 out who they are as both individuals and as members of groups. Her goal for all her clients is greater self-awareness, self-confidence, and self-love.
Maria Vogel is a registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (IMF 101345). She has a Bachelor of Arts Degree Bachelor in Psychology & Religious Studies from the University of Redlands. She graduated with a Masters of Arts Degree in Counseling Psychology from California Institute of Integral Studies.
Maria has experience working with families, individuals, and children who have experienced trauma. She works collaboratively with clients to create a customized treatment plan considering; ethnic, cultural and religious experiences and perspectives, in order to facilitate a holistic approach. She also has a background working with LGBTQ and gender-nonconforming folks. Many of Maria's clients experience anxiety, anger, and relationship issues. Her therapy style is heavily influenced by attachment theory and understanding how people learn to be in relationship with one another.
With over 8 years of mindfulness and meditative experience, she teaches clients practical mindfulness tools to help them deal with anxiety or difficult emotions in the moment. Maria's therapeutic work also includes art therapy and play therapy.
Prior to working at K&S Therapeutic Services, Inc, Maria lead eco-therapy groups for boys ages 6-8 and worked as a school counselor with children in Pre-K through 8th grade.
Ms. Stephanie Doran is a Registered Associate Professional Clinical Counselor (APCC 4976). She obtained a Master of Arts Degree in Psychology, with a specialization in Mental Health, from Loyola Marymount University. What’s your bachelor’s degree and from where?
She has experience working with children, including those who have learning differences like ADHD, communication, and behavioral and emotional regulation challenges. During her work at a middle school in Inglewood California, her areas of clinical focus were; depression, anxiety and impulsivity as well as sexual and physical abuse. In addition to her work with children, Stephanie has worked with young adults struggling with anger, relationship issues, depression and schizophrenia.
Stephanie creates a safe, positive and healing environment where her clients are free to share their deepest struggles, fears and concerns without judgment or criticism. Ms. Doran is culturally competent, and considers her clients’ cultural and ethnic backgrounds, and well as their personality in her work.
Stephanie infuses Mindfulness, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Play Therapy and relaxation techniques into her work with clients. Her goal is to increase her clients’ personal awareness and emotional needs in order to help them gain more control of their emotions, behavior and lives.The only function of economic forecasting is to make astrology look respectable.
- John Kenneth Galbraith
Today's economic report is brought to you by the late John Barnes, a favorite columnist for both the Augusta Herald and this newspaper.
Mr. Barnes wrote about many things, including the gas shortages of the 1970s. Someone sent me a copy of one column in which Augusta and North Augusta drivers were complaining about the others using up all their gasoline.
Gee, that wouldn't happen today, would it?
In other economic news, Billy Cooper, of North Augusta, enlightens us on the latest stock market terminology.
Bull market - A random market movement causing an investor to mistake himself for a financial genius.
Bear market - A 6- to 18-month period when the kids get no allowance, the wife gets no jewelry and the husband gets nothing..
Profit - An archaic word no longer in use.
TODAY'S STOCKS: Everett Fernandez presents the stock.
Diapers remained unchanged.
Balloon prices were inflated.
Scott Tissue touched a new bottom.
MAIL CALL: Post cards continue to find their way to my desk, including one showing Boston's famed baseball venue Fenway Park, where Rhea Markowitz says the weather is blustery.
Julia Jones, of Bartow, Ga., sends a card from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado. "This is beautiful country," she writes, "but I'd rather live in the CSRA."
Dahlia Miller and Lawana Harris enjoyed the sites of Seattle. Pat and Wayne Fuller, of North Augusta, visited a glacier in Canada, and also saw a bit of Utah.
Gary and Nancy Blanchard are having a "wonderful time visiting around Colorado Springs."
And Ginny and Jeff Guerrant, of Aiken, send a card from Paris, where they found "beautiful weather, great food."
More good news? Gasoline, they say, doesn't cost as much here as it does in France.
TODAY'S ECONOMY JOKE: Here's one shared by Billy Cooper, of North Augusta.
A man and a little boy enter a barbershop together. After the man receives the full treatment of a shave, manicure and haircut, he places the boy in the chair.
"I'm going to buy a tie to wear to the party tonight," he says. "I'll be back in a few minutes."
When the boy's haircut is over and the man still hasn't returned, the barber says, "It looks like your daddy forgot all about you."
"That wasn't my daddy," says the boy. "That man just walked up, took me by the hand, and said, 'Come on, sonny, we're gonna get us a couple of free haircuts!'"
Its just my opinion, but I think of him attitude-wise as a poor man's Cutler - far too emotional and unpredictable. He has accumulated under a 50% completion rate, and as a professional looking assist in developing a reliable offensive scheme he just doesn't have what it takes to be a QB1.

He's physical, and he's got some good legs - he might be able to have a decent career if he started walking the route of a TE but he doesn't see it that way. At this point, anybody hiring him NEEDS somebody who will dedicate to their offensive scheme and provide reliable delivery and performance rather than a guy who MAY complete a pass for big gains.

There is one market though that I've been shocked he hasn't been targeted for - Jacksonville. The Christian community would go batshit over him, the "Tebow Circus" would be warmly welcomed, and he could always make the excuse it wasnt his fault. I think he'd actually do pretty well in JAC.

I wouldn't say you are wrong at all, but I think the guy is kinda a hack and he could have a chance to still be playing, but won't pursue it.We too specified the turning points as you called them plus the general flow of the war. But the books definitely covered these battles two. I think all the offensives were mentioned with at least one paragraph. I recall some politics too plus of the course the war crimes and what not, but recalling it all now I do remember it mentioning the battles better than anything else.

As for the movies, I saw them when I was quite young. Don't remember much now outside of the more iconic scenes but it's enough to know of the battle quite well. They're often on TV so I wager people will come across them sooner or later, even if they don't watch the whole thing.Four suspects were found guilty on 12 April 2019, and sentenced in Polokwane high court following the murder of the elderly Peterson couple in September 2017, in Verloren, Bela-Bela.
They have been sentenced to two life terms for the two murders, 20 years each for the armed robbery and another 3 years for possession of an unlicensed firearm.
Congratulations to Kapt Schutte of Bela-Bela detective service and to all Heritage Protection Group members involved in the investigation, arrests, seizures.our shareholders and the communities we operate in.
Multiple Elsburg Reef mining at the former Loraine, now Target, Gold Mine. Photo taken from mechanised section looking towards conventional mining areas.\section{Introduction}
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Ultralight spin-less dark matter is one of the dark matter candidates that shows properties that suit the current observational restrictions. Among the convenient properties of this particle are that it is ultralight, with mass of order $m\sim 10^{-22}eV$ \cite{Matos-Urena:2000,Hlozek:2014,Ostriker:2016}, which implies it has a de Broglie wave-length that can prevent structures from developing cusps at their centers, which may be a solution of the cusp-core problem \citep{Chen:2016,Schive:2015,Du:2016,Robles:2013,Bernal:2016}. At larger scales, there are now structure formation simulations showing that this candidate behaves just like CDM \cite{Schive:2014,Schive:2014hza}. Another problem possibly addressed by this candidate is the abundance of substructure  \cite{Matos-Urena:2000,Ostriker:2016,Marsh-Ferreira:2010,Hlozek:2014,Schive:2015}. An appealing property is that for bosons with such a small mass, the critical condensation temperature is high, of order  $T_c\sim 1/m^{5/3}$ in the TeV scale, between the electroweak and quark epochs, at very early stages between $t \sim 10^{-32}$ and $10^{-12}$s after the Big Bang \cite{JuanMagana}.

However, on local scales some interesting problems remain, such as the relaxation processes of structures that can involve the gravitational