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A Man Who Seizes Opportunities
May 6, 1988
By Howard Goodman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Edward Spencer Gale Dennis Jr. has said that if his life had a theme, it was never letting an opportunity for advancement slip by. "Opportunities were made available to me," he told a reporter five years ago, "and I think because of that - because I knew that opportunities had not been afforded in the past to the extent that I was a beneficiary of - that I really should not waste them. " Born in an era of segregation, the first black man to serve as U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has made the most of opportunities in his 43 years - rising from boyhood in race-conscious Dover, Del., to the Merchant Marine Academy to the Law School of the University of Pennsylvania to chief of the Justice Department's narcotics and dangerous drug section in Washington, to the high-profile U.S. attorney's post in Philadelphia.
Opportunities What Parks Will Be Our Legacy?
April 6, 1986
By Ian L. McHarg
Philadelphians enjoy a rich inheritance. Their forebears chose a wonderful site for a city and built well. Independence and Carpenters Halls, the First and Second Banks, City Hall, the Museum of Art and the Parkway are only a few conspicious treasures, but one simple title embraces the largest single inheritance of all - Fairmount Park. The largest urban park in the world is also the finest. Its structure permeates much of the city and confers beauty and delight. The Cresheim and Wissahickon, Pennypack and Schuylkill, riparian lands and enclosing wooded slopes provide the skeleton.
Tchaikovsky's 'Eugene Onegin,' A Lyric Tragedy Of Lost Opportunities
April 16, 1993
By Lesley Valdes, INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Tchaikovsky wrote 10 operas but most American houses stage only a couple, including The Queen of Spades and Eugene Onegin (and even these, it seems to me, aren't performed often enough). Eugene Onegin is always special to encounter, as Tchaikovsky's music so sensitively elaborates the characters in Pushkin's love story (a poem actually) of tragically lost opportunities. Rising young Canadian baritone Gino Quilico, son of the baritone Louis Quilico, is expected to make a dashing title character in tonight's production of Eugene Onegin by the Opera Company of Philadelphia at the Academy of Music.
Few but king and queen make most of their opportunities
January 24, 2006
By Toby Zinman FOR THE INQUIRER
Prince John: Mother! He has a knife! Eleanor of Aquitaine: Of course he has a knife. I have a knife. We all have knives. It's 1183 and we are barbarians. And what witty barbarians they are, this ridiculously dysfunctional royal family struggling for power and land, betraying, fornicating, murdering, double-dealing, and slinging out one-liners all the while in The Lion in Winter. Eleanor was the richest woman in the world when she married Henry II, and he has, in the 30 years since then, become "the greatest power in a thousand years.
Phila.'s Problems Are Opportunities For Homebuyers
January 10, 1991
Jim, a successful 30-something male attorney, is divorced, rents a two- bedroom apartment in the 'burbs, and spends about an hour and a half each day commuting to Center City. "Jim," I said. "You must buy a home in the city this year! Both prices and interest rates are way down. " "But," he replied, "look at Donald Trump's problems because he bought real estate. " I hadn't realized that Trump's get-rich-quick deals with junk bonds and the S&Ls lining the pockets of the good ol' boys' real estate scams could obscure people's understanding of today's legitimate real estate opportunities.
Look Beyond Katz Threat Opportunity Beckons
July 17, 1989
Let's not get into a swivet over whether Harold J. Katz wants to move our basketball team to New Jersey. Even Katz is smart enough to realize that the 76ers' lease with Spectacor, the firm that manages the Spectrum, runs through 1999. If Katz wants to break that lease, it would cost him about 1.5 million smackers, every year. The guy's not stupid. Katz isn't the issue we should be thinking about. Nor should we be thinking only about what to do with the reportedly unsafe John F. Kennedy Stadium.
Acknowledge That Limits And Racism Still Exist, But Also Point Out The Opportunities
February 17, 2000
By William Raspberry
Someone once told me about a farmer who was hurrying home during a flash flood and, because he wasn't sure what to do, decided to ride his horse right through the rushing creek bordering his farm. Well, the situation was worse than the farmer thought, and the result was horse and rider were swept downstream, both nearly drowning before they managed to clamber to safety. After that, I was told, the farmer couldn't induce that horse to cross the creek even when the flow was a mere trickle.
Eager To Pounce: The Wait For The Gop The Convention Is Expected To Add $400 Million To The Area's Economy. Entrepreneurs Heard Officials Discuss Opportunities.
March 15, 2000
By Leonard N. Fleming, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Louis Malone couldn't stop smiling about the opportunity his Marlton advertising firm sees in jumping onto the economic juggernaut known as the Republican National Convention. "It would be very influential for us to do business for anyone that's coming to the convention," said Malone, vice president for business development for Adventures in Advertising, which can create items such as banners, buttons, logos and T-shirts. "There are opportunities for all of us. " Yesterday, two top officials from Philadelphia 2000, the host and organizational arm of the convention, touted the GOP shindig to more than 100 business leaders here at a breakfast meeting sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of Southern New Jersey.
Why Run For Auditor General? Go Figure It's Not The Most Exciting Job. But The Opportunities Can Add Up.
April 7, 1992
By Wanda Motley, INQUIRER HARRISBURG BUREAU
The pay is decent and the title is nice. But the work involved, by almost every comparison that can be made among jobs in state government, isn't exactly exciting. So why are six people, including two respected state senators with a combined 38 years of legislative experience, seeking to capture the Democratic and Republican nominations for state auditor general in the April 28 primary? The opportunities, the candidates say. Opportunities to improve Pennsylvania's fiscal management, shape public policy, safeguard the taxpayers' dollars and leave a mark on the commonwealth.
The Steelers Stumble Into Trouble Coach Bill Cowher Bemoaned His Team's Mistakes And Missed Opportunities.
November 24, 1997
By Ron Reid, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The Pittsburgh Steelers are a tough bunch that plays football on the muscular, visceral level. They're also almost universally picked to wind up in the AFC playoffs this season. So neither Steelers coach Bill Cowher nor any of his players could explain exactly what went wrong yesterday at Veterans Stadium, where the Eagles looked like the playoff-bound club and the Steelers a team that had simply lost its way. "It was a game of mistakes and missed opportunities," said Cowher, wincing at the impact of five turnovers by his offense and no takeaways by his defense.
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Holiday shopping: Small- and big-business opportunities to buy and sell
December 1, 2014
By Suzette Parmley and Erin Arvedlund, Inquirer Staff Writers
For the last few years, Day Two of the holiday shopping season - or is it Day Three now? - has been dubbed Small Business Saturday, a day to spotlight independent entrepreneurs and encourage visits to stores not on the mall map. If the holiday traffic at three of the region's shopping destinations was any indication, the strategy might have been working. By noon Saturday, Chestnut Hill's two-lane shopping district along Germantown Avenue began filling up with cars. Shop owners sounded cautiously optimistic and said some customers were specifically trying to patronize local businesses and avoid the malls.
Monday Money Tip: Crude-oil bear market offers opportunities
November 17, 2014
By Erin E. Arvedlund, Inquirer Columnist
The early October sell-off created buying opportunities in the industrial sector for companies such as United Technologies (UTX), Eaton Corp. (ETN), and General Electric (GE), says Hank Smith at Haverford Trust, chief investment officer overseeing $6 billion in assets. In particular, he holds and has been buying more of UTX and Eaton since those shares fell roughly 20 percent. UTX has fallen to about $101 a share, Eaton to $60, Smith says. The bear market in crude oil also presents opportunity in major integrated oil companies ExxonMobil (XOM)
Local builder took advantage of opportunity
October 12, 2014
By Erin Arvedlund, Inquirer Staff Writer
He started his business during the financial crisis, yet Greg Lingo, founder of Cornell Homes, was able to sell the successful building company to Ryland Homes. Today, as Cornell Homes by Ryland Homes, he continues building new projects in the Philadelphia suburbs such as Reserve at Rose Tree in Media. A Delaware County native and graduate of Upper Darby High School, Lingo earned an engineering degree at Cornell University (hence the company's moniker) and an M.B.A. from Villanova.
Town By Town: In a borough of 'just the basics,' opportunity, too
September 15, 2014
By Alan J. Heavens, Inquirer Real Estate Writer
One in a continuing series spotlighting real estate markets in the region's communities. Before we pull into Parkesburg on Amtrak's Keystone Service to Harrisburg, here's a trivia question: In what movie did this Chester County borough's train station play a small, but important, role? The answer: Witness (1985). It is there that Amish passengers Rachel Lapp and her son, Samuel, begin an ill-fated train trip to Philadelphia, where the boy witnesses a murder. Although the station is closed, 49,000 travelers a year park in its lot and wait on its sheltered platform for one of the 26 trains that travel daily back and forth from Harrisburg to New York City.
Domestic violence is an equal opportunity horror
September 12, 2014
I'VE NEVER been a victim of domestic violence, but I've loved people who have been. I say "people" because some of the victims have been men, despite the general "Burning Bed" stereotype of the muscled brute beating the living daylights out of the 100-pound female. Violence is violence, victims are victims and abusers are abusers, regardless of gender, color, religion and affluence. This is an equal opportunity horror. I write this to point out that the sound bites we hear from a ratings-driven media do not tell the whole story about what happened between Ray and Janay Rice.
Burlington County College's new 3D printer makes opportunities
September 12, 2014
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer
With a whir reminiscent of science-fiction movies, 15 minutes, and a well-designed model in the computer, Burlington County College's newest piece of equipment created a small, plastic machine part Wednesday morning. The school's new 3-D printer, donated by a local defense contractor, will be at the center of a workforce development program the college hopes will train students in the three-dimensional scanning and printing technologies that have gained popularity in recent years.
Campbell taking advantage of opportunities at Northwestern
July 31, 2014
By Max Cohen, Inquirer Staff Writer
CHICAGO - Before he graduated in 2010 from Chestnut Hill Academy, Ibraheim Campbell learned to take advantage of every opportunity given to him. Campbell followed that creed daily, and it helped him earn a football scholarship at Northwestern. He hasn't looked back since. Campbell, one of Northwestern's key returning players, was chosen as one of the team's player representatives this week for Big Ten Football Media Days. The fifth-year senior safety is focused on getting Northwestern football back on track.
Opportunity knocks for Allen Barbre
July 30, 2014
By Bob Ford, Inquirer Columnist
Football hasn't always been kind to Allen Barbre, not when it comes to finding himself in the right spot at the right time during his professional career, but it has been good enough that there is a nice, little place on the lake waiting for him in southwest Missouri. "Yeah, when I'm done, I'm going to go back home," Barbre said. There are bass in the lake and deer in the woods, if Barbre can find a tree stand sturdy enough to hold him, but those will wait, too, and he's not really in any hurry now. For once, time, place and opportunity seem to have come together for the 6-foot-4, 310-pound offensive lineman.
Union's Berry patiently awaits opportunity
July 18, 2014
BY JAKE KAPLAN, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com
ABOUT 45 minutes before kickoff Wednesday night in Chester, Austin Berry emerged from the PPL Park tunnel and joined a circle of nine Union players kicking around a soccer ball near the sideline. When the game started, Berry found himself seated on the bench between midfielder Danny Cruz and forward Aaron Wheeler. A couple hours later, when the final whistle cemented a pivotal, 3-1 Union win, Cruz and Wheeler were on the pitch. Berry, meanwhile, once again went into the official books as an unused sub. This season has been a strange one for Berry, the 2012 MLS Rookie of the Year acquired in the preseason to stabilize Philadelphia's central defense.
PhillyDeals: With change came opportunity for Philadelphia traders
June 30, 2014
By Joseph N. DiStefano, Inquirer Staff Writer
It's not like it used to be. Dozens of traders, brokers, and market-makers descend to the basement trading floor of the old Philadelphia Stock Exchange at 1900 Market St. every working day, down from the many hundreds that shouted orders in the 1980s and '90s. At least they have cooler gear these days. PHLX , founded in 1790, was sold to the global Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. by members and investors for $652 million in 2007, as high-speed trading was turning even the frantic New York Stock Exchange floor into a quiet retreat for aging professionals.
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Advocacy groups warn that Senate version of bill would not eliminate caps for millions of Americans
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The National Organization for Rare Disorders and 34 other patient advocacy groups are warning that the Senate health care reform bill would not eliminate annual and lifetime insurance caps for many Americans, contrary to common belief. The groups say millions of people would still be vulnerable to loss of their insurance benefits if provisions from the Senate bill are adopted in the final legislation.
"This is a critical issue for patients with rare diseases, as it should be for all patients," said Peter L. Saltonstall, NORD's president and CEO. "As the House and Senate negotiate health care reform, we must keep in mind the central focus, to create medical security. Capping insurance payments, either on an annual or lifetime basis, can lead to substantial limits on medical care for patients."
Saltonstall said NORD often hears from patients who are worried about being unable to afford their treatment or impoverishing their families if they should lose health benefits as a result of reaching a cap. For instance:
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Jim (Levi Anderson) is a masochist. Which isn't to say that he just likes cutting himself, a practice he considers more a cry for attention than true masochism. No, Jim is the type of guy who will purposefully crush his fingers in a drawer, over and over again, and then pour salt in the open wound. He'll step in a fire, he'll open a door into his own face… whatever it takes.
Levi Anderson's short film, Self Inflicted, is interesting in that it plays off our potential preconceptions about masochism without us necessarily realizing that that is what is happening. Or at least that's what it did for me. I, like the character Jim, and even those around him, thought the draw of the daily self-inflicted tortures came from a very different place, and need, than what is ultimately revealed.
And I liked that, because what better than to watch a film and get a new perspective, or a new appreciation, for something you don't really know, but thought you did. I mean, I'm no masochist, but that doesn't mean I've not wondered why someone would be. I thought I had my answer, but now I think, like most things I contemplate as I grow older, that it's never going to be as clear and obvious as I originally thought.
On the filmmaking side of things, it's a very good looking short film, with strong composition and an editorial flow apropos to what is going on. Basically, has a strong professional look and feel to the entire project (which is not necessarily a given). Plus, while I wouldn't call the film "gory," I will say that there are physical consequences to many of Jim's activities, and the film doesn't hide them.
Overall, it's an interesting film to watch, and a new perspective, for me, to contemplate. I liked pretty much every aspect of the film, though it possibly could've been done in a much tighter package (perhaps there's a seven minute cut out there, for instance). That's not to say it feels long as it is, or doesn't work, but I do think that, considering what we see and how it unfolds, that it would be possible to make an even shorter version of this without losing anything. It does work fine as is, however.
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The Whale and the Jonahs: Impressions, thoughts and dreams from a short stay at Stairway
February 2013
Kirsten Seidenfaden and Piet Draiby, a psychologist and a child psychiatrist respectively, authors of two unique books about relationships: The Vibrant Family and The Vibrant Relationship, as well as being holiday-tight-rope walkers, landed in Stairway last January. During their 10-day adventure, they delighted and inspired Stairway staff and children with their stories, skills and antics. Read below about their colorful impressions, thoughts and dreams from their short stay at Stairway. You will have a whale of a time!


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CNN's Soledad O'Brien Featured At VITAMIN W Media Launch Event
NEW YORK, Feb. 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Soledad O'Brien, CNN "Starting Point" anchor, was a special guest at the launch of VITAMIN W Media, LLC, a New York-based women's media company delivering "smart Kardashian-free content" that honored O'Brien's foundation with a gift for struggling young women.
O'Brien joined a list of 70 prestigious headliners that included award-winning journalists, investors, and philanthropists at the private Norwood Club on Wednesday, February 27. VITAMIN W's $2,000 donation to the Soledad O'Brien and Brad Raymond Foundation will advance the Foundation's mission of supporting hardworking young women in their educational pursuits.
A women-owned social media enterprise, VITAMIN W is dedicated to creating and curating high quality news for women. VITAMIN W's editorial also covers women's philanthropy and causes, and profiles women leaders and entrepreneurs. As part of its business model, VITAMIN W directs a portion of its revenue to women-focused nonprofits.
VITAMIN W was founded in 2011 by Amy-Willard Cross , a seasoned editor troubled by a scarcity of women's voices in journalism, citing the statistics that men write 81 percent of all news articles and less than 20 percent of them are focused on women-specific content, according to Global Media Monitoring Project."When I first started there were mommy blogs and feminist blogs and nothing in between," reflected Cross. "Women are in the midst of a kind of Renaissance. They're starting their own companies, they're crowdfunding their own projects, they're starting nonprofits to fix what they see as the world's problems in large numbers. There wasn't a vehicle to tell these stories. It was time to create one." Cross saw that advertising wasn't working either: women dictate 80 percent of consumer household spending but 91 percent of women feel marketers are not speaking to them. Beginning in 2013, VITAMIN W will run a series of campaigns in partnership with corporations interested in reaching women in new and positive ways.
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Our Planning Team is at the forefront of developments in planning law to ensure pragmatism and efficiency of advice. We work with developers and local planning authorities on contentious and non-contentious issues, along with third parties wishing to comment or object on development proposals. The team includes several former local authority in-house solicitors, and so are well placed to advise all sides on how to achieve their objectives.
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- Advising the local planning authority in connection with the redevelopment of the Empress State Building in Earls Court, including a section 106 agreement providing off site affordable housing, financial contributions and linking the proposal with the wider Earls Court redevelopment.
- Undertaking section 288 challenges for developer clients on sites in St Austell, Swindon and Wincanton in respect of both Inspector and Secretary of State decisions and advising a developer in Devon in respect of such a challenge brought by an environmental group.
- Negotiating, on behalf of a housebuilder client, a section 106 Agreement for 500 home site in Somerset with both District and County Councils including affordable housing and various infrastructure contributions.
10-unit threshold introduced for Section 106 affordable housing + tariff style contributions
On 28th November 2014 the Department for Communities and Local Government ("DCLG") published revised planning guidance introducing a new 10-unit threshold for Section 106 affordable housing and tariff-style contributions aimed at reducing planning costs for small scale and self-build development.Read more
Adopted Public Highway - Payment of Commuted Sums
Section 38 of the Highways Act 1980 is the usual means by which highway authorities agree with a developer to adopt a road; that is the point at which the road becomes maintainable at the public expense. The traditional understanding had been that the highway authority agrees that provided the road is constructed to a pre-agreed standard by the developer, it will accept the adoption, with the highway authority then becoming responsible for its future maintenance.Read more
SuDs Consultation: implementation through changes to the planning regime?
As part of the Government's initiative to implement sustainable drainage systems ("SuDs") the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs ("Defra") and the Department for Communities and Local Government ("DCLG") have launched a joint consultation setting out a possible approach for implementing SuDs, and mechanisms for ensuring their long term maintenance, through changes to the current planning regime.Read more
Office to residential permitted development rights - help for housing or jeopardy for jobs?
Last year the government introduced new permitted development ("PD") rights which, in certain circumstances, allow the conversion of offices to residential dwellings without planning permission. The rights were expressed to be temporary, lasting for three years.Read more
Government looks at cutting further red tape in planning system
Brandon Lewis MP, the new Housing and Planning Minister, has published a consultation on measures which are designed to make the planning system work more efficiently and effectively.Read more
"War Horse" wind turbine proposal rejected after Inspector applies recent Court of Appeal guidance
The Planning Inspectorate has dismissed an appeal against a refusal of planning permission for a single wind turbine in Iddesleigh, Devon. The case hit the press after it was revealed that the turbine would be situated in the rural setting of bestselling novel "War Horse". Author Michael Morpurgo was one of numerous objectors to the proposed development.Read more
How the Growth and Infrastructure Act will affect affordable housing
The Growth and Infrastructure Act 2013 has introduced a new procedure to renegotiate affordable housing obligations in section 106 agreements, as discussed by Ashfords John Bosworth.Read more
Royal Academy for Deaf Education launch new building plans
Ashfords are co-sponsoring the launch of plans for the new Academy for Deaf Education. The event will take place at Exeter's Royal Albert Memorial Museum with Andrew Rothwell and The Design Team representing the firm.Read more
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Tony is a Partner in our Planning Team. He qualified in local government at the London Borough of Southwark. It was through his work in local government that Tony developed his skills in Planning, leading to overall responsibility for the legal planning function in two District Councils in Bristol and Somerset. In addition Tony deals with commercial property matters including, in particular, development work.Read more
"Batty" permitted development rights coming home to roost?
Gareth Pinwell outlines the interaction of the habitats directive and recently announced changes to permitted development.Read more
Supreme Court to consider whether absence of EIA and Appropriate Assessment was irrationally inconsistent with conditions imposed
The case arose out of the granting of planning permission for a lorry park, barley silos with wash bay and ancillary facilities; the proposed development being 400m away from the River Wensum, a Site of Special Scientific Interest ("SSSI") and a designated EU Special Area of Conversation ("SAC"). The claimant, Matthew Champion, a member of the Ryburgh Village Action Group, sought to quash: (i) the grant of planning permission by North Norfolk District Council, and (ii) the consultation response made by Natural England.Read more
Occupancy Conditions and Dependents
A recent case has examined what constitutes 'dependency' in the context of agricultural occupancy conditions on dwellings.Read more
Development consent orders: enforcement
A Development Consent Order ("DCO") is a statutory instrument granted by the Secretary of State to authorise the construction and development of a Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project.Read more
Cherkley golf course development: Court of Appeal redefines meaning of "need" in planning cases
The Court of Appeal has set aside an order quashing planning permission for the development of a hotel and spa complex and an exclusive 18 hole golf course.Read more
Government announces plans to improve the NSIP regime
The Government has published its response to a consultation reviewing the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project ("NSIP") regime. The consultation followed significant changes made last year, which extended the regime to cover certain business and commercial projects.Read more
Affordable Housing Policy - Good from afar, far from good?
The Government's official line is aiming to address the need for more affordable housing. However, the consequences of its planning initiatives seem to be largely undermining its provision. John Bosworth, partner and Head of the Planning Team explains why.Read more
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Graham began his career with Ashfords before leaving to spend ten years working in Local Government, most notably for Exeter City Council. The desire to work in the private sector took him to Clarke Willmott and Michelmores before returning to Ashfords as a Planning Partner twenty years after leaving.Read more
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I was recently answering a question in a queer poly FAAB/woman/feminine-oriented group I'm part of and thought it would make good blog fodder. I have a ton of posts I keep working on and meaning to finish, but keep putting off, so I figure I could slap this one up. I have no idea what my readership is like these days (not that there's many of you since my writing gap has grown larger and larger), but I imagine this might not be new information. Oh well!
Question posed: What is your story with your sexual identity? What's your relationship with being queer?
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(tl;dr, early bloomer. much queer, but always awkward. so genderqueer. much kink.)
I had my first sexual experience around third grade with a female friend of mine at the time: kissing and rubbing our bodies, including genitals, against each other while sleeping over at each others houses. I fooled around with a few people in middle school and high school, had my first boyfriend in middle school, where we ended up in a polyish relationship where he was dating me and another girl for a period of time. We weren't together for very long, but mostly because it was middle school and less because of the poly. I had a few girls who were maybe sort of almost girlfriends, but who were mostly friends who were girls that I made out with or had sex with once and not really ever again. I was horribly awkward and shy and I didn't know how to approach girls, or anyone for that matter. I did experience some discrimination and uncomfortableness from others because of my visible and unapologetic queerness, but I was used to being othered for most of my life anyway.
Being attracted to people regardless of gender was always a non-issue for me to some extent. When I learned the term bisexual around 6th grade I began calling myself that and coming out as bisexual, which lead me to being the President and Co-founder of my high school's Gay/Straight Alliance (as they were commonly called then), and also lead most of the people in my school and my hometown thinking I was a lesbian. I came out to my mom somewhere around freshman year of high school and her response was: "oh, I thought you were a lesbian." A non-issue. My older sibling identifies now as queer, as I do, and they were where I learned the term bisexual from all those years ago.
I discovered the concept of bdsm/kink around 6th grade as well, having had fantasies about it for as long as I'd had fantasies. That became and has always been a central part of my sexual identity as well. I first believed I was strictly a Submissive or Bottom, but have been identifying as a Top and Switch for the last seven or so years now.
I started playing consciously with my gender in high school as well, probably also leading a number of people to assume queerness from me (even though the conflation of gender and sexuality is inaccurate and not useful for anyone, imo, it is unfortunately pervasive, and gender does in fact tie in to sexual identity, since sexual identity is based on it, e.g., one cannot be homosexual or heterosexual without having a gender to base the homo or hetero aspect of that identity on. But, I digress). My genderfucking once included a fellow student that I didn't know once asking me if I was a guy in drag (I was wearing a wig and "feminine" clothing). This was highly amusing to me, even though it was obviously meant to be offensive (I didn't take it that way, though). I also did a lot of acting all through school (elementary-high), and basically during the plays in 6th and 7th grades I went through a phase where I only wanted to play guys (a big part of that, I think, was that I was always taller and larger than all of the girls and most of the guys in my age range at the time, but also probably something else).
I started identifying as queer around when that became common language, somewhere around 2005ish while I was in my undergrad in Gender Studies. I started identifying as genderqueer around the same time, though I had played with gender for long before that.
Onyx and I met when I was 19. It was my first real long-term relationship, and we have been together ever since. We've been poly since we met, and I had a long-distance relationship at the time we met as well, and that was also a non-issue. I wasn't familiar with the term polyamory when we got together, but I knew the concept of an open relationship and was happy to expand my identity to include poly as well. We were only theoretically poly/monogamish for the first few years of our relationship, though.
For the first few years of our relationship I also had a difficult time with him being cis male and us being in a seemingly heterosexual relationship. I was not used to experiencing heterosexual privilege and it was really uncomfortable for me. I felt invisible and ignored by both queer and non-queer communities and people. I began feeling uncomfortable in queer circles and queer community because of my primary partnership with a cis guy, and I experienced individuals change their way of relating to me once they found out about that. I had my first serious girlfriend when I was 23; an attempted triad with me and Onyx that ended horribly. We were mostly monogamish for a while after that, until over a year ago when I met Rose.
What Is Sexological Bodywork?
Ever since I decided to take the Sexological Bodywork Training and once I started talking about it I have been asked these questions over and over again: what is Sexological Bodywork? Who is it for? What does a Sexological Bodywork session look like? Here are my answers to those questions.
What is Sexological Bodywork?
Sexological Bodywork is somatic sex education that utilizes a variety of bodywork techniques in order to encourage the client's whole erotic self to come forth. Sexological Bodyworkers are trained in breathwork, genital anatomy, masturbation coaching, sensual and erotic massage, and scar tissue remediation. We are educators rather than healers. Our goal as educators is to create a safe container within each session so that healing may occur when the client is ready.
Sexological Bodywork has been a certified profession recognized by the state of California since 2003. It was founded by Joseph Kramer and grew out of his work with The Body Electric School (which he also founded back in 1984). Since it's inception it has spread beyond the California training to have Certified Sexological Bodyworker (CSB) Trainings in Austrailia, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, and Switzerland.
There is an Association of Certified Sexological Bodyworkers as well as a professional code of conduct and ethics required by CSBs to follow.
Who is Sexological Bodywork for?
Anyone and everyone interested in having a deeper experience of their own erotic nature. Sexological Bodyworkers work with individuals, people in various relationship configurations, and groups in private sessions or within public workshops.
I believe everyone can benefit from a session or series of sessions with a CSB, as very few (if any) of us are fully embodied and having the type of sex and relationships we are desiring to have. Part of human nature is that we change. Our desires fluctuate and our bodily sensations change as our bodies change, as we change. We often get stuck in ruts with our own sexuality. We have a drive to continue to strive for improvement, but often our inner self is scared of change and grabs on to patterns that no longer serve us. Sexological Bodywork works at the basic level of humanity, with the body, in order to assist people to understand their own body and live more fully embodied lives. It is possible to have the sex life of your dreams.
It goes beyond sexuality and sexual functioning, though, as well. Joseph Kramer likes to say "if you want to change your life, change the way you masturbate," though that also goes for the way you approach sex and sexuality in general. When we are receiving the kind of touch, love, and attention that we need deep down at our core both from ourselves and others we can truly blossom into all that we are meant to be and do our work in the world. That is what we as Sexological Bodyworkers help to facilitate in our clients.
What does a Sexological Bodywork session look like?
There is a wide range of possibilities for what a session looks like. It can be over the phone, on video chat, or in person. It can include discussion and coaching suggestions without touch, witnessing the client self-touch, erotic massage, and/or genital touch.
There is no one right way to do Sexological Bodywork, as long as it fits within the professional code of conduct and ethics. This includes the practitioner remaining fully clothed throughout the session; unidirectional touch, meaning the practitioner is touching the client and not the other way around; and the use of medical-grade gloves whenever genital touch is involved. All Sexological Bodyworkers bring their own personal background, experiences, and specializations to the table creating a slightly different experience from practitioner to practitioner, therefore a generalization outside of the professional guidelines is difficult to make.
Personally, while I have had some talk-only sessions, including the first session I have with any client, most of my sessions have included some form of touch with a focus on embodiment. This has not always included genital touch, but it is one of many options available. I begin and end most of my sessions with a practice from my spiritual tradition as a way to create a container of sacred safer space between us as well as to transition in and out of the session. After discussing the client's experiences since our last session and goals for this session, we determine what we want to work with within the session to work toward their goals.
Shifted to Poly
For a large part of the last year Onyx and I were monogamish. There was occasional makeouts and things with other people, but even though there were a few people we were interested in I couldn't think of venturing out into another relationship at the time. I was a wreck and thoroughly closed to myself. I could barely let Onyx in and the idea of a new relationship was daunting and terrifying.
Since Onyx and I got together we have never been strictly monogamous. Our flavor of non-monogamy has shifted many times over the years, but more often than not we have only been in a relationship with each other. When we first got together I had another long-distance relationship I was in, though that was not particularly healthy and stopped before we moved in together. For a long while after I moved in with him we were monogamish or poly-theoretical. We were not monogamous, but we weren't actively seeing anyone else or seeking out additional partners. We flirted with a long-distance N-style relationship with a couple friends of ours at one point. Then Marla came along. We shifted into the triad and then to polyfidelitous together. Once that ended, and after our time apart, we have basically been in an open/non-monogamous relationship. We have played with/had sex with people, but we haven't really been in any other relationships besides the one between us. This began to shift a few months ago.
At the end of September I met a couple of people at a weekend ritual workshop and began to date them. The concept of meeting someone or wanting to play with someone at the ritual was so out of my head that Onyx and I didn't even have a conversation about the possibility beforehand. It was unexpected, sudden, and intense with both of them in completely different ways. Luckily, even though the ritual was in Portland, they both live in the Seattle area and so we have been able to continue seeing each other. More on them in other posts, though.
In light of those new relationships budding another friend and I started dating as well. She and I began talking about dating before my father died, but due to that happening it got postponed until recently. Due to extremely busy schedules and both of us having multiple partners we haven't been able to spend too much time together, but we are working on it.
Onyx recently began dating another person as well. This is someone I am close with and knew before he did. I introduced them, which is amusing to me. It has been really lovely to watch the two of them beginning their relationship, especially since I have much love for both of them.
Historically in our relationship he has been much more open and relaxed about me seeing other people than I have about him seeing other people. He has also had more interest in the last year or two for other people than I have. For a while after the triad, once we got back together, we were primarily wanting to explore new relationships or play partners together rather than separately. I didn't know why it was so daunting to me at the time, but there were many things going on with me and it was difficult to play with someone else with him. It has been really good to have this shift to poly happen with me finding multiple people to build relationships with after not feeling much interest for that. Having the experience of being the first one to venture into a new relationship has helped me be comfortable with his new relationship as well.
Our communication abilities are the best they've ever been (and I hope to continue to be able to say that as our relationship progresses), so we have been able to talk about any issues, jealousies, envies, or whatnot that come up. Because of this our experience with poly this time is much different than the last.
Each of us seeing already-poly people who have at least one (usually many more than one) other partner is really helpful as well. We aren't exactly new to polyamory and non-monogamy, but neither Onyx or I had much positive experiences with it before now. Being in relationships with people who do have positive experiences with it, who can handle their shit, who have good communication skills, and who are seeing other people so they aren't focused exclusively on one of us has been exceptionally good.
I currently only have express consent from one of the new people mentioned in this post to give them a name or talk about them in depth on here, so look for upcoming posts about him. More consent will be asked for, so eventually I will not have to only speak in generalities. For now, though, know that there will be more poly-focused posts in the future.
KASB: A New Beginning
A lot has happened in the three months since this semester started, both personally and professionally, and in some ways I can't believe it is over already. I wasn't prepared for the speed with which these three months have gone by, but it has all been wonderful. There were some topics that I wanted to write about but just didn't get the chance, like Public Humiliation, Skin Stapling, Corsets, more on our Rope escapades, and joining my fellow student bloggers crafting homemade floggers, but I just didn't have the time.
I re-read my application post and my introduction post in preparation for writing this, my final post on the Kink Academy Student Blog, then looked over all my posts this semester. My intention when applying was to use the videos I would be watching and the techniques I would be learning to get closer with my partner, Onyx, as well as to learn skills that I could use both with him and others. […]
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KASB: Gender Talk
Okay, so I'm only kind of cheating this week because I'm not exactly going to be talking about things that I learned from the videos I watched this week, although I will be talking about some awesomely fantastic videos. My life for the last week revolved around my first public workshop, which was on Thursday. I was presenting on the topic of gender. For most of the week I was gathering data and information from both books and web sources to be sure that what I presented was the latest and most up-to-date gender theory that I could be presenting.
Part of the reason why I want to write about this and these videos this week is because I want to bring attention to them. It is easy to focus on kink when looking at videos on Kink Academy since, well, it's right in the name and there is a vast library of videos to choose from. While gender can be a kink for some (it certainly is for me–but not in the sense that I fetishize gender-variant people, in the sense that I get off talking about gender and gender theory–but I digress) that doesn't mean that everyone is open to talking about it.
Learning about gender should be something required for everyone, not just those who are gender-variant or don't fit within the gender binary. Everyone has a gender, but often people who are cisgendered (their sex and gender align with what they have been assigned by society) are forgotten when talking about gender because people who fit into the norm often do not get discussed because we assume that everyone knows what that means. However, I also think it is necessary for us to talk about cisgendered people to attempt to un-other gender-variant people, but that is a whole other topic. […]
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KASB: Bound to Be True
In my first post I wrote about rope bondage, I mentioned that Onyx and I are fairly new to it and he gets frustrated by rope fairly easily, really he tries to make everything more complicated than it actually is. I mentioned that we were talking about making our rope play a weekly occurrence since, as we all know, practice makes perfect. That hasn't happened, but we were able to explore some more rope videos and have a rope night tonight after a long hiatus!
First we watched some of the newest videos that have come out.
Rope Bondage Safety covered some of the same things as the Anatomy for BDSM videos but was information that I was happy to have reiterated.
Graydancer's Rope Scene Connection & Flow Part 1 and Part 2 are invaluable, I think, when it comes to rope bondage. He's talking about things that seem really simple and obvious once you know them but are not often taught during rope classes such as how to approach someone you're playing with, how to connect with the rope bottom during the scene, and how to keep confident during a scene even when you make a mistake. His tips are great for any sort of scene, really, not just rope bondage.
Then we reviewed. […]
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Aphrodite Temple
Life is moving along at such a pace lately that it's difficult to keep up with writing about all the things I want to write about. Not that I'm complaining, really, but this hasn't happened to me in a while. Nearly a month ago Onyx and I attended a Living Love Revolution Aphrodite Temple. It's all been a bit of a whirlwind, but in a wonderful way. The temple was absolutely phenomenal and transformational in so many ways.
This was a two-day retreat, essentially, at a remote location outside of Seattle. There were somewhere between twenty and thirty of us there. We had been told about it before we went, of course, including having some of the activities described in a good amount of detail, but I don't think either of us were really prepared for everything that occurred. In a good way.
I could feel a very noticeable energy shift in me from before the temple to after. I have felt far more open as well as more radiant, which often go hand in hand. I feel less timid about expressing myself however feels authentic for that moment, less anxious about what other people will perceive and more content with what I have to offer. I feel in touch with love, which was at least part of the point.
There was great emphasis on embodiment, autonomy, safe consensual touching, and getting what you need. It is all about getting your needs met and learning about how to ask for those things you need. It is about finding the beauty in yourself and everyone around you. It is also about Aphrodite, of course, and all these activities just aid in connecting with her more.
While we were there I felt somewhat disconnected with Onyx, or like I had to disconnect with him in order to be seen the way I wanted to. It's something I didn't experience at the play party we went to on March 4th 1, which says to me I may getting through that little blockage. It's something I've held on to for quite some time, this notion and worry that I will be seen as less queer because I'm with him, when that's really just silly. I have tried not to be ruled by it, but at the same time I have been.
I wasn't opposed to the disconnection in the moment, exactly, but I saw it as a necessary part which irritated me. I think going through the experience of the temple, though, allowed me to let go of that and be able to connect with him more ever. I've been allowing my shy masculinity to shine through ever since I wrote about it and more and more since the temple itself. I think I experienced what it was to be seen for me in the moment which has just made me want to be seen like that more often.
I also didn't experience any jealousy or anxiety about being disconnected and each of us being touched and caressed2 by other people, which was fantastic. I wasn't sure how I was going to do with that going into it. It was remarkably easy, and though we were in the same room we rarely interacted with each other during the activities. I'm excited to see what happens in the future.
I loved it so much I'm now in the Priest/ess training program for it and Onyx and I will be going to the one being held in April. I want to go to the July and November ones as well, and would be surprised if that didn't happen. I'm beginning to work quite closely with the high priestess, not just for the training but doing classes and workshops with her as well as working on websites for her. This is only the beginning.
KASB: Thoughts on Fetishes
I've never really considered myself a fetishist, despite the long list I keep on FetLife. Although there are non-sexual objects that I find attractive and even sexy I have never been to the point of needing them in order to get off. I did understand that my magical tools were technically fetish objects but I wouldn't call them such and I didn't know how to stretch that definition into bdsm.
When I saw the title of a recent Kink Academy video: Making Unusual Fetishes Work For You – Part 1 I was intrigued and, being a psychology geek and aspiring sex educator I decided to watch it even though I wasn't sure I would get anything personally relevant out of it. In it Wintersong just gives a teaser for the rest of the video series, just giving an outline of what he will cover in future clips. In addition to getting me excited to see the rest of the series it also got me thinking about my own fetishes.
Wanting to explore the subject further I found Lee Harrington's video Fetishism and devoured it eagerly. He talks about three different kinds of fetishism–desires, needs, and empowered objects–and points out ways to present a fetish to a current or potential lover in a positive way. I had heard the basic definitions that he uses before both through my own explorations and in obtaining my psychology degree but he re-framed them for me in a kink context. The re-framing actually made me start to identify with two of the three: desires and empowered objects. […]
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KASB: Intention is the Watchword
It wasn't long ago that Onyx put a collar around my neck for the second time, but at the time there was little that came along with it that wasn't already in our relationship. The last year has been the best we've ever had together, and after nearly six years together that's saying something. Hopefully, though our effort at sustaining and nourishing our relationship, that trend will continue. After the first time he collared me and I moved in with him there was a time when we attempted to implement some service and protocol in our lives. It didn't work.
There was lots of baggage we both were battling back then, issues and assumptions we both were making due to past experiences either with other people or with each other. I desperately wanted some structure. I wanted clearly defined rules and protocols. I wanted all the things I'd heard what M/S is, the things I had read about in books and erotica. I wanted to be controlled by him in every way. When we tried to put those into practice, however, I rebelled. I didn't trust him. I couldn't submit in those conditions. He couldn't control me and I wouldn't let him.
Fast forward four years or so. The last year we've been at our peak as far as our intentional non-egalitarian relationship, which I often refer to as Owner/Brat for lack of a better term. I am owned by him, I am his, but I am not always submissive or obedient. I have the leeway to be a brat, to struggle, things we both really enjoy (though usually I'm only a brat in certain contexts). I had been consciously neglecting the other aspects, however, at least partially because they didn't work before.
Enter Delving Into Power, a weekend intensive by Lee Harrington (who has some wonderful clips here on the Kink Academy) that Onyx and I attended the first weekend of February. Going through that weekend my Service Submissive self was tapped into and I realized there were aspects I was missing and that Onyx and I were finally in the right place to address service and protocol in our relationship so naturally I began scouring the service and protocol category of Kink Academy to see what other tools I could find.
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Clarification and simplification of the sales tax exemption process will be a major League effort in 2014.
(Published Feb 3, 2014)
According to a recent letter from Revenue Commissioner Myron Frans, Gov. Dayton supports extending the sales tax exemption to certain special districts and joint powers entities.
Frans sent the letter on Jan. 27 to South Lake Minnetonka Police Chief Brian Litsey in response to a communication from the chief that urged the commissioner and governor to support legislation to clearly extend the new sales tax exemption to joint powers entities. Chief Litsey represents the four-city South Lake Minnetonka Police Department (SLMPD) joint powers entity.
In the letter, Frans states, "Gov. Dayton recently announced his desire to extend the sales tax exemption to certain special districts and joint powers entities that were not included in the 2013 tax bill."
Areas of confusion
Since the sales tax exemption for cities and counties was enacted by the 2013 Legislature, many questions have been raised about which purchases are now exempt and also about the procedures that cities must use to secure the exemption.
The League will be seeking clarification on the following issues:
Joint powers entities. The law added "cities and counties" as exempt entities, but these terms have been interpreted by the Department of Revenue (DOR) to cover only those specific entities and not, for example, joint powers entities created by groups of local units of government to provide public services, like the SLMPD.
Services provided by private businesses. A limitation on the exemption put into place by the 2011 Legislature, when townships received their sales tax exemption, has generated many new questions because cities and counties generally provide a wider array of services than townships.
The law states that "goods and services generally provided by a private business" are not exempt from the sales tax. While some purchases are clearly not exempt (e.g., purchases made by a public golf course), the DOR has extended the limitation to a wider array of purchases than the League believes was intended by the Legislature, and cities find it difficult to know with certainty whether certain purchases are exempt.
Construction materials. A third issue with the exemption actually extends back decades and is related to certain purchases of construction materials under a lump sum contract for materials and labor. Unless a city follows a complex and rigorous process that requires separate bidding for labor and materials and a purchasing agent agreement with a contractor, the sales tax exemption is not available for the materials. The process changes the way that construction projects are managed, and many cities have found that it will cost more to implement than they will save on the tax exemption.
League proposal
The League has drafted a sales tax exemption clean-up bill that attempts to address three aspects of the city sales tax exemption:
The League expects to have the bill introduced in the first week of the 2014 legislative session. If your city has questions about the sales tax exemption, or has received guidance from the Department of Revenue on the applicability of the exemption, please contact the League staff noted at right.
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The 20th annual Pedal-with-Pete, Kent Event will be held on Saturday, June 7, 2014. The start/finish is at Faith Lutheran Church, 931 East Main Street, Kent, OH. Registration is from 7:00-9:30 AM the day of the ride. Save by preregistering online or by mail. The 17-mile, and 40-mile routes will travel partly on the Hike and Bike Trail and partly through neighboring communities. The 62 mile route will travel on rural and city roads through neighboring communities including Stow, Streetsboro, Hudson, Boston Heights, Brimfield, and Ravenna. The Family-friendly 2-mile and 6-mile Hike and Bike routes go through the campus of Kent State University. Light refreshments and water will be available at rest stops along all routes. This is a full service ride including a commemorative t-shirt, bike tune-ups, route maps, roads marked with arrows, SAG, and door prizes. There will be also be entertainment and massages.
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Jim Henderson's commentary says Sunday's win cured some of the ill that had overtaken the Saints.
Darren Sharper and Clint Ingram, both who have spent the opening six weeks of the season on the PUP list, could get off the list as soon as this week.
After watching the film of the game, Sean Payton said the run game was the key to Sunday's win.
Elsewhere around the region
Les East, writing for the Baton Rouge Advocate, says Payton knows Sunday's win was only one win.
Brett Martel of the Associated Press writes that regardless of being one win, the Saints are back on track.
Brian Allee-Walsh of NewOrleans.com says Darren Sharper was told a decision will be made this week.
Allee-Walsh spoke with former Saint and current Brown Scott Fujita, who said this will be an emotional return for him.
John DeShazier of the T-P/NOLA.com syndicate writes that the Saints now have a victory to build on.
Jeff Duncan of the T-P/NOLA.com group says the Saints have some decisions to make now.
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The Hong Kong Standard had a brief from Reuters about how Chris Ivory's dad predicted his son's big day.
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Russia's total grain crop will be 80.5 million to 85 million tons in 2012-13, said Andrei Sizov Jr., SovEcon's managing director. The country's farmers reaped 94 million tons of grain last year, including 56 million tons of wheat, according to state statistics office data. Grain exports reached a record 27 million tons, including 18 million tons of wheat, in 2011-12, Sizov said today.
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Snack Foods: A Favorite Even During Recession 59
Salty Snacks: The Favorites 59
Meat Snacks: Among the Sectors with High Growth Potential 59
Flavors: Spicing Up the Chips Market 60Innovation in Snacks to Counteract Obesity Problem 60 Baby Boomers: Major Drivers for Healthy Snacks 60 Healthier Snack Variants Remain Resilient to Recession 60 Dried Fruit Snacks: Making Inroads 61 Comedy Flicks Provide Solace to Popcorn Market 61 'Low-Sodium' - the Latest Mantra for Success in Savory Snacks Segment 61 Shelled Nuts: Driving the Nuts Market 61 Tortilla Chips: Prime Beneficiary of the Growing Hispanic Population 61 Americans: Nutty Over Snack Nuts 62 Sale of Organic Snack Food On the rise 62 Snack Industry: Embroiled in Health Related Issues 63 Market Statistics 63 Table 5: US Snack Foods Market (2011): Percentage Breakdown of Revenues by Product Segment 63 Table 6: US Snack Cake Market (2009): Percentage Breakdown of Sales by Leading Brands 64 Table 7: US Potato Chips Market: Percentage Share breakdown of Sales by Leading Brands for the Fiscal Year 2009 64 Table 8: US Pretzels Market: Percentage Share Breakdown of Sales by Leading Brands for the Fiscal Year 2009 64 Table 9: Cheese Snack Brands in the US (2009): Percentage Breakdown of Value Sales by Leading Brands 65 Table 10: Leading Corn Snack Brands (Excluding Tortilla Chips) in the US for the Fiscal Year End 2009: Breakdown of Value Sales (in US$ Million) for Fritos, Bugles, Fritos Flavor Twists, Tortillaz, Fritos Singles, Old Dutch and Tings 65 Table 11: US Tortilla/Tostada Chip Market : Percentage Share Breakdown by Leading Brands for the Fiscal Year 2009 65 Table 12: Snack Nuts/Seeds/Corn Nut Brands in the US: Percentage Breakdown of Sales by Leading Brands for the Fiscal Year 2009 66 Table 13: US Organic Industry (2011): Percentage Share
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Christina A. Shields, Athletic Trainer - Athletics, Office of Student Life
Shields, C. A., Needle, A. R., Rose, W. C., Swanik, C. B., Kaminski, T. W. (2013). Effect of elastic taping on postural control deficits in subjects with healthy ankles, copers, and individuals with functional ankle instability. Foot & Ankle International, 34(10), 1427-1435. DOI: 10.1177/1071100713491076.
Sheara Williamson, Assistant Professor of Biology
Diaz, K. M., Veerabhadrappa, P., Kashem, M. A., Thakkar, S. R., Feairheller, D. L., Sturgeon, K. M., Ling, C., Williamson, S. T., et al. (2013). Visit-to-visit and 24-h blood pressure variability: Association with endothelial and smooth muscle function in African Americans. Journal of Human Hypertension, 27(11), 671-677. DOI: 10.1038/jhh.2013.33.
Paul Weldon, Ph.D., Professor of Biology
Dr. Weldon presented a talk on August 1, 2914 entitled "Anuran Skin Secretions Contain Contact Toxins Against Arthropods" at the Joint Meeting of Icthyologists and Herpetologists held in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Classical/Modern Languages
Patricia C. Sweeney
Sweeney, P. C. (2013). El voseo en Chile: Factores histórico morfológico que explican su aparición y mantenimiento. Denver, CO: Outskirts Press. PC4881 .W33 2013.
Communication Arts
Guy Philbin
Philbin, G., & Keepnews, D. (2014). Edward L. Bernays and nursing's code of ethics: An unexplored history. Nursing History Review, 22, 144-158.
Charles Yoe, Ph.D., Professor of Economics
On May 15, Charles Yoe, Ph.D., professor of economics, was a featured speaker at a symposium in Brussels on the politicization of science in the European Union rule-making process. The event, "Breaking through the European Precautionary Impasse? The Politics of Scientific Decision-Making," was sponsored by the University of Kent and took place at the Brussels School of International Studies. Dr. Yoe, who attended at the invitation of the U.S. Mission to the E.U., based in Brussels, spoke on "How could things be different? What Europe might learn from other regulatory approaches and institutions."
Kelly B. Bull, Assistant Professor of Education
Bull, K. & J. Dupuis (2013). The role of young adult nonfiction in an interdisciplinary approach to teaching genetics. The ALAN Review, 41(1), 33-45.
Bull, K. B, & Dupuis, J. B. (2014). Nonfiction and interdisciplinary inquiry: Multimodal learning in English and biology. English Journal, 103(3), 73-79.
Juliann Dupuis, Assistant Professor of Education
Bull, K. & J. Dupuis (2013). The role of young adult nonfiction in an interdisciplinary approach to teaching genetics. The ALAN Review, 41(1), 33-45.
Meghan Hearn, Adjunct Faculty
Hearn, M., & Winner, M. C. (20 Teach math with the Wii: Engage your K-7 students through gaming technology. International Society for Technology in Education.
Ryan Schaaf
Schaaf, R. L. (2014). Cyberbullying: Policy for digital protection. New Horizons for Learning, 11(1), 7
Schaaf, R., & Mohan, N. (2014). Making school a game worth playing: Digital games in the
classroom. Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin. LB1028.5 .S34 2014
Jeana M. DelRosso, Professor of English
DelRosso, J., Eicke, L., & Kothe, A. (Eds.). (2013). Unruly Catholic women writers: Creative responses to Catholicism. Albany, New York : State University of New York Press. PS508.C54 U57 2013.
Gene Farrington, Professor of English and Drama
Farrington, G. (2014). The blue heron. Healdsburg, California: Water Street Press. PS3556.A773 B58 2014.
Shelley Puhak, Assistant Professor of English
Puhak, S. (2013). Guinevere, thirteen reasons to be ardent about Euclidean geometry. Women's Studies Quarterly, 41(3/4), 277-279.
Puhak, S. (2013). Guinevere in Baltimore: [Poems]. Baltimore, MD: Waywiser Press. PS3616.U43 G85 2013.
Jessalyn R. Barbour
Barbour, J. R. (2013). The making of a butterfly: Reflective practice in nursing education. International Journal for Human Caring, 17(3), 7-12.
Janice Brennan, M.S.N., R.N., B.C., C.N.E., Assistant Professor of Nursing
On June 19, Janice Brennan, M.S.N., R.N., B.C., C.N.E., assistant professor and director of the Center for Caring with Technology, gave a presentation at the International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation & Learning (INACSL) Conference in Orlando, Florida, called "Tips & Tricks: Lessons learned from creating and opening an new simulation center" on her experience opening Notre Dame's simulation center.
Erica Brinkley, D.N.P., R.N.,Assistant Professor of Nursing
Professors Burgess and Brinkley presented a poster on their work with students using photovoice to increase cultural competence on June 13, 2014 at the Institute for Educators in Nursing and Health Professions in Baltimore. Their poster was titled "A picture is worth a thousand words: Caring through cultural competence using photovoice."
Mary O'Connor, Ph.D., R.N., F.A.C.H.E. Associate Professor of Nursing
O'Connor, Mary (2014). Developing leaders for tomorrow: Succession planning for nurse managers. Voice of Nursing Leadership (the official publication of the American Organization of Nurse Executives).
Sara A. Rosenthal, Assistant Professor of Nursing
Rosenthal, S. A., & Nolan, M. T. (2013). A meta-ethnography and theory of parental ethical decision making in the neonatal intensive care unit. Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 42(4), 492-502.
Paulo Carvalho, Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, School of Pharmacy
Porta, E. O. J., Carvalho, P. B., Avery, M. A., Tekwani, B. L., & Labadie, G. R. (20??). Click chemistry decoration of amino sterols as promising strategy to developed new leishmanicidal drugs. Steroids, In Press. DOI: 10.1016/j.steroids.2013.10.010.
Caitlin Hughes, Assistant Professor of Clinical and Administrative Sciences, School of Pharmacy
Hughes, C. M. (2013). Perinatal psychiatry: Innovative practice and transitions of care. Mental Health Clinician, 3(2), 3 p.
Anne Y. F. Lin, Dean & Professor, School of Pharmacy
Allen, R. E., Copeland, J., Franks, A. S., Karimi, R., McCollum, M., Riese II, D. J., & Lin, A. Y.F. (2013). Team-based learning in US colleges and schools of pharmacy. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 77(6), 1-9.
Maeve M. O'Donovan, Associate Professor and Chair of Philosophy
O'Donovan, M. M. (2013). Feminism, disability, and evolutionary psychology: What's missing? Disability Studies Quarterly , 33(4), 18 p.
Joseph Di Rienzi, Ph. D., Professor of Physics
Dr Di Rienzi presented the talk "Examination of the Pathways to Excellence Scholarship Program for Women in STEM fields" at the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) National Meeting on July 30 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The talk was part of the meeting's session that focused on strategies to support female students in the sciences.
Samantha Daniel, Assistant Professor of Psychology
Daniel, S., Bridges, S. K., & Martens, M. P. (??). Development and validation of the male assessment of self-objectification (MASO). Psychology of Men & Masculinity, In press. DOI: 10.1037/a0031518.
Maria Mouratidis, Associate Professor of Psychology
Mouratidis, M. (2014). A dialectical behavior therapy approach to self-renewal. In R. J. Wicks and E. A. Maynard (Eds.), The clinician's guide to self renewal: Essential advice from the field (pp. 301-314). New York, NY: Wiley. RC451.4.P79 C55 2014.
Religious Studies
Wakoh Shannon Hickey, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies
Hickey, W. S., & Yarbrough, D. (2013). Deepening the heart of wisdom: A course in Buddhist and Christian contemplative practices and dialogue. Buddhist-Christian Studies, (33), 83-99. DOI:10.1353/bcs.2013.0019.
Hickey, W. S., & Yarbrough, D. (2013). Editors' Introduction. Buddhist-Christian Studies, (33), viiviii. DOI: 10.1353/bcs.2013.0012.


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