 psychotherapy and in particular art therapy in a Washington private practice for more than 35 years before retiring in the early 1990s.
She had taught psychology as an adjunct professor at Holton-Arms Junior College, the University of Delaware-Newark and the University of Haifa in Israel. She also was a consultant to the Peace Corps.
She gave workshops in art therapy and wrote several books on the subject, including "The Social Psychology of Adolescents," "Self-Discovery Through Self-Expression: Use of Art in Psychotherapy with Children and Adolescents," and "What Do You See? Phenomenology of Therapeutic Art Expression."
As a young woman, she immigrated from her native Poland to Palestine in 1930 with a Zionist group Habonim and became a founder of a kibbutz that counseled young people.
Dr. Betensky traveled overseas and lived, worked and studied in Vienna.
By 1940, she was working with youth groups in New York, Los Angeles and other cities.
She received from the New School for Social Research in New York City a college equivalency degree because of her previous studies and a doctorate in sociology and psychology.
She was a member of Adas Israel Congregation in Washington and a life member of Hadassah.
Survivors include her husband, Leon Betensky, and a daughter, Aya Betensky, both Pittsburgh, and two grandchildren.Approximately 16,500 Joslyn carbines were manufactured from 1862 to 1865. This.52 caliber rimfire breechloader was issued to many Union Cavalry regiments, including the 19th New York Cavalry, which employed this arm during their 1864 Shenandoah Valley campaign. Other units that received Joslyns included the 1stNebraska, 1st Nevada and 11th Ohio regiments.Deck: Dogtown Pool School

Trucks: Carver C5

Deck WB: 15”

WB Axle to Axle: Approx 17.375”

Width: 8.875”

Length: 32.25”

Wheels: 59mm 80a Bones Rough Riders

Still waiting on my Riptide 95a APS Cone and Barrel bushings to come in. Already swapped the pivot cups to the 96a Paris V3 ones. I also added another 1/8” riser in addition to the Carver ones that comes with the set to help with wheelbite. 

If it helps any I’m 5’7” and about 300lbs. I have a 15” stance and wear size 10.5 shoes. This set up feels awesome. Low to the ground. Feels so much like a regular street setup and I can even practice ollies on it. Still carves decent too despite the front truck feeling like it has some resistance compared to spring loaded trucks. 

Hardest part for me is always finding a deck that is around 32”, shaped similar to a street/popsicle deck, isn’t too wide, and still has a good wheelbase for the surfskate feel. I don’t mind wide boards, but for this one I wanted something as close to street (I usually skate 8.5) as I could get and I finally found it.In 2015, Shadow Lake was the only waterbody in the State of Vermont with a greeter staff washing boats.
During the season of 2015, our Boat Wash Station, operated 7 days a week, from 6 am until 6 pm, June 8th through September 7th. Our paid staff of Greeters interacted with a total of 422 watercraft. 2 of the boats inspected were found to be carrying plant matter, which is illegal, but No aquatic invasive species were intercepted. Of the 422 total of watercraft, 266 of those boats willingly washed upon entering the lake; and 156 declined washing for various reasons. Boaters reported having previously come from a total of 57 unique water bodies, 7 States and Quebec. Our goal for 2016 is to extend our boat wash operation to cover more of September.
Because there is Milfoil in Shadow Lake, SLA Directors have asked boaters leaving the lake to please wash their watercraft upon departure to be sure of not transporting Milfoil from this lake to any other water bodies.
In 2015, SLA took a proactive approach by designing this new sign, posted at the State Fishing Access ramp area, to alert boaters using the lake to take precautionary measures when our boat wash station is not in operation. Hopefully this sign will bring awareness to help stop the spread of Milfoil.
In June, Ann Bove, from the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation, accompanied by an SLA Director and our hired SCUBA diver surveyed the Danforth Cove area as a follow up inspection following the September 2014 benthic barrier mat removal to search for any regrowth of Eurasian watermilfoil. They were all pleased to find No Milfoil growing where the mats were located in the Danforth Cove. Science has shown if you are able to reduce the number of fragments being produced by reducing the biomass than you can reduce and even stop the spread of Milfoil. See our page dedicated to our Chronological Milfoil Control Program 2011-2014.
Through out the 2015 season, our Milfoil Committee continued searching for Milfoil and other AIS around the lake by again performing two back to back diver assisted lake wide surveys, while keeping a close eye on the cove area.
Moving forward, while it is risky to predict what nature will do, we are extremely hopeful of not finding any Milfoil from this infestation in 2016. However, a new Milfoil infestation can be introduced at any time so we ask our lake community to please keep monitoring your shorelines and ask visitors to always wash their watercraft, including kayaks and the like at our boat wash before entering the lake and after exiting this lake.
Along with the our Associations costs to fund this EWM battle we rely heavily on our volunteer hours. In 2015, our Association membership amassed, an impressive, over 435 volunteer hours working toward our lake management programs. (In recent years, the State has valued our ‘in-kind personal services’ at over $30,000.00 annually) that our volunteers freely gave to protect this lake for the mutual benefit of this entire community. Our combined efforts positively influences our State Grant eligibility! All this strong teamwork of financial support, volunteer time and labor, with morale boosting energy is greatly appreciated.
It is a tremendous feeling to be standing on the doorstep of eradicating this infestation.
Restoring this treasured lake from the spread of Milfoil may all be possible largely due to a handful of highly motivated individuals who have responded to this crisis by educating themselves and others while unselfishly stepping up to fight the Milfoil spread with all their might and to see this battle through, no matter how long it takes.
Our community, general public and the many visitors to Shadow who have generously donated contributions toward our boat wash and lake monitoring program.
The VT Fish and Wildlife Department, for the privilege to operate our boat wash decontamination station at the State fishing access at Shadow Lake.
~ It is incredible how much we can accomplish when we work together!cgibbons217·
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I have a 2011 F350 king ranch and usually when I fill the truck it will always say it is right around 380 miles till empty. Recently, it only says 250 miles till empty when I fill it. I average around 13-14 mpg city and yesterday I didnt reset it and it dropped down to 10 then to 9.1. But now i reset it and its back right around 14. Is this something to do with the computer or something to do with a sensor? Thanks for any help.Well i've had some ideas lately, like Turquite, and updating PureWite to make PureWite2.
So i thought, why not just combine the 2 with 2 more ideas into one crazy theme project.
I call it Pure. You can expect many mockups and such sometime within the next week.
great. thank you for wasting a thread.
wasting one on me building on an idea?
Why is it a waste? Pen has always posted threads of the themes that he is going to create.. and he also always finishes them... So i would have to disagree with you Ender.. It's not a waste..
penguinn, you're one crazy themeing machine!!! do you sleep sometimes?
but I somehow agree that people should wait just a bit before they start announcing things, maybe 'till they're in the beta stage?
So far, Pure looks like ice11 in another color IMHO. But you are indeed talented, so I hope perhaps you develop this theme in a somewhat different direction, not just twice as good but twice as original too, with some clever design winks or whatever.
That's exactly what I thought... when I read your post.
Pen... keep those themes coming...
With SS2 coming out next week and the themes related to that, yours are going to have some competition out there. Might be a good time to regroup, see what 2 has to offer you and then come back (knowing you, in a day or two) with something that really rocks and grabs people's attention.
 Please, post a beta of something useable.
I like previews, most people like previews. Too bad for you. Youre so impatient...
DexTop...  And why show previews when a theme isn't even made into a mock up yet... idiot...
Man, this IS a waste of a thread and I'm probably going to get banned or something, but