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Recycle a favorite tee or scrap fabric into one-of-a-kind knickers!
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Step 1
Cut the sides of the old undies open and lay them flat (and please don't judge me on these very old Tommy Hilfiger panties)
Step 2
This is the most important part! Over the tracing paper, carefully lay the fabric flat. The elastic edging will be stretched, but the fabric itself shouldn't be stretched - this is how to make sure the shape stays exactly as needed.
Use a ruler or small weights to hold it in place while tracing. Then, while laid flat, but not stretched, measure the elastic seam of the front, back and side (leg hole) and note for when we cut the FOE.
Step 3
Cut out your pattern piece and mark a line where the seam of the back & front are sewn together and mark the placement of the lining fabric.
Step 4
Now cut out a lining piece using the pattern and either by folding (or cutting the pattern in half at the seam line you've drawn), cut out the front and back piece but add an extra 1/2 inch on both pieces at the sides and at the line where the pieces will join (for the seam allowances). Transfer placement markings for the lining, so you end up with 3 pieces.
Step 5
With right sides facing, sew or serge together the front & back. If straight sewing, I recommend doing a second line of stitches just next to the first for added strength.
Step 6
Pin the lining to the wrong side of the undies lining up on markings (this should cover the seam).
Step 7
Now cut out the FOE for the front, back and both legs using your measurements. Sew on the FOE to the front and back with a wide triple zig-zag stitch (5.0 wide by 2.0 long).
The trick here is to slightly stretch the FOE while sewing. It's easiest to pin the top and bottom ends of the FOE in place and then stretch the FOE as you sew to make sure there's the perfect amount of give and still fit just right. DO NOT stretch your fabric - this will affect the fit.
Repeat with the leg hole areas.
Step 8
With right sides facing, stitch or serge together the front & back at the sides. Again, if stitching, do two rows for added strength.
Trim off the excess fabric on the sides and your new perfect fit undies are all ready to wear!
why didnt i think of this is all i am saying as i kick my self in the behind ! i have so many allergies that i hate to shop for panties ! i am going to try with a Bra too !
love this project, its so simple and cost efective, brilliant.
I did this for my kids years ago with cute fabric from the discount store and saved TONS of money. If the exposed elastic irritates, you can leave a little more allowance at the leg holes and fold over the elastic and fabric and stitch again.
yay!!i've been looking for a pantie tutorial :D
haha...VERY creative!!!
hmmm nice
Make my own undies???? I LOVE you! I honestly never would have thought of this.


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Geoffrey Castle is amazing. He is not only an incredible musician he's also got boundless energy and from what I can tell a good heart. I can't wait until his next performance.
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This is the third time I've heard Geoffrey play. I took my three grandkids aged 8, 11 & 14. They were mesmerized. Geoffrey puts on a heck of a good show, giving it his all. I love him. He's a true artist. I highly recommend seeing him...continued
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"It's a double-edged sword," says Wood County Schools Superintendent Dr. Patrick Law.
It has great potential for doing good, but Law says "unfortunately it can be misused for the wrong purposes."
Sometimes texting a student just makes sense.
"If it's to keep a child safe, like say if there's a bomb threat in the school or an emergency situation, then I'm for it," says Valerie Swisher, of Davisville.
Especially when it comes to mass communication.
"We can recognize circumstances where there are -- ease of communication, faster communication, you send out multiple messages," Law says.
Katy Hamilton, of Parkersburg has other ideas.
"If they need to contact the student, maybe they should e-mail them, as opposed to texting them that can cross boundary lines," she says.
Wood County Schools isn't banning teachers from texting teachers.
"Understand we expect you to represent yourself and the school system in the appropriate manner," Law says they tell them.
Texting dips into muddy waters.
"You send something out innocently and somebody else picks it up or something happens to it and suddenly it becomes a problem," Law says.
"If they're using it inappropriately, yes...that the teacher should be reprimanded for it," Swisher says.
"I wouldn't want a teacher texting my child for any reason," Hamilton adds.
Things might be different, if texting was always used appropriately.
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The Raleigh County Board of Education banned teachers from texting students.
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"It's a double-edged sword," Law says. "It has great potential for doing good, but unfortunately it can be misused for the wrong purposes."
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Mary Ann Singleton, a naive secretary from Cleveland, settles into the rollicking life at 28 Barbary Lane in the 1970's.
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When this book was written in1978, it appeared as a serialization in a San Francisco newspaper. It eventually became a miniseries on TV, and several subsequent volumes were written to keep the characters alive. I found myself loving this book, for it spoke about a time in my life when I was a young mom, not yet 30, and the state of the world I inhabited. Suburban Chicago was much different than "cosmopolitan" San Francisco. And yet, I identified with the struggle each character met as they tried to figure out how they fit into the world as it existed. As a period piece, this novel excels. The author takes an assortment of gay, straight, young, older, socialite, emerging characters and weaves them together via a boarding house and its matriarch (who gives each new resident a token 'toke' made from marijuana she cultivates in her garden). I waxed nostalgic throughout the book's references to Tab cola, Earth Shoes, Ford Falcons, MacArthur Park, and countless others. I liked this book so much I ordered the sequel from Amazon; the Omaha Public Library doesn't carry it. I plan to read my way they the 6 book series and the author's more recent works.
Pretty much just a poor man's Confederacy Of Dunces.
A comedy about the tenants of an apartment building in pre-AIDs San Franscisco. Dated but captures the 1970s West Coast culture and emerging middle class character of bohemian life.
Such a great read I couldn't put it down. The author has a great writing style and keeps the reader engaged. All of the characters were written fantastically and made you that much more interested in their lives.
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The badges you earned while you were a Boy Scout meant a great deal at the time. But they are not relevant in an employment application. On the other hand if you were a National Merit Scholar, that deserves a line. Put that right before the entry about your Fulbright Scholarship or Rhodes Scholarship. Ok, you get the point. Anything to do with academic achievement is something to be proud of. On a private school employment application academic achievement trumps just about everything else. At a minimum it should get you an interview. Remember: you will be teaching young people who want to learn. Your strong academic performance can and will inspire your students.
Everything in your job application should support the impression which you are trying to create in the reader's mind. "This is somebody we need to interview." You will be teaching young people. They will have enough off the wall influences of their own. The school would rather hire adults who can be exemplars and role models of steadiness and resolve. Their clientele, i.e., parents, expect that and much more. Mainstream hobbies and interests will not raise red flags. Include one or two on your application. Since you are being interviewed for a teaching position, it might be a thought to have a few titles of books you have read recently on the tip of your tongue.
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Unless you are applying to be the fencing coach or some other athletic position, physical characteristics have no place in an employment application. The fact that you are 4'10" or are bald is irrelevant. What you can do for the school as a teacher is relevant. It is illegal to make "employment decisions based on stereotypes or assumptions about the abilities, traits, or performance of individuals of a certain sex, race, age, religion, or ethnic group, or individuals with disabilities, or based on myths or assumptions about an individual's genetic information."
In a private school job application your religious views may indeed be relevant. If the school requires a statement of faith and you are comfortable embracing its tenets , then by all means refer to your religious views as something which are relevant. However, if you are applying to a non-sectarian school, keep your religious views to yourself. Strictly speaking, religion is not something employers can ask about any way. It is illegal so to do. According to "Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VII), which prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin" in hiring and recruiting, to name just 2 aspects of the employment process in which discrimination is illegal.
Nothing will get you in more trouble than listing credentials you haven't earned. Every credential you list will be verified. So if you state that you graduated from Princeton but actually only attended a seminar there, that will catch up with you sooner or later. Listing credentials which you don't actually have could be a career limiting event as well. Academic honesty is paramount in any private school.You will find that academic honesty is enshrined in the school's code of conduct and policies.
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Article: Thermo-alkaline pretreatment of waste activated sludge at low-temperatures: Effects on sludge disintegration, methane production, and methanogen community structure.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Low-temperature thermo-alkaline pretreatment of waste activated sludge (WAS) was studied, within the region of 0-0.2M NaOH and 60-90°C, for the effects of NaOH concentration and temperature on sludge degradability in anaerobic digestion (AD). Significant disintegration of sludge solids (up to 75.6%) and an increase in methane production (up to 70.6%) were observed in the pretreatment trials. Two quadratic models were successfully generated by response surface analysis (R(2)>0.9, p<0.05) to approximate how the degree of sludge disintegration (SD) and methane production (MP) respond to changes in the pretreatment conditions. The maximum responses of SD (77.8%) and MP (73.9% increase over the control) were shown at [0.16M NaOH, 90°C] and [0.10M NaOH, 73.7°C], respectively. NaOH addition showed a significant influence on the evolution of methanogen community structure during AD, whereas temperature did not. Aceticlastic Methanosaeta and Methanosarcina speceies were likely the major methanogens.Bioresource Technology 07/2013; 144C:194-201. · 5.04 Impact Factor
Article: Use of real-time PCR for group-specific quantification of aceticlastic methanogens in anaerobic processes: population dynamics and community structures.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The TaqMan quantitative PCR (QPCR) method was used to detect and quantify the 16S rRNA genes of aceticlastic methanogens at different taxonomic levels. Three different sets of primers coupled with a TaqMan probe for QPCR assays to detect the 16S rRNA genes of the order Methanosarcinales, as well as the families Methanosarcinaceae and Methanosaetaceae, were separately used. Using these primer and probe sets, the 16S rRNA genes of aceticlastic methanogens in samples from various anaerobic processes (i.e., nine pure cultures, batch experiment, and three different continuous processes including a full-scale digester), were monitored and quantified by QPCR assays. A batch experiment cultivating a mixture of aceticlastic methanogens, was conducted to monitor their population dynamics. Using this group-specific quantification method, the dynamics of a competition between two aceticlastic populations, as modulated by the acetate concentration, could well be described. The target 16S rRNA genes in environmental samples, collected from three different anaerobic processes treating sludge, cheese whey, and synthetic wastewaters, were additionally quantified. The quantified 16S rRNA gene concentrations for all samples successfully represented the community structures of the target methanogens, which were correlated accurately with the operational parameters of the anaerobic processes. It was also successful to demonstrate probe nesting of aceticlastic methanogens at the levels of order and family.Biotechnology and Bioengineering 03/2006; 93(3):424-33. · 4.16 Impact Factor
Article: Group-specific primer and probe sets to detect methanogenic communities using quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is a highly sensitive method that can be used for the detection and quantification of microbial populations without cultivating them in anaerobic processes and environmental samples. This work was conducted to design primer and probe sets for the detection of methanogens using a real-time PCR with the TaqMan system. Six group-specific methanogenic primer and probe sets were designed. These sets separately detect four orders (Methanococcales, Methanobacteriales, Methanomicrobiales, and Methanosarcinales) along with two families (Methanosarcinaceae and Methanosaetaceae) of the order Methanosarcinales. We also designed the universal primer and probe sets that specifically detect the 16S rDNA of prokaryotes and of the domain Bacteria and Archaea, and which are fully compatible with the TaqMan real-time PCR system. Target-group specificity of each primer and probe set was empirically verified by testing DNA isolated from 28 archaeal cultures and by analyzing potential false results. In general, each primer and probe set was very specific to the target group. The primer and probe sets designed in this study can be used to detect and quantify the order-level (family-level in the case of Methanosarcinales) methanogenic groups in anaerobic biological processes and various environments.Biotechnology and Bioengineering 04/2005; 89(6):670-9. · 4.16 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Thermomechanical pulping (TMP) wastewater was tested for the feasibility of augmenting readily biodegradable organics for enhanced microbial hydrolysis by thermophilic acidogens. A biochemical methane potential test showed approximately 13±1% of the chemical oxygen demand was anaerobically biodegradable. Three glucose concentrations set up in a ratio of 1:3:6, 5, 15, and 30g/l, were tested to induce the production of short-chain organic acids and ethanol. Compared to the control with no glucose addition, more than six times of the fragmentation of lignocellulosics in the wastewater was achieved.Biochemical Engineering Journal - BIOCHEM ENG J. 01/2004; 18(3):225-229.
Article: Selective optimization in thermophilic acidogenesis of cheese-whey wastewater to acetic and butyric acids: partial acidification and methanation.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: For partial acidogenesis of cheese-whey wastewater, a set of experiments were carried out to produce short-chain volatile fatty acids (VFA) in laboratory-scale continuously stirred tank reactors (CSTR). The maximum rate of acetic and butyric acid production associated with simultaneous changes in hydraulic retention time (HRT), pH, and temperature was investigated, in which the degree of acidification of the whey to the short-chain VFAs was less than 20% of the influent chemical oxygen demand (COD) concentration. Response surface methodology was successfully applied to determine the optimum physiological conditions where the maximum rates of acetic and butyric acid production occurred. These were 0.40-day HRT, pH 6.0 at 54.1 degrees C and 0.22-day HRT, pH 6.5 at 51.9 degrees C, respectively. The optimum conditions for acetic acid production were selected for partial acidification of cheese-whey wastewater because of a higher rate in combined productions of acetic and butyric acids than that at optimum conditions for butyric acid production. A thermophilic two-phase process with the partial acidification followed by a methanation step was operated. Performance of the two-phase process was compared to the single-phase anaerobic system. The two-phase process clearly showed a better performance in management of cheese-whey wastewater over the single-phase system. Maximum rate of COD removal and the rate of methane production in the two-phase process were, respectively, 116% and 43% higher than those of the single-phase system.Water Research 06/2003; 37(10):2467-77. · 4.66 Impact Factor
Article: Augmentation of secondary organics for enhanced pretreatment of thermomechanical pulping wastewater in biological acidogenesis[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Thermomechanical pulping (TMP) wastewater was used for augmenting readily biodegradable organics in order to enhance microbial hydrolysis by mesophilic and thermophilic acidogens. A biochemical methane potential test with the TMP wastewater revealed that approximately 12–14% of the total chemical oxygen demand was anaerobically biodegradable. Mesophilic and thermophilic acidogens at 35 and 55°C in batch mode were tested to investigate the effects of various concentrations of organic acids and ethanol produced from readily biodegradable organics on the hydrolysis of lignocellulosics. The experiment was designed to have initial glucose concentrations of 5, 15 and 30 g/l. The combined effects of the production of organic acids, ethanol, and enriched acidogenic populations by addition of glucose promoted hydrolysis. Compared to the control with no glucose addition, approximately 5.3 and 6.6 times more fragmentation of lignocellulosics in the wastewater occurred in mesophilic and thermophilic acidogenesis, respectively. Higher efficiencies in the thermophilic trials than those in the mesophilic tests were likely due to the elevated temperature.Process Biochemistry 01/2003; 38(10):1489-1495. · 2.44 Impact Factor
Article: Production of Ganoderma lucidum mycelium using cheese whey as an alternative substrate: response surface analysis and biokinetics[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A novel approach to utilize cheese whey, cultivating mycelium of an edible mushroom Ganoderma lucidum using cheese whey as a substrate, was introduced. Response surface analysis (RSA) with central composite in cube design was successfully applied to determine the optimal conditions where the maximum mycelial production occurred, which was at pH 4.2 and 28.3°C. The high extract ratio as well as high content of polysaccharide (i.e., 1.2g/l) indicated that the whey could be an alternative substrate for the mycelial production. Soluble chemical oxygen demand (SCOD) removal ranged from 80.7 to 93.1% within the design boundary. Therefore, cultivation of G. lucidum mycelia using cheese whey can provide a unique solution to solve the dual problems of an alternative utilization of the whey and waste management. The substrate inhibition biokinetics at the optimal conditions were also evaluated using a method of fourth-order Runge–Kutta approximation. The nonlinear least-squares (NLLS) method with 95% confidence interval was used. The maximum microbial growth rate, μmax, and half saturation coefficient, Ks, for lactose and SCOD were determined to be 2.28±0.11 and 2.27±0.15 per day, and 95.5±9.1 and 128.0±12.1g/l, respectively. The microbial yield coefficient, Y, and microbial decay rate coefficient, kd, for lactose and SCOD were determined to be 0.49±0.03 and 0.39±0.03gVSS/g of each substrate, and 0.05±0.01 and 0.05±0.01 per day, respectively. Inhibition coefficients were 37.6±2.9 and 49.3±3.3g/l for lactose and SCOD, respectively.Biochemical Engineering Journal 01/2003; 15(2):93-99. · 2.58 Impact Factor
Article: Biokinetics in acidogenesis of highly suspended organic wastewater by adenosine 5' triphosphate analysis.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In this paper, we pointed out the problems of using conventional volatile suspended solids (VSS) and chemical oxygen demand (COD) to evaluate biokinetic coefficients, especially for the treatment of highly suspended organic wastewater. We also introduced a novel approach to evaluate biokinetic coefficients by measurement of adenosine 5'-triphosphate (ATP) of microorganisms. The concept of using ATP analysis in biokinetic evaluations with highly suspended wastewater was shown to be effective. This study also showed that the conventional VSS and COD methods were strongly affected by incoming suspended organics in the wastewater and by biokinetics of microorganisms. A cheese-processing wastewater was used in evaluating the biokinetics of mesophilic acidogens. The concentration of COD and total suspended solids in the wastewater was 63.3 g/L and 12.4 g/L, respectively. The TSS was 23.6% of total solids concentration. A high ratio of VSS to total suspended solids of 96.7% indicated that most of the suspended particles were organic materials. Lactose and protein were the major organic components contributing COD in the wastewater, and a total of 94.2% of the COD in the wastewater was due to the presence of lactose and protein. Two different physiological conditions where the maximum rates of acetate and butyrate production occurred were tested. These were pH 7 (condition A for acetate production) and pH 7.3 (condition B for butyrate production) at 36.2C, respectively. Based on the molecular structures of the major organic substances and microbial ATP analysis, the residual substrate and microbial concentrations were stoichiometrically converted to substrate COD (SuCOD) and microbial VSS (MVSS), respectively, using correlation coefficients reported previously. These SuCOD and MVSS were simultaneously used to evaluate the biokinetic coefficients using Monod-based mathematical equations. The nonlinear least squares method with 95% confidence interval was used to evaluate biokinetic coefficients. The maximum microbial growth rate, mu(max) and half saturation coefficient, K(s), for conditions A and B were determined to be 9.9 +/- 0.3 and 9.3 +/- 1.0 day(-1) and 134.0 +/- 58.3 and 482.5 +/- 156.5 mg SuCOD/L, respectively. The microbial yield coefficient, Y, and microbial decay rate coefficient, k(d) for conditions A and B were determined to be 0.29 +/- 0.03 and 0.20 +/- 0.05 mg MVSS/mg SuCOD, and 0.14 +/- 0.05 and 0.25 +/- 0.05 day(-1), respectively. Specific substrate utilization rate at condition B was 43.8 +/- 20.6 mg SuCOD/mg MVSS/day, which was 31% higher than that at condition A.Biotechnology and Bioengineering 05/2002; 78(2):147-56. · 4.16 Impact Factor
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"I provide psychotherapy to children, families and individuals in a non-judgmental and supportive environment that promotes healing and allows for the realization of potential. Therapy is an interactive dialogue between therapist and client that works to uncover hidden beliefs, feelings and assumptions that prevent the client from leading a healthy and fulfilling life. Through the process, the client will obtain insight into these beliefs and develop a greater self-awareness. This will allow him or her to live a more deliberate, self-respecting, and productive life. I offer a free, 15-minute initial consultation.
(650) 603-0327
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Laura Margaret Goodspeed
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, MFT
"I specialize in working with individuals who have endured a loss: ending a relationship, the death of a family member or beloved companion animal, serious or chronic illness, recovering from addiction, changing careers, coming out as LGBT, to name a few. Sometimes loss is less obvious, like the loss of feeling safe, which is inherent in all trauma and abuse. Even signs of aging or changes in our physical appearance can trigger grief. Perhaps you need some guidance to get past a "stuck" place in your process, or maybe you just want some support to navigate a difficult journey.
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Kyle Celio
Marriage & Family Therapist, MFT
"Are things just not going quite right? Are parts of your life feeling out of your control? Do you need a safe and loving place to talk about what's really going on? I believe we all do sometimes and my goal is to provide this place for you so that you may share your story to someone who is warm, approachable and non-judgmental. Together let's look at what is and isn't working in your life right now in a calm and interactive way increasing your self-awareness and building upon the strengths you already have.
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Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, EdM
"In my psychotherapy practice I seek to support the emotional, psychological, and spiritual work that you hope to do at this particular point in your life. I bring openness, non-judgement, and curiosity to my work with clients. Often, there is a significant life event, or challenge in relationships that brings us to therapy. I approach our work by exploring with you what will be most therapeutic and productive at this time. Clients who bring a willingness for change, and an openness to introspection are a good match for my practice.
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Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
"My therapy style is warm and direct, and my approach is tailored to your unique challenges and goals. My first task is to listen, to understand your problems and how your experience them. My next objective is to form a safe, trusting relationship with you; a mutual collaboration in which we together set the goals, pace and expectations for our work. As therapy progresses, I will help you discover new strengths, skills and perspectives that will aid you with your current challenges and whatever else life presents.
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"I offer a warm and understanding presence where you can explore any issue that you need help with. You may want to feel happier in your relationships or work. You may need help finding a sense of purpose and passion. You could have issues from your family of origin that hold you back from feeling worthwhile, safe or successful. I can help you gain understanding and compassion for yourself, help work through old issues, and build resources for yourself in the present that will allow you to have more of the life you want.
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Tara Lee Ford
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"I offer clients a wide range of counseling services that support personal and professional transformation. I love to collaborate with my clients and include their creativity and unique perspective in the approach we take. Whether you are seeking to find release from and transform the symptoms of depression, grief, or anxiety, wanting to improve your relationship with others, aspiring to advance in or completely change your career path, or simply want to enrich and deepen your life as it is, I offer support and practical help so that you can reach your goals and feel better on the journey!
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"I help people connect mind and body so they are empowered to make choices and actions in alignment with what they desire. By studying what's happening in the present, you can see "how" you are responding in life. I will help you learn "how" to change your responses to bring more vitality and creativity to your experience and relationships. I worked in management consulting for 7 years and I have a Masters in Counseling Psychology with a concentration in Somatic Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies. I am also on staff at The Couples Center in San Francisco.
(415) 390-2486
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Barbara Lewis
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"Welcome to my Online/Telephone/Office Integrative Transpersonal Psychotherapy and Counseling Practice! I would like to take the opportunity to be of help and support to you in your exploration of self discovery. My mission is to assist you as my client in getting in touch with your intrinsic powers in the finding of your authentic self, and in regaining laughter and joy while bringing back passion into your life.
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Bonnie Harrison
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
"We all need support to get through difficult times in our lives. If you are struggling with depression, anxiety, grief, or trauma, therapy can provide the tools for healing and transformation. Whether you are looking for a sounding board when facing tough decisions about family or relationships, or you recognize a need for change in your life, the therapeutic process can support you. Therapy should move at your pace, with a focus identified by you. In a non- judgmental and supportive atmosphere, we will work together to access your strengths and supports to find the most effective ways to cope.
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Amy Cooper
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, MFT
"If you are hurting or stressed or troubled by current circumstances and would like to find new solutions to old patterns then lets work together to create more vitality and inner peace in your life. My overarching intention is that you recover your strength and develop new practices to face lifes problems with clarity and self compassion. Whether the issues you face are in your life or relationship or in regards to your childt, I would love to consult with you on the phone and see if I could be helpful to you. Please don't hesitate to call.
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Lydia Stevens
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"The decision to start therapy is a courageous first step towards understanding, healing, and change. I offer depth therapy to adults, couples, and children in San Francisco, California. I believe that most people can benefit from therapy at some point in their lives. Whether you struggle with persistent troubling thoughts or feelings, are overwhelmed by events that are out of your control, or just want to get in touch with a deeper sense of meaning and purpose in you life, therapy can help. I specialize in anxiety, depression, trauma, grief & loss, life transitions, sexual identity, and relationship issues.
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Men and Boys Resource Center
"We are the Men Boys Resource Center (MBRC): an eco-friendly Egyptian outdoor enthusiast with a love for burritos and live indie rock; a Chinese New Orleanian, connoisseur of psychoanalysis and cheap eats; and a feminist family therapist with adult children and adolescent grandchildren, who continues to find remarkable depth in the stories of everyday people. We came together to think about the unique needs of men when they come to therapy. Partly, it's because men are socialized to disregard their own emotions. This makes therapy a potentially dangerous place, where the landscape is unknown and the outcomes unpredictable.
(415) 539-0354
"Are your relationships burdened by loss of trust, constant fighting, or a feeling of disconnection? Are dealing with the fallout of an affair? Are you struggling with anger or communication issues? Do you you want relief from suffering, stress or isolation? My mindfulness approach, based on over 30 years experience, will help you get immediate relief through new perspectives and skills. By learning to see your problematic relationship patterns and negative cycles, you will also discover new pathways and new ways of relating. As you feel better, you will take steps to strengthen your new discoveries and abilities.
(510) 497-0537
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"For over 50 years, Oakes Children's Center has provided therapeutic services for children, youth and families with developmental delays and emotional challenges. Through multiple programs including the Counseling Enriched Education Program (CEEP), Partnership Program with SFUSD, Family Engagement Program and Outpatient Program, Oakes is able to offer a variety of therapeutic services to the community.
(415) 967-5189
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Gabriel Glatstein
Psychological Associate, PsyD
"Often in life we find ourselves in the midst of difficult and painful experiences. Our attempts to avoid the unavoidable, to control the uncontrollable often manifests in more difficulties for us. Viktor Frankl, a holocaust survivor, psychiatrist, and author states, "When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves." At the core of my therapeutic approach is this belief, that many of life's challenges cannot be escaped, but we can change our relationship to them through acceptance, contact with our present moment experience, and choosing a response consistent with our physical experiences and values.
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Braulio Garcia
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
"Whether you are coping with depression, sexuality issues, coping with chronic illness or having problems in your relationships with others, I believe that therapy can help you find the solutions to move forward in your life. I believe that all individuals have the capacity to live their best life and can become 'unstuck' with the help of therapy. I work with adults, both younger and older, as well as with couples.
(415) 702-3696
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"I will use effective techniques to help you reduce your anxiety, aleviate your depression and make your relationships better. I work with a diverse group of individuals, couples and families. As your therapist I will share my heart, experience, training and expertise with you in a way that is warm and engaging. Clients describe me as insightful, caring and passionate about my work. I help clients with anxiety, depression, addiction, codependency, relationship problems, grief, low self-esteem, boredom, creative blocks, ADHD, trauma and more.
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Francine Marie Sanfilippo
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, MS
"My therapeutic approach is client centered, which means we work collaboratively to resolve presenting issues, identify strengths and develop effective coping strategies. I believe in working efficiently, to restore a sense of well being and quality of life. To this end you will experience me as attentive, interactive and responsive to you in sessions. I hold a deep respect for those seeking to engage in therapy; for their courage, vulnerability and commitment to improve their lives. Together we can create a safe and compassionate space for exploration, discovery, understanding and healing.
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More or less what I was going to point out -- November 11th is about remembering those who've served their country in war.
More or less what I was going to point out -- November 11th is about remembering those who've served their country in war.
Never mind; I didn't realize you were a troll.
Feel free to cite anything a GUI file manager can do that a CLI can't do better, besides thumbnailing.
That final paragraph is precisely the debate every rational pro-life person I know wishes would happen, and yet it gets stiffled continually by so-called "women's rights" which are supposedly being trampled.
Once upon a time, women weren't allowed to vote, and letting them vote would've trampled "men's rights"
Once upon a time, slaves were forced to labour in fields for no pay, and allowing them fair treatment would have trampled on "owners' rights"
Having a tough conversation about where a woman's rights truly end and where the unborn child's begin isn't happening and it should. We may decide as a culture that children have no rights to live until they're 2 years old; we may instead decide that 5 months after conception is a viable human life that deserves recognition. Unfortunately this discussion is simply being stifled.
Therefore as I said, it works as advertised. Mailing lists should never have been forging from addresses in the first place and DMARC and SPF help prevent that source of spam for many people.
Sometimes breaking things is the correct behaviour.
I could cite thousands of examples of religious people who are not delusional and you'd claim they were just because they're religious. That makes you closed-minded and bigotted. Just because some *people* have issues or are morons doesn't mean what they stand for should be painted in that light. What they stand for should be judged on its own merits, and the person on their own.
Painting all religious people with the "delusional" brush as you did is far too broad a statement to be properly rational.
I don't know what your point is at all.
A) I send my own mail, I sign it all using DKIM and advertise a DMARC record that says so.
B) I have a third party I trust sending mail as me, I send them a key to sign mail with and add them to the SPF senders list and advertise a DMARC record saying so.
C) I have a third party relay messages through my own server; A) applies and works fine.
D) I use a third party relay myself, I sign the messages before going out and publish an SPF record saying they are trusted and a DMARC record saying these are true.
E) I don't sign all my mail, I may or may not send from trusted hosts; I publish a DMARC record saying not to block unknown sender IPs and unsigned messages.
In all cases, DMARC helps tell the recipient what to expect. The fact that your outbound server is blocked by a stupid IP-level blacklist based on your ISP has *nothing* to do with SPF, DMARC or DKIM.
I don't recommend hiring the OP here; not only do they not realize its DMARC, but they don't seem to realize what DMARC and DKIM actually accomplish.
Luckily there are easy-to-read summaries like this one: https://support.google.com/a/a...
That blocking of ISP ranges is a real problem -- many ISPs offer business dedicated IP ranges suitable for running services like E-mail off of but are incorrectly marked as home network addresses by various idiots.
DKIM does NOT mean that a message isn't spam, it means that Yahoo really sent it.
DKIM is fixing a completely different problem; random spammers sending out E-mail from their own servers claiming to be from Yahoo (or another domain).
I've had this happen to domains I administer and its incredibly annoying, especially when clients get E-mail claiming to be from me. DKIM fixes this problem.
You obviously haven't experienced spam being sent out to people claiming to be from your domain yet -- you'll implement DKIM and SPF that week
I use DKIM and SPF on all domains I administer with appropriate settings on each and then advertise DMARC records stating that SPF and DKIM should be expected on all messages. This means anyone attempting to send E-mail as one of my clients to a server using DMARC will fail. I see no down side either.
Sounds like being atheistic suddenly means being a closed-minded bigot
That's a strange requirement. What if a pro-life person said they're against killing innocent people? Wouldn't that be good enough for a morally valid judgement?
Obviously you know nothing of the power of CLIs. No GUI file manager comes close to the power of bash, find and related tools.
Microsoft has been promising such features for years (and has even improved their own CLI for obvious reasons -- its very useful).
Its not *my* GUI, its any GUI.
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Not Another Valentine's Day ...
So apparently, March 14 is Steak And Blowjob Day.
I know this because a few men around me have thought it prudent that women be aware of this information. Because, you know, they are thoughtful like that.
The idea is that men are so wonderful, extravagant, and amazing at spoiling their partners on Valentine's Day, that exactly one month later it's time for their other halves to reciprocate.
With Steak. And a Blowjob. (I wonder if there is a vegetarian alternative).
There's an official web page and everything, including Facebook and twitter games, instructions on how to cook steak, and tuition on how to erm, get down with this special day of the year.
Not convinced that men deserve a day of their own, a woman called Ms Naughty has come up with her own idea for Cake and Cunnilingus Day.
That's a day devoted to female pleasure and it's set for April 14.
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3 comments:
- Char said...
Looks like I dodged a bullet yesterday. Thank goodness Iven didn't look in the diary.
- March 15, 2014 at 4:45 AM
Lol and oh dear I'm overseas. Does that mean that I get a pass?
- March 15, 2014 at 9:55 AM
- Bronnie Marquardt said...
Oh dear, I guess they will have to wait until next year. Until then, there is April 14!
- March 15, 2014 at 11:02 AM
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