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Grooviest hair in the profession - Dalton, Hinkle or Baltz?
This is a pretty big question, I know.
It may not be as serious as commenting on the latest release of the MTBOK (something we ALL should be doing since it will have a major impact on our profession), but it's still something we should think about and ponder while we're in the shampoo aisle.
OK so, here are the nominations:
TO VOTE: Click here
THE SURVEY WILL BE OPEN UNTIL MARCH 3rd.
ALSO, the MTBOK comment period is open until March 8th, but please don't leave it 'til the last minute.
I'll keep you update on the "who's in the lead" every couple of days (along with a wee reminder to COMMENT ON THE MTBOK!!! I might add a joke or two here and there).
Please feel free to put the link all over the place.
May all your locks be lovely and may you never have a bad hair day.
MTBOK = serious stuff.
Lovely hair = not that serious.
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Permalink Reply by Laura Allen on
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John Barnes.
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Permalink Reply by Vlad on
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Thanks, Terry and Laura.
Surely there must be more lovely heads out there.
We should have some females in the mix too.
Just 4 more names.......
But don't forget to comment on the MTBOK too!
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Yamuna is the only woman I can think of who has beautiful hair that stands out from the crowd...
Terry Capuano said:more females....ok.....i also nominate the squirrel.........lovely shade of red!
Vlad said:Thanks, Terry and Laura.
Surely there must be more lovely heads out there.
We should have some females in the mix too.
Just 4 more names.......
But don't forget to comment on the MTBOK too!
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I should have specified "more" females! (and googled Yamuna! Ha!).
I'm not that well clued in.
Oh, and I can't add myself to the list, Terry. Why? Because I've got thin, greasy hair that refuses to do anything I want it to.
OK, so if that's the list, I'll add the poll tonight even thought we didn't get 10 names.
BUT DON'T FORGET TO COMMENT ON THE MTBOK, PEEPS!!!
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Permalink Reply by Erik Dalton, Ph.D. on
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Dear Vlad:
You've got to get away from that darn computer...go outside...enjoy life. We're starting to worry about you...ERIK
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Permalink Reply by Susan G. Salvo on
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I would like to nominate Chip Hines, Project Manager of the MTBOK.
He never has a bad hair day.
Yes, I worry about Vlad too, Erik...
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Permalink Reply by Christopher A. Moyer on
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Great thread Vlad.
I have a suspicion that I know what gave you the inspiration for it...
-CM, PhD, LFHCfS
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Erik - you know, I do need to get out more. But you know, this question has been on my mind for YEARS. It's time it was answered once and for all.
Susan, thank you for your nomination. Also, I want to extend a big squirrel-thanks to you for your input on the MTBOK since I know you are one of the task force members involved in the MTBOK. A lot of work has obviously been put into it. Thanks!
Dr. Moyer (aka CAM). Yes, the LFHCfS just might have been an influence. Know what? Since you qualified for the LFHCfS, I'm adding you to the list too! (It's google-able and yes, the science guy wears a white lab coat).
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Permalink Reply by Geoffrey Bishop on
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I have seen Erik do his hair up, even loaned him product. The coolest thing is, he can adjust his hair and itch his head, and it looks just as weird and cool. I vote for Dalton, now if ya wanna talk nose hair, we got a whole new deal! Or, what is in your favorite educators bag of vitamins and minerals and supplements.....and what is in their pocket? Now that's a story...
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You know what, Geoffrey? I'd like Erik's scalp as a pet. If I had Erik's scalp, I'd take it home and nurture it. I'd feed it, keep it warm, give it it's own wee bed and take it for walks.
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Permalink Reply by Angela Lind on
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Ohhh!! I love Erik's hair!!! Christopher looks cute with that haircut too!! :)
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BACK TO MTBOK TALK!
Know what's COOL?
Section 210.6 in the document: Research and information Literacy.
Research literacy has been a huge gap in our education. THANK YOU MTBOK PEEPS! By including this you will be empowering future therapists with this knowledge.
Good stuff.
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