well and gave good value vs. who pitched for a 90 win club and had a 4-0 month? Response was a resounding yes, of course. And of course, it was my own damn fault for having such a good idea because now I'm here giving you offseason content prior to January. Clearly the time that everyone is reading about fantasy baseball. Oh well, let's get to it. Here's a look back at April's pitching to see if it holds any keys going forward to 2015 fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Robert Downey Jr. and Phil Hughes have more in common than you might think. Both dealt with notoriously weak starts to their careers in The Big Apple. Hughes in pinstripes had four straight years of a 4+ ERA, and Downey on SNL. Both had to deal with brace-faced divas, Joe Girardi and Anthony Michael Hall. One was scouted by Gene Michael, the other Lorne Michaels. One wanted to impress Pettitte, one wanted to avoid petting Randy Quaid's pet squirrel. One had to wait for A-Rod to finish frosting his hair before he could use the bathroom, one made frosting out of cocaine. But once they were out of New York, the world opened up to each. Yesterday, Hughes won his 16th game, going 8 IP, 1 ER, 5 baserunners, 5 Ks, and lowering his ERA to 3.52. His K-rate is 8 and his walk rate is 0.7, as he set the all-time strikeout-to-walk ratio at 11.63. Think about that walk rate for a second. Okay, the second is up. He walked 16 guys in 209 2/3 IP. That's as terrific as 186 Ks, which is what he had. His ERA doesn't look amazing in today's day and age where everyone has a sub-3 ERA, but Hughes was actually unlucky and had a 3.15 xFIP. Everything together has me excited about Hughes for 2015 fantasy baseball. I could see him being relegated to 2nd fiddle status with some other 3rd or 4th fantasy starters, but outperforming his draft spot. Circling back to AMH, any time a guy like Hughes strikes out as much as Anthony Michael Hall and walks less than Uncle Buck, color me excited. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
If you've been scouring all your picture books for a proper fantasy hitter in the final week, look no further. Oswaldo Arcia was 3-for-4 with his 19th home run and two RBI last night. Arcia has a nice little six-game hitting streak, with four homers in that stretch. To be fair, however, he's also sat four games in that span with a tweaked muscle in his upper back. Injury concerns aside, Oswaldo is destroying baseballs when he's on the field. In his past six games, he's clubbed four homers and with 8 RBI. He's slugging .858 in the past two weeks while batting over .400, and with 19 homers (12 at cavernous Target Field) in 94 games, he's got serious power and might be someone to consider on draft day next year. He's worth the pick up in all leagues if you need some pop in the final week of the season. Oswaldo could power you to fantasy glory. He's missed some time in the past few days, but he hasn't shown any ill effects of the injury while on the field, so hopefully this back injury is behind him for the most part. Get it!? Ha! Either way that shouldn't discourage you from picking him up this hot little potato while he's mashing.
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UTICA - Linda Lee Dodrill, 70, passed away at Via Christi Hospital St. Francis, Wichita, on April 8, 2015. She was born on May 18, 1944, in Ransom, the daughter of Joseph D. and Maxine Hansen Cheney. On Sept. 15, 1963, she married Donald Dodrill in Utica. He passed away on April 21, 2015.
TIMKEN - Robert L. Kraisinger, 79, died April 13, 2015, at Caney Nursing Center in Caney. Born March 24, 1936, in Timken, he was the son of Robert S. and Helen M. (Koci) Kraisinger. He was a 1953 graduate of Bison High School. On April 23, 1958, he married Angelina M. Krmela at St. Ann's Catholic Church in Olmitz. She preceded him in death on May 18, 2002. A lifelong resident of Rush County, he was a farmer and truck driver before his retirement.
HOISINGTON – LeRoy George Schartz Jr., 62, died April 22, 2015 at his home in Hoisington.
LAWRENCE - Ervin Francis Huslig, 67, and Mary Ann Huslig, 62, died April 20, 2015. Ervin was born August 17, 1947, in Kingman, the son of Anton Frank and Louise (Maneth) Huslig. Mary Ann Huslig was born Sept. 9, 1952, in Hays, the daughter of James M. Hart Sr. and Cecilia (Sack) Hart.
RUSSELL - Paul George Dietz, 96, passed away April 21, 2015 at the Great Bend Regional Hospital. Born Nov. 3, 1918, on the family farm in Russell County just north of Bender Hill, he was the son of Ferdinand and Pauline (Karst) Dietz. He grew up in the Bender Hill area and graduated in the Class of 1938 from Russell High School. On June 22, 1947, he was united in marriage to Hilda Bender at the Trinity Bender Hill Lutheran Church. He worked in the grocery business during high school and later owned and operated Dietz Meat Processing Company in Russell ...
OTTAWA - Anthony J. "Tony" Birzer, 62, passed away Tuesday, April 21, 2015, at Hospice House of Olathe.
LAWRENCE - Ervin Francis Huslig, 67, and Mary Ann Huslig, 62, Lawrence, died April 20, 2015. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, April 27, at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church. Burial will follow at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Warren-McElwain Mortuary in Lawrence is in charge of arrangements.
HOISINGTON - Ethel Jonas, 91, died April 20, 2015, at Hays Medical Center in Hay. Born on June 1, 1923, in Barton County near Susank, she was the second child of Lora Retta (Gardner) Jonas and Edmund "Edd" G. Jonas. Her brother, Walter was born in 1920. He passed away in 2005.
TIMKEN - Robert L. Kraisinger died on April 13, 2015, at Caney Nursing Center in Caney. Services are pending with Janousek Funeral Home in La Crosse.
Theresa Stanley, 73, of Great Bend, died April 19, 2015, at the Kansas Heart Hospital in Wichita. She was born Oct 3, 1941, at La Crosse, to Henry and Mathilda (Heronema) Basgall. She graduated from La Crosse High School and was united in marriage to William Stanley in 1961 at La Crosse. She worked as a cook for many Great Bend area eating establishments, including JC Penney, A & W, Central Kansas Medical Center, the Petroleum Club, Barton Community College, Black Angus and the Great Bend Senior Center prior to her retirement in 2000.
SEWARD - Ronald Lee Reneau, 57, passed away April 13, 2015 at the University of Colorado Hospital. He was born on Dec. 13, 1957, in Kiowa. He lived most of his life in the Hudson, St John and Seward area. He joined US Navy right after high school graduation and spent time in the Philippines, Japan and Hawaiian Islands. He trained with the United States Navy Seals as their Assault Coxman.
RADIUM - Marvin Leroy Brown, 75, passed away April 19, at his home in Radium. Born July 8, 1939, in Great Bend, he was the son of J.P. and Frances (Ward) Brown. A resident of Radium since 1985, he was a welder. On Feb. 14, 1985, he married Lana C. (Mettscher) in Kansas City, MO. She survives of the home.
HAYS - Ethel Jonas, 91, died April 20 at Hays Medical Center, Hays. Services are pending and will be announced at a later date by Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home, Hoisington, KS.
Maurice J. Damm, 81, died April 19 at Harry Hynes Memorial Hospice, Wichita. Born June 17, 1933 at Great Bend, he was the son of Hugo L. and Louise (Shepherd) Damm.
HUDSON – Larry M. Sittner, 73, died April 16, 2015, at Via Christi, St. Francis, Wichita.
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GREAT BEND - Brenda Ann Barger, 58, died June 25, 2015, at her home in Great Bend.
LEE'S SUMMIT, Mo. - David Wayne Bowman, 55, died June 24, 2015, at Centerpoint Medical Center, Independence, Mo.
Brenda Ann Barger, 58, died June 25, 2015, at her home in Great Bend. She was born Sept. 17, 1956, at Salina, to Bob Bruce and Beverly Ann (Holdren) Burgard. She married Steve Barger Nov. 21, 1992, at Great Bend. A Great Bend resident since 1979, coming from Salina, she was a homemaker and foster mother.
LEE'S SUMMIT, Mo. - David Wayne Bowman, 55, died June 24, 2015, at Centerpoint Medical Center, Independence, Missouri. He was born Oct. 13, 1959, at Larned, to Howard and Carole (Unruh) Bowman. He was a 1977 graduate of Macksville High School and graduated from Barton County Community College, Emporia State University and the University of Kansas. A longtime Kansas City area resident, he was a custodian for the Lee's Summit School District.
Ryan Robert Fanshier, 36, died June 24, 2015, at Great Bend Regional Hospital. He was born June 17, 1979, at Great Bend, the son of Randall and Angela (Sharpe) Fanshier.
ELLINWOOD - Barbara (Babs) Rae Eubank, 75, passed away June 23, 2015, at Woodhaven Care Center in Ellinwood.
OTIS - Connie Lynne (Hoch) Hoopingarner, 72, passed away on June 22, 2015, at Locust Grove Village in La Crosse. Born on Aug. 24, 1942, she was the daughter of O.C. ('Poss') and Esther (Keenan) Hoch. In 1960, she graduated from Hoisington High School and went on to earn her Dental Hygiene Degree from the University of Missouri Kansas City. She worked as a Dental Hygienist until her retirement in 2002. On Feb. 29, 1964, she married Larry Dwight Hoopingarner in Las Vegas, Nev. They made their home in Manter.
ELLINWOOD - Reinder Carl Ringwald, 92, died at Great Bend Health & Rehabilitation in Great Bend on June 22, 2015. Services are pending with Minnis Chapel in Ellinwood.
Hugh Robert "Bud" Steadman, 90, died June 21, 2015, at Woodhaven Care Center in Ellinwood. Born May 23, 1925, in Great Bend, he was the son of Frank M. and Blanche Marie (Sterling) Steadman. On July 14, 1946, he married Delores June Schenkel in Bazine. She died on April 28, 2015. A lifetime resident of Great Bend, he was an engineering technician for Evans, Bierly and Hutchison.
ELLINWOOD - Barbara R. Eubank, 75, died at Woodhaven Care Center in Ellinwod on June 23, 2015. Services are pending with Minnis Chapel in Ellinwood.
MCKINNEY, Texas - Kimberly Dawn Burkhart died at her home in McKinney, Texas, on May 13, 2015. Born April 4, 1969, in Great Bend, she was the daughter of Cliff and Barbara Burkhart. She was employed by American Airlines as an International flight attendant. She served as an MP in the United States Army and was active in Desert Storm.
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I'm writing a parser for a binary format. This binary format involves different tables which are again in binary format containing varying field sizes usually (somewhere between 50 - 100 of them).
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Richard Fitzgibbons
Dr. Rick Fitzgibbons is the director of the Institute for Marital Healing (IMH) outside Philadelphia and has worked with several thousand couples over the past 40 years. Trained in psychiatry at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia Child Guidance Center, he participated in cognitive therapy research with Aaron T. Beck, M.D.
In January 2015 the second edition of an American Psychological Association Book on the treatment of excessive anger, retitled Forgiveness Therapy: An Empirical Guide for Resolving Anger and Restoring Hope, was published. This book was co-authored with Robert D. Enright, Ph.D., professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
A former president of the American Psychological Association, Dr. Frank Farley, endorsement on the cover reads, "This groundbreaking book by forgiveness pioneers Enright and Fitzgibbons elevates forgiveness therapy to its rightful place among the important psychotherapies of our time."
The marital and family therapy at IMH is strongly influenced by the writings of St. John Paul II, most especially Love and Responsibility and The Role of the Christian Family in the Modern World.
Also, at this website a number of recent articles are available on important psychological issues related to marriage and the family.
He is a consultant to the International Forgiveness Institute's research projects of addressing excessive anger through forgiveness education and therapy programs in elementary, middle and high school youth in Belfast, N. Ireland, in central city Milwaukee and other countries with Robert Enright, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin.
He has been an adjunct professor at the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for the Studies of Marriage and Family (The Catholic University of America, Washington, DC) and a consultor to the Vatican's Congregation for the Clergy.
Peter Kleponis
Dr. Peter Kleponis is a Licensed Clinical Therapist and Assistant Director of Comprehensive Counseling Services in Conshohocken, PA. He holds an M.A. in Clinical-Counseling Psychology from LaSalle University in Philadelphia, PA and a Ph.D. in General Psychology from Capella University in Minneapolis, MN. His doctoral thesis evaluated the relationship
between narcissism and spiritual well-being in 200 Roman Catholic
Dr. Kleponis has over 18 years of professional experience working with individuals, couples, families, priests, religious, seminarians and organizations. He specializes in marriage & family therapy, pastoral counseling, resolving anger, men's issues, and pornography addiction recovery. He is Certified in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Sexual Addictions by The American Association of Christian Counselors' Light University and by Dr. Mark Laaser's Freedom Begins Here Program.
Dr. Kleponis is founder of the successful Integrity Restored Recovery Program for pornography addiction. He travels extensively throughout the U.S. and abroad educating people on how to win the battle against pornography through his Fighting Porn in Our Culture…and Winning! conference program. He has presented conferences to numerous dioceses, colleges, seminaries, religious communities, parent's groups and other Catholic organizations.
Dr. Kleponis has also been a guest on EWTN television programs such as Women of Grace, Franciscan University Presents, and Crossing the Goal, and is a regular guest on Relevant Radio's On Call program. He is author of two books: The Pornography Epidemic: A Catholic Approach (2012, Simon Peter Press) and Integrity Restored: Helping Catholics Win the Battle Against Pornography (2014, Emmaus Road Publishing).
Neal Niznan
Neal is a master's level licensed social worker. He also holds a master's degree in Pastoral Ministry from Immaculate Conception Seminary at Seton Hall University. He received certificate training in family therapy from the Multicultural Family Institute of New Jersey.
Over the past fourteen years Neal has provided therapy for individuals, couples, and families throughout northern New Jersey and the Southeastern Pennsylvania. He recently expanded the scope of his clinical practice to individuals and families coping with life threatening illness and issues of bereavement through his affiliation with the Abramson Cancer Center at the University of Pennsylvania.
Thomas O'Brien
Dr. O'Brien received his graduate degrees from Villanova University, Immaculata University, Saint Joseph University, Southwest University and Holy Family University. His majors include: Counseling Psychology, Educational Administration and Leadership, Counseling, Guidance and Student Services, Elementary and Secondary Education and Pastoral Theology. He is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Dr. O'Brien holds several certifications in both states that include elementary, secondary, supervision, administration and superintendency. As a life-long educator and learner, he has taught at all levels of education including elementary, secondary, undergraduate, graduate and doctoral level courses. He has served on dissertation committees and as Chair. He has been recognized as a Nationally Certified Psychologist. He is a member of many boards and commissions and has authored several articles in addition to giving numerous workshops and conferences. Dr. O'Brien was previously the Superintendent of Schools for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and is presently an associate Dean at Immacualta University. He was ordained a deacon in 1988.
Karen Rumore
Karen has 15 years of clinical experience working with individuals and couples with anxiety, depression, anger, eating disorders and marital conflicts. She works with parents in helping them understand their parenting style and in encouraging them to avoid the prevalent permissive parenting style and to embrace responsible parenting. Her clinical practice is strongly influenced by the school of positive psychology with its focus upon growth in virtues in treatment of emotional and character conflicts. Karen has her Masters in Social Work from the University of Pennsylvania and is a member of the International Positive Psychology Association and CatholicTherapists.com. She also had 7 years experience in youth apostolate helping teens to learn who they are in Christ and to live out the fullness of their destiny. She has given many conferences to adolescents.
Carolyn DeFer, Office Administrator of the Institute for Marital Healing
I have worked with Dr. Fitzgibbons for twenty years and, over the years, I have seen the wonderful results of people who have come to our office looking for help in improving their marital relationship. I truly believe that the Lord wants to heal marriages and families and that maritalhealing.com can assist in that healing process.
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