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What's the first recognizable thing we draw as children? Often it's a stick figure. As grown-up artists, too, we like to include people in our mixed-media art: loved ones, interesting strangers, imaginary characters—even ourselves. Mixed-media Poppet portrait by Claudine Hellmuth. Drawing or painting a face or figure is the most common way of representing a…
Studienarbeit aus dem Jahr 2016 im Fachbereich Soziale Arbeit / Sozialarbeit, Note: 1,7, Fachhochschule Nordhausen, Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: Für Kinder stellt das Zusammenleben mit einem psychisch kranken Elternteil ein besonders kritisches Lebensereignis dar. Trotz der schätzungsweise 3 Millionen betroffenen Kinder gibt es jedoch nur wenige beratende und begleitende Einrichtungen. Die Belastungen und die damit verbundenen Entwicklungsrisiken wurden in zahlreichen Studien untersucht - wobei die Wahrscheinlichkeit, Verhaltensauffälligkeiten oder Entwicklungsstörungen zu entwickeln, bei betroffenen Kindern besonders hoch ist. Gewisse Schutzfaktoren wie eine erhöhte genetische Vulnerabilität, ein hohes Mass an Resilienz oder Ressourcen unterschiedlichster Ebenen können das betroffene Kind zu einem gesunden und selbstbewussten Erwachsenen heranwachsen lassen. Besonders gefährdet jedoch sind Kinder mit wenigen sozialen und psychischen Ressourcen. Besonders hervorzuheben gilt jedoch, dass psychisch erkrankte Eltern keineswegs schlechte Eltern sind und dass ihre Kinder nahezu immer wichtig für sie sind - denn aufgrund ihrer Elternrolle erleben sie Nähe, Freude, Stolz sowie Zugehörigkeit und Lebenssinn. Im ersten Abschnitt meiner Arbeit möchte ich einen kurzen Überblick über bestimmte psychische Erkrankungsbilder geben, um einen besseren Einblick über Symptomatiken zu ermöglichen. Im nachfolgenden Teil beschäftige ich mich mit der Perspektive der Kinder, worauf ich mich in meiner Arbeit aufgrund der Komplexität des Themas konzentrieren möchte. Genauer beleuchten möchte ich dabei die Risiko- und Schutzfaktoren, Bewältigungsstrategien und das subjektive Belastungserleben der Kinder.
The Pruitt-Igoe housing project in St. Louis became most famous at the moment of its demise. The thirty-three high-rise towers built in the 1950’s were supposed to solve the impending population crisis in inner city St. Louis. It was supposed to save the urban poor from the indignities of the downtown slums that lacked natural
Poker legend Phil Hellmuth holds the record for the most World Series of Poker bracelets won with 16 all-time During the 2021 World Series of Poker, Phil
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Phil Hellmuth and Scott Seiver will continue their rivalry on High Stakes Duel with a rematch scheduled for August 22.
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Hello everyone, Today is Stampotique day ! Yay.. Kathy is our hostess today and she wants us to use 'attachers'. This is what she said: 'Use attachers, the older the better. Thinking of eyelets, brads, staples, etc. Bonus points if someone uses all three. Extra super bonus points if someone attaches Stampotique images to each other'. I made a card for this challenge and this is it: The base is a gelli print. I randomly stamped the background first and then stamped Skiddy, coloured her and cut her out, leaving a white 'box' around her. I then cut this piece into three. The pieces were glued and stapled to the card. And because Kathi said to use as many attachers as possible I also put 3 brads through the panel. The sentiment was stamped last. I used the following stamps: Ticket for Paris Romantic text Barcode Barcode Text Skiddy Why not play along with us. You could win one of two $30 vouchers at the end of the month. Just remember : NO digis and only one entry per person per challenge. Thank you for stopping by today!
Does the moon affect your mood? Have you taken the time to pay attention and gauge your mood in regards to the moon’s phase? If you notice and note it on your calendar, it can provide valuable insight to help understand and prepare for each phase. This is important for us, as healers, so we ... Read More about The Moon and Reiki
Hi Everyone! It's time for a new Color Throwdown Challenge! It's Vickie here and I am excited to be hosting my first challenge!!So- I'm switching things up a little from the fabulous fall/school theme and "throwing" in some bright colors!! I love bright colors!! Remember, if you don't have the exact colors, use whatever you have that's close, this is all about having fun! If you upload to a public gallery, please use the key words CTD261. Also, when linking up your card using the linky tool at the bottom of the post, please link to your specific post, not a generic link to your blog. For more inspiration, check out the other design team members' creations below. Also, please join us in wishing a sad but fond farewell to team member, Lynn Put. Lynn has decided to step down from the team to devote more time to other pursuits. We'll miss her beautiful designs, but wish her well!!! Vickie Zimmer- Smitten Barbara Anders - Paper Pursuits Melody Rupple - A Paper Melody Lori Tecler - Inking Aloud Wanda Cullen - Cullen-ary Creations Broni Holcombe - Splashes of Watercolor Tammy Hershberger - Stamp Happy Susan Roberts- Rainy Day Creations Joan Ervin- Stamping With A Passion **Inlinkz**
Today I have the absolute joy of sharing Claudine Hellmuth's whimsical collage tag with you! Four years ago I had the pleasure of being introduced to Claudine and having dinner with her and some friends. Her vivacious spirit and warmth...
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Sanderson's have a FAB.U.LOUS 50s designs range!! I've resisted looking because I wasn't thinking about decorating, but now I'm starting to and some/one of these designs will be cropping up somewhere in our home - even if its just as cushions (the Festival print (below) would great on our black leather sofa!).... here's some eye candy for you so that you know what I'm getting excited about: I wish this blog had sound - you could hear me happy clapping and squeeling a little - LOVE these designs! I really like the 50s surface designs. Which is probably why I like this artist so much (her lino prints are delicate & gorgeous!) and find her work really inspirational: And why I reeeeeaaaally like Claudine Hellmuth's 'Creative Layers' stamps... the combination of foam & clear rubber stamps allows you to create the slightly offset lino/screen print look of 50's illustrations..LOVE..LOVE..LOVE!! This is the first tag I created using the Dwelling stamps set... keeping it quite simple (but not completely simple: two colour on the foam).. The tag was created with Sticky back canvas stuck to a chipboard tag and stamped using PaperArtsy's Fresco Finish paints (LOVE these!) which went really nicely onto the canvas (another surface they'll work on, but I don't know how stable they'll be for washing (I'll ask PA) so maybe just use them on decorative items for now....)
Life Size Phil Hellmuth Cardboard Cutout Our # 1 Seller! Cutout Is Approximately 6 Foot 7 Inches Tall. Phil’s Real Life Height! If You Want A Different Cardboard Cutout Of Him, I Can Do It. I Just Need A Clear Image Of What You Want. The Cutout Is Just Of Phil Hellmuth. The Background Is Removed. It Is Cut Around Him. Comes With An Easel To Be Self Standing. Comes Ready For Use. These Are For A Limited Time Only. We Only Have A Couple Left In Stock!!!! High Quality Made In The Usa
Key Tower was designed by architect César Pelli. It is the tallest building in both the city of Cleveland and the state of Ohio, the18th tallest building in the United States, and the 104th tallest building in the world. The building reaches 57 stories or 947 feet to the top of its spire, and it can be visible for up to twenty miles away. Cleveland’s 3rd tallest building at 658 feet tall, the BP Building opened in 1985. Designed by Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, the building began with the dramatic implosion of the Cuyahoga and Williamson Buildings. The Ohio Bell Building is an art deco skyscraper located at 750 Huron Road in downtown Cleveland, Ohio. The building has 24 stories and rises to a height of 365 ft. It was designed by the firm of Hubbell and Benes, in what they called "Modern American Perpendicular Gothic", a style influenced by Eliel Saarinen's unrealized design for the Tribune Tower in Chicago. Work on the building began in 1925 and was completed in 1927 at a cost of $5 million. It was briefly the tallest building in Cleveland, surpassed in 1928 by the Terminal Tower. This is a high-quality 8x10 print, ready for framing. Photo ships within a few days of the order via USPS. All rights are reserved by the photographer and the photo cannot be reproduced without written permission.
The Condé Nast Traveler style team shows you what to wear in the Caribbean this season and the best hotels, restaurants, and beaches in St. Lucia for flaunting your ensembles.
With a mixture of technical analysis, witty banter, and straight up arguing, poker pros Grant Denison and Jonathan Levy discuss some of the most incredible poker hands ever played. They don't just tell you what happened, they examine (and often fight!) about the decisions each player makes. Should Phil Hellmuth call a big all-in in the 2010 National Heads Up Championship against young phenom Annette Oberstadt?Should Ike Haxton try to bully Phil Ivey on the bubble of a $100,000 buy in tournament? What should a player do with pocket kings on the very first hand of the 2018 WSOP Main Event? These and many more great hands get dissected in bite size (2-4 pages) chapters that entertain and enlighten. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll get better at poker.
