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Sexual Abuse
The Ultimate Therapist
I came across a humorous post on the internet:
"Someone's therapist knows all about you."
It made me laugh… and think. I thought back to many therapy sessions I engaged in, talking about certain individuals and their impact of my life, disorder and state of mind. I talked about my mother, my dad and my childhood bullies. Believe me, I had A LOT to say. So, yes, even though my therapist never met them, she knew all about these people.
But this humorous post touched on something bigger. It wasn't just about the acquired knowledge a therapist gained when his/her patient ranted about their issues. It had to do with God - the ultimate therapist-and His role in our lives as we struggle, hurt and encounter recovery.
For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart. Hebrews 4:12>
Cue the heart, therefore:
Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life. Proverbs 4:23
For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he... Proverbs 23:7
But this heart issue is not a passive thing, ignored by God. Quite the contrary, in fact.
"…the LORD seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the LORD looketh on the heart." 1 Samuel 16:7
For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart. Hebrews 4:12
In other words…
Testimonies About CIR
The following are unsolicited, direct quotes from real people who have been ministered to by CIR. Though Jesus Christ, CIR impacts lives, saves lives and changes lives.
The CIR site is a central meeting point for many who may otherwise not have found and entered recovery -- especially Christians who struggle with secular recovery programs. They find other Christians in the CIR program they can identify with and they can freely speak about their Christian faith and beliefs. This program and web site has helped thousands of people globally with their recovery and spiritual growth.
Living Water in the Desert of Abuse
Hagar couldn't bear to watch - or listen.
She tucked her son beneath the scant shade of a spiny bush, staggered about 100 yards away, and tried to plug her ears against his cries for help. But through the flesh and bone of her fingers, she could still hear him.
"Mama! Water! Please, Mama!" he begged, his voice cracking with adolescence and thirst.
Although the heat was oppressive, Hagar shivered with horror. Her baby was dying and she was helpless against the relentless sun and parched winds.
Soon she, too, would die from thirst. More painful than the thought of her own demise was the pleading voice of her son asking for the basic necessity of life that she could not give him -- water.
Men Abused by Women
Even though it is rarely discussed, men can be abused by women verbally, physically, psychologically and/or sexually. Here is extensive information to help you identify and deal with this situation.
We Are Adult Survivors of Child Abuse
According to Triumph Over Darkness: Understanding and Healing the Trauma of Childhood Sexual Abuse. Wood, Wendy A. Beyond Words Publishing. April, 1993.
1. We grew up feeling very isolated and vulnerable, a feeling that continues into our adult lives.
2. Our early development has been interrupted by abuse, which either holds us back or pushes us ahead developmentally.
3. Sexual abuse has influenced all parts of our lives. Not dealing with it is like ignoring an open wound. Our communication style, our self-confidence, and our trust levels are affected.
Abuse - Information & Help
Abuse can take several forms: physical, mental, emotional, religious, sexual, verbal and/or spiritual.
Abuse is rampant in our time. Every day there are stories of teachers, priests, and ministers who have abused someone. The Christian home is not even free from abuse. The abuser is often addicted to their behavior, and they find it very difficult to stop without help. Verbal abuse includes withholding, bullying, defaming, defining, trivializing, harassing, interrogating, accusing, blaming, blocking, countering, diverting, lying, berating, taunting, putting down, edifying, discounting, threatening, name-calling, yelling and raging.
Crisis Situations
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- If your are greatly disturbed either spiritually, mentally or emotionally, it is imperative that you seek professional help IMMEDIATELY. Online resources and meetings are not to be confused with group therapy or professional counseling sessions.
Phone the appropriate
Hotline (worldwide listing) or Christian Counseling Ministry
- Suicide National Hotline
National Suicide Hotline
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Sexual Abuse FAQ
Q: Aren't most offenders strangers?
- A: No. 29% of perpetrators are relatives of the victim, while 60% are
acquaintances and friends. Only 11 % of perpetrators are strangers.
Q: If sexual abuse only happens once, does it really cause any harm or damage?
- A: Sexual abuse is about power and damage to the core identity of a person. Any incidence of sexual
abuse leaves an imprint.
Q: If the abuse isn't violent and causes physical injuries, is it really sexual abuse?
Abuse is usually coercive. In most cases, the child is engaged by means of
persuasion, bribes, and threats, rather than by physical force. A
perpetrator likes to convince the victim and others, that the child was a
willing participant. This causes many victims to experience confusion,
shame, guilt, lowered self - esteem, betrayal of trust, fear of intimate
relationships, and a distorted view of sexuality. Most victims do not have
physical injuries.
Have You Been Quieted in His Love?
There is nothing in our journey quite like being quieted in His love. Have you been? Is this a normal part of your walk with Jesus? All of hell is against this! Fear assaults us daily while stress, anxiety, nervous tension, constant worry and trauma work there <insidious plan in our lives. We cannot quiet in His love if focused on these demons. But we must. It is a non-negotiable daily part of our joy in Him. These demons will flee as we quiet in His love!
There's nothing to fear from evil ever again! God Is Present among You 16 Jerusalem will be told: Don't be afraid. Dear Zion, don't despair. 17 Your God is present among you, a strong Warrior there to save you. Happy to have you back, he'll calm you with his love and delight you with his songs. 18 The accumulated sorrows of your exile will dissipate. I, your God, will get rid of them for you. You've carried those burdens long enough. 19 At the same time, I'll get rid of all those who've made your life miserable. I'll heal the maimed; I'll bring home the homeless. In the very countries where they were hated they will be venerated. Zephaniah 3:15b-19, The Message
Truly, what marvelous news this is!
Untangling Fear and Anger When Abused
I've had experience with the "or else" fear mentality of anger. Coming from abuse, it was difficult to feel anger and love coexisting simultaneously. Years later, as an adult, it's still been a challenge to untangle the two.
And, in my eating disorder recovery, I've frequently encountered individuals who have also been plagued with the struggle of anger versus love. Most of the time, in talking with young girls and women, if there's ever been a disagreement, they often view it as me "hating" them, all of a sudden. Not true.
Even if/when I'm angry about something, it's not hatred. But, because of the importance subscribed to approval, unless there is an overjoyed, enthusiastic "yes response," rejection, hatred and all manner of negative conclusions are viewed to be the only result.
We have gotten the anger thing quite twisted. Scripture tells us anger will come. How we respond to it is the greater.
Be ye angry, and sin not Ephesians 4:26
Easier said than practiced, I know. But I think a key to it is recognizing anger does not equal hatred/loss of love. We can be angry and love fiercely at the same time.
Someone once said the opposite of love is not hate; it's indifference. Good point.


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I am a stay-at-home mom to a bright and charming 3-year-old daughter. Since she is an only child, I am concerned about her socialization with other children, reliance/closeness to me and her general preparedness to school. However, as a single-income family, my husband and I aren't able to afford the traditional Preschool. More importantly, we live in L.A., so every extracurricular activity that we have enrolled in is full of babies (and their plastic mothers) in the entertainment business. These stage moms go on and on about what commercial, print ad or modeling agency their child is a part of, questioning my daughter's placement. While I know better not to participate, I find myself in a "my-child-is-smarter/prettier/more successful-than-yours" one-upping contest. How do I socialize my daughter without getting lost in the comparison game?
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Recently, I attended a seminar called "Feet: Our Dynamic Base" given by Eric Franklin, a dancer and movement educator. He elegantly described the biomechanics of the foot and ankle to an audience mostly consisting of Pilates instructors, dancers and laypeople.
Those who know me well are familiar with my background as a trained dancer who ultimately became a Latin ballroom dancer, which greatly fueled my interest in podiatric medicine. It was logical to me as a dancer to pursue a field of medicine that I could truly relate to.
One statement that Mr. Franklin made that knocked my socks off (pun intended) was dancers do not really warm up their feet. I can attest to that statement as my pre-dancing foot "warm-up" only consisted of pointing, flexing, rotating my ankles and prancing. After attending this seminar, I realized that my tried and true warm-up did very little for the overall well-being (strength and flexibility) of my lower extremity. The exercises (using visualization techniques to relax the body, Thera-Bands and small 10 cm diameter balls) that Mr. Franklin proceeded to describe over three hours made me feel taller, better aligned and more stable than I could have ever imagined. Certainly, these exercises do not simply apply to dancers. They can apply to anyone with an active lifestyle such as runners, tennis players, podiatric physicians, etc.
In his book Conditioning for Dance, Mr. Franklin states: "The foot does not have a life of its own. Rather, its movement is related to the movement of the hip, pelvis and spine."1
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However, adding imagery while explaining the stretch and having the patient discover the physical sensations while doing the stretch with you will go a lot further to effect a positive change versus solely demonstrating the exercise. I encourage you to check out Franklin's book Happy Feet: Dynamic Base, Effortless Posture to see the wide array of exercises I learned during that workshop.2
Some other methods of creating foot fitness from a holistic perspective include Yamuna® Foot Fitness and T-Tapp™ Foot Fitness.3,4 If you have a frozen shoulder, want a better golf game or have a bad back and are looking for an integrative way of managing it, you could also consider Gyrotonic®, which was developed by another former dancer, Juliu Horvath.5,6 It is designed to develop muscle strength and flexibility through spiraling movements and an elaborate pulley system, which works joints through their entire range of motion.
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1. Franklin E. Conditioning for dance. Human Kinetics Publishers, Champaign, Ill, 2004.
2. Franklin E. Happy feet: dynamic base, effortless posture. OPTP, Minneapolis, 2010.
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It's Your Business: New salon opens at Mercato in North Naples
Salon Zen Aveda, 9100 Strada Place Suite 2120, at Mercato in North Naples, is now open.
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We were already huge fans of When Mac Met Cheese from the pop up circuit but now they've found a home for 3 months, we couldn't resist making the trip to Bayswater to see what they had to offer.
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Your diamond jewelry can be cleaned at home using a solution of ammonia and water. You can soak the jewelry for a few moments, take out, and scrub lightly with a soft toothbrush. Then you should wipe it off with a soft cloth or you can bring your jewelry to your jeweler for a professional cleaning.
Yes. Lee Michaels has in each location professional craftsmen to help you create your one-of-a-kind piece. Any sales associate can assist you in customizing your piece. Call your nearest Lee Michaels and speak to one of our associates for details.
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Platinum is one of the most precious metals found today. It is a white metal that is mixed with other metals to provide strength. Platinum is becoming one of the most popular metals used in jewelry designs.
14K gold 585 parts gold and the balance is made up of alloys which could be copper or metal. 18K is 750 parts gold and the balance is also made up of alloys (i.e., 75% gold, 25% alloy).
White gold is actually yellow gold mixed with nickel to give a white appearance.
The quality of pearls is determined by several factors: millimeter size, lustre of the individual pearls (sheen of pearl), blemishes on pearl surface, and symmetry (roundness of pearl). Click here to learn more about selecting pearls.
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The universe is infinite, and strange...anything can happen.
At any given point in space/time, all things are possible.
What actually exists, however,
is what is most probable at that particular point in the space/time continuum.
All things possible, no matter how weird,
must each become probable sometime/where or other in the universe,
in some form or other (real or imagined),
or they wouldn't exist at all, and wouldn't be possible in the first place.
It would limit the infinite possibilities.
That can't happen.
You can't limit infinity.
It would break the universe.
It's a numbers thing.
The universe can't exist without intelligent life being part of it.
A rock can't see, hear, taste, feel...or imagine the impossible.
It's why we're here.
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We make all things possible.
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Is there a show you're most looking forward to seeing here in Paris?
Dries. Always Dries.
What's your personal wardrobe strategy for the week?
Wear everything that I brought – I brought like 15 tee shirts and short sleeve shirts – because it's freezing here. So layers, and pretending it's intentional.
So with that in mind, what are you wearing right now?
This is a vintage Prada sport blazer, with a Black Fleece shirt, pants are by Unis and the shoes are Common Projects for Patrik Ervell.
What's your favorite drink here in Paris?
Usually my summer drink is an Americana – the Negroni without gin, but it needs to be a little hotter for that, I feel like I'm still in the hot toddy territory or something.
What's your take on the current state of menswear?
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CLEMSON, S.C. -- Matt Ryan just has that aura about him. Unfortunately for Clemson, so do the Tigers.
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LOL! This is definitely a well-deserved award! Between the commercials, TV appearances, and movie cameos, this Golden Girl was hilarious in a million different ways in 2010.
What Betty White did in 2010 doesn't usually happen: an 88-year-old actress with more than six decades in Hollywood suddenly became the object of adulation of the Facebook-connected masses, which campaigned for her to host "Saturday Night Live," boosting the show's ratings and helping her set ratings records for her own show.
After a year remarkable for a star of any age, White has been voted the Entertainer of the Year by members of The Associated Press.
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But more than acclaim, her unlikely, age-defying success resonated deeply with people who saw in her a spirited, hilarious aberration, a woman not dimmed by age but enhanced by it: The genuine article in a pop culture awash in imitators.
There were 102 ballots submitted from U.S. news organizations that make up the AP's membership. Voters were asked to cast their ballots for who had the most influence on the entertainment world and culture in 2010. Previous winners include Taylor Swift, Tina Fey and Stephen Colbert.
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With the 35th anniversary of the 1980 Winter Olympics almost upon us, here's a different version of the USA's legendary hockey triumph.
With the 35th anniversary of the 1980 Winter Olympics almost upon us, here's a different version of the USA's legendary hockey triumph.
Olympic Medalist Erin Hamlin celebrated her homecoming to Central New York by passing through many communities in a long motorcade. We've collected videos from along the parade route.
Erin Hamlin makes her return to Central New York on Thursday February 26, 2014 with her Olympic Bronze medal in a homecoming celebration. If you're planning on coming to one of the parade stops, here is the itinerary.
It looks like President Obama has lost one case of his of the White House Honey Porter beer to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper over a Olympic hockey bet.
So remember yesterday when we posted and talked about Kate Hansen's wolf in her hallway? Well apparently it was a Jimmy Kimmel prank. Epic win.
The Canadian women's hockey team pulled off what you could call a miracle in the Gold Medal game to earn a fourth consecutive gold.
The final 3-2 in overtime after the American women had all but won it.
I got 99 problems and Sochi ain't one.... However, Team USA Athlete Kate Hansen just posted this video to her YouTube page of what shows a wolf walking around outside her door in the hall.
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How much control do we have over love? Much less than we like to think. All that mystery, all that poetry, all those complex behaviors surrounding human bonding leading to the most life-changing decisions we'll ever make, are unconsciously driven by a few molecules in our brains.
How does love begin? How can two strangers come to the conclusion that it would not only be pleasant to share their lives, but that they must share them? How can a man say he loves his wife, yet still cheat on her? Why do others stay in relationships even after the romance fades? How is it possible to fall in love with the "wrong" person? How do people come to have a "type"?
Physical attraction, jealousy, infidelity, mother-infant bonding - all the behaviors that so often leave us befuddled - are now being teased out of the fog of mystery thanks to today's social neuroscience. Larry Young, one of the world's leading experts in the field, and journalist Brian Alexander explain how those findings apply to you.
Drawing on real human stories and research from labs around the world, The Chemistry Between Us is a bold attempt to create a "grand unified theory" of love. Some of the mind-blowing insights include:
Young and Alexander place their revelations into historical, political, and social contexts. In the process, they touch on everything from gay marriage to why single-mother households might not be good for society. The Chemistry Between Us offers powerful insights into love, sex, gender, sexual orientation, and family life that will prove to be enlightening, controversial, and thought provoking.
©2012 Larry Young PhD, Brian Alexander (P)2012 Gildan Media LLC
"Combine a first-class neuroscientist like Young, director of Emory University's Center for Translational Social Neuroscience, and an award-winning science journalist like Alexander, and the result is likely to be an engaging audiobook about cutting edge science. They do a wonderful job of mixing and matching human studies with those of other animals to explain how chemicals influence and, at times, control behavior associated with sex, love, and longing." (Publishers Weekly)
"Interesting info, but too much science at times."
Very interesting book about how our chemistry and biology help us to form bonds with others. Lots of comparisons of human behaviors to the behaviors of other animals. The book is best when it is telling stories about real people. But sometimes the book gets a bit bogged down by the details of the science. Maybe some scientist or science students will have an easier time understanding all this science, but to me the discussion often seemed like so much alphabet soup between the acronyms for various neurotransmitters and the acronyms for various parts of the brain. I almost gave up on this book a few times because of all the science, but I'm glad I stuck with it until the end.
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Ramona Singer Stonewalls Andy Cohen's Questions About Her Marriage on The Real Housewives of New York City Reunion
Ramona Singer doesn't mind showing the ups and downs of her marriage on TV—but don't you dare ask her to talk about it. The Bravo reality star completely stonewalled all of Andy Cohen's questions about her relationship with husband Mario Singer on part two of the Real Housewives of New York City reunion, which aired Tuesday, Aug. 6.
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Like any good talk show host, Cohen asked Singer to talk about the status of her marriage, which has been the subject of many headlines over the last several months. (The couple, who share daughter Avery, separated in January amid rumors that Mario had cheated, but reconciled a short time later.)
Singer refused to engage with Cohen's line of questioning, saying only, "Everyone in my family is great." Pressed to elaborate, she got combative. "Hello? I just answered your question. Now let's go to Sonja or Aviva or someone else. Thank you, Andy," she said with false, chirpy sweetness.
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Not one to give up easily, Cohen tried a different approach, asking what she'd learned from her experience with Mario. "Andy, Andy!" she protested. "Andy, I think we all learn something every day. I'm saying I learn something every day...I don't want to take this discussion any further," she added. "I have a daughter. That's it, thank you."
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Singer then attempted to turn the tables on her host, asking, "So, how's your love life? Who you gonna have sex with tonight? Tell me!"
"I'll tell you when I go on a reality show with whoever I'm having sex with," he answered.
"Well, you're on a reality show! Right here, baby!" she said, gesturing to the set.
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"I'm actually not, honey," he retorted coolly.
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History. Tomas Claudio Memorial College (TCMC) is the pioneering private higher education institution in the Eastern part of Rizal. It was founded on August 15, 1950 by the bayanihan spirit of the community folks along the lakeshore towns of the province, notably from Morong, Teresa, Baras, Tanay and Cardona; and was named in honor of Tomas Claudio, a national hero from Morong, Rizal who died as a soldier during the First World War fighting for democracy. Its founding fathers were business and community leaders, like Jose Alegre, Jose B. Angeles, Domingo H. Soriano, Atilano Bautista and Onesimo Soriano; educators like Dr. Vitaliano Bernardino, Isabelo Tupas and Daniel F. Francisco; likewise, professionals, and ordinary citizen who believe in the value of quality education; some of whom even served as volunteer faculty members, pro bono, during the early years of the school. Its raison d etre is service to the community, through delivery of quality education that is affordable, especially to those who cannot afford to send their children to colleges and university n Manila.
The first TCMC building was erected in downtown Morong. Later as it grew and its expanded facilities and buildings could no longer accomodate the number of students, it moved to its location – a scenic and sprawling twelve-hectare campus at the outskirt of the town, above the kilometer from the poblacion, along the national road. The high school department was first to transfer in 1989, followed by the college department in 1993, and the elementary school in 1995. The college initially offered a two-year course leading to the title Associate in Arts. Four-year baccalaureate-degree courses such as Bachelor of Science in Education, Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, and Bachelor of Science in Business Administration were offered in school year 1964-1965 upon the recognition by the government through the Department of Education, Culture and Sports (DECS). Other degree-programs subsequently offered were in Accountancy, Computer Science, Information Technology, Public Administration, Hotel and Restaurant Management and Nursing.
In 1975 a Graduate degree program in Education (MAEd) was started in consortium with Eulogio "Amang" Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology (EARIST). In school year 1989 – 1990 it was felt that the college was qualified to offer its own graduate programs DECS granted a permit and recognized the offering of Master of Arts in Education program of its own with support from EARIST faculty. The Master of Public Adminstration (MPA) and Master in Business Administration (MBA) were subsequently started in school year 1996 – 1997.
TCMC Today Fifty six years today and counting. TCMC in poised to meet the challenge of the knowlegde economy. It has continuously reengineered and kaizenized its academic offerings through curriculum development and enrichment, and has introduced new courses that are responsive to the human resource requirements of the global community. Business accountancy and Teacher Education Curircula were revised for relevance, sustainability, and conformity with progressive trends. Short -term technical vocational programs in computer technology, care-giving and nursing aide courses were also improved through the use of new and better pedagody and skills training methods. It has established linkages with the larger society as well as with the professional organizations in the academic community. Prof. Felino SM. Angeles, Jr., president of TCMC, was recently reelected as vice president of the Philippine Association of Private Schools, Colleges and Universities (PAPSCU). As vice president of PAPSCU, he will represent the association in the prestigious COCOPEA Board, which is an umbrella federation of organizations in the private education sector of the Philippines, which also include the Private Association of Collages and Universities (PACU) and the Catholic Education Association of the Philippines (CEAP), among others. As a national federation, COCOPEA serves as an influential mouthpiece of the private education sector concerning the interest and welfare of its member-institutions and their collective pursuit for quality education and academic excellence.
In response to call from various education stakeholders and upon the encouragement of TESDA and CHED, plans for more "ladderized programs" in business administration, computer science, and in nursing, are being pursued to cater to the growing demands of the global market for graduates equipped with relevant technical competency and skills, but without compromising the importance of holistic liberal education that emphasizes desirable attitudes and value formation.
Likewise, parallel to strategic curriculum development and improvement, the College has also embarked on physical infrastructure development and upgrading of classroom, laboratory and library facilities. A brand new three-storey building that adapts to the rolling sylvan setting is the latest offering of TCMC to her growing student population. The new building houses the library, more conductive classrooms and laboratory facilities for computer and science courses, which are designed to promote better student services and wholesome teaching-learning environment. There are 17 student organizations recognized inside the campus representing various academic disciplines and various opportunities for extra-curricular activities such as sports, socials, and community extension services.
TCMC offers complete formal education programs from kindergaten, elementary, high school, ladderized tech/voc courses, college and graduate school with masteral degree-courses in business, education and public administration. Over the years it has produced graduates who have found gainful employment in either government offices or private corporations in Rizal and in the National Capital Region, among others; a lot have found works abroad. The performance of its graduates in government licensure examinations has always been above the national average.
Indeed, TCMC has gone a long way… from a small community college it has now metamorphosed into a reliable institution of learning committed to the pursuit for academic excellence and capable of rising to the challenge of the knowledge economy.


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Experienced duo give Derby County a boost ahead of Crystal Palace clash
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NIGEL Clough says the return of experienced defenders Jake Buxton and Gareth Roberts is a timely boost for Derby County.
And Buxton being available again to play centre-back will see John Brayford revert to right-back when Crystal Palace visit Pride Park in the Championship tomorrow.
Buxton has been troubled by the same knee that kept him out for nine weeks but he came off the bench to play the second half at Watford on Saturday.
Roberts has served his three-match ban for the red card he received in the defeat at Hull.
The 35-year-old is in the squad again just as 19-year-old left back Michael Hoganson looks likely to miss the Palace fixture.
Hoganson, who has filled in for Roberts, limped off at Watford and is a doubt.
"Michael took a nasty knock on the hip and his foot. He had ice on both but I think his hip was the more painful," said manager Nigel Clough.
"He's walking OK now but I don't think he will make Friday's game. Hopefully, he will be fit sometime next week."
Midfielder Ben Davies covered at left-back in the second half at Watford, having started the game at right-back but he is doubtful with a groin problem.
Another full-back, Kieron Freeman, is out with an ankle injury and is about a week or so away from fitness, while James O'Connor (knee) is still sidelined.
So, the return of Buxton and Roberts is timely.
"We might have four defenders fit – that would be a luxury!" said Clough, who was without six defenders ahead of the Watford game.
"I thought Jake looked good for 45 minutes at Watford without being 100%," said Clough.
"He has got the experience to look after the injury a bit and, hopefully, he will be fine to face Palace tomorrow.
"We can then get John Brayford back to right-back.
"He has been very good standing in at centre-half but you saw the difference when he went back to right-back on Saturday. He gets the ball and goes forward with it.
"It's good to have Jake and Gareth back. Both are experienced players, which we probably need in our situation at the moment."
Derby have picked up only three points from the last 15.


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[List] Carson Daly: The Worst MTV VMA Fashion Faux Pas Of All Time! (page 6)
August 25, 2011 6:30 AM
5. [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Britney Spears[/lastfm] — 2007
We won't "hold it against her" for this huge fashion no-no.
This wasn't the easiest year for the Princess of Pop and that was apparent in her wardrobe choice.
Thank goodness this was just a bump in the road! Brit Brit is famous for pulling out all the stops when it comes to VMA style savvy.


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Round three of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Series, scheduled for tomorrow night at Dodger Stadium, is a pretty big one for defending Supercross Champion Ryan Dungey. Even though it's early in the season, he could use a confidence-boosting win soon before panic starts to creep in. His season has gotten off to a bit of an edgy start with a second-place finish at Anaheim I and a fifth-place finish at Phoenix last week. Of course, a 2-5 start isn't bad for most racers - but Dungey isn't most racers. He has the big number one on his back and on every side of his motorcycle - and that changes people's expectations. Anything less than winning at this point may not be acceptable.But Dungey isn't really the type to panic - a point he's proven in the past. But a win tomorrow night would go a long way towards making everyone in the Rockstar/Makita Suzuki pits feel a bit more at ease.We recently caught up with Dungey and asked him few question about the start to the 2011 season and his thoughts about the way things have been going.
How do you feel about your first two races?Well, the first round went relatively good. I think coming out second on the night was a pretty good start to the season. I'm mean, it's a long season, 17 rounds, and it's really early, and we just have to keep our heads down and dig deep. I'm a little bummed on last week's performance in Phoenix - a fifth place.What happened there?I just fought the bike a little bit with set up, a few areas, but I really feel that - I mean, fifth place isn't that terrible. I got out to a good start but made a lot of mistakes on the first lap and that set me back a lot, and I was left playing catch up. I'm not - ideally - like to be back in fifth. In the test of life, there are going to be times that are harder than others, but I feel with the help of a great team, a great family, and the people around me that I've been able to surround myself throughout my career, we all can re-evaluate and get back at it. I have a lot to be thankful; to be able to walk away from [any] race is always fortunate, but last week we learned a lot of valuable lessons, I believe. We took a lot away from the race, things that we can improve on.When you say set up, what do you mean?The motor is great, just set up, suspension-wise. Nothing crazy, just a little minor changes, really, just fine-tuning more than anything. Overall, I'm happy with the bike and I really like it. Things are good, we just have to get a few little things figured out and we will be good.You pretty much had only one bad race, at Hangtown, all last year, after so many good races, is it a bit more difficult to accept having a bad race? Even though fifth last week isn't really bad.Yes. The goal is to win each race from here on out. On a bad night - I think we did a great job limiting what I think could've happened [at Phoenix], there were a couple of things that night that could've been a lot worse. I just have to take from it and learn from the whole experience, move forward, and not dwell on it. We're going to have bad days, we're going to have bad races. I think it tells more about a person and how we go about it than what we let it do to us. It' important to keep moving in the right direction. You expect a lot from yourself, especially after all of the hard work you put in, you prepare to be the top guy, but through the whole season, it's a long one and a lot can happen, so we need to be aware of all the surroundings and do all that we can do that's in our will and leave the rest to the Man above.
You had quite the race with Chad Reed last week.It was good, we found each other both in the field, in fourth/fifth, all night we were right next to each other and made a few passes on people. I just wasn't able to pull the trigger and get by. It was good clean racing.The competition is tough this year, are you surprised by anybody's performance so far? Both James Start and Ryan Villopoto are riding well after their long lay-offs.That's what I expected. Everyone is gunning for it early and everyone is excited and anxious, so I think if we can be patient and keep in the game and be smart and put ourselves in good position, as well as riding good laps - good hard clean laps - and putting ourselves out in front is our goal. [But] at the end of the day, we're focused on our own deal and ourselves and let the rest play out, it's important not to underestimate any rider, for sure.
Kit Palmer | Off-Road Editor
Kit Palmer started his career at Cycle News in 1984 and he's been testing dirt and streetbikes every since – plus covering any event that uses some form of a knobby tire. He's also our resident motorcycle mileage man with a commute of 120 miles a day.


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WESTMINSTER - Police believe a car traveling the wrong way in the eastbound lanes of the Boulder Turnpike caused a wreck that killed one man and injured three people.
The deceased victim has been identified asVincent Michael James Gibson, 25, of Broomfield. He was the passenger in the wrong-way vehicle driven by Britni June Bunn, 23, also of Broomfield.
The eastbound lanes of the Boulder Turnpike between Wadsworth and Sheridan Boulevard were closed through Wednesday morning's rush hour while a Major Accident Reconstruction Team investigated the crash. All lanes reopened to traffic at 8:10 a.m.
Westminster Police Department Investigator Cheri Spottke says it appears a Ford SUV - driven by Bunn - was traveling the wrong way on the Turnpike and collided with an Acura coupejust after 2:45 a.m.
Spottke says Gibson died on scene. Bunn as well as the driver and a passenger in the Acura were taken to area hospitals.
Their condition is not known at this time.
Police have reason to believe alcohol or drugs may have been a factor in the crash, but due to the severity of the crash, it will be several days before the accident is fully reconstructed.


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I grew up watching it in movies. That dream job a young, determined girl or guy just happens to land, you know the nonexistent ones. As you watch these characters walk around Manhattan with designer clothes, working for famous successful people and the best companies, you wonder how do I get where they are? I have wondered that same question over the past four years and never expected to find the answer when I signed up for the Alumni Job Shadow Day Program last fall.
When first hearing about this program, I was unsure whether it would actually be worth my time; however, after sending my application to a dozen or so companies without receiving much response I figured it was worth a shot. As part of the program, I was placed with alum Brian Williams who worked at MSL Group, a large Public Relations firm in downtown New York City. Although I had never heard of this company I was excited at the opportunity to see the inside workings of an actual Public Relations firm versus what I had learned about them in my textbooks.
During the following winter break I went into the city to spend the day shadowing Mr. Williams at his job as Vice President of MSL's Consumer sector. We toured the office, sat in on client meetings with famous companies and went to an informational lunch with other MSL employees who answered any and all of my questions. However, apart from all the information I learned that day some of the best moments came from our unified stag pride. We talked about different Fairfield traditions such as Clam Jam, Midnight Breakfast, and Point Days. He told me about which beach houses he lived in while a student and how nights at the grape were exactly the same then as they are now. These moments lead to a bond which put my foot in the door and landed my summer internship position at the company.
With Brian's help getting my resume to Human Resources, I was given the opportunity to join MSL Group as a paid intern in the Personal Care sector this past summer where I became an intern for both the Feminine Care and Beauty and Luxury teams. As a member of these teams I was not assigned minimal tasks, but taken in and given work that was an important piece of the overall campaign. I was assigned tasks such as media monitoring, event planning, campaign pitching and a variety of meaningful writing projects. All of which allowed me to hone skills that will be useful in the future.
Through this internship I was able to work with clients I would never have before dreamed of such as Tiffany, Shiseido, Proctor and Gamble accounts, etc… This overall experience made for an amazing summer, but further amazing relationships. I still stay in contact with a variety of mentors and individuals I met while working at MSL. These connections leave the door open for my future possibilities in the PR industry because they already know my work habits and abilities.
On my first day in the MSL office, a few individuals had already heard from Brian "a fellow Stag" was joining the company. His pride for Fairfield led him to believe in my abilities as an intern because he knew where I had come from and what I was capable of. I cannot explain how thankful I am that I decided to apply for the Career Planning Center's Alumni Job Shadow Program. Never in a million years did I expect to land an amazing internship by shadowing a Fairfield alum around over my winter break; however, this opportunity gave me the chance to be that determined girl who gets that inexistent, dream job.
Bottom line, if I could do it you could do it.
To apply,visit fairfield.edu/jobshadowinfo. All applications must be completed by November 1st.


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In a damning letter sent to all SFL clubs, the Cappielow owner made an impassioned outburst, accusing SFA chief executive Stewart Regan of failing to give a 'truthful response' at last week's meeting of clubs.
The SFL will hold a special general meeting this Friday to vote on whether to allow the fallen Ibrox giants into the lower leagues, and at what level.
Rae will be on holiday but the Greenock club will be represented by chief executive Gillian Donaldson.
In the letter sent out yesterday to the other 29 SFL clubs, Rae accuses the SFA chief of lying about the governing body's intention to block Rangers' entry to the SPL, should it have been agreed.
Regan is also said to have tried to "turn the thumbscrews" in an attempt to convince the SFL of the need to grant Rangers a place in the First Division. The Ton chairman claims he's written the letter 'out of concern' for Scottish football's future, adding: "SFL clubs are being placed in an intolerable position by the SFA and the overwhelming decision by the SPL to refuse to admit newco Rangers into the Premier League.
"I was very disappointed indeed with the input of the Stewart Regan and SPL chief executive Neil Doncaster.
"Neil Doncaster was a man who didn't appreciate that the current problem relative to newco Rangers, and which league they should be playing in next season, is exclusively the problem of the SPL and little do to with the SFL.
"Neil was totally unable to get his clubs to accept the decision going forward that he wanted, as the SPL vote was overwhelmingly in favour of newco Rangers being refused entry to the SPL.
"Following that mammoth failure, Neil now expects the SFL clubs to bail him out, which to do so would mean SFL clubs ignoring the views of their supporters.
"Never have I known supporters to be more single-minded than how they feel over this newco Rangers drama.
"Quite frankly, Neil Doncaster seemed to many to be a man who had lost his way and is unable to get back on the right road."
Mr Rae hit out at Regan's claim that he would have blocked Rangers' entry into the SPL.
He added: "The most concerning point about Regan's presentation was that he departed truth as he became increasingly desperate to get his viewpoints accepted.
When asked what would have happened if SPL clubs had voted that newco Rangers should be granted entry to the Premier League, he stated that the SFA would block it.
"I then asked why that point had not been made known to the clubs prior to the meeting. In reply he stated that sometimes points are withheld from meetings until the last moment for greater effect.
"I then asked, through the chair, if I could ask Regan to repeat what he had just said about 'blocking'.
"He responded by repeating what he had said minutes before; namely that the SFA would block any result that would see newco Rangers entering the SPL.
"The following day he countermanded in the Press what he had told the SFL meeting the previous day.
"It is very disappointing that the SFA chief executive was unable to give a truthful response to the SFL chairmen."
Mr Rae also hit out at SPL chief Doncaster for his comments at the meeting - claiming he "didn't appreciate that the current problem
relative to newco Rangers is exclusively the problem of the
SPL and little do to with the SFL".
The Cappielow chairman - who has vocally aired his view that Rangers should start in Division Three - insisted he penned the letter "out of my concern for the future of Scottish football".
Despite being contact by the Tele, both the SFA and
the SPL declined to comment on the story.


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Put on your dancing shoes and cha-cha over to the Indian River Mall Feb. 23 for the national Day of Dance health event hosted by Indian River Medical Center.
In an effort to raise awareness about heart disease, the number one killer of American adults, the annual health fair will feature free health screenings, dance instruction and demonstrations, refreshements, prizes and the Treasure Coast's longest-ever Conga line.
All across America, hospitals and health care providers are hosting similar events to take a stand against heart disease, which kills more people each year than all cancer put together.
Attendees can take advantage of free screenings for blood pressure, pulse, body mass index, finger stick glucose testing for diabetes, colorectal screening kits to take home, grip strength testing, height/weight and oxygen saturation measurements, as well as assessments for cancer, depresion/stress/heart disease, orthopedic problems, sleep disorders and stroke.
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The Digital Britain report contained dire warnings about the state of the British game industry--but also laid out plans for how to get things back on track.
New Civilization III mod gives the opportunity to relive or rewrite the past of The Great White North.
100,000 high schoolers north of the border to receive 2K's turn-based strategy game bundled with first episode of HistoriCanada: The New World.
Firaxis cofounder and legendary game designer reminisces about the evolution of the storied PC series--and whether it will come to portables and next-gen consoles.
Publisher joins ranks of third-party publishers distributing games via Valve Software's digital distribution service; Civilization III and IV due later this week.
Take-Two label to release $70 nine-title compilation featuring all four Firaxis "god games" and five expansions.
Struggling publisher Infogrames nets $22.3 million by selling its powerhouse strategy franchise to an as-yet-unidentified company.
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Join us for an exclusive advance look at the new nations in the upcoming expansion pack for Civilization III.
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