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Since I started practicing 10 years ago, I decided to specialize in couples therapy. Of all the types of therapy, couples therapy is the one that most intrigued me and the one that finally fascinated me the most. Maybe because of the challenge it meant. Haley went so far as to say that couples therapy is the most difficult of all and he was right. Likewise, working with couples led me to study the psychology of masculinity and femininity; their differences with one another and the way in which both essences are related. Working with couples implies, as a consequence, working with families, adolescents and individuals since the majority of marital unions have children who are often adolescents. Also, the couple is composed of individuals who often need to address issues beyond their relationship, more personal issues with those who need support. I have a degree in family psychology from CIDH University at 2005 and have received training in individual, marriage and family therapy from international teachers such as Cloé Madanes, Michelle Weiner-Davis and Anthony Robins. I completed an MBA in 2014 at Cetys University which allows me to give advice on organizational issues, as well as business, executive and personal coaching. My therapeutic approach is mainly solution-focused therapy, which over the years I have been complementing with Bowen's family systems therapy, NLP techniques and strategic intervention. I'm the creator of the online marriage course Love Is Not Enough (which for the moment is only in Spanish) designed to develop the interpersonal skills necessary to build a successful marriage and family relationship; and the Guide for Recovering from Infidelity (also in Spanish) which has helped many of my clients strugling with that situation. I also impart the Diploma in Solution-Focused Therapy and Couple Therapy directed to mental health professionals and other professionals who work with marriages.
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Sandra Bullock is one of the most beloved starlets in Hollywood. With a profession spanning more than thirty years, she has ended up being a household name and a symbol of strength and strength. In this post, we will take a closer take a look at her life and career, and explore what makes her such an enduring and precious figure in the show business.
Sandra Bullock was born on July 26, 1964, in Arlington, Virginia. She was raised in a military household and spent her childhood exploring the world. Her daddy, John Bullock, was a U.S. Army employee and her mother, Helga Bullock, was an opera singer and voice teacher. She has one older sibling, Gesine Bullock-Prado.
Bullock began her profession as a struggling actress in the late 1980s, appearing in numerous stage productions and small TV parts. However, it was not until the 1990s that she began to get acknowledgment for her talent and adaptability. Her breakout role was available in 1994 when she played opposite Keanu Reeves in the hit film, Speed. The film was a huge success, grossing over $350 million worldwide and cementing Bullock's status as a leading woman.
Over the next few years, Bullock continued to show her versatility as an actress, starring in a wide variety of movies such as While You Were Sleeping, The Net, and Hope Floats. She likewise starred in the hit romantic comedy Miss Congeniality, which assisted to develop her as a leading lady in Hollywood.
In the 2000s, Bullock continued to have a outstanding profession, starring in a number of popular films such as Two Weeks Notice, Crash, and The Proposal. She likewise produced several of her own movies, including Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous and All About Steve.
In addition to her acting career, Bullock is likewise understood for her philanthropy and activism. She is a strong fan of education and children's charities, and has been included with numerous organizations such as the World Association of Children's Friends and the American Red Cross.
Bullock has actually likewise been recognized for her work, getting numerous awards and honors throughout her career. She has been nominated for an Academy Award twice, winning the award for her part in the 2009 film The Blind Side. She also won a Golden Globe award for her performance in the movie.
In the last few years, Bullock has actually continued to operate in Hollywood, appearing in movies such as Gravity and Our Brand is Crisis. She has also produced and starred in the Netflix series, Bird Box.
In spite of the ups and downs of her profession, Bullock has actually remained a cherished figure in Hollywood and continues to be an motivation to many. With her ability, durability, and devotion, she has actually proven herself to be one of the most skilled and accomplished actresses of her generation.
In her individual life, Bullock has had her share of heartbreaks and obstacles. She had been in a relationship with star Tate Donovan in the early 90s, however the couple apart amicably in 1995. She then married motorbike contractor and Monster Garage host Jesse James in 2005, however the couple divorced in 2010. She then embraced her first child, Louis Bardo Bullock, as a single mother in 2010 and after that her second child, Laila Bullock in 2015.
Bullock is likewise recognized for her private and easygoing way of life, choosing to keep her personal life out of the spotlight. She has said that she values her personal privacy and wishes to protect her children from the glare of the media.
In conclusion, Sandra Bullock is among the most accomplished starlets of her generation. With her skill, adaptability, and commitment, she has ended up being a cherished figure in Hollywood and an inspiration to a lot of people. Her career has been marked by a string of critically famous performances, and she has actually proved herself to be a gifted and flexible actress. Bullock has likewise shown a impressive capability to recuperate from obstacles and difficulties, both in her professional and individual life.
Off-screen, Bullock is understood for her philanthropy and advocacy, and her devotion to education and kids's charities. She is likewise a devoted mom to her two children, whom she adopted as a single mom. Regardless of the ups and downs of her profession and personal life, Bullock has actually stayed a down-to-earth and relatable figure, and her fans continue to love her for her skill, her compassion, and her humbleness.
Sandra Bullock is genuinely a impressive human being, and her legacy will continue to be celebrated for many years to come. She continues to show herself to be an starlet of fantastic talent and flexibility, and a role model for women all over. It's not an exaggeration to say that, Sandra Bullock is one of the most accomplished and admired actresses of our time.
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This fragrance was created by the house of Cerruti with perfumer Martin Gras and released in 1990. A complex fresh woodsy cologne with a deep aromatic presentation. The citrus notes keep this blend crisp and exciting.
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Issue 2016 — (Oct/Nov)
Volunteers Still Needed for Flood Recovery in West Virginia
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By Tristin Van Ord
Communities across West Virginia are still in dire need of assistance after fatal floods on June 23 killed at least 23 people and left 50,000 residents without power.
The state of West Virginia has helped affected communities with more than $300,000 in grants given to 45 local businesses.
Along with the state government, nonprofit and disaster relief organizations are making vital efforts in recovery. #WVFlood, a partnership of state agencies, stated that within the first few weeks following the flood, more than 5,000 people had signed up to volunteer. Yet volunteers are still in high demand for long-term repairs according to Pamela Roush, a resident of Clendenin, W.Va, a small town next to the Elk River that was severely impacted by the flood.
Roush is not part of an official organization, but she has helped mobilize vast numbers of volunteers from across the country. According to Roush, volunteer response was impressive in the weeks immediately following the flood, but has dwindled over time. "Things have been good, but after the fourth week [the volunteer initiative] started going down," says Roush. Construction and skilled work are still needed, she says.
"The initial outpouring of support was unbelievable," says Heather Foster, director of Volunteer West Virginia, an organization that helps recruit volunteers.
Foster noted that the organization mobilized over $1 million worth of volunteer hours in just the first couple of weeks after the flood and that the organization was proud of the work volunteers have accomplished. But she said that there was still work to be done, particularly preparing damaged houses for the upcoming winter. She also noted a particular need for volunteers with construction experience.
Specialized relief efforts are also addressing ongoing problems resulting from the floods. One such endeavor, Operation Photo Rescue, is working throughout the state to repair flood damaged photos.
Another effort being made in the aftermath of the flood is the cleanup of the 78-mile-long Greenbrier River Trail. According to the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, the trail was damaged from rockslides due to the flooding. Currently, the trail is closed from Anthony to Caldwell.
A free health clinic will be provided by West Virginia Health Right and Remote Area Medical in late October in Elkview, W.Va. To volunteer or for more information on the clinic, visit ramusa.org.
For additional volunteer opportunities or to donate to relief efforts, visit wvflood.com or contact Pamala Roush at (304)-545-3753.
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The bread stamps are one of the historical expressions of pastoral art in the Southern Italy, in particular in the area of Matera where until the first half of the twentieth century people marked the bread before baking it in the communal ovens, so they could be recognised by the owner.
Made in hand carved wood, they represented symbols linked to the pastoral world, often with apotropaic meaning, while the mark indicated the owner's initials or the effigy of the family.
Until the 1950s housewives used to knead the bread at home and deliver it to the boys at the local ovens, These ovens were mostly public so it became necessary to distinguish the loaves belonging to different families. For this reason the leavened dough was stamped before being baked. Shepherds were commissioned to make the stamps and they would make the stamps with the branches found while walking, they didn't select the wood but paid a lot of attention to the functional rather than the aesthetic aspect.
The bread stamps were also used as a pledge of love, some other times they could be given to someone as a sign of respect. As they were typically pastoral objects, the main tools used to make them were the pocket knives the shepherds used for all their needs, from self-defence to woodcarving.
Today the stamps are appreciated as ornamental objects. The bread stamps made in Matera consist of an upper decorative-figurative part with sacred elements, human figures, animals or symbols, a handle connects the upper part to the base, the extremities of which are sculpted with the initials or an effigy of the head of the family. The abstract representation of Egg, Mother Hen, Tree and Millstone, refers respectively to the meanings of birth, maternal protection, growth and strength.
Made by refractory ceramic, a tactile and raw material used in bakery ovens, the collection is finished in various colours. The mark, designed to bring back the owner's initial, completes the stamp respecting the original tradition.


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Q: Google analytics shows statics of different account I have two website accounts in google analytics. In one I have my old site A and new site B in another. Both of them are similar wordpress sites with different set of articles.I have placed analytics script on header files of both sites
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1. Your approach to ideas and creativity within the tracks you're making is absolutely unique - what's your threshold for an idea in terms of whether you find it interesting enough? Are you purposefully avoiding repeating other ideas, or is this something that comes naturally?
Thanks, I appreciate that! These days the track really needs to have a clear theme or idea from the start. A direction that makes it different from other music. Sometimes that difference is bigger than other times, but there needs to be something in it to give it an original angle. I used to be able to create a couple of cool sounds and combine them into a tune, but I can't really write that way anymore. The whole techy-sounds / big mixdown approach to DnB was fun but has kind of run its course by now, at least for me.
Repeating ideas doesn't have to be bad, as long as there's still something fresh you can do with them each time you start something new. Or it's just an approach you're really enjoying, and want to try different things with. Just make sure to release only one or two of those ideas!
2. Your music dips into the fringes of multiple genres of IDM and bass music - what would you say your main influences and inspirations are?
Well, when I started out writing music it was mainly the pioneers from back in the day: Photek, Ed Rush & Optical, Jonny L etc. Also my cousin Icicle, who has been a major influence in my musical endeavors from day 1. When you're still figuring out your ways as a producer you tend to get influenced by the scene the music you're making comes out of.
In more recent years I've tried to seek out inspiration from other genres as well, or producers that are pretty far removed from DnB. At a certain point, you need some fresh input and perspectives. Don't get me wrong, there are still a lot of DnB producers I look up to, who somehow manage to keep reinventing themselves. Guys who have been at the top of the scene for years, have seen their sound become the standard and yet manage to come up with something original time and time again. I almost don't want to mention Noisia here, but who am I fooling.
3. Tell us about the DAW that you use, and why you prefer it over others that you've tried.
I'm currently working in Ableton 9 (soon to upgrade to 10), and really enjoy it. It took me quite a while to get used to it, writing music in it is really fast but I missed a certain level of steadiness or stability I felt it was lacking. But once you're used to that and your workflow adjusts accordingly, it really is a beast to produce with. Its usability is almost unrivaled, and in 10 even more so. I don't see myself switching to another daw any time soon!
4. Are there any particular VSTs you couldn't live without?
Probably all the FabFilter plugins, the Omnisphere and I guess Serum. All of the Fabfilter effects are just of such high quality, and even the instruments sound nice. Omnisphere's sound library is ridiculously good; I use multiple instances in every tune and still repeatedly stumble onto new sounds I hadn't heard before. And Serum is just really versatile and comprehensive for bass sounds/ mids etc, with good effects and cool morphing possibilities. I can't do without the Voxengo Span Plus either, the best non sense spectrum analyzer there is.
5. Do you find yourself reaching for sample packs (and if so, which specific ones have you found most useful) or are you mostly creating your own sounds, digging your own samples?
Sometimes I do, but I try to stick to Omnisphere when it comes to samples. The bass, leads, drums and other fundamental sounds I create myself. Sometimes I resample them or very rarely try a sample, but I almost always start from scratch. To be honest, doing a bit of sound design yourself isn't really that difficult anymore these days with synths like Serum or Wavetable. They contain loads of complex wavetables that sound good with little effort. So like I mentioned before, I try to focus on ideas and themes without losing myself too much in sound design. It's still a lot of fun to tweak your kick transient so that it punches through your mix and layer your bass notes with different synth instances, but if they're not adding up to an easily identifiable idea those efforts are meaningless.
6. What would be the one piece of advice that you wish you'd been given when starting out with production?
Make sure you always enjoy writing music, and if you don't either try a different angle or take some time off. Seek out other things that make you happy and come back to it when you're fully charged again. I've done nothing but write music for the past 5-6 years, and a couple of months ago I could feel I needed to change this up. It wasn't a writer's block, just an urge to get out of the studio more and develop other interests. I've got less time for music now, but every time I do get back behind my computer I'm so much more inspired and instantly hear potential in early projects or tracks that didn't really work yet. It has really cleared up my creative process. Find a balance, it makes everything better.
7. How do you approach making a track - do you have separate sound design and idea sessions, or are you making audio for specific tracks as you go?
I never really liked separate sound design sessions, I always do that while writing a tune. It feels like an integral part of making music to me, I need context to create sounds. Most of the time I don't bounce out synths or instruments until the very end either, which isn't the most efficient of cpu-friendly way to work. But it's just how I do things. I've tried to change this up, resample everything and create my sounds before starting a new project, but I always end up coming back to my original approach. And by now, that's fine with me.
8. How do you see your sound evolving in future?
To be honest, I have no idea. I don't really have a clear, overarching direction I want to take my music in. I am leaning towards the deeper sounds these days, like the tunes on my EP on Invisible illustrate. But I still enjoy working on a techy banger. That has always been my problem; I don't like to stick to 1 specific style. It makes it harder for people to get an image of what you represent as a producer and what they can expect from you, but at the same time it gives you more freedom to do what you want. Who knows, maybe I'll find a sound in the future I want to stick with!
9. Does finding a new VST or synth have a big impact on your ideas? Which VST or synth has had the biggest impact on you to date?
Yeah definitely. Some plugins or synths completely change your approach to making tunes. When I started working with FM synths a whole new world of possibilities presented itself. Not just for bass or mid/lead sounds, but for drums and percussion as well. You can make virtually anything with an FM synth.
I had the same experience with the Fabfilter Pro-L, Fabfilter's brickwall limiter. It completely transformed my workflow and significantly improved my mixdowns. You can have it smash your tune to bits and it will still sound good. Well, decent at least.
And I have to mention the Span Plus as well. It's the most important technical analysis you can use when you're making music, it tells you so much. The level of control it gives you over your mixdowns is massive, for both pushed and clean results.
10. Tell us about your current and upcoming projects and tours?
Currently, there's a 6 track EP called Off Angle being released on Invisible Records. It's been a real joy working on it as those tunes are all pretty different, but still fit together. And I'm really happy Noisia picked them up and wanted to release them as one project. Working with them and with Jaap the label manager, as well as Tom Jager who did the amazing artwork, could not have been smoother.
As for upcoming projects, I can't say too much yet, but there's a lot more music to come this year. Finishing up on another big project as we speak, and signing some music I've got laying around. All of the tunes I really wanted to get out there, and hopefully, people will enjoy!