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WORCESTER, Mass. - Bucknell's G.W. Boon totaled 16 points and six rebounds, to lead the Bison to a 72-66 victory over the Holy Cross men's basketball team to at the Hart Center. Following the game, Boon received the Martin J. O'Malley Award as the most valuable player of the Crusaders' Winter Homecoming game. Holy Cross falls to 13-12 overall and 8-2 in the Patriot League, while Bucknell improves to 6-19 on the season and 3-8 in the conference.
The Bison opened the game by making four of their first five shots to jump out to a quick 10-6 lead. The Crusaders came back with a 17-4 run over the next five minutes to go in front by nine (23-14) with 11:32 left in the first half. But Bucknell refused to go away, coming back to tie the score at 30-30 with two minutes remaining before the break. Holy Cross eventually took a slim 32-30 lead into the locker room.
Bucknell started the second half on fire, using a 14-0 run to take a 44-32 lead with 16 minutes left in the game. Boon made three consecutive three-point field goals to close out that spurt, putting the Bison in the lead for good. The Crusaders responded with a 7-0 run of their own to keep things interesting, before Bucknell built its lead up to 14 points (59-45) with 5:39 remaining. Holy Cross came back with an 11-2 spurt to stay in the game, but would get no closer than four points down the stretch. The Bison made nine of 12 free throws in the final two minutes to hold on for the win.
Sophomore guard Andrew Beinert (Floral Park, N.Y.) led the Crusaders with 18 points and three assists, while sophomore forward Andrew Keister (Galloway, N.J.) posted his third straight double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds. Senior forward Colin Cunningham (Memphis, Tenn.) added 13 points, six assists and five rebounds for Holy Cross. Bucknell's Patrick Behan totaled 23 points and eight rebounds, while Darryl Shazier had 17 points and six assists.
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DURHAM, N.H. – The 10th-ranked University of New Hampshire football team heads to Newark, Del., to take on the fifth-ranked University of Delaware in the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Division I Football Championship this Friday night, Dec. 10, at 8 p.m. The game will be televised nationally on ESPN2 HD and ESPN3.com.
The Wildcats (8-4) advanced to the quarterfinals for the sixth time in seven seasons by virtue of a 45-20 defeat of MEAC champion Bethune-Cookman on Saturday, Dec. 4, at Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium in Daytona Beach, Fla. The Blue Hens (10-2) overpowered Lehigh, the Patriot League champion, 42-20 in their second-round game Dec. 4 at Delaware Stadium.
UNH and Delaware, the No. 3 seed, both compete in the Colonial Athletic Association, but the two squads did not square off during the regular season. In fact, the teams haven't met on the gridiron since the Wildcats' 35-30 victory over the Hens on Oct. 6, 2007. New Hampshire has won the last three games in the series, while Delaware leads the all-time series 19-10, dating back to 1953. Since Sean McDonnell became head coach in 1999, UNH is 4-4 versus Delaware.
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March 23, 2010
Weekly Match Notes in PDF Format
Match #22
No. 3 Northridge (15-6, 11-6 MPSF) at Ball State (12-7, 4-4 MIVA)
Friday, March 26, 2010 - 7:30 p.m. EDT Worthen Arena (11,500) - Muncie, Ind.
Live Stats: ballstatesports.com
Match #23
No. 3 Northridge (15-6, 11-6 MPSF) at Ball State (12-7, 4-4 MIVA)
Saturday, March 27, 2010 - 7:30 p.m. EDT Worthen Arena (11,500) - Muncie, Ind.
Live Stats: ballstatesports.com
FOR STARTERS Following a 13-day break from match action, third-ranked Cal State Northridge (15-6, 11-6 MPSF) returns to the court this week as the Matadors head to Muncie, Ind. for a pair of matches at Ball State (12-7, 4-4 MIVA). Northridge, which hasn't played since sweeping No. 12 Loyola-Chicago on Mar. 13, is 9-3 on the road this season but has lost two of its last four road matches. Following the two-match set this weekend, the Matadors will return home to open up a four-match homestand against top-ranked Stanford on Apr. 2.
SERIES HISTORY The two matches this week between the Matadors and Ball State will be the 17th and 18th meetings all-time between the two schools. Northridge holds an 11-5 advantage in the series and the teams have split the last four matches. The Matadors and Cardinals last met during the 2000 season when Ball State won the opener (3-1) before Northridge took the finale (3-0) of a two-match set in Muncie, Ind. The Matadors also played in Muncie during the 1988, 1989 and 1991 seasons winning two of the three matches.
TO RECAP Freshman John Baker had a team-high 13 kills and senior Kevin McKniff served a career-high five aces leading third-ranked Cal State Northridge to a 30-26, 31-29, 30-25 win over 10th-ranked UC Santa Barbara Wednesday (Mar. 10). As a team, Northridge hit .287 (42-15-94) while Baker's 13 kills was a team-high. The freshman also had one of the Matadors' seven aces but committed eight of the teams' 15 hitting errors in the match. McKniff, who knocked down eight kills while hitting .500, had a career-best five aces and just two service errors. Senior Mike Gaudino chipped in eight kills in 16 attempts with no errors while Theo Edwards and Jacek Ratajczak each added six kills apiece. Kevin McKniff and Ratajczak then combined for 25 kills as third-ranked Cal State Northridge swept the 12th-ranked Loyola Ramblers 30-22, 30-27, 30-22 the following Saturday (Mar. 13). The Matadors (15-6) got a huge night from their middle blockers as the McKniff-Ratajczak duo combined to hit .767 with 25 kills and just two errors in 30 attempts. Ratajczak shared match-high honors with Baker as each put down 13 kills. Ratajczak hit .706 with just one error in 17 swings to go with five blocks and an ace. McKniff came through with 12 kills in 13 swings, also committing just one error, to hit an impressive .846. Baker's 13 kill came on .300 hitting and the redshirt freshman added five digs and four blocks (one solo). Setter Matt Stork had two of Northridge's five aces and his 40 assists led to the Matadors hitting .354 as a team. Libero Ali'i Keohohou reached double figures in digs for the 11th time this season as the senior dug 10 balls.
MATADORS REMAIN THIRD IN AVCA TOP-15 FOLLOWING OFF WEEK Despite being idle from match action, Cal State Northridge remained third in this week's AVCA Coaches Top-15 Poll. Northridge, which received a season-high 237 points on Feb. 1, earned 206 points this week and are ranked third for the fourth consecutive week. Stanford (13-4), which became the fourth team this season to hold down the top spot last week, remained number one as the Cardinal earned 15 of 16 first-place votes. Pepperdine (12-5) remained second earning the other first-place vote. The Matadors remained third followed by BYU (14-7) and Hawai'i (14-7). Penn State (16-4) is sixth this week followed by USC (10-9), UCLA (12-9), Long Beach State (11-10) and UC Santa Barbara (10-11). The final five spots in this week's poll are held down by UC Irvine (11-11), Loyola-Chicago (13-3), Ohio State (13-7), UC San Diego (7-14) and Lewis (13-6). Northridge has now been ranked in the AVCA Top-15 for 145 consecutive weeks. The last time the Matadors did not rank among the nation's top-15 was the first poll (Jan. 15) of the 2002 season. By earning three number one rankings this season, Northridge has spent a total of six weeks as the number one team in its history.
MCKNIFF NABS THIRD MPSF PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARD Senior middle blocker Kevin McKniff was named MPSF Player of the Week for the third time this season after leading the third-ranked Matadors to a pair of 3-0 sweeps last week. He shares this week's honor with Maurice Torres of Pepperdine. McKniff, who also earned conference Player of the Week honors on Jan. 11 and Feb. 15, becomes the second Northridge player in two seasons to earn three Player of the Week awards in the same season. Eric Vance also nabbed Player of the Week accolades three times in 2009. In matches at No. 10 UC Santa Barbara and at home against No. 12 Loyola, McKniff hit .680 (20-3-25) while averaging 3.33 kills, 1.17 blocks, and 0.83 aces, and 5.00 points per set. Against UCSB, he served a career-high five aces which ties for the most in a conference match this year. McKniff also hit a solid .500 (8-2-12) to go with two digs and one solo block. Then against No. 12 Loyola, he hit .846 (12-1-13) which was officially the second best clip in the MPSF this year (behind his own .929), also adding six blocks.
MATADORS IN THE MIDWEST Cal State Northridge has not ventured past the state of Utah since the 2008 season when the Matadors traveled to Illinois to take on Loyola and Lewis. With wins over Loyola and Lewis that season, Northridge improved to 9-3 in the Midwest since the 2000 season. The Matadors also traveled to Illinois in 2007 splitting matches with Loyola and Quincy and in 2002 when they split two matches at Quincy. Northridge has been more successful in the state of Indiana where the Matadors have won five of six matches. Northridge took a pair from IPFW in both 2005 and 2006 and split with Ball State in 2000. Since 2000, the Matadors are an impressive 69-21 (.767) in non-MPSF matches, including a perfect 4-0 record this season.
NORTHRIDGE NOTES With 11 wins in their first 17 MPSF matches, the Matadors are off to their third-best conference start since the 2003 season. Northridge's 2008 squad won 14 of its first 17 and the 2009 team won 13 of its first 17. Prior the 2008 season, the Matadors had never had a record better than 10-7 after 17 matches ... Seniors Ali'i Keohohou, Kevin McKniff and Jacek Ratajczak, along with junior Tanner Nua and sophomore Matt Stork all continue to rank among the top of the MPSF. McKniff (.495) and Ratajczak (.481) currently rank second and third in hitting percentage while Keohohou ranks fourth in the conference in digs per game (2.82). Stork also ranks fourth in assists averaging 13.26 per game and Nua is fifth in aces at 0.36 per game ... Ball State will be the first unranked team Northridge has faced since Jan. 30 when the Matadors swept Pacific in Stockton. Northridge also defeated Cal Baptist in the second match of the season. The Lancers are not ranked in the NCAA but are the top-ranked team in the NAIA.
SCOUTING BALL STATE (12-7, 4-4 MPSF) The Cardinals snapped a two-match skid with wins at George Mason (3-1) and Rutgers-Newark (3-0) last week. Freshman OH Jamion Hartley leads Ball State averaging 3.19 kpg while junior MB J.D. Gasparovic averages 2.28 kpg while hitting a team-high .411. Junior OH Lee Meyer adds 2.96 kpg for the Cardinals who are hitting .224 as a team. Ball State has played two teams from the MPSF this season, falling to UCLA (3-0) and Pepperdine (3-0). The Cardinals are 5-2 at home with wins over Grand Canyon, Carthage, George Mason, Rutgers and IPFW.
UP NEXT Following the two-match series at Ball State, the Matadors return home for their final four home matches of the regular season. Northridge will host top-ranked Stanford and Pacific the weekend of Apr. 2-3 before closing out the MPSF home schedule against UC Santa Barbara on Apr. 7. Penn State will then visit The Matadome on Apr. 10 as the Matadors honor seniors Theo Edwards, Mike Gaudino, Ali'i Keohohou, Kevin McKniff and Jacek Ratajczak prior to the match. Northridge closes the regular season at BYU on Apr. 16-17 before potentially hosting an MPSF Tournament match.


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Held in the fall of each year, Meharry's convocation opens each new academic year and celebrates the scholarly success of students and faculty.
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Sharon Richardson never anticipated that a wrong turn she made more than 10 years ago set the stage for being named Charleston County Government's 2012 Employee of the Year, the highest award given annually to the person who best represents the county's more than 2,000 employees.
A self-professed bookworm, Richardson was unfamiliar with the St. Andrew's Regional Library until she stumbled upon it while running errands one spring day in 2002. She started as a Library Assistant I in the Circulation Department that May. While there, her positive attitude, commitment and professionalism was evident based on how she interacted with customers and fellow co-workers.
In addition to her regular duties, Richardson created and maintained a Coupon Corner at the branch, which helps patrons and staff save money by sharing unused coupons with others.
Library Director Doug Henderson and County Administrator Kurt Taylor presented the honor to Richardson during the county's annual Employee Recognition reception.
"This is the first time a library employee received this countywide honor, which makes it extremely special. Library staff are committed to providing excellent customer service, and this award demonstrates that commitment," Henderson said.
As part of her nomination, St. Andrew's Regional Manager Cynthia Hurd and her Supervisor Rosemary Fludd called Richardson "a role model of professionalism" and a "valued veteran and ambassador of the branch."
Recently promoted to Library Assistant II and moved to the Otranto Road Regional Library, Richardson continues to work in circulation.
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I have been an avid contributor to this site for two years now, but the effort needed to be put in, as compared to the financial rewards on offer, really are not good enough to make it really worthwhile. I realised with some dismay, just the other day, that I have been concentrating so hard on posting new bits of things – researching them and then writing them up – that I have not written ANY new fiction during those two years, and this is no longer acceptable.
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But like an addict I keep ploughing away at it, trying to convince myself that one day that breakthrough post will get me into the fast lane, but of course it will not ever happen that way, because this is a content farm and we all just make up the numbers. That was made all too clear to me when fewer than 2% of my so-called fans and friends here could be bothered to buy my e-books – or comment on them – and I sincerely thank those who did BTW – so I have decided that being over-keen on producing meaningless posts here is not really the way forward for me as a writer.
With close on 2000 posts here, there will always be residual income – however pathetic, from them, and I will still log on daily and keep posting the odd new piece, but I have to get back to basics where my writing is concerned, and start producing more of the writing that my genuine fans want to see. My fiction has taken a back seat for too long, but going back to writing it means that those trivia posts will no longer occupy much of my time. This may mean a loss of what has been a small income in the short term, but I care little about that.
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Linuxworld: IBM and Novell to Co-market Application Server
IBM and Novell announce closer cooperation at Linuxworld Expo in San Francisco.
As a major aspect of collaboration, the two companies will be positioning the free WebSphere Application Server Community Edition (WAS CE) as a competitor to the Open Source Jboss solution. In contrast to the commercial WebSphere Application Server, WAS CE is based on the Open Source Apache Geronimo solution. Despite sharing a name, the two WebSphere Application Servers have a completely different code base. In fact the two products only share a couple of components such as the IBM Cloudsphere database server. Novell will be looking to include WAS CE with its Suse Linux Enterprise Server distribution and to provide support for the package.
IBM hopes to attract new mid-sized companies as customers thanks to the cooperation agreement, and is working on the assumption that Novell has customers on this scale. Big Blue also cooperates with WAS CE competitor Red Hat, who distributes the Jboss Application Server, although cooperation is restricted to mainframes. IBM will be launching joint marketing activities with Novell, in a similar style to joint marketing with Red Hat, to promote sales of Open Source products.
At the same time, IBM has announced that Version 2.0 of WAS CE will be released later this year. In the future WAS CE 2.0 will include standard support for the Java EE 5 development platform. IBM acquired the basic technology in May 2005 in the form of Gluecode. Right now, a free download of Application Server Version 1.1 is available: IBM also offers commercial support.
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is there a way in the editor, or in code, to change multiple lights at once? As i have a scene with quite a few points/spot lights and adjusting them one by one is a bit tedious.
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Nov 01, 2010 at 12:54 PM Atnas1010
sorry, should have mentioned. changing the colour, intensity and range.
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If you were to create 1 or more prefabs for your lights and instantiate your lights as instances of the aforementioned prefabs, assuming that you do not overwrite them locally or break the link to the prefabs, tuning the settings on the prefabs should change the settings on all of the instances of the adjusted prefabs.
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It is still early in spring training, but Diamondbacks left-handed pitcher Patrick Corbin looks to be the front-runner in the race to fill the team's fifth starter spot.
He did not hurt his chances with a four-inning performance Tuesday afternoon against the Seattle Mariners in front of 7,015 fans at the Peoria Sports Complex.
"I wasn't really tired at all, felt like I could've went a couple of more actually," he said of his longest outing of the spring thus far.
The Diamondbacks beat the Mariners, 5-4, ending a two-game losing streak.
Corbin, who earned the win and improved his spring record to 2-0, allowed one run on four hits. He struck out a pair and did not issue a walk while throwing 57 pitches, 38 for strikes.
He has a 4.50 ERA (5 ER in 10 IP) in four appearances, including two starts.
Offensively, the Diamondbacks got home runs from both Eric Hinske and Mark Teahen, each hitting their first of the Cactus League. Teahen went the other way on his three-run shot, putting the ball on the lawn in left field.
Paul Goldschmidt added an RBI single. He has hit safely in 11 straight games (.406, 13-for-32) with seven walks.
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"The three of us are all going out there, fighting for it," Corbin said of battling Tyler Skaggs and Randall Delgado for the fifth spot in the starting rotation. "You got to go out there and just pitch your game. I feel like that's what I've been doing; just going to go out there and show them what I did last year."
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The Diamondbacks (7-9-1) host the Milwaukee Brewers Wednesday, March 14. The game at Salt River Fields will start at 7:10. It's the D-backs' second Cactus League night game. Those scheduled to pitch include Randall Delgado, Charles Brewer, JJ Putz, Garrett Mock and Zeke Spruill.
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Autism Therapists in Overland Park
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Tracy Hadel
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LSCSW, LCSW
"I began my work in the field of addictions years after recovering from my own addiction to alcohol. I work with adults, adolescents, and children. I enjoy helping people recover from anxiety, depression, and social issues. I have extensive experience in anxiety, eating disorders, addictions, and austism spectrum disorders (and social skills issues). I enjoy helping children and their parents and siblings heal. Children (and all people) are strong. They can make miracles happen, especially children with autism, aspergers, and PDD. If you treat the child with autism (and all children)early and intensely, their life will be forever changed.
(913) 937-0723
Sarah Dettmer
Counselor, MSEd, MS, LPC, LCPC
"Change is an inevitable part of life. Transitions are as natural as night and day. In nature we observe times when things move slowly without visable change - and then suddenly acceleration occurs followed by a transformation. I am a therapist/professional counselor who works with individuals ranging from childhood through late adulthood, couples, and families to assist them in finding personal growth, and work confidently through the natural transitions life brings. I recognize each client as unique and direct my counseling to the whole person; which attends to the body, mind, and spirit of each.
(913) 667-7134
Overland Park, Kansas 66212
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Adam Joseph Clement
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
"I am a systemically trained, collaborative marriage and family therapist with experience working with individuals, families, and couples. I am passionate about working with clients to identify, foster, and implement their inherent strengths to address the presenting issues. I have worked with children, adolescents, and adults through a variety of presenting problems including anxiety, depression, divorce, step-families, life transitions, grief, infidelity, and marital issues to name a few.
(913) 225-7633
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Kate Z Miles
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LMSW, CCTP
""Survive, Grow and Thrive: Tapping into your Internal Light of Strength Through Growth and Renewal". Using various mental health perspectives, utilizing specific techniques to create the best approach for you, therapy involves a partnership for transitioning through obstacles interfering with your ability to thrive in life and create growth. Therapy includes a spirit of openness, acceptance and genuine support around life experiences. I provide a trusting and respectful environment where self-exploration and personal discovery can safely take place. Through a warm, empathetic, and safe environment, you can strengthen insight and awareness, discover deeper meaning, and learn to attend to your feelings, thoughts and behaviors.
(913) 735-1387
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Fred L Mayfield
Counselor, PHD, LCPC, LCMFT
"I am grateful to have been a part of helping so many individuals, couples, and blending families resolve their issues over the past 25 years. While the experience has honed my therapy skills, each new person or relationship is unique and requires exploring solutions that fit their personality.
(913) 667-7149
Overland Park, Kansas 66211
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Audra Bell
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LSCSW, LCSW
"Comfortable, Professional, Experienced. I work with anxiety, depression, family conflict, mood disorders, and infertility. I have over 17 years experience in mental heaIth in a variety of settings and an education from top-rated schools in the nation. I gear my counseling practice to fit the individual client's needs and work with each client as a team to find a good direction quickly. I work with adults, couples and families.
(913) 396-6786
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Susan C Lieberman
Psychologist, MN, PHD
"I use behavioral and cognitive behavioral therapies in a respectful, non-judgmental environment.
(913) 667-2713
Overland Park, Kansas 66212
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Karen M Jordan
Psychologist, PhD, LP
"I specialize in psychological assessment, including assessment of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and learning disabilities, such as dyslexia, problems with math, and problems with writing. I also specialize in the assessment of gifted children. I provide assessments for many other types of behavioral and emotional concerns. I also provide evaluations to assess for giftedness, kindergarten readiness, and developmental delays. I conduct testing necessary for private school admissions and for accommodations on standardized tests (SAT, ACT, LSAT, etc) and in higher education settings. I work with clients of all ages, from young children to adults.
(913) 647-7990
Overland Park, Kansas 66209
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Gary A Armour
Marriage & Family Therapist, MDiv, LCMFT
"Relationships in trouble, infidelity, affairs, broken promises, broken dreams, conflicts in families, abusive relationships, addictions, parent/child concerns, grief and loss: These and many other painful experiences are a part of the concerns I may address with you in the counseling setting. My focus will be how you may heal your relationship. As a Clinical Marriage and Family Therapist, I will work with you to identify the source of your pain, and lead you through a process of healing. Included in the counseling process will be hope, help and establishing a secure base for your life and a "new normal".
(913) 752-9842
Overland Park, Kansas 66221
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George Turner
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, PhD, LCSW, LSCSW
"Acknowledged as one of the metros leading mental health professionals, Dr. Turner is a certified sex therapist and a licensed clinical social worker both in Kansas and Missouri and he is an Associate Professor of Practice at KU.Clients have described Dr. Turner as a "phenomenal life coach and stimulating guide". In addition to speaking on topics like intersexuality at Children's Mercy Hospital and patient sexual wellness to KU's urology, OBGYN and psychiatry departments he has been asked to speak to groups such as, the Rhode Island Department of Mental Health.
(816) 607-4880
Overland Park, Kansas 66062
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Harriet H Barrish
Psychologist, PhD
"I love what I do and care about the people I assist. I think I am privileged to be in a helping profession. My psychological services often focus on skill training and coping or management strategies for children, parents, adolescents, college students or young adults, and adult women. While I have worked with a variety of presenting problems, I especially like to assist people with anxiety, OCD, depression, self-esteem, parenting and ADHD issues.
(913) 732-4506
Office is near:Overland Park, Kansas 66211
"Therapy is a process which affirms life and growth and a better version of ourselves. To be a therapist grants the privilege of aiding in that process. I am a seasoned therapist with a diverse clientele and very broad and deep clinical experience. I seek to join with clients in ways that are not only effective but which take into account the specific person or relationship,situation and need. I invite you to call if you would like to know more about my practice or schedule an appointment.
(913) 686-6509
Office is near:Overland Park, Kansas 66210
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Ben Taussig
Counselor, LCPC, NCC
"Life can often feel overwhelming. At times that feeling seems to be more than we can handle on our own. These times can be really difficult to navigate alone. When relationships that we count on fall apart, emotions get out of control, and our strategies for just feeling okay seem to do us more harm than good, reaching out to someone like me can be a powerful first step in getting things back under control.
(913) 608-8569
Office is near:Overland Park, Kansas 66212
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Teresa Sciara
Counselor, MA, LPC
"Are you struggling with a situation that is dominating your life and causing you pain? Do you feel stuck and searching for answers? Perhaps you are concerned about your child's emotions or behavior and need support and tools to bring balance to your family's life. I believe it is a privilege to partner with you on your journey to healing, where I am committed to provide you with a safe and warm environment that is accepting and non-judgmental.
(913) 674-5365
Office is near:Overland Park, Kansas 66212
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Marilyn R. Brown
Marriage & Family Therapist, LCMFT
"I have a relaxed style in session, helping the client feel comfortable and at ease. I believe that all people have strengths that can be used to reconstruct new directions for their lives. I use many creative means especially with children to engage their right hemisphere, for relaxation and help in telling their stories and writing new ones. I work with several theory bases, depending on the circumstance. I believe that relationships contribute to mood disorders, and enhanced techniques , whether it be in parenting or couple or family of origin issues, can help improve not only relational interactions but mood.
(913) 624-3902
Office is near:Overland Park, Kansas 66209
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Vanessa Knight
Counselor, LCPC, NCC, CCMHC
"Co-owner and president of Secure Counseling Clinic, LLC, Vanessa has lived in the local area for over 10 years with her husband, two children, and three Labradors. Vanessa helps couples, as well as parents and children, to bond with each other. She helps clients experiencing relationship difficulties, and treats clients who are experiencing pain due to a life circumstances. She works primarily with married and unmarried couples, adult individuals, and families; children 10 and up may be seen individually; children <10 are treated mostly through parent consultation and family sessions to promote the attachment bond between parent and child.
(913) 735-4899
Office is near:Overland Park, Kansas 66207
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Emily D Warnes
Psychologist, PhD, ABPP
"I love my work with children, adolescents, and families. It is a privlege to provide a supportive and caring environment for families to share the challenges they are facing. I provide psychological assessment and evaluations for diagnostic questions (e.g., ADHD, learning, cognitive), as well as individual cognitive behavioral therapy and parental coaching for emotional and behavioral concerns. I work with children and families to help develop effective and practical tools they can take home and use to manage the concerns they are dealing with in their lives.
(913) 440-4369
Office is near:Overland Park, Kansas 66210
"Secure Counseling Clinic, LLC is for men, women, couples, and families, as well as special therapy treatments for children and teens. Clinicians are available for appointments daytimes and evenings, weekdays and Saturdays. Your board-certified, professional counselor will use training in neurological, psychological and emotional issues to help you in a quiet, confidential office. Located at College and Nall in Leawood, KS, near the Overland Park Convention Center and Town Center Plaza, we serve clients from all walks of life with a wide range of presenting issues. We believe that all human beings deserve to feel secure.
(913) 735-3384
Office is near:Overland Park, Kansas 66207
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Aaron Mitchum
Counselor, MA, LPC
"I believe in the resilience of people and am passionate about working with individuals, couples and families. I utilizes Attachment Theory, Systems Theory and Psychodynamic Theory in my counseling and don't believe in slapping diagnostic labels on people but rather in hearing and trying to understanding their unique story. It's important that you and your partner or family feel heard and experience your needs being cared for.
(913) 937-8430
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Sherry Mitchell
Counselor, MA, LCPC
"If your loving relationship needs some changes, perhaps spicing things up a bit, please allow me the opportunity to work with you. I have been married to the same man for 50 years and I understand how to add more excitement to a relationship. Being able to communicate your needs to one another is very important. Learn to trust and share intimately.
(913) 937-9729
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If you're looking for help with autism in Overland Park or for an Overland Park autism Therapist these professionals provide autism help, autism therapy, autism counseling, autism treatment and therapy for autism. They include autism Therapists, autism psychologists, autism psychotherapists and autism counselors. A Therapist can help with diagnosis on the autism spectrum or aspergers in Overland Park. The professionals work with autism in children or children with autism, autism in adolescents or adolescents with autism and autism in adults or adults with autism.
Overland Park Therapists work with autism behaviors in Overland Park and autism disorder and follow autism research. These professionals can provide autism support or connect you to an autism network or support group or to autism training. Finally, Therapists provide support for parents of autistic children in Overland Park or autistic kids and direct you to local autism resources.
How can I tell if a therapist is right for me?
Therapists in Overland Park have broad skills and are able to work with a wide range of issues.
For example, if you're seeking a marriage counselor in Overland Park you'll find that most therapists are trained in marriage counseling or couples counseling in Overland Park and couples therapy. And they welcome families for family counseling in Overland Park or family therapy in Overland Park.


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"This is a tall, lopsided old-fashioned family favorite. Dried fruit is soaked and spiced to make the filling. The cake layers are baked on top of the round cake pans, not inside. Make sure the dough is well chilled. Any type of dried fruit may be used. We love apple!"
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2 (6 ounce) packages
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salt to taste
Fantastic! I am SO tired of seeing stack cake recipes that aren't true stack cakes! This one has it all, thin layers and great filling ideas. I tried it with apples and currants but as Jeanie says I'm sure most any combination would be great. I'm thinking about throwing in some mango or apricot in the next one. Easy to make but rather unfamiliar (baking on instead of in a cake pan?) to many cooks/bakers.
Thank you so----so much for this recipe. I have looked for many years for this one. My grandmother use to make it all the time but never handed down the recipe, she kept it tucked away in her head. I tried to bake it once from my childhood memories of watcher her make it but it was a disaster. So thank you for MY CHRISTMAS PRESENT THIS YEAR.
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We were blown away when we spotted the first portable USB monitor, the MMT FieldMonitor Pro, at CES 2011. Finally, we could take a second screen with us on the road! Throughout 2011, we saw several competing products from the likes of Toshiba, AOC and Lenovo, but since we spotted the MTM Monitor2Go at CES 2012 (pictured), we haven't seen anything new in this space. We hope to see more and better portable monitors at CES 2013, perhaps with full HD screens this time.
With the launch of Windows 8, touch screens and higher resolution screens have become more important. Yet, when you go to buy an external monitor these days, very few have touch and it's very difficult to find one with a higher-than-HD resolution. We expect at least one of the major screen vendors -- Dell, ASUS, Viewsonic, Acer, HP or LG -- to step up with touch support and screens that offer retina-like displays.
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has complicated light effects or diffuse light that seems almost prismatic I
can't help but think of that adulterated line of poetry.
The artist's
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sensitivity to how light reflects off of and spreads out onto the white
reflective surface. The diffuse light changes color as it pools over different
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Dell unveils their new UltraSharp 32, a 32-inch 4K display that will arrive later this year
I'm still looking forward to unboxing my first 4K, or Ultra HD, display, but until then I can only dream. But, during SIGGRAPH this week, Dell unveiled their new UltraSharp 32.
Dell's UltraSharp 32 is a 32-inch 4K-capable display that features an IGZO-based 3840x2160 display. Beautiful. Dell has opted for an aluminum stand, which replaces their usual plastic-based stand in previous models. The usual height adjustment is at play, and the UltraSharp 32 is jam-packed full of display inputs.
We have miniDisplayPort ports, HDMI, a built-in USB hub and an SD card reader. Dell haven't told us how much we can expect it to suck from our bank accounts just yet, but we should all prepare for Q4 of this year, just in time for the holidays.
Samsung to launch their 55-inch curved OLED TV in the US this week, close your eyes and hand over $15,000
If you've got a spare $15,000 laying around, and let's face it, who hasn't these days* then you should consider buying Samsung's 55-inch curved OLED TV that is set to launch in the US this week.
The South Korean electronics giant are set to send the 55-inch curved OLED HDTV to "select dealers" in the United States this week. One of which will be New York-based Value Electronics, who says their shipment is already on its way. Prepare your credit cards, folks, because $15,000 for a single TV is quite insane.
*ultimate form of sarcasm.
LG shows off super thin display, could it make its way to the Optimus G2?
LG has been one of the leading innovators of flat-panel display technology since their inception and now the company has just put everyone else to shame by unveiling the world's slimmest full HD panel for handsets.
The display panel measures that just a mere 2.2 mm thick with an unbelievably small 2.3 mm bezel and overall size of 5.2 inches diagonal. This display has conveniently surfaced just in time for LG's upcoming Optimus G2, which looks to be sporting a micro thin bezel in all of the leaked images we have seen.
The display features a full HD 1920x1080 pixel resolution, and LG says that the display is poised to provide excellent visibility under strong sunlight conditions. The new display is designed around LG's Advanced One-Glass-Solution technology.
ASUS' PQ321Q 31.5-inch 4K monitor goes up for pre-order
Something I loved at Computex this year was ASUS' 31.5-inch 4K monitor, the PQ321Q. We even thought it was so good that we gave it our 'Best of Computex 2013' award for best gadget. It is priced at $3,499 but features the pixel-crushing 3840x2160 resolution, blowing most displays out of the water for screen real estate.
ASUS' PQ321Q features a 140PPI pixel density, and uses Sharp's IGZO technology, or Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide. IGZO have some great benefits, such as higher image quality compared to normal LCD's, all while using less power. IGZO also has each transistor in the display be made smaller, which allows for higher pixel density, and thinner screens.
The ASUS PQ321Q is 35mm thick at its deepest point, not counting the stand, which ASUS say is the thinnest wallmountable 4K display on the market. We have a 176-degree viewing angle, 10-bit color depth, 350 cd/m2 brightness rating, 8ms GTG response time and built-in speakers. DisplayPort and HDMI are on the PQ321Q for connectivity.
Continue reading 'ASUS' PQ321Q 31.5-inch 4K monitor goes up for pre-order' (full post)
Toshiba to unleash their Ultra HD sets in August, 58-inch 4K will cost $4,999
Toshiba showed off their Ultra HD TV's back at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) earlier this year, promising we'd see them in the summer. Well, Toshiba are back, unveiling their new 4K TV's for an August launch.
Toshiba will start with the 58-inch model, which will retail for $4,999 with the 65-inch model bumping the price up to $6,999. If you're wanting the biggest and baddest one, the 84-inch 4K-capable TV from Toshiba will set you back $16,999. All three 4K screens will include Toshiba's Resolution Restoration, which upscales content of non-4K content so that it looks better on the higher resolution TV.
The company's line of 4K screens are powered by CEVO 4K Quad+Dual Core Processors, with Surface Brilliance Enhancement and Color Gamut Enhancement. 240Hz refresh will be on offer using ClearScan with the sets also boasting Color and Depth Adaptive Resolution+ which will provide better images and colors on the TV.
Sharp show off the world's first THX-certified 4K-capable TV
I really want an Ultra HD TV and Sharp may have just unveiled something I might truly be interested in. A THX-certified, 70-inch 4K display that costs $8,000. This is a lot, especially compared to Seiki sets, but THX certification isn't just handed out to any device.
Sharp says that this new device will arrive in mid-August, and wdill include four HDMI inputs that accept native 4K, two USB ports, an SD card reader and it will all arrive in a beautiful ultra-thin frame that allows the 70-inch beast to take up the same space as a normal 65-inch set.
Seiki is back, this time with a 39-inch 4K screen for just $699
Just a couple of months ago Seiki reached headlines across the Internet by offering a 50-inch 4K TV for just $1299, but now they're back with an even better deal.
How does a 39-inch 4K TV for $699 sound? Oh, you've already taken to Google to find out where to get it and haven't read anymore? This TV is really just a 1080p, 120Hz-capable TV that just so happens to handle 4K content, too. The company are also promising a 65-inch 4K TV in the fall, for those who want something bigger, and better.
Apple's Thunderbolt display stock runs short at third-party retailers, could we be seeing an updated model soon?
Apple product stock at third-party retailers typically dwindles ahead of a refresh, though it's not such a good indicator when dealing with a low-volume product such as Apple's Thunderbolt displays. However, it's somewhat likely that Apple will unveil an updated Thunderbolt display alongside the updated MacPro when it launches later this year.
According to a report by MacTrast, supply is running short at various third-party retailers. One retailer even said that Apple is no longer allowing them to purchase new stock, which would strongly indicate an updated model. With plenty of 4K talk during WWDC, it's pretty likely that a new Thunderbolt display would feature a 4K resolution.
While this is no guarantee of a new model, it seems quite likely that there will be a new model coming this fall. We'll be sure to keep an eye out for any rumors or news relating to a new Thunderbolt display from Apple.
Sony Australia announce pricing for new 4K displays
Sony Australia have today announced the local pricing for two new LCD models which join the growing range of 4K resolution displays.
Whilst the previously released 84" X9000 series Bravia retains its wallet busting $24999 price tag, the new, smaller models come in at a far more affordable (in comparison) price range. The 55" X9000 series Bravia will retail at $5999 and the larger 65" X9000 model will retail at $8999 when they go on sale in the next few weeks.
Sony are also offering a pack of eight Sony Pictures "Mastered in 4K" Blu-ray titles to 4K Bravia purchasers, consisting of the following titles: Angels & Demons, Battle: Los Angeles, Ghostbusters, The Karate Kid (2010), The Amazing Spider-Man, Spiderman, The Other Guys and Total Recall (2012).
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Sapphire have a crazy insane 18-monitor setup running from three GPU's at Computex
Computex Taipei 2013 - Ok, so here I was at Computex thinking that I saw it all with a few multi-monitor setups, but we walked into the Sapphire room at Computex and they had a mind- and wallet-blowing 18-monitor setup.
The 18 monitors were running from three FirePro W9000 graphics cards, and it truly is a sight to behold. Seeing that many monitors setup together running from a single system was glorious, and makes me jealous of it. How do you think gaming would be on that many monitors? It would be hard, but it would look truly incredible and you'd probably get 3 FPS, too.


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Reports yesterday suggested that the 30-year-old striker does not believes Moyes was the right man to replace Sir Alex Ferguson.
But Van Persie insists that he is happy working with Moyes.
"Its great working with the new manager David Moyes. He has his own style and methods and I like these," he told De Telegraaf.
"We are working very hard from the day we started our tour to Asia and Australia. This will result in good matches, that's for sure. There is a very good atmosphere at the club.
"I'm happy with the style of Moyes. He does his own training sessions, he's close with the players and prepares us with his staff very well for the nex topponent. That keeps us in shape. Luckily, because the title of last year gave us hunger for more."


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Talk about the Washington Redskins here. Do you bleed burgundy and gold?
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the weather's a little crazy down there in MI as well
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the weather's a little crazy down there in MI as well
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rg3togarcon wrote:Williams surprised me this year. He coulda been better but he also got left to dry a lot with the play of our CBs and the lack of safety help with Doughty and Gomes.
Suprised you how? I hope it was a shock of how pathetic he was. He's the safety, CB's don't hang him out to dry, he hangs them out to dry. He was utterly terrible. CB's don't cause a FS to take terrible angles or misplay passes.
And with what money would be paying Mike Wallace? lol That's not gonna happen. Josh was still unhealthy from his stint with the 49ers. I think you'll get that "explosion" back with him being healthy this coming year.
Hankerson due to injury and the lockout has never had a full offseason. We'll see if this helps him with his route running. Which would help with "explosion". And FYI Hankerson had the best percentage on the team in regards to number of passes dropped...
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Haha Williams surprised me bc my brother is a big Vikings fan so I knew how terrible he was. I was only dreaming with Wallace. It'd be nice to try and trade someone to get some money, but we don't really have anyone with much trade value that we don't need. I have high hopes for Hank. I'm a big fan of him. Liked him in college. Our receivers has a whole are good, they just gotta stay healthy and not throw the ball at other players in order for us to win. Lol


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The Winfield Marching Generals left for band camp on Aug. 2. We spent an amazing week at Camp Ceaser in rural Webster County.
When we left, we had no idea of how eventful the week would be. The whole band agreed there was nothing extraordinary about our group of individuals. However, when we started plotting our charts for this year's show, we were proved wrong. The field show came together with remarkable speed for a high school-level band.
On Monday, we continued our impressive rate of progress while we finished plotting the field show that morning. We took a break from the field plotting to work on the music for several hours. After some freetime and dinner, we resumed practice until bedtime.
On Tuesday, we started having problems with the field show. One member of the band had quit just before we left for camp. This caused uneven spacing in many of our charts, setting us back a bit in our progress. However, we got lucky when someone wanting to join the band called, filling the hole that had been causing us problems.
After finishing our practice, we enjoyed more freetime and played softball. One of my pals, Carlton Harington, said the game was "intense." James Marino described it as intense as well.
"The game kept flipping back and forth," he said. "One second you'd be winning, then the next second the other team was in the lead."
On Wednesday, our new band member arrived. She was pretty cool. Almost instantly she became friends with many of the other members. Other then some slight difficulties, we fit her into the forms with ease.
We also started adding music to our marching on Wednesday. Usually, the first few times a band does this, it ends up a catastrophe, but we managed to get a better grip on it than we expected. Our director, Mr. Geary Jack, seemed quite pleased with the way camp was going and said, "This is the most talented group I've seen in all my years of marching."
On Thursday, one of my friends left band camp due to family issues. Everyone was so depressed that Mr. Jack canceled practice for that morning. We didn't resume until the evening. After our practice, we had a talent show.
The talent show was a pleasant break from the day's events. The acts included a group of three singers, a xylophone exhibition and singing act I performed. The overall winner of the night was Ashley Penny, who did a phenomenal vocalization.
On Friday, we had to work twice as hard as any other day. We had to make up for our lack of work on the previous day. All day we pushed the clock to get everything done. We managed to finish everything through great effort. After evening practice, we had a dance scheduled.
I went back to the cabin to get ready. Five minutes later, I heard shouts and found I was the only person in my cabin, and there were bears outside. I kept calm, even though I was a little nervous. Somehow, a freshman guy who didn't know about the bear wandered into the cabin. As soon as he learned what was going on, he was scared out his wits.
We stayed trapped inside for about 45 minutes until we were joined by camp counselor Chris Itson. He led us out of the cabin, where we were met by a lot of our friends that said they had spotted another bear in another area of the camp. Mr. Jack told them to return to their cabins until the coast was clear.
We hung out in the cabins until we heard yet another bear had been sighted. Everyone gathered in one building in the center of the camp.
Finally, after a long night, we went to sleep for a couple of hours before leaving in the morning. We arrived back at Winfield High School at approximately 1 p.m. on Aug. 8. Everyone was happy to be home.
Zack Posey is a member of the Winfield High School Marching Generals and a periodic contributor to the Putnam Herald.
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Public Speech 'Too Soon' for Kelly Preston
Preston was set to participate in a panel on grief at the annual event hosted by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and First Lady Maria Shriver.
Preston and Travolta, have kept low profiles since their 16-year-old son, Jett, died in January during a family vacation in the Bahamas. The teenager died of a seizure after years of poor health.
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- Monday 31 AugustBy Kat Faichney
As a new mother I can't even imagine the pain of losing a child. One of the good things about this country is supposed to be religous freedom. We are all free to believe what we choose to, and nobody has the right to ridicule someone for their personal beliefs. If you believe Jesus Christ is your Lord and Savior and that brings happiness and joy into your life than I am happy for you,but that doesn't give you the right to belittle those of us who may not. I would think that the death of a child is something that transcends religion,but i guess not it face of small minded people. How sad for you.
- Monday 31 August
As soon as I saw Kelly. Prestons picture I started to cry. I can so relate to her still keeping to herself and her family. Our 21 year old daughter was struck down by a drunk driver in July of '08 and it's been a tough year where it's a struggle just to go on your daily life for your children. l Kelly would have been out there in the public knowing people will be watching her. It's way to soon. My prayers are for her and her family.
- Monday 31 AugustBy david taylor
Being rich doesn't make them hurt any less. Their jobs are a blessing, and she shouldn't have to speak if she isn't ready. I am sure she wants to be able to give the best help she can to others in that situation, but until she is ready she wouldn't be able to help someone the way she would like to. Money can't bring back her son. What I wish I could do is give them both a hug, and let them know that they are being prayed for by my family, who has experienced this kind of loss, so we understand their pain, and that it never fully goes away. You are reminded everytime their birthday passes- or Christmas when you can't give them a gift, or you hear their favorite song, and the list goes on. So why don't those of you who can't offer them comfort-just keep your comments to yourself. No one really wants to hear what you have to say!
- Monday 31 AugustBy bgs
He was not on Depakote. His parents had taken him off of it. It is supposed to help with seizures in kids like this. They decided to take him off of the drug.
- Monday 31 AugustBy Lori
I have lost two children to Walker-Warburg syndrome. My daughter was one and my son was three months and a week. It hurt deep but I know I will see them again. I still think about them every day but the knowledge that I will see them again makes me excited. I often wonder what they would be like as adults but that too I will know. I was very blessed that people were kind to me. Many people have different religious beliefs. Some feel that religion in a crutch for the weak. Truth is truth no matter if you believe it or not. Jett's spirit lives on and he and his parents will be reunited. I wish with all my heart John and Kelly could feel that comfort.
- Monday 31 AugustBy Mama Lyzerd
I have been through this myself and know that a parent NEVER gets over the death of their child. I wish the press would give the Travoltas the respect they deserve and stop stating that they're "still mourning". They will for a long time.
- Monday 31 AugustBy Judy
I'm with her, for me if it happened to me I would never be ready. This happened to two friends of mine both with young lost sons. Both still having nervous breakdowns at different times, they just can't cope.
Each deal as they must.
I enjoyed John Travolta his whole career, good people.
God Bless the Family.
- Monday 31 AugustBy aduh
You get through most days trying not to think about it because it seems so surreal.Then the truth becomes so overwhelming you can't help but cry.
- Monday 31 AugustBy Judy
Can you please tell me why thoughtless, crude,heartless posts are allowed, by those without morals or soul?
- Monday 31 AugustBy karenlj
I have lost a 10 year old son, I know the pain. Eventually you get through it but you never get over it. It is too soon. A year isn't even enough. My son died many years ago and while I can talk about him without crying now he is now and always will be foremost in my thoughts every day.
Barbara Winstead, whoever said that to you is no friend. But by the grace of God there go they.
You and the Travolta's are in my prayers.
Karen Judd
- Monday 31 AugustBy Janis
Your an ASS!
- Monday 31 AugustBy Jo Campbell
One NEVER "gets over" the loss of a child. You live with this loss for the rest of your life. I lost my 33 year old son five years ago and I still cry everyday....These are silent tears, for I don't want to upset others. If you haven't gone through this, and God forbid that you ever will, then don't judge people who forever mourn.
- Wednesday 02 SeptemberBy enlightened
How incredibly arrogant and ignorant of you. John and Kelly lost a child; and until you loose one you will never know the pain and grief they are suffering, so in the meantime, keep your piehole shut and your sick sad comments to yourself.
The beauty and wonder of God is that he has room for Scientologists and ignorant people like you in heaven. Because Jett was so innocent and pure he has a beautiful place amongst God and his angels. The Travolta's will always have brokenheart's and if you had any compassion in you, you'd pray for them and not condem them. Better yet, I hope you don't have to ever feel their pain, becasue it will be lonely and unbearable because you have no God in your life, obviously!!!!
- Monday 31 AugustBy Chloe's Mama
I too, have lost a child, my only daughter. Just a word for those who say, 'I don't think I could survive the loss of one of my children': The reality is NO ONE feels they can survive such a thing. Those of us who have lost a child are not stronger than you--we have simply been thrust into the unimaginable agony against our wills. It is a pain for which there is no remedy; one does not get over it--one simply tries to find a way to live with it, burning in the heart every day, forever.
- Monday 31 AugustBy riverdew149
So sorry for their loss. Two really good people who seem to truly embrace their family. I hope that they are all able to recover and find peace.
- Monday 31 AugustBy rene mojeske
Ok brainslug............. now I know why you call yourself that...your a sug with no brain/// someone looses a child and all you can say is ( maybe the son turned protestant and that John Trovolta is an ASS. How rude of you. I am a christian and surly don't go around bashing other religions or people, but today your do deserve the bashing award....
- Monday 31 August
Didn't your Mother ever tell you that if you can't say something nice about someone, that don't say anything at all.........may others be kinder to your heart than you are to their's
- Monday 31 AugustBy LRH
Kelly & John, It's not too late to embrace a real church family, not the Scientology mumbo jumbo, and let them help you heal.
- Monday 31 AugustBy Brenda
Thank you Donna for your comment. I am also a Christian and I agree....God loves us ALL. No matter WHAT we believe. And THIS IS NOT FUNNY TO GOD. Thank God I have NOT had the pain of loosing a child. And I pray for those who have. I sure wouldnt want a "non believer" coming up to me in a time like this telling me they "believed" my child was just "worm food". So why would ANYONE think it was ok to tell ANYONE their child went to hell BECAUSE they didnt believe in God.
THIS is the kind of behaviour that turns people off to "our way of belief" because of the way SOME present it.
I mean come on....what kind of sense does it make to tell a parent their child went to hell because of their non belief.....so THEY should accept Christ or THEY will end up in hell with them?
THAT makes ABSOLUTELY no sense!!!
LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE....THAT is what God expects from us who choose to believe and love Him. NOT JUDGEMENT!!! Even towards those who choose NOT to believe. Christ's sacrifice was for ALL.....NOT just those who believe it!
- Monday 31 AugustBy kitty
How is the world can you be so freaking cold hearted!?! Are you just jealous they are able to have nannies and such, or is it just you are evil? A great deal of financially secure couples have nannies and it doesn't mean they don't care about their children. Your comment is by far so uncalled for and dear your stupidity is showing! I feel deep smyphathy so ANYONE famous not famous losing a child. That has to be so tragic and leave a huge hole in your heart. Jett was only a child and doesn't deserve to be talked about he has passed an deserves respect period!
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Tucker struggles in win over Browns
Harbaugh is 'wait and see' on Rice's injury
Defense may need to carry team
Browns shut down by Smith, Jones
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Flacco's wife gives birth before game
Justin Tucker talked during the off-season about possibly having a perfect season this year. After all, he went 32-for-35 last year in the regular season en route to the Super Bowl title.
But that won't be happening this year as Tucker missed twice in the first half for the Ravens in their 14-6 victory over the Browns on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium.
Tucker pushed kicks from 50 and 44 yards wide right as the Browns blanked the Ravens in the first half and took a 6-0 lead at the break. But the Ravens rallied two score 14 unanswered points in the second half and beat the Browns.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh said Tucker might have tried too hard to analyze the wind blowing during his kicks.
"He studied it, but it was moving around a bit, and I think he overthought it a little bit," Harbaugh said. "Instead of just knocking it through the cross-wind, it was one way, and then it was the other way, you just try to guide it sometimes. I think he was trying to guide it through the win rather than knocking it through the wind. He didn't follow through with his usual assuredness there."
The ironic part of this game is that Billy Cundiff came up big for the Browns-- the kicker who Tucker beat out in 2012.
Cundiff, who got a bunch of boos when trying to kick his first field goal, went 2-for-2. He hit an early field goal from 21 yards and then added a 51-yard shot with two seconds left in the half for that 6-0 lead. Some fans were apparently still a little mad at what happened at the AFC title game in New England at the end of the 2011 season, but Cundiff did his job.
Tucker now will try to bounce back as the Ravens look to get in sync on offense in the first part of this 2013 season.


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Feb. 28: Hidden Histories: Rice and Liberty: The Stono Rebellion at Caw Caw Interpretive Center. 2-4 p.m. Examine the legacy and impact of one of the largest and most successful African-led uprisings in North America, the Stono Rebellion. A registered and paid chaperon is required for participants ages 15 and under. Age: 9 & up. Fee: $9/$7 CCR Discount. Pre-registration is required.
Feb. 28: Caw Caw Photography Series: Sunset Session at Caw Caw Interpretive Center. 4:30-6:30 p.m. A registered and paid chaperon is required for participants ages 15 and under. Age: 12 & up. Fee: $9/$7 CCR Discount. Pre-registration is required.
Feb. 28: Coastal Navigation Clinics: Level 2 at CCPRC Headquarters. 6-8 p.m. Learn more advanced navigational skills. Level 1 Coastal Navigation skills are a prerequisite. Age: 16 & up. Fee: $18/$15 CCR Discount. Pre-registration is required.
March 2, 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23, 27, 30: Early Morning Bird Walks at Caw Caw Interpretive Center. 8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Walk-in registrations are welcome. A chaperon is required for participants ages 15 and under. Fee: $5/Free for Gold Pass Holders.
March 2: Family Outdoor Adventure Sampler: Archery at James Island County Park. 9-11 a.m. Learn new skills and enjoy the outdoors as a family. A registered and paid chaperon is required for participants ages 15 and under. Age: 10 & up. Fee: $12/$10 CCR Discount. Pre-registration required.
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An excited crowd is gathered together, watching the two smiling faces on the stage. A shiny raffle ticket drum spins and slowly comes to a stop. One of the announcers reaches in and pulls out a ticket. THE winning ticket. Whose name will they call?
To raffle ticket holders and everyone at the drawing event, a raffle's success is in the winning ticket. However, behind the scenes, for the organization putting on the raffle, it is defined much differently.
A successful raffle fundraiser—
- Complies with state and local gambling regulations
- Meets the fundraising goal with the net ticket proceeds
Just two keys to a successful raffle? Yes, but of course the devil is in the details as they say!
To cover the first key, complying with state and local gambling regulations, first check with state raffle laws. There's no one US federal law that applies the same regulations to the entire country. Raffle regulations, like other forms of gambling, are controlled by the states.
Raffle Secrets has an entire chapter on legal issues. It includes a checklist to use when contacting the state attorney general, how to write the raffle guidelines, and ideas for getting help with planning your raffle. Beyond contacting your governing authorities, many of the legal questions can be answered in step one in this book.
Beyond making sure that it's legal, the most important aspect of having a successful raffle is that it meets the fundraising goal with the net ticket proceeds.
Five essential elements for a successful raffle fundraiser
While it may seem like selling tickets and selecting a winner are the obvious parts of a raffle fundraiser, there are other key aspects to consider. These five elements are critical to the success of a raffle fundraiser—
- Ticket sales. Your fundraising goal is the net proceeds from ticket sales. Balance your ticket price and the quantity of tickets to be sold with the costs of services, administrative costs, and advertising to make sure you can meet your goals.
- A desirable prize or prizes. Be sure to select a prize or prizes that your audience would be excited about winning. Whether large or small, stick to prizes with a universal appeal.
- An audience who is willing and able to buy tickets. Obviously, your raffle will be a failure if no one buys your tickets. Like with any other fundraiser, take a good look at your audience. Be sure your audience approves of this type of gambling, has money to spend, and can afford your ticket price.
- Staff and volunteers to sell the tickets. Ticket sales drive the raffle, so be sure you have enough willing people to sell the amount of tickets needed to meet your fundraising goal in time for the event.
- A location for the ticket draw event. A raffle ticket drawing can be its own event, but you can combine promotion efforts and venue expenses by making the drawing part of an annual gala or dinner, the county fair, or other regularly scheduled community event. Having these extra people in attendance may increase last minute ticket sales, and a public drawing held in front of a larger audience will diminish doubts that the winner was fairly drawn.
Each of these are absolutely essential to having a successful raffle.
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