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GLENN MICHAEL ERBY

Erb7811@aol.com
661 Browning Lane SE
Conyers, GA 30013
484-470-3919 Mobile
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Summary of Qualifications

Ten plus years experience with child and adolescent counseling in mental health and juvenile justice:

Resourceful, vigorous, excellent group facilitation and record keeping ability:

Multi-tasked, notable oral, written communication and organizational skills:


Experience

PRESBYTERIAN CHILDREN'S VILLAGE    ROSEMONT, PA
EDUCATIONAL TREATMENT COUNSELOR (ETC) NOV 2007- JUNE 2009
In charge of monitoring students behavior both within and outside the classroom.   
Also helps with implementation of Individual Education Plan.

ST. GABRIEL'S HALL    AUDUBON, PA
YOUTH CARE WORKER NOV 2004- DEC 2007
Work directly with court referred young men in a community based detention setting.  While the young men are awaiting a court date and placement we strive to improve their social and life skills.

A.W.B. CHILDREN'S CENTER   GERMANTOWN, PA
TEACHERS AID OCT 2003- NOV 2004
Worked directly with teachers in a pre-school setting.  


ABINGTON YMCA    ABINGTON, PA
BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL COUNSELOR SEPT 2002- OCT 2003
Primary area of care included planned homework facilitate time; organize snacks, recreational activities, and arts/crafts for elementary school children.

GLEN MILLS SCHOOLS   CONCORDVILLE, PA
COUNSELOR/TEACHER AUG 2001- MARCH 2002
Appointed to 8 to 10 court referred young men to transform their behavior from anti-social to pro-social and help develop life skills that will help sustain this change.

VISION QUEST    COATESVILLE, PA
CHILD CARE PROFESSIONAL JAN 2001- AUG 2001
Worked directly with youngsters who were committed and awaiting trial or placement.  Directed the youths to succeed in school, progress on treatment goals and life skills.

NATIONAL YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAM        CHEYNEY, PA
YOUTH COUNSELOR JULY 1996- SEPT 2000
Provided counseling and sports for young underprivileged children in a recreational, educational, and therapeutic setting.


EDUCATION

CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY    CHEYNEY, PA
Bachelors Degree in Social Relations        Aug 1995- June 2001

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Thanks for nothing Jamarcus

I wasn't sure where or how to start this post. Writing this article does not please me at all. My opinions and feelings are based off of extreme disappointment.  See I was once one of Jamarcus Russell's biggest supporters. I was enamored with his size, the big arm, and with visions of him just changing the game.  During his first season or two of struggles, he had an easy scapegoat. I mean come on he was forced to play for the Raiders.  Now like a swindled soul mate, the more of Russell I see, the more I feel tricked.  My whole perception of him has changed drastically.  Let me be clear. I have never played quarterback. So I'm sure I sound like the typical obnoxious fan.  Oh, but I played the game tho. I've been around many quarterbacks.  Some were teammates and some were not.  So I fully understand what the position requires regardless of size or color. The position requires heart and courage. I also understand playing the position at a high level requires intelligence and hard work.  Most importantly I understand a quarterback must be the ultimate leader of men.  Jamarcus Russell is not that at all.  I'm not afraid to say that his race plays a major part in my disgust.  I'm old enough to know that black quarterbacks struggled to get a shot in the NFL.  Fritz Pollard and Bobby Marshall were the first two black players in the league.  Pollard was the first African American to throw a forward pass in the league.  That was back in 1920. Thirty years later George Taliaferro became the second black quarterback in the NFL.  In 1953 Willie Thrower became the third.  Charlie "Choo Choo" Brackins was the fourth when he signed with the Green Bay Packers.  I can go on and on from their.  I love Terry Bradshaw but we know Joe Gilliam never really got a fair shot because of his race.  Warren Moon had to choose the CFL coming out of the University of Washington because he didn't want to risk a position switch or just plain sitting the bench.  Think about a hall of fame quarterback almost not becoming that at all because of a perceived lack of intelligence.  I have no idea if Jamarcus Russell knows his history.  I don't think  he cares.  I know he owes those past greats, and those coming behind him all that he can offer of himself.  Young black males should look up to Russell the way McNabb and Vick did Moon and Cunningham before them.  All Jamarcus Russell has shown us is that he is a lazy coward with a penchant for trips to Vegas and BLING.  I pray for Jamarcus because if he gets cut I'm not sure he'll ever get the chance to redeem himself.  I'm angered though because I don't really believe he cares.  I wonder If he cares that he is upholding every racist stereotype put on black quarterbacks.  I wonder If he cares that people feel like he is a thief for even accepting his paychecks.  Thanks Jamarcus for absolutely nothing.  If I had a chance to write his autobiography it would be titled "Jamarcus Russell" he had a chance to change the game yet instead went out the game like a sucka!  I wonder If he would even care.   My article is harsh yes.  I'm tired of dudes feeling entitled.  I know guys who would give their life for an opportunity to play on the grandest stage.  You wouldn't be able to get them out the facility.  Guys would prepare and grind everyday.  Not for the check though.  Just to live out a dream on that stage. I wish I could get all the entitled spoiled players in a room lock the door, and as Laurence Fishburne did in the movie "School Daze" scream at the top of my lungs WAKE UP!!

My 2010 NFL Draft Blog picks 16-32

17. SF- Mike Iupati- OG- Idaho- Iupati is a road grader from Idaho who should blow holes open for Frank Gore for many years to come.  Great work ethic and motor.  He needs to work on pass protection.

18. PIT- Maurkice Pouncey- OL- Florida- Pouncey is a pure beast who can play all 3 line spots.  He was a road grader at Florida and will remind Steeler fans of Dermonti Dawson all over again.

19. ATL- Sean Weatherspoon- OLB- Missouri- Weatherspoon is a exceptional line backer who is great in space but also a super tackler.

20. HOU- Kareem Jackson- DB- Alabama- A pure corner and NFL ready he should be the aggressive corner the Texans need to replace Dunta Robinson.  Good Pick.

21. CIN- Jermaine Gresham- TE- Oklahoma- Gresham is a great TE prospect and should free up the middle of the field for Carson Palmer.  His blocking is suspect but as a pass catcher he is the truth.

22. DEN- Demaryius Thomas- WR- Georgia Tech- Thomas is a big kid who played in a run oriented offense.  Not sure if he is better then Dez Bryant but he is big and fast.

23. GB- Bryan Bulaga- OT- Iowa- Bulaga is a first team all big ten selection who was coached in a great system by Kirk Ferentz.  He should protect Aaron Rodger's blind side for years to come. He slid some to me.

24. DAL- Dez Bryant- Oklahoma State- He fell because of his off the field issues but on the field he is a grown man.  He should compliment Miles Austin and push Roy Williams out the door.

25. DEN- Tim Tebow- QB- Florida- Tebow has arrived.  no need to even explain, we all know what the skeptics say.  Time will tell.

26. ARZ- Dan Williams- DT- Tennessee- Big stout defensive lineman who is big rugged and strong.

27. NE- Devin McCourty- CB- Rutgers- Nice looking corner who held his own in the big east.  Should find a role immediately in a Patriots secondary that struggled last year.

28. MIA- Jared Odrick- DL- Penn State- He gives the Dolphins size at DE. He also brings in a relentless motor.

29. NYJ- Kyle Wilson- CB- Boise State- A explosive corner, Wilson gives the Jets a NFL ready nickle back who can feel in for Cromartie if he falters.

30. DET- Jahvid Best- RB- Cal- Durability issues are a concern, but when he is healthy Best is an explosive speedy back who can help the Lions on 3rd down.

31. IND- Jerry Hughes- DL- TCU- Hughes is another explosive defensive end who should be able to give Freeney and Mathis a break when it is needed.  He should be a good 3rd down edge rusher.

32. NO- Patrick Robinson- CB- FSU-  He fits well in New Orleans cover 2 system.  If he can work on his tackling he should crack the rotations.

My 2010 NFL Draft Blog picks 1-16

Welcome to my 2010 NFL Draft Blog.  I will bring you each pick and my analysis of those picks. Stay tuned and enjoy.  Picks 1-16

1. STL- Sam Bradford- QB- Oklahoma-  Bradford had a rocky 2009 season but this selection is more about his 2008 season.  He gained weight and everyone who knows him says he is stud tough.  We will have to wait and see how fast he can get used to taking snaps from under center and reading NFL defenses.

2. DET- Ndamukong Suh- DT- Nebraska-  Suh simply is a monster.  He is a run stopper, a warrior, and a absolute disruption for offenses.  The Lions just got much better up front.

3. TB- Gerald McCoy- DT- Oklahoma-  McCoy is another beast. he is a better pass rusher then Suh is and should have fans in Tampa Bay reminded  of Warren Sapp for a long time to come.

4. WASH- Trent Williams- OT- Oklahoma-  Trent will probably start at left tackle from day one. He has excellent footwork and technique.  He can definitely afford to get stronger up top though.

5. KC- Eric Berry- S- Tennessee- Berry is the best safety to come into the NFL since Sean Taylor.  Berry has range, he can tackle, and most importantly won't be exposed in coverage.

6. SEA- Russell Okung- OT- Oklahoma State-  Okung slipped about a pick but its still no drop off between him and Trent Williams.  Okung is much stronger in the road grader mode.  Pete Carroll made his first pick.

7. CLE- Joe Haden- CB- Florida  Haden had slipped in some eyes because of his slow 40 time at the combine.  His game speed is top flight and he has shut down corner potential in him.

8. OAK- Rolando McClain- LB- Alabama- Quite simply a outstanding football player.  Needs to be more consistent but he is a true play maker and leader.

9. BUF- CJ Spiller- RB- Clemson- Spiller is a flat out burner.  He will be used in several different ways.  I don't think he is a Chris Johnson but he will be productive.  Durability issue abound.

10. JAC- Tyson Alualu- DT- California-  a 3 technique who rose up the boards fast. He is a tough kid and with an excellent motor.  some say he is a reach.

11. SF- Anthony Davis- OT- Rutgers-  Davis is a young stud linemen from Rutgers. if he can grow up a little he should be really productive.  The niners needed a left tackle and he fits that need.

12. SD- Ryan Mathews-RB- Fresno State- A beast of a running back.  Strong runner and had some big games against good competition.  Will combine with Sproles to compliment each other.

13. PHI- Brandon Graham- DE- Michigan-  Graham is a high motor, high character guy.  Andy Reid has more up his sleave.

14. SEA- Earl Thomas- Pete Carroll is having a good first round.  Earl Thomas is a high character player with  super star skills.  He can cover like a corner and has range like Ed Reed.

15. NY- Jason Pierre-Paul- South Florida- He is a athletic freak who is just starting to come along as a football player.  The Giants needed a pass rusher.

16. TEN- Derrick Morgan- DE- Georgia Tech- Morgan is a disruptive defensive end.  He doesn't play hard all the time but he is productive.

Toast To Mount Cody

I bet my readers are wondering why. Why out of all the potential NFL draftees I could do a story on right now, why would I pick Terrence Cody?  To put it bluntly I am a huge fan of "MOUNT" Cody.  There is something about the 6'5 360 pound defensive tackle that causes me to gravitate towards him and personally cheer him on.  I love his nickname that fits perfectly.  At times opposing linemen swear the man is like a mountain and just can not be moved.  I also cheer Terrence Cody on because his story is not the typical one.  Mount Cody is not your normal 5 star defensive tackle that ends up at Alabama.  His story is one of academic and family difficulty.  Cody grew up in Fort Myers, Florida the oldest of eight children.  His parents were never married and he lost his father at the age of 11.  Terrence wore a size 8 shoe by the time he was ten years old.  We all as humans can relate to having to deal with ridicule and jokes as kids.  Cody was never allowed to participate in pop warner football because of his weight issues.  He grew up very poor and had to help take care of his seven younger sibling while his mother worked two full time jobs.  During those tough times Cody struggled to maintain any academic success while trying to keep his brothers and sisters in line.  Near  the end of his junior year of high school Terrence had to move in with a teammate to try and resurrect his declining grades and career.  After high school he spent two years at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. There he had two really productive season's as he continue to struggle with his weight and academics.  He pressed on and got his grades together.  From there Cody went to Alabama where after sitting out his first season he began to blossom.  The rest is history.  Cody finished this 2009 season as a first team all american and a national champion.  He will best be remember for his blocked field goal attempt against Tennessee that saved the Crimson Tides season in October.  Cody still at times struggles with his weight which was evident during appearance at the Senior Bowl and the NFL Combine.  It is my opinion that Cody will flourish in the NFL and dominate line of scrimmages for years to come. This is a man who has tremendous hands,feet, and can dunk a basketball.  Terrence Cody is a success story in my book for showing constant perseverance when so many would have quit or fell to the wayside.  Congrats Terrence"MOUNT" Cody you are a role model and a inspiration for all who struggle in life or face such staggering obstacles.  May we toast to a protein shake on April 22nd or 23rd when all your  dreams are fulfilled.