Petroleum industry and trade (Concept) - Deakin University Library
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From oil to knowledge : transforming the United Arab Emirates into knowledge-based economy, Allam Ahmed and Ibrahim Alfaki
Oil and gas decommissioning : law, policy and comparative practice, consulting editor, Mark Hammerson
Oil and gas exploration and production : reserves, costs, contracts, with contributions by D. Babusiaux ... [et al. ; coordinated by, Centre for Economics and Management (IFP-School)]
Optimal fiscal strategy for oil exporting countries, prepared by Eduardo Engel and Rodrigo Valdés
The United States and international oil : a report for the Federal Energy Administration on U.S. firms and Government policy, Robert B. Krueger
The petroleum handbook, compiled by members of the staff of companies of the Royal Dutch-Shell Group
Where vultures feast : Shell, human rights, and oil in the Niger delta, Ike Okonta., Oronto Douglas
Oil : a concise guide to the most important product on Earth
Oil and gas decommissioning : law, policy and comparative practice
Oil; : a study of war-time policy and administration,
Our industry : petroleum : a handbook dealing with the organisation and functions of an integrated international oil company, with particular reference to the British Petroleum Company Limited
The Gulf War and the oil market

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Black Horse Parsantium Campaign Session #65: Terror From The Airlock - At the Sign of the Green Man
Black Horse Parsantium Campaign Session #65: Terror From The Airlock
Mar. 24th, 2011 at 6:27 AM
Here’s what happened in Monday night’s game. We should hopefully finish this chapter next session. Each PC gets 825 xp.
Leaving the derro chamber, the PCs scout the corridor ahead, passing a side room, its floor covered in moss, only to find the way ahead blocked by a collapse. They return to the side chamber; Krivinn enters and is immediately grabbed by strength-sapping moss tendrils. As the others move to help, two darkmantles drop from the ceiling; one engulfs the paladin, the second misses Saethus. Annoyingly, these creatures vanish when struck by an attack, and it's hard to escape their grab as Krivinn discovers, making several attempts to “toss it off”. Bolval charges in after initially attacking from range and both the mosses and the darkmantles are killed. The PCs gather up the treasure in the room, leaving the orichalcum ore behind.
Bolval and Krivinn clear the blocked passage which leads to the control room for the airlock Bartholomeus mentioned. Saethus figures out the instructions with the help of a comprehend languages ritual, then dons the protective suit and enters the airlock, while the dwarf and the dragonborn man the bellows to pump fresh air to him. The wizard enters the large, gas-filled room beyond, attaches an air hose, and slowly makes his way round the edge of the room to the master control panel. He deciphers the controls to unlock the great doors upstairs, pulls the rusty lever, then starts to return to the airlock.
Krivinn opens the airlock in response to a tap-tap sound on the door but it's not Saethus! Instead it's an undead mohrg wearing a worn protective suit. Meanwhile the eladrin is being attacked by a belker in the main room and is blinded. Fortunately he manages to shake off the condition and fey steps into the airlock. The wizard is then able to help his companions defeat the mohrg.
With the doors unlocked, the PCs are ready to return to the Great Hall but Bolval can't resist checking out the room where they saw a flaming sword sticking out of the rocks. He soon regrets it though as he is surrounded by green slimes and needs Saethus to take the drastic action of fireballing the whole room to deal with them. Even after the slimes are killed there is more trouble as the sword turns out to be the trigger for a trap – explosive poison gas is released into the room when Bolval pulls it out. The PCs don their Forsaken masks and beat a hasty retreat.....
Mar. 24th, 2011 12:17 pm (UTC)
C'mon, you just *knew* that sword was a set-up, didn't you? :)
rmfein
Mar. 24th, 2011 02:07 pm (UTC)
Of course we did. It was an economic decision. We had plenty of spare resources and Bolval wanted a flaming sword....
jonasnelson
Mar. 24th, 2011 02:15 pm (UTC)
We knew, but the greedy dwarf just couldn't leave it be! :)
Mar. 26th, 2011 08:35 am (UTC)
Maybe the curse of Mammon is starting to affect Bolval? First grave robbing, and now this! ;)
Mar. 25th, 2011 11:59 am (UTC)
Yeah, right from the off we knew what we where getting into, but as we are about to have an extended rest, and we still had lots of daily powers left it was worth the risk

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I want to have essentially several blog postable pages on my blog (gurglingthoughts.wordpress.com). For instance, the Home page is my main postable blog. Then I have the About page. I want a blog page called Short Fiction that I can add two on a regular basis. I don't want a static page. Is that possible even if I have to pay?
The blog I need help with is gurglingthoughts.wordpress.com.	raincoaster
Mar 3, 2013, 9:05 PM
I read this article before writing to you. It is confusing me further as I think I understand the difference then it brings in categories and menus. I have a nice type on my original question " that I can add two on a regular basis." Sorry. Add to is what I meant. I don't understand what menus really are. They seem to be just a collection of categorical posts. Please let me know if I am wrong in this. I essentially want 2 blog pages at one address. Possible?
Technically speaking, no. It's difficult to explain, but if you just start blogging and using appropriate categories on your posts, like all short stories being in the Short Story category, then after a week or two you can see how it works. That post makes a lot more sense if you have a bunch of posts already up, with categories on it. Using the advice in that post what you'll have is one main blog where all the posts go, one Category A tab in your header where all the Category A posts go, another with Category B, etc. However many you like. But About should be a static page, because does what you are about change much? It doesn't need constant updating.
No. About doesn't change and I didn't mean to imply I wanted that one to. I want my short fiction on a blog at the same website. But right now, my blog is poetry. I get what you are saying now. So if someone came on, they could click on the Short fiction menu and all my categorized short fiction would be listed there. I tried it out a bit after I read that article. I do have categories. I just thought by now there ought to be an option to have 2 blog pages on a site. Ha! lofty thoughts. Thanks so much for your help.
You can do it if you buy paid hosting and use WordPress.org, but it's more trouble than it's worth for that.
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The Gilliland's: Toby Mac Style
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OK, so my son really likes to sing. He will sing any song he remembers from anything. Most of the time it is a Veggie Tale song from one of his videos... he's been stuck on the Star of Christmas for the last few weeks.
However, occasionally he will bust out a song he hears on the radio. We pretty much always listen to Air 1. (www.air1.com) and sometimes we will be hanging out at the house (or still in the car) and he will start singing one of the songs.
Last night, as he was taking his bath, he usually chills for 20-30 minutes playing with is sponge toys, and he started to sing. I ran to get the camera because the song he was singing is not one that we have on CD, he just heard it on the radio. It melted my heart... maybe it will melt yours too. He's almost 3 by the way. The words he is singing are, "I don't want to gain the whole world and lose my soul." Praise the Lord, I hope he truly understands the words as he grows up. What an amazing responsibility a parent has to teach their children how to live for Christ.
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May 2015 – Herstory – Katrina Mountfort's blog
Clementine Churchill – behind every great man …
A new biography of Winston Churchill’s wife has just been released, timed to coincide with the seventieth anniversary of VE day, and Clementine’s story is a good one. She was far from the ‘little wife’ you might imagine: their rows were legendary and Winston was usually the first to surrender.
Clementine was born in 1885 and her childhood was unhappy. Her paternity was uncertain, her mother was a serial adulterer and gambler who repeatedly uprooted the children, her beloved sister died of typhoid when she was fourteen, and her mother couldn’t afford the university education recommended by her teachers. She briefly had to earn her living sewing and teaching French.
When she was nineteen, she first met Winston, ten years her senior. At that time, the gauche man didn’t impress her, but by the time they encountered each other again four years later, Clementine had been engaged several times, always to older men. Their mutual attraction was instant, Winston proposed a month later and they were married later that year. Although she was the granddaughter of an earl, she had to deal with plenty of snobbery from Winston’s aristocratic family when they became engaged, partly because she made her own clothes.
Clementine had five children but maintained a keen interest in politics and refused to sit back and play the passive role expected of a political wife. Sadly, this had traumatic consequences for her children; her own difficult childhood made her a distant mother. During World War I, Clementine organised canteens for munitions workers. Politically, she supported the Liberal party and hated the ‘brash, vulgar Tories’. At this stage Winston, was also a Liberal and she became his social conscience, supporting him in his work to establish the welfare state. When he changed parties, she didn’t follow him. They also fell out over women’s suffrage; Clementine was a keen supporter.
It’s no surprise that their marriage was turbulent. Winston wasn’t the easiest man to live with, egotistical, selfish and with an extravagance that strained their finances. Between the wars, Clementine briefly considered divorce and fell in love with another man. She argued with Winston during the Edward VIII abdication crisis when she recognised that Winston’s views were out of step with those of the public. But their marriage was strong, and her influence on her husband considerable. She re-wrote his speeches, toned down angry letters and helped him recover from political mistakes. During the Second Word War, as well as being the most trusted advisor to a man whom Clement Atlee described as ‘Fifty percent genius, fifty percent fool’, she was active on the home front, gaining the respect of the allies and the government and became a life peer. It has even been suggested that her hospitality helped to negotiate America’s entry into the war.
Clementine’s loyalty to Winston, however, could never be questioned. In 1951, she opposed Winston taking another term of office. He ignored her, though her advice turned out to have been astute. When the House of Commons commissioned at portrait to commemorate Winston’s eightieth birthday, he hated it, saying that it depicted him as a ‘down-and-out drunk who has been picked out of the gutter in the Strand’. Later she secretly destroyed it, ensuring it would never be put on public display. After Winston’s death in 1965, she took up her place in the House of Lords, though increasing deafness limited her political activity.
She died aged 92 in 1977, having outlived three of her children. But her achievement in making Churchill the greatest world leader in history should not be underestimated. Churchill’s chief of staff, General Ismay, said that without Clementine the “history of Winston Churchill and of the world would have been a very different story”.
May 20, 2015 Katrina	Clementine Churchill	2 Comments
Millicent Fawcett – thanks for the vote
As it’s election day in the UK, it seems fitting to write about one of the women who helped gain British women the vote. I’m ignoring the usual subjects – the Pankhursts and Emily Davison – not because I don’t admire them but because one glance at Facebook this morning tells me that everyone knows them already. But the suffragettes, or Women’s Social and Political Union (WSPU) were only a small, extreme part of a wider movement. Many historians have argued that the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies (NUWSS), known as suffragists, were ultimately more persuasive in gaining women the vote. Their leader was one of the unsung heroes of the feminist movement – Millicent Fawcett.
Millicent Fawcett was born in Suffolk in 1846 to a progressive, middle class family, and together with her older sister Elizabeth Garrett, received a boarding school education in London. Elizabeth later became the first woman in England to qualify as a doctor. When Millicent was 19, she heard a speech by John Stuart Mill in favour of equal rights for women. It made such an impression on her that she became his loyal supporter and sought out fellow activists, including Henry Fawcett, an MP fourteen years her senior, whom she married. Henry had been blinded in a shooting accident and had been expected to marry Millicent’s sister, but Elizabeth was too devoted to the study of medicine to marry.
Millicent immersed herself into the world of politics, writing a book on political economy and becoming a popular speaker, even though the act of public speaking made her so nervous she was often physically sick. She also helped in the founding of Newnham College, the second Cambridge college to admit women. In 1884 her husband died of pleurisy, leaving her, at 38, a widow with a young daughter. She threw herself into political work, becoming involved with the Personal Rights association, which exposed men who preyed on vulnerable women. In 1886, when discovering that an army major had been harassing a friend’s servant, Millicent threw flour over him and pinned a paper on his back, drawing his actions to others, including the woman to whom he was engaged; she subsequently dumped him. In 1890 she was elected president of the NUWSS. As well as campaigning for equal rights for women, the organisation formed a relief fund for South African women and children during the Boer war.
In the years 1901-14, when the Liberal government refused to consider giving women the vote, the Suffragettes grabbed all the headlines. Millicent didn’t believe that theirs was the right direction to take; she believed that the violent actions of the WSPU were not only alienating supporters but also preventing the government from voting on the issue as they would be seen to be giving way to extreme tactics. By 1914, the women’s movement was divided. While the militant WSPU were supporting the war and encouraging young men to enlist, the NUWSS were pacifists. However, Millicent supported the war, causing other NUWSS members to resign.
In 1918, women aged thirty or over gained the vote, and the NUWSS was disbanded. From then onwards, Millicent’s work was less high profile. She became active in other areas of women’s equality, including education for Indian women and enabling female students at Cambridge to be awarded degrees. In 1928, she realised her ultimate dream when the voting age for women became equal to that of men. She wrote in her diary: ‘It is almost exactly 61 years ago since I heard John Stuart Mill introduce his suffrage amendment to the Reform Bill on May 20th, 1867. So I have had extraordinary good luck in having seen the struggle from the beginning.’ Her life’s work complete, she died the following year.
So when you cast your vote today, think of the women who chained themselves to railings for the cause, but also remember the woman whose long years of rational, constitutional campaigning played a key role in enfranchising women.
May 7, 2015 Katrina	Millicent Fawcett, suffragist	Leave a comment


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This resort has limited availability. Please contact me for days I have and unit size.We loved this place for our family of 5...so easy and gorgeous! We will be back! Michelle2016-12-27T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/flatProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates6BedroomsLincoln Beach, OR, United StatesPrice£140 GLENEDEN BEACH, Studio to 3 Bdrm (priced 4 studio)Entire home/flat · 3 beds1 reviewSalva nelle Wish ListYou will love this ocean front condo setting by the ocean.
This condominium was built in the early 70's. Liz's place was wonderful and we feel incredibly lucky to have stayed there. The communication was fantastic and it was incredibly easy to check in and find the beach with her directions. This is an incredible listing at an incredible price. It is wonderful to watch the ocean from bed and read in front of the fire. I would recommend this condo in a heart beat and if we find ourselves in Lincoln City again, we will definitely stay!Jewel2017-02-25T00:00:00ZLiz's place was easy to find, super clean, and cozy. Enjoying the great view of the ocean next to the fireplace was so luxurious and relaxing. We had everything we needed and Liz made checking in and out really easy. Definitely going to keep this spot in mind for future weekend getaways!Eileen2017-04-02T00:00:00ZLiz was easy to contact and work with.. The view was outstanding and the easy access to the beach was wonderful. We actually had 2 adults and 3 kids stay in the condo and it didn't feel cramped. There was a slight issue with the cleaning but it was resolved with a call to Liz. We would use it again in the future and the Oregon Coast can't be beat.RS2015-04-11T00:00:00ZAdorable apartment with an amazing view. Just a five minute walk to the beach and a short drive to the casino and shops. It was very clean and had everything we needed. We will be back!Sasha2017-01-13T00:00:00ZLiz's place is perfect and comfortable! We had quite an extended stay and enjoyed every minute of it! Her condo has all the amenities you could require and the view is amazing to see all day! The beach access is easy to find but has lots of stairs. It's great for kite flying and sitting on logs watching the waves. We came to love that beach very much. The condo space is small but we had 2 adults, 2 kids and 2 small dogs and never felt cramped. The beds are comfortable with very nice bedding (and spares) and great pillows. The flat screen TV in the living room was very useful. We brought our Roku box and were able to stream everything we wanted just like at home. We really loved getting to know Lincoln City! We've missed it so much since coming home. Good restaurants, convenient shopping, beautiful beaches and adorable little shops! To sum up, we have no complaints and enjoyed ourselves thoroughly. We'll definitely be back to Lincoln City and I'd love to spend every summer at Liz's condo!Rebecca2015-08-14T00:00:00Z(SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN) Maps sent us to the wrong location so I called Liz to figure out how to get to the condo. She answered right away and helped us find the location and was very nice. Alix2016-11-18T00:00:00ZLovely space with a great view, would definitely come back!Blair2017-01-03T00:00:00ZWe absolutely loved our stay. Liz's place was beyond cozy and talk about a view to take your breath away. It was easy to find and very welcoming. We will definitely return for another getaway! Zoë2017-01-11T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/flatProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates5BedroomsLincoln City, OR, United StatesPrice£74 Relaxing Getaway by the seaEntire home/flat · 3 beds113 reviewsSalva nelle Wish ListBeautiful, cozy, 1 bedroom overlooking stunning beach in north Lincoln City. Building has pool, hot tub, game room, exercise room, internet, and beach access behind the condo. Kitchen ready to cook. Bedroom includes King memory foam bed. Living room sofa includes an oversized full hide-a-bed. Cable TV.The location is perfect. The beach is gorgeous. Great views of Cascade Head. The bed is soooo comfortable!The beach behind the apartment is beautiful, and it's only a few short blocks to the casino. Grocery stores and restaurants nearby, or walk for miles along the beach. See the guidebook!The experience was great and easy. Evyn was excellent in her communication with me, and followed up through my stay it see if I needed anything. The condo is on the third floor with a great view of the ocean and easy access to the beach. The condo had everything we needed and it was clean. It was a great central location to be able to explore the Oregon coast from. Dan2015-08-15T00:00:00ZEvyn was a wonderful host. She quickly responded to my questions. The apartment is wonderful! It was very clean. The kitchen was well stocked. It also has an amazing view. We watched gray whales from the balcony. I will definitely be back again. This was a great vacation!J2016-06-03T00:00:00ZAmazing view. Everything we needed was right there. Clean and comfortable. We sat and just watched the ocean. Will definitely stay againMichelle2016-08-10T00:00:00ZWonderful spot st the beach with s nice view of the ocean. Older condo so don't expect the Carlton, but excellent on a budget. Karen2017-03-05T00:00:00ZIt was a cozy place with a great view of the ocean!Debbie2016-09-17T00:00:00ZThe condo was very comfortable and as advertised. The view is very nice as it's on the third floor. You can see the waves better than on the beach. Beach access was very close and easy. The hideabed couch is comfortable. Bedroom has huge tempurpedic bed. Bathroom was clean as was the kitchen. There is a nice supply of condiments for you to use. Note: there is no elevator and the condo is located on the extreme left of the building so if you come at night look to the far left end. You can't park right by that stairway but we unloaded by the office and moved the car later. All in all, the value is good and the place is clean and comfortable. If you like Mexican Food, Puerto Vallarta restaurant that's right on the turnoff to the condo is very good. Susan2016-02-11T00:00:00ZThis is the perfect location, right by the beach and blocks from hwy 101 in Lincoln city. Good access to coastal towns north (Tillamook) and south (Newport). The apt is brighter than appears in pictures with lots of light in living room. The kitchen appliances are a little dated but functional. Our host communicated well before our arrival and we had no problems during our stay. We did not use the pool or hot tub (opened late and closed early). Naya2015-07-23T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay and the condo had everything we could need. We enjoyed the great view from the balcony and the convenient location. There was a restaurant right next door, and Safeway 5 minutes away. The beds were nice & comfy and Lincoln City had plenty to do. Jon2016-06-05T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/flatProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates4BedroomsLincoln City, OR, United StatesPrice£62 Ocean view, hot tub, pool, beachEntire home/flat · 2 beds55 reviewsSalva nelle Wish ListGround level condo w/fireplace, large kitchen, two bathrooms, ocean balcony. Living room gives sweeping view of beach and oceanfront. Kitchen complete with dishwasher and dishes for a crowd! Wifi and 50 easy steps to the beach make this a fun place for mixed generations to enjoy! Oceanfront bedroom has queen bed and balcony. Remaining two bedrooms on street side are large and nautically-themed; one has a king-size bed, the other, a queen-size. No smoking in the condo. No pets.Captain's Quarters is one of eight condos in our building. Since it is perched on the low sea cliff, we can enjoy winter storms and balmy summer breezes in the condo. Or campfires and long walks on the beach. An oceanfront condo with a fireplace is the best place to be in the world! Cuddle up to the fireplace, or step outside onto the ocean balcony, and enjoy the amazing sight and sound of the mighty Pacific!
For your planning purposes: our rates are based on occupancy. Extra guests over the number of two cost only $10/person/night, and are quoted in your price when you include the total persons in your party. This makes our condo affordable for couples or families. If you arrive with additional guests who are undeclared, our extra person charge is $20/person/night.Beach access is just outside your door! Walk the beach, looking for glass floats among the cliffs and sea grass. Fly kites, or enjoy a beach campfire. Spin a doughnut in the sand with your vehicle...yes, they are permitted on this section of beach!We all had a great time in Lincoln City. The house was clean, in good condition, and in a great location. Thanks, Dan and Teresa.Tom2016-03-16T00:00:00ZThe view is amazing! Clean, well stocked with everything you might need. Layout of 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and living area was great for girls getaway weekend. Comfortable furniture made it a great place to hangout, watch the waves and play games. Limited parking was our only bummer (one car per unit) so we had to park our other car on a side street nearby. Melissa2016-01-17T00:00:00ZCondo was great, clean and inviting. The view was amazing and just a short walk down the hill to the sand. I suggest bringing your own pillow, the ones on the beds are thin and not comfortable. Take your time with the fireplace, and if you need help the maintenance guy is super great! Also, don't look in the trunk. We will definitely book again in the future!Leslie2016-05-23T00:00:00ZOne of the best places we have stayed in Lincoln city by far. Amazing view right on the waterfront, cozy amenities and comfortable beds. Great location in the heart of businesses, restaurants and the casino. This is definitely a home we will return to at our next visit. Garrett2015-03-15T00:00:00ZWords cannot express how much we enjoyed our stay at this condo. Everything was just as the description stated and the location was perfect for exploring both the southern and northern coast of Oregon. The view was gorgeous and the on-site property manager was very helpful with any questions we had. We would most defiantly stay here again!! Audrey2016-07-08T00:00:00ZMy girlfriends and I had an excellent time staying in the Captain's Quarters. The condo is beautiful, clean, and has spectacular views. We greatly enjoyed the dishwasher in the kitchen, watching the sunset, and cooking in the beautiful kitchen. The beds were comfortable, the balcony an added bonus, and the condo was very clean when we arrived. The beach is RIGHT THERE and easy to walk down to. We had a fantastic time and hope to return in the future. Sarah2015-03-28T00:00:00ZThe condo was great! It was bigger than anticipated, the view and location was fabulous and the kitchen was well stocked. We had a great stay! Thank you!Teri2017-03-12T00:00:00ZThis is a lovely condo, perfect size with light and bright furnishing and decor. The condo was very well maintained with the manager on site, which was great to have someone close by. It is in a central part of Lincoln City, just above the beach, and just minutes from shops and cafes. The hosts were very accommodating and kind during all of our communications before our visit. I can't wait to stay here again.Amy2016-11-06T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/flatProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates8BedroomsLincoln City, OR, United StatesPrice£101 Captain's Quarters - 3 bdrm, oceanfront, balconyEntire home/flat · 3 beds58 reviewsSalva nelle Wish ListThe Codfather is a large beachfront condo that sleeps up to eight people.
*Tax is already included in the nightly rate*Lincoln City is a laid back costal town with lots of fun vacation activities. The Sea Gypsy is conveniently located off HWY 101 in the center of town and is within walking distance to several restaurants, antique shops, pubs, etc. There is a bowling alley in town, as well as glass blowing, mini golf, two movie theaters, Tanger Outlet Mall and of course, Chinook Winds Casino.Exactly as listed. Great weekend away.Linda2016-10-02T00:00:00ZWe had a blast! Great location, lots of spaceJessica 2015-07-20T00:00:00ZGreat weekend getaway! The view was amazing! Lockbox extra was easy. Clean, convenient condo! Amanda 2016-03-28T00:00:00ZIt was a great weekend with the family and it was made better with the ease of checking in and out.Quicos2016-09-04T00:00:00ZMy family had a great time at the codfather. The place was extremely clean and the view was incredible.Patrick2015-06-23T00:00:00ZGreat view!! Convienet locationKatie2017-02-26T00:00:00ZIt was a wonderful place with a great view . Right on the beach and easy access to beach and the D river. Room was well stocked with all essentials needed for a beach vacation even folding chairs to take down to the beach. Definitely would come again. Great experience. Angela2016-04-09T00:00:00ZGreat holiday at the beach. Spent Christmas in a neat, accommodating condo. Very relaxed. Kelli2015-12-27T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/flatProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates8BedroomsLincoln City, OR, United StatesPrice£77 'The Codfather' Big Beach Condo!Entire home/flat · 5 beds12 reviewsSalva nelle Wish List1 Bedroom, 1 bathroom Condo with Fireplace, and Oceanfront access. Queen bed, fully-equipped kitchen, dishwasher, TV, Internet, and washer/dryer. The Sandcastle is on ground level, and provides a beautiful view of Siletz bay! The Sandcastle is unique because of it's ideal location right outside the Taft Historical district, and a few minutes walk from the pounding Pacific surf. Nearby attractions include Mo's seafood restaurant, Farmers market, Chinook winds casino, Tanger outlet mall, Pirate Dan's bakery, and miles of sandy beach!The condo was well equipped and very clean. The view was beautiful and we enjoyed sitting on the patio taking in all of the wildlife and water. Ben was easy to communicate with and responded quickly. I would definitely recommend! Erika2015-10-26T00:00:00ZChecking in and out of the Sandcastle was so easy. The lockbox was clearly visible and Ben had sent me the codes I needed well in advance of my stay. The condo is very clean and is a lovely place. I felt very safe as a woman traveling alone. The beach is right outside your door and the ocean is a short walk for the full waves and sound. I would stay here agin with no problem. Thanks Ben!Cathy2015-04-24T00:00:00ZWhat a delightful stay..we actually extended our time by an extra day just to enjoy it a little longer. We felt as though we were in our home away from home as it was such a comfortable place to stay. We do wish that at night as it was cooler that the pilot for the fire was on so that we could of used it. Thank you for a great place to stay! Lindsay2016-09-17T00:00:00ZStaying at Sandcastle, looking out on the bay each morning was wonderful. You can only access the little beach at low tide but its an easy walk to a large public beach access. The beach was great because its where the tide comes into the bay. There was a large group of seals and getting to watch them out in the bay was awesome. The condo is as shown, nice furniture, cozy fireplace and equipped kitchen. Loved having dual sink in the bathroom/bedroom area. For me, I could use a firmer mattress. I was glad we were there mostly on the weekend as there is renovations going on in the condo next to Sandcastle. It was loud for awhile on Friday til the workers left. That being said, we enjoyed staying at the condo. It was a rainy weekend and it was great to have the fireplace, we loved the TV set-up especially the on-demand feature. There is an awesome bakery, Captain Dan's, just across the street and Mo's Seafood restaurant just a couple of blocks away. We would definitely stay again. brenda2016-03-08T00:00:00ZNice, cozy place with a great view if the bay. Perfect for our weekend getaway!John2016-10-30T00:00:00ZMy stay was enjoyable as well as a great value.Robert2016-11-06T00:00:00ZBen's condo was great and met all over our needs! It includes dishes, pots of varying sizes, coffee maker (no grinder) and toaster. It was comfortable and has a large sliding glass door out to a patio over-looking Siletz Bay. We went clamming there when the tide was out. It's also just down the street from Moe's, the grocery store, The Tikki Cafe and other fun stores to check out. It was clean when we arrived. Good price point as well. Thank you Ben! We had a great birthday weekend.leda2014-10-20T00:00:00ZWe have spent a very nice stay at SandCastle. Condo very cozy with everything needed and a great view over the Silezt Bay. The check in/out very easy and contact with Ben very reactive. If you ever come to the area, do not hesitate to stay here.Antonio2015-06-18T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/flatProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates4BedroomsLincoln City, OR, United StatesPrice£47 Sandcastle-on Siletz Bay,fireplace!Entire home/flat · 1 bed77 reviewsSalva nelle Wish ListEntire upstairs - 3 bedroom level with family room/TV, computer room/office, kitchenette and bathroom, is never booked to more than one party at a time, whether one person, a couple, or a family. There is open stairway to host living quarters downstairs.Booked only as complete 3-bedroom upstairs level with one bathroom - Superior facility for families -
(( there is an open stairway down to host's apt)) Home is surrounded by our own trees - totally private - with park and picnic table areas and campfire site by the river. Inviting for outside activity. Fishing if you have a license - play frisbee or/other in soccer field - or build a campfire in the evenings - to relax and have roasted marshmellows.No neighbors in sight - a totally private, country setting - - and yet is only minutes to beaches, shopping and restaurants.I loved this Airbnb. The hosts were warm, welcoming, and provided us with much privacy. The property is just off a major road, but still quiet at night. A lovely place to spend the night instead of driving all the way back to Portland from hiking earlier that day. I would recommend the Cascade Trail Head hike, only about 15 minutes from the property. Great places to eat near here are the Otis Cafe and Puerto Vallarta (Mexican restaurant) about 8 miles down the road. Frances2016-11-20T00:00:00ZThe positive: Comfortable beds with clean linens, nice hosts, beautiful outside surroundings. The negative: Living area not private as it is open to the host living quarters. Dirty bathroom (urine stained/damaged toilet seat that appears to have been used with a riser previously). Dirty fridge and previously opened offerings (milk, juice, cereal, frozen items) for breakfast that we did not feel comfortable consuming. Host left residence unlocked with our personal items left inside unprotected. Tamra2016-09-18T00:00:00ZWe had a great time at Eleanore's place! They were quick to respond to any questions we had, and made us feel at home. We loved being right off the highway, but still felt very secluded.Jeremy2017-01-16T00:00:00ZWhat a beautiful home in an absolutely idyllic setting. Everything as it should be and more! Thank you.Scott2016-10-11T00:00:00ZVery beautiful surroundings. The apartment is spacious and homey. Elenor and Don are gracious hosts. We will stay again if in the area.Vicki2016-10-07T00:00:00ZEleanore and Don made us feel welcome as if visiting family! Anything we could need was available in the very spacious apartment. We appreciated the thoughtfulness and their personal interest in us. It was a delight! Paul2017-02-25T00:00:00ZEleanore and Don were splendid hosts, making sure we knew how to get there (because the GPS is not that accurate) and ensuring we had everything we needed for the evening. Our stay was a bit short because we had had a long drive. But it would have been great to spend a few more hours in the morning wandering around their beautiful and lush property.George2016-09-24T00:00:00ZI was very pleased with being able to make last minute arrangements to stay here. Eleanore was quick to respond with directions and instructions for arriving just a short time later. I was pleasantly surprised by the size of the space and accommodations like towels and a continental breakfast. The property is amazing and we enjoyed a walk by the river in the morning. We look forward to visiting again in the future!!Amy2016-11-26T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/flatProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates9BedroomsOtis, OR, United StatesPrice£38 Home-Upstairs 15 min to shops/beachEntire home/flat · 3 beds41 reviewsSalva nelle Wish ListOcean Peek, WIFI, Enclosed Yard, 2 Master Suites, Flatscreen TVs, Outside Fire Pitcean peekWelcome to DogPaddle. Our lovely Nantucket style cottage home was built and decorated for pets and their well-mannered persons. Stocked with pet-friendly items and a fully enclosed 6 foot fenced back yard, our beautiful home also caters to their two-legged friends by offering 2 Master Suite bedrooms, each with their own Queen bed, bath, and high ceilings. Both bedrooms have their own Flat screen TVs and the west bedroom has a peek of the ocean.
Golf - With the Salishan and Agate Golf Courses just minutes away from Bella Beach, you have the opportunity to hit a 9- or 18- hole game while enjoying a breathtaking view of the Pacific Ocean.Beautiful home... Very beachy and cozy. Great place to go with man's best friend. Benjamin D2017-01-29T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/flatProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates4Bedroomslincoln city, OR, United StatesPrice£116 dogPaddleEntire home/flat · 2 beds1 reviewSalva nelle Wish ListBring your dog to this comfortable 790 square foot condo. It has plenty of room for you and your family to stay comfortably for a weekend or live for a month. Enjoy ground floor access with no steps to climb, ever. Bring your dog to this comfortable 790 square foot condo. It has plenty of room for you and your family to stay comfortably for a weekend or live for a month. Enjoy ground floor access with no steps to climb, ever. The home has a fully equipped kitchen and a designated dining area with seating for six. Kick your feet up by the fire and watch the waves, kites, boats, and whales. There is always winding down with a movie, board games or play a video game on the Wii or PlayStation 3 with the family. Put the kids down in the living room on a self-inflating queen size air bed. Then you can retreat to the master bedroom. Relax with a queen size bed and 55' flat screen TV and lots of movies to choose from. The master has its own bathroom and plenty of closet and dresser space, along with a futon couch that can serve as additional sleeping options as well.What makes Surftides special… It doesn't matter what the weather is for the family to have a great experience. Even if it is pouring or cold outside the family can play some ping pong or go play in the heated pool and unwind in the hot tub.
If you want to explore Lincoln city, you are right in the middle of everything. Within two miles north or south all the major attractions of Lincoln City are at your finger tips. From the casino and golfing to the north to Devils lake and glass blowing to the south, it's all right there. We are on the ground level with no steps to climb with quick and easy access from the parking lot. It is one of the few complexes that allow the family dog to come with us and a designated walk aria on the north side of the complex and a park to run them across the street.Thank you for a great stay! The wine and chocolate were both a hit!Robin2016-10-02T00:00:00ZEverything was clean and well stocked. Don had chocolates and a bottle of wine for us to enjoy during our stay. Excellent location close to beach.Joyce2015-09-07T00:00:00ZWe absolutely LOVED our experience at Don's condo. My boyfriend and our dog, Thor stayed there for 4 nights and it was almost everything that was in the description. A bowl of chocolates and a bottle of delicious wine welcomed us when we got there. The condo is a 30 second walk from the beach and waking up to the sound of the waves and the amazing view of the ocean was magnificent. Just remember, there is no internet in the condo, but there is cable and a great selection of dvd and vhs movies. We weren't able to get into the game room on the property that is supposed to have wireless internet, so make sure you figure that out with Don before you go. Don was very communicative, and though we never met him, he responded to my text messages almost immediately every time. We'll definitely come back next time we take a beach trip. Thank you, Don!Kelly2015-04-10T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 54 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Cindra2016-06-19T00:00:00ZWe had wonderful time at Don's condo! The view was amazing and he provided everything we could have needed and more. We enjoyed exploring Lincoln City and being so close to the beach! Rebecca 2015-04-02T00:00:00ZThe condo was great, with a great view. Thanks for the wine and chocolate. What a nice touch. My grandkids loved being in the beach.Linda2015-07-10T00:00:00ZDon's condo is in a great location with a beautiful view of the ocean. The only bummer was that the hottub closes at 6pm in the winter. Monica2016-10-30T00:00:00ZThe listing was accurate and the condo was clean. We enjoyed our stay. Ben2016-06-06T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/flatProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates6BedroomsLincoln City, OR, United StatesPrice£121 Bring the family & dog to the beachEntire home/flat · 3 beds36 reviewsSalva nelle Wish ListThis is a beautiful apt in the Central Oregon coast blocks from the ocean there's no view but it's very private come and join us for a weekend at the beachThe host canceled this reservation 60 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Patti2017-03-26T00:00:00ZGreat cozy place close to the beech and town. Evan2017-01-02T00:00:00ZGood location Tim2017-02-12T00:00:00ZThe house is great and the location is good I like the place. Saeed2017-03-07T00:00:00ZGreat little room with kitchen area. We will book it again. Clean comfortable and quiet.Patrick2017-02-26T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/flatProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates2BedroomsLincoln City, OR, United StatesPrice£59 Marilyn Monroe getaway Charming AptEntire home/flat · 1 bed5 reviewsSalva nelle Wish ListThis lower level apartment has a private entrance and patio. It is in the country near the beach—quiet and tranquil. Seating areas in the mature garden offer opportunities for ocean viewing. Recreational activities include walking distance to a beautiful sandy beach; 2 ½ miles to Cape Kiwanda noted for its Dory Fleet and ocean fishing; the Nestucca River for fishing and kayaking, 12 miles north to Cape Lookout Park with great trails for hiking and biking.Room TypeEntire home/flatProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates2BedroomsCloverdale, OR, United StatesPrice£47 Pat's Garden RetreatEntire home/flat · 1 bedNEWSalva nelle Wish ListDeck with soaking hot tub,view of Haystack Rock Pacific City,2 bedrooms (Queen)quiet wooded neighborhood away from crowds.Its like living in the forest with lots of wildlife to enjoy only 5 min drive to the beach.Listen to the ocean all night long!We are located in Pacific City Oregon. Yes believe it or not, there is more than 1 Haystack Rock In Oregon : ) Ours is located at Cape Kiwanda.
We have a small community full of life......with a great getaway for you after a day of fun at the beach!My Boyfriend and I made a quick last minute reservation at Bonnie's home. The place was beautiful and even better than what the pictures already showed. We were both so happy with our stay and Bonnie's hospitality! We wish we could have stayed longer!! It is a great spot for a couple or some close friends. It's easy to get to (follow her instructions!) and close to the main hub of town, but feels private and set back when you are there. She had excellent suggestions about the local area which were very helpful for our last minute trip. We hope to come back again! Emily2015-07-15T00:00:00ZReally nice accommodations with a great host. Easy access to town and beautiful views of Haystack rock.Stacy2017-03-05T00:00:00ZThe stay at Bonnie's place was even better than I expected! The neighborhood is quiet, safe, and you feel like you are in the woods. There is a great view too! There was nothing negative about the stay. Bonnie was very attentive and available as well. I'll be back for sure!Lindsey2014-07-23T00:00:00ZIt was private, and quiet with a hot tub on a starry night. Who could ask for more?La2016-08-16T00:00:00ZWe arrived with little trouble (just follow the directions listed) and immediately fell in love with this treasure. Hidden on a hill with privacy, yet a view that honestly exceeds one's ability to describe. Bonnie and her husband were incredibly helpful and friendly as we had he bottom floor to ourselves. We enjoyed our time away from the rest of the world for our one night and would wholeheartedly recommend this lovely retreat. Daniel2014-07-26T00:00:00ZBonnie welcome us with a bright friendly smile. She made my birthday weekend really special with a banner and balloons, it was truly touching. She took the time to walk us around and made sure we knew how to make the most out of our stay. I would recommend staying for more than one night, there just wasn't enough time to enjoy everything her place had to offer. The views are incredible and the peaceful surroundings really create a magical feeling of living up in the trees. Debra2016-08-28T00:00:00ZWhat a great stay! Bonnie was very friendly. She gave us a tour of the place and told us a bit about pacific city. She was nice enough to leave us home made (delicious) muffins and drinks in the fridge (Ill need a copy of the recipe!) Beautiful accommodations, with a great view..Would highly recommend!Daisy2014-08-23T00:00:00ZWe loved our stay at 'Bonnie's Retreat'. Breath taking view. Superb hospitality. So fun to have a sauna and hot tub available. Bonnie even drove us around. So generous! Thank you and hope to be back. Maya2016-06-27T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/flatProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates6BedroomsPacific City, OR, United StatesPrice£148 Beautiful 2 bedroom w Deck& Hot Tub /Lower LevelEntire home/flat · 3 beds76 reviewsSalva nelle Wish ListSea Gypsy No. 219 sleeps up to four people with a king-sized bed and a pullout sofa. There is a full kitchen with cookware and a full bathroom with walk-in shower. This condo was remodeled from head to toe in 2016 and is the perfect mixture of classiness and beachy fun. Enjoy its unbeatable ocean view and beach access!"Sunset Delight" is the name of condo 219 at the Sea Gypsy. It was completely remodeled from head to toe in 2016 and the owners have gone out of their way to make sure each detail is classy and useful for a perfect beach getaway. The condo features gorgeous upgrades such as beadboard walls and ceilings throughout, ceiling fans in both rooms to keep a nice ocean breeze flowing through and a kitchen that is adorned with beautiful glass subway tile, butcher block countertops and a high-end feel.
This condo is a true gem. On top of all its wonderful features, the unobstructed ocean view simply cannot be beat. If you can pull yourself away from all of its interior comforts, you can spend some time in our heated indoor salt water pool and sauna. Or make use of the two gas grills, which can be found near the pool area. Ready for the beach? The Sea Gypsy has three beach access points, all with just a few steps down to the sand. Arguably, the best beach access in Lincoln City and the D River (which is the world's shortest) is right next to our building and features shallow areas for children to play in. Book your future memories today!Lincoln City is a laid back costal town with lots of fun vacation activities. The Sea Gypsy is conveniently located off HWY 101 in the center of town and is within walking distance to several restaurants, antique shops, pubs, etc. There is a bowling alley in town, as well as glass blowing, mini golf, two movie theaters, Tanger Outlet Mall and of course, Chinook Winds Casino.We had a wonderful stay at Sunset Delight. It was clean and clutter free. It was exactly as the pictures show. The view of the ocean from the window was spetacular. We enjoyed watching the ever changing sky and the waves as we played games by the window. The bed was comfy. The kitchen was well stocked with everything we needed for a couple small meals. We loved how they decorated. We would stay again.Hilary2017-03-07T00:00:00ZGreat little gem right on the beach! Heather2017-02-28T00:00:00ZGreat stay, beautiful condo! Holley was quick to respond and when we needed extra towels, she had them there right away. The condo was well stocked with quality cookwear, blankets, etc. Very comfortable, clean, great location, stunning viewlacy2016-09-01T00:00:00ZEverything was as advertised! We had a great time!James2016-08-23T00:00:00ZBeautiful ocean front condo, we couldn't have asked for a better place to spend a couple of rainy days. We weren't able to enjoy the beach because of the weather, but didn't mind because the condo was so comfortable, and you feel like you're practically on the beach with the amazing view. The condo is very spacious and well decorated. The bedroom is pretty far back from the living room which worked well for us since we had our baby with us. When we put her down for naps we didn't have to worry about making too much noise in the main living area. We cooked a couple of times which worked well as the kitchen is stocked with lots of dishes and cooking gadgets. Would definitely stay here again. Katherine2016-10-14T00:00:00ZWhat a beautiful condo and view! It was magical, and everything we needed was on hand.Anna2016-10-30T00:00:00ZOverall the stay was great. The view was nice, the space was fantastic. If I needed something I would text Holly, and get a response immediately, any time day or night. I would recommend this place to anyone.James2016-11-01T00:00:00ZGreat place! Thanks!Amanda2016-09-20T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/flatProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates4BedroomsLincoln City, OR, United StatesPrice£69 'Sunset Delight' - Remodeled Beachfront Condo!Entire home/flat · 2 beds25 reviewsSalva nelle Wish ListEntire 1 bedroom condo unit DIRECTLY on the Oregon beach! GAZE AT THE OCEAN FROM THE BALCONY & LISTEN TO THE WAVES ROLL IN! Perched high, (with nearby access to the beach), this recently renovated condo unit with fireplace has a fantastic view from both the balcony & living room of the beach and ocean. You'll love the unit for it's fabulous location and its terrific renovated condition. Good for both couples and families (with kids). You'll enjoy the unit all to yourself. Total privacy!Renovated, 1 bedroom condo, (e.g., granite countertops in kitchen and bathroom), with an incredible view of the beach and ocean through the living room's sliding glass doors or from the unit's outdoor balcony that is accessible from the living room. One (queen) bed in the bedroom and a double size pull-down "murphy" bed in the living room.Located on a bluff overlooking the ocean and beach in a residential neighborhood within walking distance of commercial establishments. The Chinook Winds Casino is less than 2 miles away.
A Safeway grocery store is also less than 2 miles away (almost adjacent to the Casino)Great place! Lovely condo.Its very clean and every thing is available (All kitchen appliances, dinner ware, pots and panes, 2 TV's and stereo, iron, etc).Just pack your clots and enjoy your self. Great place to explore the ocean. I would definitely stay there again. Thank you James :)Kaled2016-08-28T00:00:00ZEverything was perfect and very nice. My family and I enjoyed it alot. I would of love to stay longer. thank you for everything:)Gilbert2016-08-30T00:00:00ZBeautiful place! Perfect view of the ocean. Surprisingly quiet from other guests. We were happy to have a beautiful bathroom, dishwasher and ceramic fireplace. Just a quick walk down to the beach. Let the waves be your soundtrack in this place! Jaysen2016-09-02T00:00:00ZRight on the ocean, and surrounded by other hotel/condo'sLaurie2016-09-02T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/flatProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates4BedroomsLincoln City, OR, United StatesPrice£69 1 BDRM CONDO OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN & BEACH!Entire home/flat · 2 beds4 reviewsNeskowin - Airbnb: Average 4.81 out of 5 stars from 507 guest reviews123…412…41 – 18 of 63 Flat RentalsEnter dates to see full pricing. Additional fees apply. Taxes may be added.United States>Oregon>NeskowinPlaces nearby:PortlandEugeneVancouverSeattleVictoriaSurreyNorfolkSandpointOremSquaw ValleyKatySewardMapFilters

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The Best Damn Blog // Packed with Entertainment: Taylor Swift and The Goo Goo Dolls- "Iris" Live
Taylor Swift and The Goo Goo Dolls- "Iris" Live
One more guest performer can be added to the already long list on Taylor Swift's Speak Now tour. Check out her performance above of "Iris" with John Rzeznik from The Goo Goo Dolls. They need to release a DVD with all of Taylor's guest performers on this tour. Amazing!


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Whoa, I can't believe we have been back for a week already! It feels like the time has gone by rather quickly considering I have been spending the majority of it sleeping, ha. This time around the jetlag hit me like a ton of bricks and I just can't keep seem to get my sleep schedule back on track. Well, at least wintertime is for hibernating, right?
Here is some pretty inspiration to warm up this chilly day:
These fabulous glittery tights are a must-have for my holiday wardrobe.
How adorable are these copper lights? Good news, you can make your own at home with this DIY!
I am constantly on the hunt for the perfect cheese platter and I believe this may be it.
This week I finally relented and went back to my signature look of black blunt bangs and this photo of the lovely Lea Seydoux was my inspiration. Feels so good to have the fringe back!
Yes. So much yes. Everything about this photo.
Hope you all have a warm & cozy weekend! :)


Youth Speak Up and Stand Out in Chicago | HuffPost
Youth Speak Up and Stand Out in Chicago
Until recently youth have been greatly ignored in trauma treatment, program and outreach strategy development. This, as we are discovering, is a mistake.
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2006, U.S. state and local child protective services (C.P.S.) investigated 3.6 million reports of children being abused or neglected. C.P.S. classified more than 900,000 (12.1 per 1,000) of these children as victims. Many of these children go on to become youth being shuffled through our juvenile justice system, those who have firsthand experience with mental health/trauma treatment services and foster care. Their information, experiences, knowledge and once involved, their enthusiasm is invaluable to building better programs, policies and procedures for a better, more family driven system of care.
To prove this point, my daughter and I were invited for the first time to participate in the Annual National Child Traumatic Stress Network face to face planning meeting in Chicago. Involving young people as youth advocates provides them with a fantastic educational opportunity and as it turned out, for the adults as well. My daughter was one of four first ever youth to attend and have a voice. With great maturity they listened. They spoke beyond their years. They delivered messages of hope they would want to share with other youth across the country at youth forums, conferences and school assemblies.
Breea, a kidnap and hostage survivor who endured a horrific ordeal at age 7, is now 15 and after two years of trauma therapy at the Chadwick Center in San Diego, is speaking out to tell others to "grow up strong, never give up and no matter what make high self-esteem a priority."
The other young advocates talked about embracing who you are, loving yourself and not allowing what others have done to you to get you down for the rest of your life. The tone from them all was overwhelmingly positive and filled with inspiring words and emotions. Through tackling real life problems and challenging situations they have acquired problem solving and decision making skills and can discuss from personal experience what was lacking in their treatment plans and what contributed most to successful recovery, goal setting and self-love. These youth worked cooperatively in a team, and at the same time showed remarkable appreciation, respect and interest in the adult participants' perspectives.
Their voice was the most heard, freshest and timely of the entire 2-day meeting as they spoke up about the word "therapy" and how it is viewed by other youth as negative, weak and pathetic. My daughter shared how she is teased, something I didn't even know, when being called into "therapy" with a big green slip via an office aid coming into the middle of her class and announcing it. That makes it tough to look forward to getting positive help due to the negative way youth still view "therapy".
They spoke up about incorporating music into their presentations to help reach youth in a cool and understandable way while making "therapy" more like talking to a friend and better ways to get called into the office for a "therapy session". They were honest about what worked for them and what they thought would make treatment better for those needing help now and in the future. They were bright, poignant and downright bold--a breath of fresh air to say the least.
The community can gain the creativity and energy of young people that can be directed toward projects that are beneficial to all, while building a sense of value and appreciation for the community and encouraging youth to continue their involvement as adults. Just as people with special experiences or skills (e.g., sports, music, investing, politics, medicine) give presentations to instruct and inform others in an educational format, so can these amazing youth in our country do with their special gifts, skills and talents that they have acquired by living through incredible circumstances. But they have to be given the chance to speak up, be heard and shine.
The annual face to face meeting in Chicago did just that, and I am so proud to say I was there to witness this milestone and can only hope that this is the beginning of a new awakening to the importance of youth involvement that will continue to blossom for many years to come. As we witnessed at the meeting in Chicago, the contribution of youth to community and treatment program improvement has the potential to be an incredible gift to others.
But how and what will we give back to them in return? The kind of involvement discussed here will have a more lasting impact on the community than will a trophy adorning a display case in the athletic office at a school. But that trophy, that reward and that recognition means a lot to the team that has worked so hard to get it. So as we embark on this new and rich soil of opportunity and youth beginning to work hard to change the way others view and experience treatment in a therapeutic way and the positive impact it can have, let's be prepared to celebrate, honor and reward youth for their community excellence in the same way that others are celebrated for athletic excellence.
Anyone wanting these youth advocates to speak at an event, school assembly or on a youth panel, please contact the National Child Traumatic Stress Network.
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