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Jumping over the lazy dog. Or, taking the bull by the horns. Read all about it. 5 January 2011 • 11:00 PM. 8211; I’m whittling down the list to 3 things at a time, about 4 months at a time. Resolution 1: Improve my posture. Gratuitous bathing-suit-clad ladies with books on their heads. I won't be doing that. So: resolution number one: get better posture. Mostly seated posture, though standing posture might make me look a smidgen taller, which wouldn’t be such a bad thing. Resolution 3: Cook at home more.
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Jumping over the lazy dog. Or, taking the bull by the horns. Read all about it. 22 September 2010 • 3:49 PM. 4000 cubic feet and other architectural recipes. Short stories, and illustrated, at that. Bon appetit! Our first project of the semester asked us to create a pavilion on an imaginary site, incorporating a tectonic language that was integral to the form-making of our intervention. If nothing else, my vocabulary is improving. This drawing was a preliminary study of the surface of a ball of yarn....
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August 2, 2014. I'm Courtney, and I play French Horn in the Greater Toronto Area. I created this website to welcome new friends, concert-goers and students alike. Here you can find information about me, upcoming performances, and information on taking lessons. During Summer 2014 I will be the guest horn player with the Trillium Brass Quintet! I am very excited to join them for a great recital August 10, 2014 and the Toronto Music Garden. See my Calendar for more information. Enjoy your visit!
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Thursday, June 10, 2010. I'm Making my Wish. Only after a few printing errors and paperwork mistakes I felt like my feet were finally on the ground. The amount of responsibility and job duties that were assigned to me was very overwhelming, but it felt great to play a big role and have people look to me knowing I was capable of getting it done. Wednesday, May 5, 2010. Final PR Class.and I learned so much! 1 You're idea is not always the best idea. 2 Have a plan B. 3 The client is always right. Waiting un...
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Because I'm short and feisty. Bull;August 4, 2014 • 1 Comment. Seth and Joel are at the library. Rachel is asleep. I have 5 minutes to recount her arrival into our family. Several months ago, we scrutinized the calendar and when Seth’s mom should arrive and depart, hoping Rachel would come during that window of time. Fortunately I had a scheduled doctor’s check up at noon, so we didn’t have to play the “should we go to the hospital? They checked me into the triage room to monitor the baby and check my st...
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I am a clinical psychologist who specializes in working with children and adolescents. What types of problems do I treat? I typically see children for issues such as behavior problems, ADHD, parent-child problems, anger, depression, fears, separation anxiety, social anxiety, selective mutism, or obsessive compulsive symptoms. Adolescent issues might include oppositional behavior, parent-teen communication, peer, and self-esteem concerns. How does treatment work? What role do parents have in treatment?
