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Carl Wilson
Counselor, LPC, CRADC, CAMF
"I am a practical, interactive, solution-focused coach. My approach is to provide support and practical feedback to help clients resolve current problems and change long-standing behavioral patterns. With great sensitivity and understanding, I will help you and your family find solutions to a wide range of life challenges. I only provide psycho-educational services in the State of California. I work with each client to help them build on their strengths to identify and achieve life goals. I am licensed in the State of Iowa and Missouri as psychotherapist.
(760) 537-4845
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Susie (Kilburg) Murray
Counselor, MA, LMHC
"It's not always easy taking the first step to seek out counseling, but chances are, if you are here, you are recognize that something isn't working for you and you are ready to make some changes in your life. Working collaboratively, counseling can address these issues to help you achieve your personal wellness goals.
(319) 774-3494
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52403
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Ashley Merritts
Marriage & Family Therapist, PhD, LMFT
"As a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, I offer a caring, safe, and non-judgmental environment where you can explore the factors that are impacting your life and your relationships with others. Are you tired and overwhelmed with life's challenges? Do you feel like you've tried everything and you're still stuck? Are you facing the devastation of an affair, divorce, or a family crisis? Are you recovering from a traumatic experience? It is my belief that we all possess the ability for healing and growth when we are in a supportive and safe environment.
(319) 313-5178
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Andrea Nus
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT
"I use compassionate approaches to assist individuals and couples in connecting with their strengths and learn healthier ways of coping with emotions; thereby impacting significant relationships. I have worked with issues that include depression, anxiety, couples issues, grief & loss, anger management, addictions, eating disorders, and parenting. I use play therapy techniques when working with children and adolescents, Internal Family Systems Therapy (IFS) when working with individuals and couples, and Emotional Focused Therapy when working with couples. I am passionate in guiding couples and families towards reconnecting and strengthening their bonds with one another. I also enjoy working with marginalized populations.
(319) 774-2910
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Kendall John Fate
Counselor, MS, LMHC
"I help clients develop their potential using a variety of approaches to meet their needs. I work with children/teen ages 8-18 and adults. Specialities include: Improving motivation and behavior in children and teens, strengthening parenting skills, couples and relationship concerns, anxiety and depression, ADHD/ODD and educational advocacy, divorce and blended family issues, coping with adjustment disorders, life changes, and anger management.
(319) 774-6577 x112
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Whitney Clarahan
Counselor, LMHC, NCC, CADC
"Choosing a therapist is an important decision. By reaching out for assistance, you are taking a big step to a happier and healthier you. I aim to help you address the issues you currently face. I have worked with individuals of all ages in a variety of settings. I have a strong educational background as a graduate of a Council for Accreditation of Counseling & Related Educational Programs (CACREP) accredited program in mental health counseling. My qualifications combine a comprehensive education with well-rounded experience demonstrating my ability to meet the needs of individuals presenting with a wide range of concerns.
(319) 774-1950
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Covenant Family Solutions
Marriage & Family Therapist
"Covenant Family Solutions therapists are all trained in Marriage and Family Therapy. With great respect for our individual, couples and familial clients, we provide counseling services aimed at preserving your meaningful relationships. We also rely on evidenced based counseling methods to ensure the best care for our clients. We work closely with you to develop goals, believing that clients are the experts in their own lives, and that therapists should be collaborative in this process.
(319) 774-4419
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Nicole Brighton
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, TLMFT
"Nicole Brighton is a temporary licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who graduated from Mount Mercy University in 2014. During her graduate work, Nicole was the head of a research study focusing on parent and child attachment. Previous to her graduate studies, she worked as an elementary teacher for 6 years.
(310) 409-4954
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52405
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Stephanie M. Meeker
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, CADC, LISW
"Life can be difficult for us to keep in balance. Do you feel overwhelmed or stuck? Has your relationship suffered an injury? Therapy is a collaborative process of self discovery and healing and I believe in the process of growth and positive change. A primary factor to success is the fit between client and therapist. My strengths are utilizing compassion, humor, and a non-judgmental approach to create a safe and inspiring environment to cultivate lasting change. I can help you get unstuck and am passionate about walking along side you to navigate difficult terrain to reach awareness and enlightenment.
(319) 774-1624
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Jennifer Gage
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, TLMFT
"There are many things in life that can influence a person's mood and behaviors. I strive to help clients find a balance that improves symptoms and can lead to happier, more fulfilling lives. One area that I apply this thinking is working with couples to improve relationships. No matter what point they are at in a relationship we can increase understanding and connection.
(319) 250-4121
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Tari Wilcox
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT
"For nearly a decade, Tari has provided therapy to children, teens and adults. Her specialties include working through family conflict, trauma-related issues, and helping children and teens with high-risk behaviors. Tari's background includes a variety of settings from private counseling to intensive therapy at an inpatient psychiatric setting as well as providing community crisis and in-home counseling services. In her therapist role, Tari particularly enjoys working with children, teens and adults who struggle with mood disorders (depression/anxiety), trauma and abuse, relationship or family conflicts, life transitions, and issues surrounding grief and loss.
(319) 774-4953
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Wendy Jo Stokesbary
Counselor, LMHC
"I believe in supporting clients from a strengths based perspective. Children and adults all have the capacity for improved self awareness and self acceptance. I help clients to understand, accept, and articulate all emotional states, especially the uncomfortable ones. My role is also to guide clients in honoring their unique and worthy selves, independent of outside prejudices. Interventions that I use are tailored to the individual and can include cognitive-behavioral therapy, mindfulness and coping skills training, problem-solving skills, assertiveness training, and Parent-Child-Interaction-Therapy.
(319) 313-5436
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
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Heather Miller
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, TLMFT
"At Cornerstone, our mission is 'Rebuilding Lives, Renewing Spirits.' I strongly believe that whether someone is simply going through some uncomfortable stressors, or enduring a very painful transition in life, together we can find answers that will renew hope and help you feel empowered to change your life. I practice Solution-Focused Brief Therapy and recognize that the patient is the expert in their own life. I work collaboratively with individuals, couples, and families to find unique solutions to complex problems. I believe focusing on patient strengths, not weaknesses, elicits hope and leaves room for meaningful and long lasting change.
(319) 774-6546
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Lon Marshall
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT
"It takes incredible courage to recognize a problem and deal with it. And it takes something more to change your life. It takes hope. That's why I specialize in a unique approach that can literally change the way you see yourself. I can help you explore solutions that can change your life. You'll begin to perceive yourself and others more positively. And you'll experience positive changes that can help you achieve your heart's desire. Finally, I'll help you discover personal resources that keep you focused on your strengths. You'll experience changes that can last a lifetime.
(319) 313-5112
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Stephanie M Mcdowell
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LISW
"Are you be new to therapy, struggling with current stress of life, have unresolved issues of trauma or simply want to dive into your own capacity for self awareness? Together we can stucture your sessions to address what may be preventing you from being your best self. When seeing new clients I try to build trusting relationships. Often this helps you learn to relate to yourself & others in new healthier ways. I typically use an individual approach for every client; not conforming to any specific treatment modality allows me to collaborate with individuals in a way that suits their needs.
(319) 849-5479
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
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Tiffany Denise Flowers
Counselor, MA, LMHC
"Welcome, I provide quality behavioral health services to address emotional and relationship well being framed by a Christian perspective. Along with respect for you, your diversity, and unique situation in life, I provide a forum for tailored individualized therapeutic conversations that elevates potential and develop solutions.
(319) 774-3160
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52404
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Megan Rose
Counselor, LMHC, CADC
"Are you looking for a therapist who can help you through a difficult time? If you want someone who can offer a safe, comfortable, confidential environment to share your thoughts and feelings, teach you new ways to cope, assist you with the challenges you're facing and celebrate your successes - then you have found the right person. Once you make the first phone call (which is not always easy) I will be there to answer any questions. I believe counseling is a process that builds on the strengths you already possess - leading to a better quality of life.
(319) 774-4162
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Kassondra Suzanne Strittmater
Marriage & Family Therapist, t-LMFT
"I see clients for a variety of reasons including depression, anxiety, trauma, anger, etc. I strive to create a warm, caring atmosphere where clients can feel safe and comfortable to share their experiences and receive assistance to work on bettering their lives. I believe that people are greatly affected by their environments and others in their lives and I use this belief to determine how to best assist families and individuals develop the skills and knowledge they need to be healthy and happy. I am eager to answer any questions you may have about services in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
(319) 313-2171
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52404
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Olson MFT Clinic
Marriage & Family Therapist
"The Gerald & Audrey Olson Marriage & Family Therapy Clinic (Olson MFT Clinic) connects Marriage and Family Therapy graduate students at Mount Mercy University's CRST Graduate Center with individuals, couples, and families in the Cedar Rapids area seeking therapeutic mental health services. Our student therapists are sharply skilled in delivering productive, valuable, and life-bettering sessions to those in need. All adhere to a strong Code of Ethics, are supervised by seasoned professionals, and are dedicated to helping clients achieve their goals.
(319) 774-1045
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Cedar Rapids Counseling and Psychotherapy Group
Clinical Social Work/Therapist
"Cedar Rapids Counseling & Psychotherapy Group is comprised of seven mental health professionals offering psychotherapy treatment for a wide range of mental health issues and age groups. All of our therapists hold advanced academic degrees and are licensed by the state of Iowa to provide therapy services. In general, our therapists will assist you in discovering your own solutions by helping you recognize and build upon your strengths and capabilities. We rarely offer advice but will provide education, emotional support, assist you in self-exploration, and help you find practical solutions to a variety of problems.
(319) 774-5989
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Anger Management Therapists
If you're looking for help with anger management in Cedar Rapids or for a Cedar Rapids anger management Therapist, these professionals provide anger management therapies, anger counseling in Cedar Rapids or anger treatment and general anger management help. They include anger management Therapists, anger management psychologists, anger management psychotherapists and anger management counselors (or a Cedar Rapids anger counselor). Therapists can help with Cedar Rapids anger management Therapist, anger management classes, anger classes, feeling angry, anger control and other anger issues. Therapists understand anger techniques (or anger management techniques), and all types of rage and anxiety.
How can I tell if a therapist is right for me?
Therapists in Cedar Rapids have broad skills and are able to work with a wide range of issues.
For example, if you're seeking a marriage counselor in Cedar Rapids you'll find that most therapists are trained in marriage counseling or couples counseling in Cedar Rapids and couples therapy. And they welcome families for family counseling in Cedar Rapids or family therapy in Cedar Rapids.


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1. Run (or walk) around Prospect Park.
The Prospect Part Walk-a-thon is still on for Saturday, November 3, and all proceeds will go to repair the damage the park sustained after Hurricane Sandy (like this splintered tree).
2. Help out seniors.
Marathoners in great shape. Could carry food up staircases to elderly/disabled in apartments without power for elevators.— politicoroger (@Roger Simon)
Marathoners in great shape. Could carry food up staircases to elderly/disabled in apartments without power for elevators.— Roger Simon
Runners looking for a physical challenge can also lug food and water to and from shelters or participate in a number of other relief efforts going on across the city.
3. Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.
With subways still not running between the boroughs, walking is one of the few ways to actually get from Brooklyn to Manhattan. Over the weekend it should be less crowded, and at least as of now, the weather's supposed to be nice.
4. Help clean up Staten Island.
Marathoners won't be starting a race in Staten Island this weekend, but they may still be able to go there and help out. Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis is seeking volunteers Saturday to help clean up the flood-ravaged borough. The Staten Island Ferry is working again, as are buses to the island.
5. Give blood.
Many blood drives had to be cancelled due to the hurricane, so the Red Cross is urging people who can to give blood to make up for the lost donations. Runners probably wouldn't have been able to donate if they were about to run a marathon (strenuous exercise right after giving blood isn't the best idea), but they can now. A number of locations in the city are offering blood donation appointments this weekend.
6. Visit the Met.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is on the marathon route, and while runners won't be racing by it, they can stroll through and look at the art. It resumed its normal hours on Thursday.
7. Abandon carbo-loading and eat some meat (or salad).
Now that you don't have to load up on pasta and bagels for the race, you can eat whatever you want. Check out this list of New York restaurants open post-Sandy and support NYC businesses while stuffing your face.
8. Go to the zoo.
After being closed for the hurricane, the zoo is slated to reopen Saturday.
9. Party!
The power is back on in some parts of Manhattan, and runners no longer have to maintain peak physical condition, so there's every reason to indulge in a night of revelry.
- Greece will decide on Sunday whether they will accept austerity measures as a condition of a bailout that may stave off an imminent financial and economic crisis.
- Some 150 migrants stranded in the French city of Calais stormed the Channel Tunnel in an attempt to make it to British territory.
- It took a while, but an English national soccer team has finally defeated Germany in a major tournament. England took third place with a 1-0 win over the top-ranked German team in the FIFA Women's World Cup ⚽
- Chile defeated Argentina on penalties to win the Copa America tournament. It's the first ever trophy for Chile in the 99 years of the Copa ⚽

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Bengali poetry in English translation is a self-explanatory area. It is a sub-category of Bengali literature in English translation. Bengali poetry, and for that matter Bengali literature, has been translated into many other languages. But starting from the 18th century it is English which has been chosen by most of the native and international translators. This category will be relevant to major Bengali works of poetry rendered into English and also translators of Bengali poetry. A broader and more general category would be Bengali literature in translation.
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Periphery, Protest the Hero and Jeff Loomis Announce North American Tour Dates
Periphery, Protest the Hero and Jeff Loomis Announce North American Tour Dates
Make some more room in your concert budget: Another exciting metal tour has been announced for 2012.
Protest the Hero, Periphery and Jeff Loomis will be hitting the road for a 24-city North American tour kicking off on March 25.
Protest the Hero are wrapping up tour support for their 2011 effort, Scurrilous, with Periphery and Loomis both planning new releases for the spring.
"We're extremely elated to be going on tour with some great friends," commented Periphery. "We're good buddies with three of the other bands on this tour, so it's sure to be a fun time with some great music and awesome shows! We're all going to be teaching via Bandhappy on this tour too, so we're excited to connect with our fans, hang with some great friends, and perform in some of our favorite cities across the US. See ya soon!"
One piece of juicy information revealed in the official press release is that Periphery's new album will indeed be self-titled and will be released in May. Of course, this is only one of two albums the band have been working on.
Loomis will release his second solo album, Plains of Oblivion, April 10 via Century Media Records.
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Rockford native and East High School graduate Marisha Cook, M.D., Internal Medicine and Allergy/Immunology Specialist, recently joined the medical staff of Rockford Health Physicians. She is accepting new patients for both her primary care practice and her Allergy/Immunology practice. Her office is at 2300 N. Rockton Ave., Building 1. Appointments can be made by calling (815) 971-2000.
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Higher Education:
Tuition Increasing Faster Than Household Income and Public Colleges' Costs
HEHS-96-154: Published: Aug 15, 1996. Publicly Released: Aug 15, 1996.
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Pursuant to congressional requests, GAO provided information on: (1) changes in college tuition levels relative to increases in consumer prices and families' ability to pay; (2) the extent that increased expenditures for instruction, administration, research, and other services have contributed to the increase in colleges' overall expenditures; (3) how tuition levels at public colleges and universities vary among the states and the factors that account for the differences; and (4) what actions states and institutions have taken to deal with affordability issues.
GAO found that: (1) between 1980 and 1995, average tuition at 4-year public colleges for in-state, full-time students increased 234 percent, while median household income increased 82 percent and the Consumer Price Index increased 74 percent; (2) the increase in colleges' expenditures and a greater dependency on tuition as a revenue source were the two factors most responsible for the tuition increase; (3) tuition revenues increased from 16 percent to 23 percent during this period, mainly because the revenue share provided by states decreased 14 percent; (4) student grant aid has not kept pace with tuition levels, so students and their families are relying more heavily on loans and personal finances; (5) increases in instruction, administrative, and research costs accounted for more than two-thirds of the 121 percent increase in total college expenditures; (6) expenditures for scholarships and fellowships, student services, and plant operations and maintenance, which also rose faster than inflation, accounted for about one-fourth of the increase; (7) for school year 1995-96, in-state student tuition at 4-year public colleges ranged from $1,524 to $5,521, with a nationwide average of $2,865; (8) states' level of financial support to colleges accounted for most of the variation in tuition levels, but there was a strong correlation between state and local tax rates, median household income, and colleges' expenditures per student and state tuition levels; and (9) states and colleges are taking actions to address college affordability issues, such as limiting tuition increases, providing payment alternatives, and speeding academic progress.
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The team's idea to teach children to read and write in Haitian Creole using laptops finished second in a contest at UC-Berkeley. They're in Haiti now, implementing the approach.
Gerard Chouin hopes to find evidence to support his belief that the bubonic plague was as destructive a force in urban Africa as it was in the cities of Europe.
Two professors and nine undergraduate students immersed themselves in field research at the United States-Mexico border, bringing global lessons back to campus and the Williamsburg community.
Art History Professor Cristina Stancioiu will study portraiture in remote areas of Crete and Rhodes, thanks to a Franklin Research Grant.
Live videoconference with Beijing- and Hong Kong-based entrepreneur, Danny Levinson '96.
On May 15, 2015, during a ceremony at the Alumni House, five dedicated individuals were welcomed into the Alumni Association as honorary alumni.
Former Secretary of Defense and William & Mary Chancellor Robert M. Gates '65 urged the Law School's Class of 2015 to embrace public service as one of the "duties and responsibilities that come with citizenship."
Condoleezza Rice addressed the Class of 2015 at its Commencement ceremony.
William & Mary students participate in crowdsource mapping to provide data to the relief effort underway following a devastating earthquake in Nepal.
Links for agencies offering assistance and aid.
Students in "Arabs in America/Arabs in America" use blog assignment to explore current events through lens of class materials.
Something in the American psyche revolted on Jan. 7 at the news that the French satire magazine Charlie Hebdo had been attacked by armed terrorists.
William & Mary's fifth annual Lemon Project Spring Symposium will feature panel discussions, speakers, a solo theatrical performance and a spoken-word event.
Organizers of William & Mary's third annual TEDx event are preparing to take audience members "beyond" this year.
How study abroad enhances job prospects
The Presidential Precinct offered two William & Mary in Washington students the chance to promote and handle social media for "Magna Carta 2015," which featured a visit from Prince Charles.
For several years, the William & Mary Law School has been welcoming judges, lawyers and other legal professionals from around the world to campus as international scholars-in-residence.
An influx of foreign-born talent has propelled the William & Mary women's tennis team to an outstanding season.
Seventeen years since its founding, the William & Mary Bosnia Project is the longest running community service project at the University. This March, the project, which brings together W&M student volunteers and Bosnian educators to teach English, video production, and cross-cultural communication skills to Bosnian schoolchildren each summer will be recognized with "The Best Practices in International Education Award" for Student Philanthropy by the NASPA International Education Knowledge Community.
Sara Khan recently delivered a lecture on "ISIS and Women's Rights: The Key Battleground for Extremists" at the W&M Law School.
Visiting Assistant Professor of Anthropology Ali Colleen Neff is teaching the AFST 306 class on basic Wolof, a language seen predominantly in the African countries of Senegal, Mauritania and Gambia.
William & Mary and its Presidential Precinct partners will host DC event discussing the rule of law and its role in democracy and the global economy.
British human rights activist will deliver two lectures on campus.
William & Mary is one of the top producers of Peace Corps volunteers in the country, according to a ranking released today by the organization.
Five local premieres, sneak preview from Sundance, special guests, film competitions and more highlight 2015 event.
The company again gives cameras, lenses and funding for GFF's community and youth film projects.
For the first time since 2006 when the rankings began, William and Mary has made the list of Top 25 U.S. Undergraduate Institutions to Study International Relations, coming in at 18th. This ranking makes William and Mary the top choice in Virginia for the study of international relations and the number two institution without an international relations Ph.D. program.
Hispanic Studies Professor John Riofrio will be awarded William & Mary's 2015 Thomas Jefferson Teaching Award on Charter Day. The award recognizes inspirational teachers among younger faculty members.
Marge Lobeck '15 will be awarded the 2015 James Monroe Prize in Civic Leadership for her work with organizations like Camp Kesem.
The Teaching, Research and International Policy Project (TRIP) kicked off its "Strengthening the Links" conference at William & Mary on Wednesday evening with a keynote panel well qualified to engage in an honest discussion of the issues that have historically led to some tension and missed opportunities between the academic and public policy worlds.
Traveling to Liberia this fall, public health advocate Patrick Flaherty '92 marshalled his expertise and training to take on a deadly adversary – the Ebola virus.


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baw, i just love the trees as silhouettes here <3
The red on the forest floor really pops out at you here. ^_^
I love your view of the forrest. Just browsed your gallery & traveled through them, as it's meant to be right?
Fantastic contrast
Beautiful shot. How do you "reduce the noise"?
I'm really curious how this picture looked before you processed it.
It's wonderful either way.
It's wonderful either way.
I really like that <3
Love the way the colors pop out, especially the white road! Is it covered in snow/ice? Beautiful!
Wow, the composition is so awesome I thought it was a painting until I clicked for a larger view. Really nice photo! Love your work.
I adore your work. How you get it over and over again eludes me. Where do you find these places? Do you travel constantly?
very cool!
Is dit in Nederland? Vet
Very nice picture! BTW, what does it mean if you reduce the noise on a photo? How can there be noise on a picture?
Love Love LOVE! The colours, the lines, the silhouettes...
This is beautiful!
You should enable this work for sharing! I would love to post this piece to my Tumblr.
Wow, it's dark...yet I still LOVE it!
Wow this is so great too... I always love your shots, but this has something special.. The color contrast is awesome!
Wonderful! ^^ I just love your work!
wow ... where do you get all these beautiful photos of forests
Thank you! I state the location in the description
Stunning. Fantastic palette.
wow, wonderful!! very great colors!
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Money is illegally flowing out of Africa. Here's how to fix the problem.
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The fight against Arizona's new immigration law is heating up.
Beijing is rapidly expanding its influence in the Middle East. Will Washington do anything more than watch?
Immigration reform must address not only who is coming over the border to work but why they are doing it.
The club of the richest countries in the world is about to invite Israel to join. But does it really meet the political requirements?
Bribery and sweetheart deals are a curse for democracy and civil society. But as columnist Walden Bello explains, corruption is not the principal cause of global poverty.
Matt Ryan, the mayor of Binghamton, New York, is sick and tired of watching people in local communities "squabble over crumbs," as he puts it, while so much local money pours into the Pentagon's coffers and into America's wars.
The real discontent in Iran, reports columnist Conn Hallinan, is at the workplace.
Millions of Brazilians have serious housing problems. The Movimiento Sin Techo (Homeless Movement) seeks to organize them, and to occupy abandoned properties and land on the outskirts of the city to pressure the government.
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Lawrence home sales slip slightly in 2014; Douglas County Bank changes name to Central Bank of the Midwest
For some reason, I really do have enough ribbon that I could have wrapped an entire house in a bow this Christmas season. (See photo below.) Apparently several people did just that because Lawrence home sales soared in December, although not enough to put local real estate totals in positive territory for 2014.
Real estate agents sold 76 homes in Lawrence in December, up 33 percent from the same period a year ago. Sales of newly constructed homes did even better, with eight sales compared with just one in December 2013.
But for the year, Lawrence's two-year streak of increasing home sales has ended, according to a new report by the Lawrence Board of Realtors. Lawrence home sales totaled 1,059 for all of 2014, falling just short of the 1,061 homes sold in 2013. So, while technically it was a down year for the market, those numbers could have ended up much worse. In August, we were reporting that homes sales year over year were down almost 6 percent. The final few months of 2014 finished strong, which gives reason for optimism that housing sales will make gains in 2015.
The 2014 numbers also are well above recent lows. In 2012 only 905 Lawrence homes were sold, and the market hit its bottom in 2011 with 703 homes sold.
Here's a look at some other numbers from the report:
— December's strong showing notwithstanding, 2014 was not a good year for sales of newly constructed homes. Only 76 newly constructed homes sold for the year.. That's down from 94 in 2013 and 89 in 2012.
— Agents sold $208.9 million worth of homes in Lawrence in 2014. That's down 4 percent from the $217.6 million total in 2013. It is up, however, from the $172.2 million mark in 2012.
— The median number of days a house sits on the market before it sells was 34 in 2014, down from 42 in 2013 and 59 in 2012.
— The median selling price of a home checked in at $167,000, down 1.8 percent from the 2013 median of $170,000.
In case you are wondering how Lawrence's housing market is faring compared with our neighbors in Kansas City, it appears the K.C. metro area also experienced a bit of a plateau in home sales in 2014. A new report from the Kansas City Regional Association of Realtors said total home sales in 2014 were up 0.1 percent in the metro area. But unlike in Lawrence, sales of newly constructed homes led the way with a 3.3 percent gain for the year. Home prices also were up. The median selling price for homes checked in at $159,900, up 4.9 percent from 2013.
In other news and notes from around town:
• Unless the sofa cushions are even bigger than your ribbon stash, most people have to use a bank to buy a new home. Well, get ready to see a name change at one of the larger banks in the city. As we previously reported, Douglas County Bank reached a deal to merge with Lee's Summit, Mo.-based Metcalf Bank. Although the plan in September, when the deal was announced, was for Douglas County Bank to take on the Metcalf name, that now won't happen.
Instead, the new name of the bank is Central Bank of the Midwest. The name change took place in the last several days as the deal was closed, but the signs on the bank haven't yet changed. Local president Pat Slabaugh told me he expects all the company's banks to have new signs in the first or second week of February.
In case you are confused (which I often am at a bank because my wife makes me guess our ATM PIN code), Douglas County Bank didn't scrap its previously announced deal and go partner with a different bank. Instead, what happened is that Metcalf Bank, subsequent to the September announcement of its deal with Douglas County Bank, changed its name to Central Bank of the Midwest.
Although the sale is now complete, the transition process for Douglas County Bank customers to become full-fledged Central Bank of the Midwest customers is still ongoing. Slabaugh said by late March that Douglas County Bank customers should be transitioned over to a new online system run by Central Bank of the Midwest. Customers of the bank will receive significant notice about the transition and any steps they'll need to take, Slabaugh said. In the meantime, all ATM cards, Douglas County Bank checks and other such items will continue to work.
The big news continues to be that Central Bank of the Midwest will keep open all of the existing Douglas County Bank locations.
"The philosophy of Central Bank of the Midwest is very much the same as Douglas County Bank," Slabaugh said. "They're a community bank and we will continue to do business as usual in that regard."
Central Bank of the Midwest is part of a bank holding company that is family owned. The bank holding company, Central Bancompany, has been owned by the Cook family of Jefferson City, Mo., for four generations. The holding company owns more than a dozen banks in Missouri, Kansas, Illinois and Oklahoma.
Lawrence home sales take dip in March; city releases dates and attendance estimates for Rock Chalk Park tourneys; library closed through Friday
All the signs of spring have sprung at my house: dandelions in the yard, 4-H pigs in the driveway, and three closets full of Easter candy bought on clearance. So, in other words, normal stuff. But there is one spring quirk to keep an eye on right now: the Lawrence housing market.
Home sales in March fell by 15.8 percent compared with March 2013 totals, according to the latest report from the Lawrence Board of Realtors. That's no reason to panic, though. (In other words, step away from the pig and put the barbecue sauce down.) What that means in real numbers is that agents sold 64 Lawrence homes in March compared with 76 in March 2013.
But the trend is one to keep an eye on. March's poor performance turned the year-to-date home sale numbers into negative territory. For the year, Lawrence home sales total 157, which is down 3.1 percent from the same time a year ago. Lawrence's real estate market hit bottom in 2011 and has been on the upswing since then. Local real estate agents certainly are hoping for a third straight year of increasing sales.
The 3.1 percent decline isn't a big number to make up, but it is noteworthy because of where we are in the season. April, May and June are important months for the Lawrence real estate market. April is often considered the height of the spring-selling season, so about this time next month we'll have a report that will show whether March was a blip or the beginning of a new trend.
There is one number in the most recent report that creates some concern for April sales. The number of pending contracts in March was down 8 percent compared with the same period a year earlier. Those pending contracts sometimes are a good indicator of what to expect in the next month.
Here are some other numbers from the most recent report:
— Sales volume in Lawrence — measured by the total dollar amount of residential real estate sold in the city — is down 6.4 percent compared with the same period a year ago. It stands at $31.3 million at the end of March. That, however, is still a significant increase from 2012 totals, when $22.1 million had been sold.
— Most of the decline in home sales has come on the new construction front. Thus far in 2014, only nine newly constructed homes have sold, down from 13 a year earlier.
— The median selling price of a home is largely unchanged from a year ago at $165,000.
— The median number of days a house sits on the market has increased to 75 days, up from 68 a year ago.
— The number of active listings on the Lawrence market stood at 374 at the end of March, down about 8 percent from the 408 in March 2013.
As I said earlier, next month's report will be one to keep an eye on — just like that pig in the house. If he figures out how to get that closet door open, we're going to have a real mess.
In other news and notes from around town:
• We reported a few weeks ago that officials with the city's Parks and Recreation Department had started booking tournaments for the new 181,000-square-foot recreation center at Rock Chalk Park. Well, now we have more details about when those tournaments will be and just how many people they may draw to town.
Here's a look at the information available thus far:
— Nov. 16: Mid America Youth Basketball Tournament: estimated attendance 750 people;
— Dec. 7: Mid America Youth Basketball Tournament: estimated attendance not provided;
— Dec. 12-14: AGAPE Hoops Productions Basketball Tournament: estimated attendance 1,000 people:
— Dec. 27: Blue Valley Juniors Athletic Association Volleyball Tournament: estimated attendance 1,200 people;
— Jan. 3-4 Heart of America Volleyball Tournament: estimated attendance 1,500 people.
Obviously, a couple of those tournaments involve the possibility of overnight visitors to Lawrence. What isn't known currently is how far of a geographic reach these tournaments are designed to have. But what is clear is that interest is high in the new facility, which is scheduled to be open in September. Officials with Parks and Recreation have told me that in addition to the chance to play in a new facility, tournament organizers like the facility's location between Topeka and Kansas City.
• If you are hoping to find your favorite book about spring or leftover Easter candy or 4-H pigs, you'll need to look somewhere other than the Lawrence Public Library this week. The library will be closed Monday through Friday for a major project to add RFID tags to the approximately 200,000 items in its collection. The RFID system will increase the speed of checkout at the new library and also should decrease the amount of time it takes library staff members to reshelve books. Library officials are noting that people who have books due during this week won't accrue any late fines if they are not returned this week, although I think you can still return them via the outdoor drop box.
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Home sales in city up by 7 percent for 2014; update on city bus hub; more numbers on Rock Chalk Park infrastructure
I spent my weekend hosting an overnight birthday party for six 11-year old boys, so I know a thing or two about being in the market for more space (You know what they say: Two's company, three's a crowd, and six is an insane asylum.)
According to the latest report from the Lawrence Board of Realtors, there were a few other space-hunters out there as well. Through February of 2014, home sales in the city are up a solid 7 percent compared with the same period a year ago.
February isn't particularly a big month for home sales, but the next several months sure are. The spring season will go a long way in determining whether Lawrence's real estate market posts a third straight year of rising sales.
It is a little too soon yet to predict whether that will be the case. While home sales are up for the year, the pace of growth does seem to be slowing some in recent months. For example, February's home sales were up just 4 percent compared with February 2013. That continues a slowdown trend that began about midyear 2013. During the first half of 2013, sales were up 29 percent over the same period a year earlier. In the second half of 2013, sales growth slowed to 6 percent. But all of this may be me just being unnecessarily jittery. (Funny how watching a golf cart loaded with six boys jumping through a ring of fire will do that to you.)
Regardless, here's a look at some other statistics from the most recent report.
— The number of active listings on the Lawrence market is down to 344, which is about 7 percent less than a year ago. That drop generally has been viewed as a positive sign that the market has heated up from where it was a few years ago. It is interesting to note that the number of newly constructed homes on the market is 45, which is up from 32 a year ago. That's a sign that builders have had more confidence in the market in recent months. Whether that confidence will be repaid is the big question for the spring season. In February, only one newly constructed home sold. That's down from six a year earlier.
— The median sale price for homes in 2014 is $149,700, down 14 percent from a year ago. But I wouldn't pay much attention to those numbers just yet. The drop likely is due to the small sample size, not a reflection that housing values are going down . The numbers, though, are probably a good indication that smaller, less expensive houses are what's selling best right now.
— The median number of days that a home sits on the market before selling is 84, which is almost unchanged from 86 a year ago.
— The number of pending contracts at the end of February was 93, down from 143 at the end of February 2013. Pending contracts are a decent indicator of what to expect in the month ahead, so this may be the one number that creates some concern for the industry. The 93 contracts, however, are still a pretty healthy number, but just not the huge number that was posted a year ago.
Bottom line: We'll just have to wait and see where all this lands. If nothing else, the golf cart has taught me that.
In other news and notes from around town:
• If you are interested in the city's transit system, mark your calendars for April 21. The city has scheduled a meeting at 6 p.m. at Fire Station No. 5, 19th and Iowa streets, to further discuss the possibility of placing a new transit center along Iowa Street.
As we reported in October, the city has an interest in vacant property near 21st and Iowa streets to use as a transit hub, which would serve as the main transfer point for bus routes in the city. The city has conducted a traffic analysis for the area, and wants to share the results of that study with neighborhood members and others at the April 21 meeting.
City commissioners likely will be asked to make a decision on the site sometime in May. The site is on the northeast corner of 21st and Iowa streets. City officials also had been interested in a site near Ninth and Iowa streets, basically behind The Merc's building. But as we reported in October, KU officials haven't been wild about that site. KU — which also will use the hub for many of its bus routes — wanted a location closer to campus. The owners of the Ninth and Iowa property also must not be wild about the idea. City officials said they recently have not been successful in setting up any discussions with the owners of the Ninth and Iowa property.
• We reported a couple of weeks ago about how construction crews are racing to get a lot of street, parking lot and other infrastructure work done at Rock Chalk Park ahead of the Kansas Relays in mid-April.
Well, the city has produced a new report on Rock Chalk Park work, and it gives a few more numbers on how the project is proceeding. Among the findings:
— At the end of December 54 percent of all the infrastructure work at the complex was complete. That is about $6.6 million of the projected $12.2 million in infrastructure costs. As it currently stands, the city is projected to pay for about $10 million of that work. Bill Self's Assists Foundation is projected to pay for up $2 million of the work. Neither Kansas University, nor the private development group that will own the property, is currently projected to pay for any of the infrastructure work.
— An update on how much infrastructure work was done at the end of February wasn't included in the report. But the report noted no infrastructure work was completed in January because of the weather.
— In February, city inspectors noticed the site wasn't complying with regulations designed to keep construction dirt and other materials out of city storm sewers. Inspectors issued a notice of violation to the project, with instructions to add appropriate sediment barriers to the site within two weeks. City staff reports the corrections were made.
— As previously reported, some cracks have shown up on the concrete parking lots and streets at the project. City staff members now have more precise numbers on that issue. After walking the entire project, about 3 percent of the panels in the parking lot have cracks and about 2 percent in the streets are cracked. The report notes that the developer will need to make repairs to the panels before the work is accepted by the city.
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Lawrence home sales continue rise in 2013, builders begin to pick up pace on new construction
Maybe 13 is a lucky number in this case. Lawrence home sales for the 13th month in a row have posted year-over-year gains, but the more striking fact is the improvement in almost every category real estate observers care about.
According to the new report from the Lawrence Board of Realtors, agents sold 102 Lawrence homes in April, a 45 percent increase over April 2012.
In a departure from past months, even newly constructed homes sold well. Builders sold 13 new homes, compared to just four in April 2012. To put the number in perspective, Lawrence builders had sold only 13 homes in the previous three months of 2013 combined.
The April numbers continue what has been a good start to 2013. For the year, 261 homes have been sold in Lawrence, up about 32 percent from 2012 totals and up 45 percent from same period in 2011. The number of newly built homes sold checks in at 26, up from 17 at this time in 2012 and 18 in 2011.
Sales of newly built homes will be a number to really keep an eye on. New home construction has more potential to boost the Lawrence economy than people simply buying and selling existing homes. That's obviously because new construction involves employing people to build and houses and develop neighborhoods.
A couple of numbers that builders will keep an eye on are the number of days a house stays on the market before it sells, and the number of homes actively listed. Both numbers showed some bullish signs in the last month.
The median days on market for a home is now at 66, down from 88 in April 2012. The number of homes on the market also has fallen to 419, down nearly 32 percent from the 613 listed in April 2012. The number of newly built homes on the market is at 29, down from 56 in April 2012 and from 63 in April 2011.
As the market has picked up, there are signs that prices have too. The median selling price on homes in 2013 stands at $167,000, up 7.8 percent from the same period in 2012. It is always tough to gauge pricing trends just from this report, but at this time last year, the Lawrence real estate market was showing signs of a real price correction. Last year, at the end of April, the median home price was down about 10.2 percent.
The new numbers certainly have put new bounce in the step of local real estate agents.
"These recent statistics reflect a dramatic shift in our local market," said John Esau, president of the Lawrence Board of Realtors.
Esau, in fact, went so far as to say he believe the market now has shifted from a buyer's market to a seller's market.
We'll see what May brings: Perhaps lucky 14.
••• There's another report out that shows Lawrence home builders are slowly starting to ramp up their production. According to a new report from the city, 17 building permits were issued in April for single-family and duplex homes.
That's the highest April number in at least five years. For all of 2013, the city has issued 59 single-family and duplex permits, which is 20 more than it issued during the same time period in 2012.
Other items from the April report include:
• For the year, the city has issued permits for $54.8 million worth of projects, up 63 percent from the same period a year ago. The $54.8 million is by far the best showing of the last five years. The average since 2009 has been about $27.5 million worth of projects.
• Apartment construction continues to be strong in Lawrence. The city has issued permits for 374 apartment units thus far in 2013. That's the highest total of the last five years. Since 2009, the average has been about 105 units.
• Apartment construction was a big part of the $19.8 million worth of permits issued in April. Camson South — one of two apartment projects just west of Wal-Mart on Sixth Street — pulled permits for a $5.5 million project that includes 88 apartments and a clubhouse. Other large projects include phase I of the Rock Chalk Park project, including construction of the track and field stadium. Lawrence-based DFC Company pulled $6 million in permits for that project. Discount Tire also pulled a $1 million permit for work on its new store at 4741 Bauer Farm Drive, just west of the new Starbucks in that area. Several of you have asked about the timeline for the new Discount Tire location, and I do have a call into the company. I'll let you know when I hear more.
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