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No judgment here, I am just curious. My SO and I have two teenage daughters between the two of us, from previous relationships. His daughter is nearly 16, and usually stays with us two weekends out of the month.
My daughter is 14 and lives with us full time.
His daughter's mom lets her cuss freely in their home, and cuss words are just something she grew up around in her mom's home. She knows that when she is at our house that we do not allow it, and she is mostly respectful about it.
I'm not so blind to think that my daughter doesn't use colorful language at school or around her peers when we are not present, but so far - the no cursing rule in our home seems to be holding up okay. We all have our slip ups, and cussing isn't punishable by death, it's just not condoned.
We have a young toddler and another baby on the way, so I am upholding this rule forever. Lol
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The Lunar New Year movie season kicked off in Hong Kong this week with festive lion dances at star-studded premieres marking the start of the holiday.
Actors Eric Tsang and Sandra Ng led the pageantry on Monday night at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre for their movie "I Love Hong Kong," a production from Shaw Brothers and TVB. Joining them were co-stars Aarif Lee and Wong Cho-lam and co-director Chung Shu Kai.
Also on hand were stars from Hong Kong's rival Chinese New Year comedy, "All's Well Ends Well 2011," which premiered Sunday night: Raymond Wong and legendary actor Ng Kam-chuen (better known by his stage name Ha Chun Chau, and as actress Sandra Ng's father).
The celebrities greeted dozens of camera-toting fans on the red carpet as they arrived for the premiere.
The two comedies are battling it out for moviegoers' attention, a rematch of sorts of last year's match-up between Mr. Wong's "All's Well Ends Well 2010" and Mr. Tsang's "72 Tenants of Prosperity," which was one of Hong Kong's top box-office hits last year.
Also in the mix is "Mr. & Mrs. Incredible," a comedy from director Vincent Kok and starring the ubiquitous Ms. Ng and Louis Koo as a super-hero couple. Although not a traditional Chinese New Year comedy, the movie also is hoping to capitalize on the appetite for family comedy movies during the long holiday weekend.
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Posted on 09/28/2009 5:09:45 PM PDT by luv2ndamend
Despite a planned rally in Albany Tuesday to protest a state regulation requiring health care workers be vaccinated against influenza both seasonal and swine flu New Yorks top public health official predicts dissenters will ultimately extinguish their anger and roll up their sleeves.
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Take the shot or get on the train.
I hope the vaccines are not dangerous. This is a terrible risk for the State to take with the bodies of free people. I bet they lose a lot of health care workers just when they need them most.
Well they aren't free people so the problem is solved.
Well, I can think of one: that both were developed and manufactured by fallible human beings. Unless Dr. Farber's suggesting that the new vaccine was the result of divine intervention...?
save for later
So is it in their employment contract that they must take any innoculation that the state demands or be fired? Are these people guinea pigs?
> Are these people guinea pigs?
Apparently, Yes.
How stupid (or brainwashed) are these people that work under a union?
Good point. Aren't they union?
Yes, I am not sure the State (employers) has immunity from law suits should employees be injured. The vaccine maker and the doctors and nurses who administer the vaccine have been made immune to law suits. That tells you something right there.
"Just Say NO !"...
Yep, we had a whole bunch of folks from a Senior housing complex get sick from a bad batch
It'd be a riot if someone rolled up their sleeve and socked their "top public health official" in the mouth.
and by the way luv2ndamend.... if you're taking SHOTS.... RETURN FIRE
government experimenting with government workers... where have we seen that before?
Sounds like they got a heck of a lot of lab rats.
I wonder how those contributions to Obambi are paying off. I would like to know how much big pharm. is making on this? Can you imagine the price tag for vaccines for the entire US would be?
Nods, my first thought as well, was what will NY do if the employees decide to leave, and find work elsewhere...
"Look, I'll give you $100 if you just mark me as having gotten the shot. You have a chance to make some real money with 500,000 of us not wanted to get a shot. Whataya say, Comrade?"
Military, for one. I never did get that anthrax shot they said was mandatory.
It could be that some fascists are mistaking free Americans for peasants. I hope these empoloyees straighten them out on that.
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Health care workers are needed across America. Pack it up, move. That's what I would do. Forced vaccine? No way in hell.
Pregnant women face uncertainty over H1N1 vaccine
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This week saw media reports of studies suggesting that getting the seasonal flu shot makes people more susceptible to H1N1 - unpublished data that influenced Ontario's decision to delay its seasonal flu shots.
Make it mandatory? Not when they don't know what they don't know...
Forcing vaccines on health care workers and first-responders in the event of a public health emergency is an absolutely justifiable practice - it's the only way that they can prevent them from being carriers of a possibly deadly pathogen. If they don't like it, they're at liberty to quit.
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See my profile page for another public health "emergency" that never materialized.
Has it proven to be safe?
Does the H1N1 vaccine contain known toxic substances?
Have the vaccine makers been indemnified against lawsuits if someone gets sick or dies?
Does the NY state government mandate violate personal freedom and liberty?
This is an outrageous assault on personal freedom.
There is no way in h*** I'll take this unproven potentially toxic vaccine. The "benefits" simply do not outweigh the risks.
Could always take the nasal spray... just DON'T inhale!
Are health care workers normally required to get flu shots? And if so, does refusal usually result in termination?
Kind of a BS argument. These people are exposed to "deadly pathogens" every single day. What makes this one so special?
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ALBANY, N.Y. (September 28, 2009) - On Tuesday, September 29, at 2 p.m. in the Corning Tower 14th Floor Conference Room, State Health Commissioner Richard F. Daines, M.D., will hold a media availability and respond to questions about both the seasonal and H1N1 flu vaccines.
I've got a question: When was a health emergency declared?
One other observation: Fat lotta good belonging to a union does the rank-and-file...Again.
Right, like I said, I would quit and head South for a beautiful, warm winter. Let them eat cake.
In my experience, admittedly in a jurisdiction far from New York, the answer would be yes. They're required to have many, many immunizations as a matter of course.
I have never heard of this mandatory thing.
the Unions should and most likely WILL back up any individual worker as the union doesn't want bad PR for themselves. ha.
It's not. Medical staff are routinely required to be immunized for all sorts of things:
There, for example is a list of the immunizations required at the Seattle Children's Hospital. You're looking for tyranny in something that's merely prudent.
Moreover, it would take a long union battle to fire an employee who has passed their probationary period...
Well, good for you, but I imagine that Georgia, Florida, Texas, whatever will have the same requirement. Unless by "South" you mean to the clean and well-run hospitals of Mexico and Guatemala, of course.
The opponents also say its wrong that all five swine flu vaccine makers contracting with the federal government have been indemnified against lawsuits if someone gets sick or dies.
The makers of the vaccine cannot be sued, not sure if the state could be if it is a forced vaccination.
When they add the biochip tag requirement for proof of vaccination, get ready...
Uh no I don't mean Mexico or Guatemala. There is a country that has excellent health care. Trump just built a new trump towers there.
This one containes squalene, mercury, and thermisol.
You can do a search on those ingredients if you'd like. I know I wouldn't get it.
It looks like some adverse effects are starting to show up from the vaccine:
'A Participant in the H1N1 vaccine trials has an adverse reaction and coughs up blood.'
It's not unusual for some health care facilities to require vaccines including flu vaccines for their employees.
I have a sister that works in a nursing home and she had to get a yearly flu shot. One of my daughters works in a hospital and had to get some hepatitis vaccines, be up to date on all other vaccines and the yearly flu shot.
Employees are made aware of this when they are hired. If they do not like it they can choose not to work there. So nothing really new.
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Pennsylvania got a 33-point performance from Tony Hicks as Pennsylvania handed Niagara an 85-66 defeat on Tuesday at The Palestra.
Pennsylvania won and also put money in the pockets of their supporters by covering the 6-point spread as favorites.
Pennsylvania got 13 points from Miles Jackson-Cartwright and another 9 points from Greg Louis. Jamal Lewis contributed 5 assists, while Fran Dougherty cleaned the glass with 8 rebounds.
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A Hamilton Township man who was found dead near his all-terrain vehicle Saturday night suffered a heart attack, officials say.
Jeffrey Hineline, 43, died of coronary heart disease, according to County Coroner Bob Allen. Allen said he was told by Hineline's relatives that the family has had a history of heart disease.
Hineline and his nephew were riding ATVs for much of the day Saturday, Allen said. Around 9:45 p.m., they were riding through a field near Goodale Road when Hineline's nephew realized his uncle wasn't riding behind him.
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SHAWANGUNK — A fire Sunday night destroyed Sangiovese at the 1776 Colonial Inn, a fine Italian restaurant on New Prospect Road in the Town of Shawangunk.
The massive fire, which ate through the roof and gutted the restaurant, was reported just before 10 p.m. Investigators were at the scene yesterday morning, but the cause of the fire is still unknown.
The restaurant section of the building was constructed of large wooden beams and wood paneling, both of which fueled the fire, Shawangunk Valley fire Chief Chris Budney said.
The restaurant was open Sunday but had already closed and was unoccupied at the time of the blaze. Firefighters were at the scene until 4:30 a.m., and returned later yesterday morning to drench some hot spots.
Firefighters were able to save a historic stone house attached to the restaurant. The William Decker House, which is on the National Register of Historic Places and was built in 1730, suffered only minor interior smoke damage, Budney said.
Roughly 200 firefighters responded to the call, Budney said. They came from Shawangunk Valley, Wallkill, Walker Valley, Gardiner, Pine Bush, Modena, Cragsmoor, Bullville, Ellenville and Napanoch fire departments.
It's the second time in less than 12 months that tragedy has befallen Sangiovese.
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Hey guys, I was wondering if there is a way to limit specific users to only be able to view specific categories. I am trying to use WordPress to create a sort of client review area for myself, where I can give people a URL, they would have to sign in, and they would only see posts based on what I allow them to see.
Does anybody know if there is a plugin like this that exists out there?


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Sharpie, Kazan, Sandy, Cowboy.....TA expertise please
One thing I would recommend is to buy SLV instead of SLW here. If SLW breaks higher it will be because silver and gold are breaking higher and if SLW breaks down it will be because silver and gold break down. In either case you will make more on the upside in SLV and lose less on the downside because of the huge discount the physical is trading at currently to the streams.
SLW double bottomed around 19
then it based for a few weeks
it has then started a new uptrend after 2y of bear market
26 28 is res ,it's consolidating last few days here,before another leg up tp 32 33
as the polar vortex again bears down on the continent excuses will abound.
firewood is up, but you can not find it.
Hi Sami, it seems as though we are in a Larger Wave 4 pattern. This is usually a long straight horizontal line and take a while to coplete. Usually a Wave 4 will break down to either 38.2% or 50% of the prior run up (but I have not seen this occur yet). Additionally, this seems to be a complex Wave 4 pattern which means it is harder to discern any particular rhyme or reason as to typical patterns. Then we should complete Wave 5 up. We have been range bound here (roughly between the 25.12 - 26.36 area). What I am doing is playing the range. Buying when we get sub 25.30 ish or in the 25.30's and selling in the high 25.80 or 25.90's. Then shorting when it's up there. I'm using very short term EW price charts with fib numbers to sell my longs or to cover my shorts. Eventually the pattern will breakout one way or another. There does seem to be a slight uptrend bias, but that W4 retrace is still poking at me in the back of my mind....lol. Sorry if this isn't the T/A hard numbers that you're looking for, but sometimes it's like that within certain time frames (usually W4's). That's why I appreciate all comments from everyone on here. Again, good call on the flag pattern Kaz and thanks for your insight SandyBeach, and thanks for your post yesterday Sharpie (reminding us that it still is range bound and has not created a higher high and that indeed a W ii pattern can retrace 100% without violating any EW rules.
Bear is back home! Still thinking the Wave 4 can test 21.32 . . . 21.94 and 22.25 being possible targets , but the time frame has to be extended. Silver RSI continues to erode on the daily chart. EW count = A B I II i ii, the same as posted before, only difference is the wave ii went complex, Great trading Cowboy and the rest of you playing these swings, had to be out of town so glad I didn't try. Thinking of shorting the first retrace if price goes down in the morning.
I am gaining more confidence the worm has turned WRT SLW price direction. Over the recent past it seems that market down days are generally bullish for PM's and PM stocks and days with positive market movement and negative PM pricing, PM stocks are holding their own or moving generally higher, suggesting they are gaining some pricing power with market participants. Kaz noticing the bull pennant is a good catch, Kudos. Also, the moving averages continue to improve WRT price direction and working into sync. This is not a prediction for the day or week, the folks with more expertise in TA need to opine on that, but it is my thoughts for the near term and longer. I am adding to my long position on pullbacks and have purchased a few PM stock LEAPs.
SLW still building a bull flag here and betting on breaking higher, that is what the technicals are saying. It still isn't buying the silver slams to this point. Until we break 24.80 on a close you can buy every dip.


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The slides are now on speaker deck.
This covers:
- Software quality landscape today
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- Poor Quality affects release dates and users
- How testing affects culture
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If you haven't seen my slides on How to quickly eat your own dogfood in iOS, you should. It allows you to get the product in your hands faster and can help eliminate any assumptions you have about the UX by actually using it. The biggest caveat you run into is having configurations on a per target basis. For example, Google Cloud Messaging requires a
GoogleService-Info.plist file in your bundle that contains a
GCM_SENDER_ID and a
BUNDLE_ID. The values will be different for both your beta builds and production builds. You can't have two of these files because you'd have to name them differently and the Google library loads the plist directly by name.
The solution is to modify the
GoogleService-Info.plist file after it's been copied to the bundle. First add a step to your current
Build Phase, specifically after "
Copy Bundle Resources". OS X has a built-in tool called PListBuddy which we'll use to modify the
GoogleService-Info.plist once it's been copied to the bundle. It's ok to modify it in the bundle before it's been digitally signed.
/usr/libexec/PlistBuddy -c "Set GCM_SENDER_ID " $BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR/.app/GoogleService-Info.plist /usr/libexec/PlistBuddy -c "Set BUNDLE_ID " $BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR/.app/GoogleService-Info.plist
Perform a clean, then build and you're good to go. Alternatively, if you don't want to hide configurations like this in an IDE, put it in a separate
.sh file and execute the script. This way you can see that there is a file in source control and it's not hidden to other developers with an IDE setting.
You could also use this technique to modify your Info.plist values between your prod and beta builds, so you don't have to have separate .plist files for each of them.
One of the biggest things I miss about mobile development is remote crash reporting. It was absolutely essential. It was funny at the time because it seemed like such a revolutionary concept but then I realized that I should have been doing this for both languages on the server and in the browser. Now that I'm not doing as much mobile development I started looking for a similar exception aggregation system. I was pleased to find a language agnostic system called Sentry.
I did some searching for JavaScript logging frameworks and I found a port of Java's log4j, log4javascript. I found this to be pretty awesome but I was skeptical of using it right away as I didn't want something bloated that had a full kitchen sink. It does offer a lot, but there were a lot of features I was looking for, specifically the ability to create different logging adapters that would allow me to log to Sentry. One thing you have to be careful is that if you log too many fatal errors you could overload your Sentry server so you'll have to load test and scale accordingly. Sentry does have configuration options for Redis queues etc. to handle large volumes of logs.
In order for JavaScript to log to Sentry, I'd have to use one of their clients, Raven-JS. Once I got that working standalone, I wrote an adapter for log4javascript that would allow me to log all fatal() and error() logs to Sentry.
If you'd like to take it a step further, you can create a wrapper that instantiates the logger and configures it for you.
You can generate multiple loggers in different classes/files.
var logger = com.restlessThinker.Logger.getLogger('newLogger'); logger.fatal('log this to sentry');
I hope this helps!
In my personal quest for the "History of Javascript", one of the first things I wanted to analyze was code maintainability. I tend to favor code maintainability and testability when making architectural decisions in any language. Naturally this lead me to wanting to see if there were any design patterns or anti-patterns in JavaScript. My first choice was Pro JavaScript Design Patterns: The Essentials of Object-Oriented JavaScript Programming. I must admit when I was browsing through the book I was very skeptical of it when I saw a section on Interfaces in JavaScript. I know that it can be very risky trying to implement non-native functionality into one language from another. It's even worse when you try to shoe-horn a pattern into a different language where it's clearly not needed. I also strongly believe that languages evolve to help eliminate the need for developers to implement design patterns and that the languages themselves can have the patterns built in.
My favorite languages are both strongly typed and dynamic so it was a little hard for me to fully let go of types when jumping into JavaScript. When picking out this book, my main mission was "How can you create a large scale JavaScript application while still having it be very maintainable"? Any language can get unwieldly and design patterns aren't a silver bullet, but I was curious to see enterprise methodologies applied on a free-spirited, hipster language. 😉
After reading it, it's easy to see their perspective on when it's necessary and that their implementation was very simple. We simply need to check if an object contains the specific methods defined in an interface. It uses duck typing to determine if the method exists, it doesn't care about the parameters but just so you don't get undefined is not a function. We obviously don't want this everywhere but I find it works in a few scenarios. First, if we need to group classes. Second, if we must implement some design pattern that requires an interface. Third, if we have to invoke methods on a dependency injected object that we want to throw errors if a method does not exist and give other developers working on the same code feedback.
If you're curious, buy the book or check out my example on GitHub.
If you're looking for a JavaScript mock object library, look no further than Sinon.JS.
Every front-end, full-stack, UI developer/engineer should have a copy of this book. Every dev team should have a copy of this book. Ironically the book is very thin, but it's also great for a refresher every few months. It's helped me enjoy JavaScript by simply avoiding the bad parts and pitfalls while telling me "why".
Javascript was my first language. At the time, I had no idea what were good and bad qualities of a language. I had no idea what I was doing. I left Javascript for Flex and then traded in Flex for iOS and now I've come full circle back to Javascript. It's been 8 years since I've written a line of meaningful Javascript.
I'm going to try to remember where I left off at. I'm going to see what I missed. I'm going to see if Javascript has evolved and matured over the years. My very own "History of Javascript".
The slides are now on speaker deck.
I've been seeing a lot this topic lately and I thought I'd share my opinion on it. The first thing I'd like to say is that binding is easily the #1 feature request that I want brought over to iOS from Cocoa on OS X. As a long time Flex developer I've had the enjoyment of binding data to UI controls. For front-end development, it saves so much time and you start wondering how you've ever developed front-ends without it.
Even though it's been a complete dream of mine to have reactive programming on iOS, here are the key reasons for me on why I'm waiting:
Binding is expensive. On iOS, we don't have the luxury of speed of a desktop or laptop computer. Over time this will change but there is still a large number of devices that are iPhone 4, 4S and older generation iPads. To me this makes sense as the #1 reason that Apple hasn't included binding in iOS. Reactive Cocoa, the popular framework for iOS is seeing a little bit of the performance issues that binding presents. I strongly believe in Larry Pages quote about speed:"Speed is product feature number one"
I'm not talking about premature optimization here but if your software performs faster your users will have a better user experience, and that is what matters the most. A lot of the early versions of libraries will have performance issues.
Reactive Cocoa is a great library for achieving binding on iOS, but what are you going to do when Apple finally includes binding natively on iOS? Will you update all of your apps? One example I have is NSJSONSerialization. There were a few libraries out there that touted ease of use and performance benefits and you had to do your own analysis on each library and decide. When it released, it was the fastest JSON serializer available on iOS and it shipped with Cocoa so you don't have to worry about updating the library. It's very easy for developers to ignore changes that should be made internally to an app that will be better long term.
It's very easy to complicate application architecture with such a powerful tool. In my Flex days, there were developers using binding at an entire class level versus property level and they kept all of the models in the entire application in one class to seem "tidy" but was suffering huge performance issues over time because the binding had to react to every single property in that class whenever binding fired. This would be an absolute nightmare on a mobile device with smaller resources.
There are some benefits to using reactive cocoa or other binding frameworks on iOS, just use it wisely and program on purpose.
It takes a lot of discipline to go against the popular trend right now but with these trade-offs, I think I'll wait a little longer. I'm confident that reactive programming on iOS will be as common as IBOutlet.
I'll be speaking at Snow Mobile 2014 about "How to quickly eat your own dogfood in iOS". Get your tickets today!.


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Board of Directors
|Gina Green, PhD, BCBA-D
Executive Director (non-voting)
San Diego, California
Gina Green received a PhD in psychology (Analysis of Behavior) from Utah State University in 1986 following undergraduate and master's-degree studies at Michigan State University. Dr. Green has authored numerous publications on behavioral treatment of individuals with disabilities and the experimental and applied analysis of behavior. She serves or has served on the editorial boards of several professional journals in behavior analysis, developmental disabilities, and psychology. Dr. Green co-edited the books Behavioral Intervention for Young Children with Autism and Making a Difference: Behavioral Intervention for Autism. She has served the Association for Behavior Analysis International as a member of its Accreditation Board, Public Relations Committee, Professional Standards Committee and Distinguished Speakers Bureau; Experimental Representative to the Executive Council; and President. Dr. Green has also been active in the California Association for Behavior Analysis, serving as ABA Liaison, Conference Committee Co-Chair, a member of the Legislation and Public Policy Committee, and President. She was on the Board of Directors of the Behavior Analyst Certification Board from 2002-08, also serving as Chair of the Continuing Education Committee, and on the Board of Trustees of the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies for 15 years. Currently Dr. Green sits on the professional advisory boards of several autism programs and organizations. She is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association and the Association for Behavior Analysis International. Other recognitions and awards include Psychology Today's "Mental Health Professional of the Year" (2000); honorary Doctor of Science degree from The Queen's University of Belfast, Northern Ireland (2005); California Association for Behavior Analysis Award for Outstanding Contributions to Behavior Analysis (2013); New York State Association for Behavior Analysis John W. Jacobson Award for Contributions to Behavior Analysis (2013); Berkshire Association for Behavior Analysis & Therapy Sidman Award for Enduring Contributions to Applied Behavior Analysis (2014); Friend of the Kendall Centers, Modesto, CA (2014); and Autism Speaks Provider of the Year (2014). Dr. Green lectures and consults widely on autism and related disorders, behavioral research, effective interventions for people with disabilities, and public policies affecting the practice of applied behavior analysis.
Lynn G. Bowman, M.A., BCBA, LBA (MD)
After receiving a Master's degree in Experimental Psychology, Lynn initially provided behavior analytic services to adults in central Virginia, and then moved to Baltimore to work at the Kennedy Krieger Institute's Neurobehavioral Unit (NBU). Lynn is the Director of Direct Care Services and a Senior Behavior Analyst on the NBU. She is an Assistant Professor in the department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Lynn supervises behavior teams employing functional analysis and behavior analytic interventions aimed at addressing the severe behavior disorders of children with developmental disabilities. She also oversees the NBU Direct Care Managers, approximately 120 direct care staff, and the NBU recruitment team. Her research interests are diverse, and include the interactive effects of pharmacologic and psychological interventions, and managing human service staff. She has over 25 publications in peer-reviewed journals, has served on the Editorial Board of JABA for over 10 years as well as reviewed for many other scientific journals, and has presented research at numerous national and international conferences. In addition, she enjoys taking the lead on hospital performance improvement projects on topics related to staff training, departmental policies, infection control, behavior analytic supervision, and recruitment.
Dr. Casey's current position is consultant for the Iowa Department of Education. He served as the state's challenging behavior consultant in 2009 and currently serves as the autism consultant. Sean has been involved with clinical work and research in applied behavior analysis since 1991. His primary clinical and research interest areas are function-based assessments for children who display severe and chronic challenging behavior, and assessment and treatment of pediatric feeding disorders. His clinical work and research has been published in a variety of outlets, including the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, Behavior Modification, The Behavior Analyst Today, Journal of Behavioral Education, Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, European Journal of Behavior Analysis, and Revista Latinoamericana de Psicologí). Sean has served as a guest editor for Behavioral Interventions, Education and Treatment of Children, and JABA. He is an adjunct faculty member in the Drake University Psychology Department, and has developed content for the only two institutions in Iowa with BACB-approved course sequences (Briar Cliff University and The University of Iowa). In 2006, Sean was a recipient of the Mentor of the Year award from the Association for Behavior Analysis International Student Committee. Sean currently serves as the Treasurer of the Iowa Association for Behavior Analysis. His primary goal is to bring the science of ABA to the state level for systematic dissemination throughout Iowa and beyond.
Dr. Bryan Davey's professional experiences include being a certified special education teacher, consultant to schools and businesses nationwide, and establishing two agencies in which ABA services are delivered to families and within school districts. Dr. Davey has developed a unique understanding of how insurance companies operate with regard to ABA services. He has firsthand knowledge of how to successfully credential with and become an in-network provider for insurance companies. His experiences as a provider and agency administrator afford him a working knowledge of insurance billing and claims adjudication. Dr. Davey assists organizations to implement policies and procedures for working with insurance companies in states that have and have not passed autism insurance laws. He actively supports the process of developing, implementing and monitoring ABA benefits for a large self-funded company. Currently he serves as a Board Member of the California Association for Behavior Analysis (CalABA) and as Chair of the CalABA Public Policy Committee.
Dr. Martinez-Diaz is Associate Professor and the founder and chair of Behavior Analysis Graduate Degree Programs at Florida Institute of Technology's College of Psychology and Liberal Arts. He also is the founder and program director of the ABA-On-line Professional Development Program at Florida Tech, CEO of ABA Technologies, Inc., and an adjunct professor at Penn State's Department of Special Education. Jose served as an officer and board member of the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) for seven years and is now Senior Consultant for the BACB. Jose also serves as a member of the Behavioral and Cognitive Psychology Specialty Council and Florida's Behavior Analysis Peer Review Committee. He is a past president of the Florida Association for Behavior Analysis, which awarded him its highest honor, the Charles H. Cox Award for Outstanding Service and Advancement of Behavior Analysis in Florida, in 2005.
Jose earned his Ph.D. in clinical psychology, with an emphasis in behavior analysis and therapy, from West Virginia University. His publications include a chapter on ethics in Cooper, Heron, and Heward, Applied Behavior Analysis (Second Edition) and an article on autism spectrum Disorders in the National Health Review.
Charna Mintz, Ph.D., BCBA-D
Dr. Mintz began her career in 1996 as a special educator for public schools in Georgia and later Nevada. In 1998 she was afforded the opportunity to work with a faculty member at the University of Nevada, Reno who introduced her to the precision and effectiveness of behavior analysis. She went on to receive a Masters and Ph.D. in psychology from UNR in 2001 and 2003 respectively, followed by BCBA in 2004. She has held a variety of positions including chief behavior analyst at a large adult residential facility in Nashville TN, school consultant for districts across Long Island, NY, and clinical director for a private early intervention program in Perth, Australia where she served as the state's only BCBA-D. In early 2013, after 18 months abroad, she accepted her current position as the clinical director for a national behavioral services company that provides evidence based intervention to children and adults with developmental disabilities. She currently serve as the president elect for the Washington Association for Behavior Analysis and the co-chair of the legislative committee where in 2015, successfully sponsored a BCBA licensure bill that has recently been passed into law.
Allyson Moore, M.S., BCBA, LMFT
Allyson Moore holds a Master of Science degree in psychology (behavior analysis concentration) from California State University, Stanislaus and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and Licensed Marriage-Family Therapist. Allyson currently serves as a private consultant, providing mental health, behavioral, educational, and social skills assessment, treatment planning, and consultative services to school districts, healthcare organizations, regional centers, and non-public agencies in California's greater Bay Area.Prior to serving as a private consultant, Allyson served for several years as the site coordinator for The Tracy Kendall Center, an ABA treatment program in California's Central Valley. She was a founding staff member of The Bay School, a nonpublic school for children with autism in Santa Cruz, CA. In addition, Allyson served as a member of the Board of Directors of the California Association for Behavior Analysis from 2007-13 and a member of the Board of Directors of the Association of Professional Behavior analysts from 2008-11. She has served on the Advertising and Professional Standards Committees for the California Association for Behavior Analysis since 2007. Allyson has given several empirically-based research presentations at the annual conferences of the California Association for Behavior Analysis and Association for Behavior Analysis International.
William Murray, Ph.D., BCBA-D
William (Bill) Murray received his master's degree in Behavior Analysis and Therapy from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, and his Ph.D. in Architecture (Environment-Behavior Studies) from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He has been a Board Certified Behavior Analyst since 2004. Bill is a founding member of the Wisconsin Association for Behavior Analysis, and has served that organization as Secretary, Treasurer, and President. He has been actively involved in WisABA's conference planning activities, and continuing education coordinator, since 2008. He has provided direct behavior analytic services to a variety of clients in both community and institutional environments, and has worked on multidisciplinary assessment and treatment teams for both children and adults.
Having previously worked in private health care and educational settings, Bill joined the Wisconsin Department of Health Services in 1994 while completing his dissertation. He currently serves as autism services coordinator for Wisconsin's Medicaid Waiver program. Bill worked with practitioners, parents, insurers, government agencies, and advocates across Wisconsin to put in place state-level licensure for Wisconsin behavior analysts in 2010. In recent years he also successfully worked with his team members to include behavior analysts as qualified providers in Wisconsin's Medicaid waiver program, and on restructuring the state's early intervention programs for children with autism to ensure that they meet quality standards and reflect current evidence-based criteria.
Debbi Napolitano, PhD, BCBA-D
Dr. Napolitano received her Ph.D. in Developmental and Child Psychology from the University of Kansas. Prior to her graduate education, Dr. Napolitano worked her way up from a direct-support professional to a group home manager working with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities that displayed challenging behavior. That is where she first experienced the positive impact of behavior analysis on the lives of individuals with disabilities. Dr. Napolitano has worked with children with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities who display severe challenging behavior since she graduated from KU in 2000. Currently she is a faculty member at the University of Rochester School of Medicine. In that position she provides expert consultation to not-for-profit agencies and school teams on increasing the fidelity of delivery of applied behavior analysis services to individuals with autism, developmental disabilities, mental health needs, and challenging behavior.
Dr. Napolitano also serves as expert consultant to a number of New York agencies, including the NY State Department of Education, the Office for Persons with Developmental Disabilities, and the Office of Child and Family Services. Dr. Napolitano is the current president of the New York State Association for Behavior Analysis and has been a co-leader in NYSABA's efforts to bring licensure of behavior analysts to New York State. In addition to her clinical activities, Dr. Napolitano also conducts behavior-analytic research. She has published over 20 book chapters and articles in peer-reviewed journals, such as the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis and the American Journal on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Specific topics of research interest include repetitive behavior of children with autism and functional assessment and treatment of problem behavior in underserved populations.
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Mary received her Ph.D. from Florida State University in 1990. She began working with Behavior Management Consultants while completing her doctoral degree. Her work takes her throughout the southeast, providing consultation to individuals, families, facilities, agencies and state systems. She has extensive experience in treatment of severe inappropriate behaviors, teaching functional skills, developmental disabilities, developing behavioral systems, regulatory compliance, and performance management.Mary is actively involved in the Florida Association for Behavior Analysis, serving two terms on the Executive Committee and one term as the association's President. Currently she chairs FABA's Legislative and Public Policy Committee, is a member of the Georgia Behavior Analysis Peer Review Committee, and serves on a number of state workgroups aimed at increasing access to professional behavior analysis services to citizens of Florida and Georgia.
Karen R. Wagner, PhD, BCBA-D
Karen R. Wagner was originally certified as a Florida Behavior Analyst in 1993, transferring to the Behavior Analyst Certification Board in 2001. She received her Ph.D. in education from the University of Central Florida with a focus in special education and applied behavior analysis. In 1997, Karen founded Behavior Services of Brevard, first as a provider of in-home services, and then expanding into intensive behavioral adult day training in 2003. Many exceptional behavior analysts have contributed to BSoB on their way to doctoral programs and other rewarding endeavors. After reluctantly closing the IB-ADT program in 2013, Karen opened a school for children with a history of learning difficulties. She is a former Board member and past-president of the Florida Association for Behavior Analysis, and still remains very active state-wide in matters relating to behavior analysis in legislation and practice.Karen has been an instructor for the UMASS Lowell Interventions in Autism online program since 2008, and has combined her love of history and education with her ongoing project, The (R)Evolution of Behavior Analysis, interviewing over 80 individuals who have made contributions to the science of behavior. She has been a Trustee for the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies for the past four years, and has served for many years on local peer review committees in the state of Florida. She has presented at numerous professional conferences, both locally and abroad, on topics such as supervision, ethics, serving older individuals, physical management, and most recently, providing workshops to prepare practitioners for BACB supervisor status.
Dr. Weatherly is a consultant with Aubrey Daniels International and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst-Doctoral. He received his Ph.D. from Western Michigan University's Applied Behavior Analysis program in 2008, studying under Dr. Richard Malott. His primary areas of interest include behavioral systems analysis, behavior-analytic legislation, programmed instruction, rule-governed behavior, and the analysis and application of autism interventions. He began his career at the Stony Brook University School of Medicine and over the years has held academic and clinical positions in areas including special education, behavior analysis, pediatrics, and organizational behavior management, most recently in St. Cloud State University's Applied Behavior Analysis program.
After the signing of Kentucky House Bill 159 in 2010, Dr. Weatherly was appointed to the Kentucky Applied Behavior Analyst Licensing Board and served as Chair for the first years of the board's operation. During that time he worked with parents, clinicians, academics, and legislators to promote the dissemination and protection of behavior analytic services and those affected by them. Dr. Weatherly has held advisory roles and served on the board of directors for a number of professional associations, advocacy groups, and service agencies, including the New York State Association for Behavior Analysis, the Minnesota Northland Association for Behavior Analysis, the Louisville Autism Friendly City group, and the Autism Treatment Association of Minnesota. He is the past president of the Kentucky Association for Behavior Analysis and the Academy at St. Andrews.
Patricia Wright, PhD, MPH, BCBA-D
Dr. Patricia Wright's commitment to ensuring all individuals with disabilities have access to effective services and supports has guided her work over the past 25 years, from her earliest responsibilities as a special educator, to state and national-level program management, to her current role as the Vice President of Professional Services for Rethink. Specific examples of her advocacy include Dr. Wright's management in the design of a statewide system of support for children with autism for the state of Hawaii, several years as the National Director of Autism Services for Easter Seals, and her current position aimed at leveraging technology and innovative delivery options to increase access to evidence-based practices.
Throughout her career, Dr. Wright has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to professional development and inspires others through her clinical example and instruction to do more to promote access to quality services and supports for all individuals with disabilities. Dr. Wright has held advisory roles for a number of professional associations and advocacy groups, including the Organization for Autism Research's Scientific Council, the Executive Committee for the Friends of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention and the Autism Society Panel of Professional Advisors. She has been asked to provide expert testimony at Congressional Hearings and is a frequent contributor in the media, raising awareness of effective intervention for those living with disabilities.
Dr. Wright completed her PhD and Master of Public Health from the University of Hawaii. Her research focuses on the delivery of evidence-based practices in schools and healthcare access for people with disabilities.


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Townhome, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 6 Sleeps
Newly renovated 3 bedroom/ 2 bath fully furnished Townhouse. The master bedroom suite is located on the main level along with the dining/ living room and kitchen. The kitchen is completely remodeled with new cabinets and granite/ stone countertops. It is fully stocked with all the necessary items for cooking. The second floor has two bedrooms and one full bath. One bedroom has a queen size bed with bureau and the second bedroom has a day bed that converts to a king size bed and a desk. There is a community heated pool and jogging trail located with in the Malibu Villas. Everything is new- furniture, bedding, linens etc.
*Please note- we are still in the process of purchasing furniture decorations etc.
Malibu Villas is located just off I-95 and shopping and restaurants are close by.
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Disney Theme parks- 1 hour
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Melbourne Beaches- 10-15 minutes
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News12 / Tuesday October 22, 2013
Burke County, Ga (WRDW)---- A 14-year-old girl is behind bars tonight accused of stabbing her own aunt to death. It happened Monday night at a home on Scott Store Road just off of Highway 56 in Burke county. News12 spoke with the lead investigator on the case who says the teenager will be charged as an adult.
"It's a shock not only to law enforcement but to the community as well," that's how Sgt. Dedric Smith describes the killing of 49-year-old Sherry Lynn Mack.
"We are still in the early stages of the investigation, but from what we have gathered she is the niece of the deceased," Smith told News12.
The 14-year-old girl who lived with her aunt here on Scott Store Road will be charged as an adult.
"She may have been possibly stabbed once. She was lying on the floor on the kitchen and there did appear to be some type of struggle inside the residence when the deputy arrived," he said.
The teenage niece, who is now at a youth detention center, wasn't the only one living here.
"She lived inside the residence along with 4 other siblings,"Smith said.
The motive is not clear, but investigators do know the other kids were at home when this all took place.
"The siblings that live inside the residence range from the age of 5 to 14," he told News12.
Investigators say the alleged teen killer didn't say much, but she did show some remorse.
"She did appear to be emotionally upset and crying," said Smith.
The 14-year-old will see a judge soon to face charges of murder and possession of a knife during a commission of a crime. The four children who were at the home when this all took place are now in DFACS Custody.
News 12 has also learned the victim in this case- 49-year-old Sherry Lynn Mack was also a registered sex offender. She was convicted in Florida in 1990.


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I want to add 3 "Reviews Widgets" from Trip Advisor & Yelp to the Body section of a static page.
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... let's not forget: Hop is still in theaters, and will soon be coming to DVD.
It's like the terrorists have already won.
For a second opinion, see my "Reel Faith" co-host David DiCerto's 30-second review of Hop:
... let's not forget: Hop is still in theaters, and will soon be coming to DVD.
It's like the terrorists have already won.
For a second opinion, see my "Reel Faith" co-host David DiCerto's 30-second review of Hop:
Okay, technically that's misleading since it isn't really my Union suit: I rented this Yankee soldier uniform from the helpful folks at the Party Stop & Costume Corner in Westfield, NJ for this 30-second review of the Civil War-era film The Conspirator. I really dug the film, and I had a lot of fun doing this review. Enjoy!
I've gotten a number of queries about the fevered discussion about Opus Dei's murderous history and sinister influence in the Church related by filmmaker Roland Joffé in the press conference I reported on a couple of weeks ago.
Exactly how did the conversation go? For your shock and amusement, here's the full exchange as Joffé related it. The discussion begins with Joffé mentioning that he's making a film about Opus Dei.
Friend: Oh my God, that's a Fascist organization! I mean, they slaughtered hundreds of people!
Joffé: They have? Really? How do you know that?
F: Well, even if they haven't, they're extremely influential in the Church. I mean, they basically control the Church.
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The mere existence of a movie like Hop is depressing enough. That family audiences have embraced it, even amid a paucity of alternatives, is far worse. "An act of aggression against childhood" is how one critic aptly described this movie. If so, family audiences are tragically codependent. Hop is the kind of movie that makes helpless critics wish we could stage an intervention. Parents! It doesn't have to come to this!
Hop appears to have been conceived in the minds of studio executives contemplating The Santa Clause and its dismal ilk and concluding that if it worked for Christmas, it will work for Easter too. As...READ MORE
Marsden, who plays Fred, is 37 years old. When George Bailey was 37 years old, he was a husband and father of four, president of his own company and had a whole neighborhood named after him where he had helped family after family realize the American dream. Hop doesn't seem to realize what a complete and utter loser its protagonist is. It wants us to believe that Fred is special, that he has remarkable untapped potential—that in some way he is Easter Bunny material.
Fred shows no sign of any particular affinity for Easter—how could he? There's nothing to care about, except candy. At least with The Santa Clause Christmas had some residual emotional significance for a number of...READ MORE
Finally, in addition to the spontaneous words and actions of the monks (part 4), the rich and frequent scenes of prayers, hymns and liturgy, an integral part of the fabric of the film, contributes enormously to the depiction of the monks' Catholic milieu, their beliefs and spirituality.
We've already seen the immense significance accorded to Christmas in a crucial early sequence, with its Christmas hymn recounting how "God has prepared the earth like a cradle / For his coming from above" as "the Child of life divine," "taking flesh of our flesh," etc. Later in that sequence, we see the monks tenderly place a manger holding the Christ child in...READ MORE
After three posts exploring the Catholic content of Of Gods and Men, I thought I was finished, but combox responses persuaded me to add two more posts.
One comment expressed concerns about edits being made to eliminate references to Jesus Christ. Another expressed doubts regarding the extent to which the monks' conversations, including their debates about whether or not to remain in Algeria, made reference to Jesus, God or spiritual considerations. Other readers have written to me with related questions and misgivings, though to be fair I've also heard from many deeply appreciative viewers of the film.
To an extent some of these questions are...READ MORE
My esteemed colleague Pat Archbold's lively and engaging post on big-screen Jesuses has obliged me to add a few notes of my own (with apologies for the post title joke—I don't really think Pat "forgot" anything, since his list wasn't meant to be exhaustive in the first place, and certainly mine isn't either).
Judging from Pat's combox, the best big-screen Jesus for a lot of people is either Robert Powell of Jesus of Nazareth or Jim Caviezel of The Passion of the Christ. I think there's a lot to be said for both, although obviously no actor could truly do Jesus justice, and both performances have weak spots in my opinion.
Powell aptly conveys authority, fire and tenderness, but there are...READ MORE


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