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Thursday, Feb. 14: Watch These 3 Stocks
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NEW YORK -- A day after being linked to drugs in baseball,
former pitcher Allen Watson denied the allegation.
Watson was among nine players accused of doping by former
pitcher Jason Grimsley in a federal agent's affidavit unsealed
"I at no time over my professional baseball career used
steroids or any performance-enhancing drugs. Not then, not now, not
ever," Watson said Friday in a statement released by his agent,
Tony Giordano.
Watson, now 37, was 51-55 with a 5.03 ERA from 1993-2000. The
lefty pitched for St. Louis, San Francisco, the Los Angeles Angels, the New York Mets, Seattle and the New York Yankees.
At the request of federal prosecutors, a judge in Phoenix
unsealed the 20-page affidavit signed by IRS Special Agent Jeff
Novitzky in May 2006.
In the affidavit, there is this section: "When asked what other
current Major League Baseball players used athletic
performance-enhancing drugs, Grimsley named former players Allen
Watson and David Segui."
Segui previously acknowledged using human growth hormone.
Another Novitzky affidavit involving former Mets clubhouse
employee Kirk Radomski was unsealed late Thursday.
The only players named by Radomski that weren't mentioned in the
report by former Senate majority leader George Mitchell were former
New York Mets All-Star pitcher Sid Fernandez, Pete Rose Jr. and
minor leaguers Ryan Schurman and Rick Holyfield.
According to that affidavit, Radomski received a $3,500 check
from Fernandez that was written Feb. 14, 2005, eight years after El
Sid's final major league appearance. Phone records cited in the
affidavit say Rose Jr. called Radomski several times in 2001. Rose
Jr., the son of baseball's career hits leader, was sentenced in May
2006 to one month in prison and five months of home detention for
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Gallery 1988 is teaming up with Cartoon Network for an extremely limited time, a gallery show of artwork inspired by the amazingly incredible show, "Adventure Time"!
I remember seeing a clip of Adventure Time a few years back on a blog. The headline was something to the effect of "Adventure Time is your new addiction". How do you not click on that? The show is right up my alley. Inspired by a combination of Dungeons & Dragons (CHECK) and Video-Games (CHECK!) It has such an excellent style that is totally unique and (at the time) completely different than anything i'd seen before, and all of that is thanks to the creative genius, Pendleton Ward.
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LONGMONT -- Even after the trauma of losing an arm to flesh-eating bacteria one year ago, Westview Middle School science teacher Dan Cribby insists he's the same man he's always been.
"It's surprising when I say this to people, but I mean this as sincerely as anything I could possibly say: My life is remarkably normal, as close to normal as it's ever been," said Cribby, 49.
Last spring, Cribby developed necrotizing fasciitis, a rare and serious bacterial infection that destroys muscles, skin and soft tissue. He initially noticed shoulder pain and flu-like symptoms. As his condition worsened, he was flown to the Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora.
He was put in a medically induced coma for two months while surgeons completed 13 surgeries. They amputated his left shoulder and arm and performed skin grafts on his torso from his neck to his waist.
He was released from the hospital on May 13, one day before Happy Smackah, a 5K run/walk his friends and colleagues organized in his honor. The names comes from one of Cribby's favorite terms for optimists, happy smackers. With his Maine accent, it sounds like "happy smackahs."
More than 700 people participated in the event, which raised about $28,000 for the couple, said his wife, Karen Clancy-Cribby, a language arts teacher at Westview. The money has gone toward Cribby's medical expenses, including out-of-network specialists and a special lotion he slathers on his torso.
"It was a huge peace of mind when we didn't know what the future would hold," his wife said.
This year's Happy Smackah will benefit Aubree and Kaylee Adams, 15-year-old twins with focal segmental glomerulosclerosis, a disease that causes kidney failure. Kaylee is on nightly dialysis. A school resource officer at Westview nominated the girls to be this year's recipients.
When it came to hosting the fundraiser for a second time, both Cribby and his wife saw it as a way to thank the community for its support.
"I've always thought -- and I've said this to my students a lot of times, but I honestly feel this way -- what would the world be like if everybody gave just a little bit more than they take?" he said. "So how do you say thank you to all of these people who gave? It's hard enough in my daily life to do that with the people who I know and share my life with, but all of a sudden you have this community come together. What do you do? It just seems like a perfectly natural thing to do."
When Cribby was in the hospital, his room was filled with letters and cards from staff and students. Clancy-Cribby maintained a blog about her husband at caringbridge.com that drew more than 45,000 visits. About a dozen friends and colleagues slept in the hospital waiting room.
"We had a pilgrimage," said social studies teacher Justin Crane, who taught on Karen Clancy-Cribby's core team. "Karen was never alone."
When school started in the fall, Cribby was back to teaching science and coaching after-school track. He said he couldn't think of a more natural place to heal.
"I get more out of this place every day than I give to this place, so where else would I want to be? And what would I do if I was sitting at home driving myself crazy? Or my wife crazy?" he said.
He said he's been open with his students and encourages them to ask questions. Westview practices looping, so teachers follow students through all three grades of middle school. Though they were close before, it's only brought the class and Cribby closer together, his students said.
Is he a different teacher?
"No, no way," said eighth-grader Heidi Strauss, 14. "He's still awesome. He's my favorite teacher. You can talk to him about a lot of different things. ... He's easy to talk to and he's always positive. He never complains about anything. He's always been like that."
As for adjusting to daily life with one arm, Cribby has taken it in stride.
"It's like not having a tool. You just think, 'OK, what tools do I have, as opposed to the ones that I don't have?' I honestly can't tell you things I can't do," he said.
He drives with a steering wheel spinner, a knob that attaches to his steering wheel to aid with one-handed driving. He's working on riding a bike and still does chores on the couple's 20 acres of land west of Berthoud. He also perfected a method of tying his shoes with one hand.
"And I can tie them in double knots quickly," he said.
Because the disease is so rare, even doctors don't have a clear idea of Cribby's prognosis, he said. Still, he doesn't ascribe any kind of life-altering reason for what happened to him. It hasn't changed his outlook on life. It didn't happen for a reason, he insists.
"I said something to Karen one day, and I didn't mean this to be as philosophical as it sounds. What I said was, 'What if you lived your life in a way that if something really crazy happened to you, it would confirm who you are, not change who you are?' And I really think of life that way. Like if something was needed to be changed, why didn't I change it before?"
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UC Santa Barbara starting pitcher Jamie Gonzales struggled with his control against UCLA on Tuesday and the Bruins took full advantage of it, scoring six runs in the first two innings and cruising to a 10-2 victory at UCSB's Caesar Uyesaka Stadium.
Gonzales walked UCLA's first three batters, shortstop Josh Canales, second baseman Chase Utley and first baseman Garrett Atkins to load the bases. After left fielder Bill Scott lined out to shortstop and catcher Forrest Johnson popped out to Gonzales, he then hit right fielder Nick Lyon with a pitch, forcing in the first run of the game. Designated hitter Matt Pearl then lined the first hit of the game, a single to right, scoring two runs and giving the Bruins a 3-0 lead after one inning.
The second inning didn't go any smoother for the Gauchos. Canales and Utley opened the frame with back-to-back doubles to make the score 4-0. Utley went to third on fly out to right field by Atkins and he scored on an infield single by Scott. Scott then went to third on a wild pitch and after Lyon was hit by a Gonzales pitch, Pearl doubled off of reliever Troy Kinto, plating Scott and making the score 6-0 after two innings.
UCSB got a run back in the third inning when right fielder Andy Campanella was safe on an errort, went to third on a single by left fielder Jeff Carter and scored on a sacrifice fly by second baseman Chad Peshke.
UCLA scored two more in the fourth and one in the fifth with the runs being highlighted by home runs from Scott and Utley. They took a 10-1 lead with their final tally in the top of the seventh. The Gauchos scored their final run in the bottom of the eighth when Scott Penso had an RBI pinch hit double.
The loss drops UCSB to 17-16 overall. UCLA, ranked 17th nationally, improves to 23-13. The Gauchos return to Caesar Uyesaka Stadium to open a three game series on Friday against Cal Poly. Friday's game will begin at 2:00 p.m. with Saturday and Sunday's games starting at 1:00 p.m.


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Join our host Corey Collard, along with Kamal Panesar and the one and only JD, as they try to bring some life into the post-game show following the Canadiens' 1-0 victory over the Florida Panthers in overtime.
The Habs (0-1-0) are home to face the Panthers (1-0-0) Tuesday night at the Bell Centre. The game starts at 7:30 and can be seen on RDS.
This is the first of three meetings between the Canadiens and the Panthers. Last season Florida took four of four games with the Canadiens only managing to earn one point from a shootout loss in the final meeting. Scott Clemmensen was in goal for three of the four victories, he has a perfect 6-0-0 record against the Habs.
What to Watch:
Collectively, the Canadiens seemed to have some rust to shake off after a long break from hockey. Carey Price was beaten on the first shot he faced Saturday and the top trio of Erik Cole, David Desharnais and Max Pacioretty didn't look very dangerous for much of the contest against the Leafs.
Alex Galchenyuk managed to hold his own in his NHL debut. The rookie was kept off the scoresheet but still managed to impress coach Therrien, who had this to say "I thought he looked good. He didn't put himself in trouble. He skated well, tried to make some plays. We saw that he's got the speed to play."
Florida will have some familiar faces in the lineup on Tuesday. Ex-Habs Jose Theodore and Alex Kovalev led the Panthers to victory in their season opener on Saturday, Kovalev had a goal and two assists while Theodore came up with 32 saves. Saint Jerome native and potential rookie of the year contender Jonathan Huberdeau also looked good against Carolina Saturday, picking up a goal and two assists of his own.
What's at Stake:
A waved-off goal in the opening minute of Saturday's game notwithstanding, the Canadiens were slow out of the gate against the Leafs, but they did manage to pull themselves together in the third period. They'll be looking for a better start Tuesday, and their first win of the season. With the Panthers playing on back-to-back nights the Habs will have a good chance to give their home fans something to cheer about.
Last year's unexpected Southeast Division Champions will be trying to prove that their surprising success in 2011-2012 was no fluke. The Panthers earned an impressive 5-1 win over the Hurricanes in their opener but were shut out 4-0 in Ottawa on Monday. Florida will hope to bounce back against the Habs.
Who's Out:
There's been very little news about UFA holdout PK Subban, and for Habs fans, no news is bad news. With only 47 games left to play, GM Marc Bergevin will need to come to terms with the young star quickly to give Subban a chance to have an impact on the Habs' season.
The Panthers are missing some key pieces. Kris Versteeg (groin), Sean Bergenheim (groin), Marcel Goc (leg) and Erik Gudbrandson (leg) all missed action Monday.
What Else:
After finishing 2011-2012 with the second most shorthanded situations in the league, the Canadiens quickly found discipline to be a problem again this year. The Canadiens drew their first penalty just 46 seconds into the new season cancelling out what looked like their first goal. The Habs had five penalty kill attempts in Saturday's game, they were only successful three times.
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Standing Committee on operational cooperation on internal security
This decision establishes a Standing Committee to promote and strengthen operational cooperation on internal security within the European Union (EU) and details the committee's responsibilities.
Council Decision 2010/131/EU of 25 February 2010 on setting up the Standing Committee on operational cooperation on internal security.
This decision creates a Standing Committee with the objective of facilitating, promoting and strengthening the operational cooperation of the relevant national authorities of the European Union (EU) countries in the field of internal security.
The Standing Committee will ensure an effective cooperation and coordination in areas covered by police and customs cooperation, and by external border control authorities. Where appropriate, it will also cover judicial cooperation in criminal matters when relevant to operational cooperation in the area of internal security. The Standing Committee will assess the efficiency of the operational cooperation, identify any failings and then recommend appropriate action to address the shortcomings. The Standing Committee will not be involved in the conducting of operations or in the preparation of legislative acts.
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text: Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting Media analysis, critiques and activism ACTION ALERT: HBO Recycling Gulf War Hoax? December 4, 2002 The fraudulent story of Iraqi soldiers throwing Kuwaiti babies out of incubators during the occupation of Kuwait in 1990 is depicted as if it were true in "Live from Baghdad," the HBO film premiering on the cable network this Saturday that purports to tell the story behind CNN's coverage of the Gulf War. HBO and CNN are both owned by the AOL Time Warner media conglomerate. In the months before the Gulf War began, media uncritically repeated the claim that Iraqi soldiers were removing Kuwaiti babies from incubators. The story was launched by the testimony of a 15-year-old Kuwaiti girl before the Congressional Human Rights Caucus in October 1990. Eventually, as repeated in the media by the first President Bush and countless others, it blossomed into a tale involving over 300 Kuwaiti babies. What was not reported at the time was the fact that the public relations company Hill & Knowlton was partly behind the effort, and the girl who testified was actually the daughter of the Kuwaiti ambassador to Washington. Subsequent investigations, including one by Amnesty International, found no evidence for the claims (ABC World News Tonight, 3/15/91). In the film, the story is turned upside down, portrayed as a deft public relations move by the Iraqi government, who grant CNN access to Kuwait in a calculated attempt to discredit the rumors that their soldiers were pulling babies from incubators. CNN reporters are ushered to a hospital in Kuwait, where a doctor, under obvious pressure from Iraqi soldiers, tells the reporters that no babies had been pulled from the incubators. The CNN team does not believe the obviously nervous doctor is telling the truth, and the Iraqi officials pick up on this, promptly cutting the interview short. The scene ends with the doctor being led away by Iraqi officials. Moments later, the CNN crew listens to a BBC report on the radio that suggests that CNN had debunked the story of Iraqi soldiers killing Kuwaiti babies, and CNN's reporters are upset that they've been used by the Iraqi officials. The key exchange happens as follows: ------ CNN correspondent: You are aware of the allegations, doctor? Doctor: I have heard these stories. CNN producer Ingrid Formanek (whisper): This sucks. He's scared. CNN producer Robert Wiener (whisper): Yeah, this is bad. Doctor: I can tell you, nothing has happened at this hospital... that I know. Correspondent: But at other hospitals? Doctor: I cannot tell about other hospitals. Iraqi handler: Finish! Finish! We go now! Formanek: To the other hospitals? Handler: No, back to Baghdad! Wiener: Hey, hey, that was part of the deal! Handler: That is story. ------ The clear implication is that the CNN reporters were used by the Iraqi government to make a true story of atrocities seem false. A review of the movie in the Indianapolis Star (12/1/02) arrived at that very conclusion, noting that CNN "played into the Iraqis' hands on a couple of occasions, including an ill-fated trip to Kuwait where the Iraqis used the CNN crew to counter reports that their soldiers had been removing Kuwaiti babies from hospital incubators and leaving them on the floor to die." "Live from Baghdad" is a dramatization, not a documentary, but it is being presented by HBO as a "behind-the-scenes true story" of the Gulf War and is being released at a crucial political moment. HBO's version of history never makes clear that the incubator story was fraudulent, and in fact had been managed by an American PR firm, not Iraq. Curiously, however, the truth seems to have been clear to Robert Wiener, the former CNN producer who co-wrote "Live from Baghdad." As he explained to CNN's Wolf Blitzer (11/21/02), "that story turned out to be false because those accusations were made by the daughter of the Kuwaiti minister of information and were never proven." Unfortunately, HBO viewers won't know that when they see the film. ACTION: Let HBO know you are concerned about the distortion of history in their movie "Live From Baghdad." With another war with Iraq looming, HBO could better serve viewers by debunking wartime propaganda, instead of re-airing it. CONTACT: HBO mailto:general at hbo.com As always, please remember that your comments are taken more seriously if you maintain a polite tone. Please cc fair at fair.org with your correspondence. 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Planning consent has been granted by Brighton and Hove City Council for two new buildings to be built at Brighton College. The new spaces, created by Eric Parry Architects, will become the homes for the new Schools of Music and Drama and provide extended facilities to the students.
Established in 1845, Brighton College is an award-winning co-educational private school located in the east of the city. The college campus is also within the College Conservation Area, one of the protected spaces within Brighton since 1988. The architects have created two unique buildings which respond directly to the existing school buildings, in particular the Grade II listed building designed by George Gilbert Scott.
The new Music School will be located just beside the College's Performing Arts Centre (PAC). Built in 2000, the Arts Centre has already introduced a more modern aesthetic into the older campus. The contrast between the flint with stone dressings and the brick with terracotta dressings, with the recently constructed structures highlights the newer buildings. The design has created spaces for a new hall for concerts and orchestral rehearsals, practice rooms, music classrooms and music storage facilities.
A particular feature of the school is the recital hall which faces north towards the sports field. Also known at Brighton College as the Home Ground, the architects have created a design which responds to the gable ends of the dining hall and the main school building. Particular attention was placed on this elevation in order to compliments the existing aesthetic.
The architects have created a 'floating' pitched roof with a curved apex over the recital hall. This space has been opened up into the ground through a fully glazed façade, drawing light into the space and allowing a transparency between the fields and the performer. A composite steel and timber structure forms the roof which has cantilevered ends and is finished in glazed ceramic tiles. The glazing is formed from a steel curtain walling system with high performance low iron double glazing which enhances the acoustics within the hall. The side walls, created using self-supporting limestone, frame the space.
The current Science Building, built in the 1960s, will become the new home for the Drama School. New facilities will provide the staff and students with a new theatre, as well as back-of-house facilities and teaching rooms.
The architects have commented that: "The project aims to enhance the dignity of Gilbert Scott's building and to rationalise a currently congested group of buildings." In addition to the existing dance space in the PAC building, the Music and Drama Schools will form a new 'hub' for the performing arts. The creation of a new centre at the heart of the college will contribute into Brighton College's aim to clarify and enhancing the whole of the school campus.
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Substitute Eliot Richards' late scuffed shot earned John Ward a point on his managerial return as Bristol Rovers snatched a 2-2 draw at Aldershot.
The Pirates looked to be heading for defeat after a Craig Reid penalty put Aldershot in front with 14 minutes to go but Richards, who had only come on five minutes earlier, salvaged a point.
Michael Hector gave the Shots a half-time lead with an exquisite first-half strike but a 54th-minute penalty from David Clarkson drew the Pirates level.
Hector slotted the ball into top corner after a lay-off from Danny Hylton's gifted him a yard of space on the edge of the area.
Six minutes into the second half Aaron Morris brought down Tom Eaves in the area in Bristol's first meaningful attack of the game, Clarkson duly held his nerve, despite the torrential rain, to fire home.
Reid restored the lead with coolly-taken penalty of his own but a scuffed effort from Richards in the 87th minute slowly trickled into the net after scrappy Aldershot defending to give Ward some comfort in his first game back.
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I'm a mountaineer on a quest to climb the tallest mountain on every continent. Of course, the tallest mountain in the world is Mt. Everest. I figure if I tattoo the thing onto myself that I'll give myself some serious motivation to get up the mountain!
Beach bums, climbers, and ladies are the target audience to see the tattoo. HA!
I'm looking for a Tattoo of Mt. Everest. I'm open to all design concepts and most body locations for the tat, but here's what I'm leaning towards:
- I don't want a 'photo' of the mountain tattoo'd onto me. I would really love to find an artist who is passionate about this project and makes an artistic interpretation of the passion found in the battle to climb the mountain, the determination, the training, and the character of the person it takes to climb the mountain. No people should be in the design, but instead, I'd like you to capture the 'sense of adventure' in the design of the mountain.
- My thought was to have an outline of the summit ridgeline made into a tribal-style tattoo that's put on my shoulder, in sync with the muscles of my shoulder, or perhaps the base of the mountain could start from the backside of my shoulder leading up the summit which would be at the rotator part of my shoulder and the other base of the mountain would wrap around to the frontside of my shoulder just below my collarbone.
- Open other locations/styles such as armband, leg, under my arm on ribs, etc, so long as it's covered by a t-shirt.
Attached are a few photos of Mt. Everest for your inspiration. You can also do a google image search. Also attached is photo of a tattoo I really love that's on a friend of mine. A similar style would be welcome, but not necessary.


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A Day at a Vet Center: A Safe Place to Talk
Posted July 29, 2010
A Vet Center is a place where Veterans who served in combat, or experienced trauma/harassment, can come for service. Family members of deceased service members can also receive bereavement counseling at Vet Centers.
There are 232 community based Vet Centers located in all fifty states, District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.
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The first face a Veteran sees at the Alexandria Vet Center is that of another Veteran.
Destiny Cooper, from Atlanta, Georgia, spent four years in the Navy including a deployment to Afghanistan in 2002. The proud possessor of a degree in Liberal Studies with a concentration in Health Sciences, Destiny knows how to make Veterans feel welcome the minute they walk in the door.
In addition to running a very efficient office - she's pursuing her Master of Science in Administration degree - Destiny helps coordinate the activities sponsored by the Vet Center, including, on the sign-up board the first weekend of Spring, a walking group, kayaking class and free movie with popcorn.
The goal of the Vet Center program is to provide a broad range of counseling, outreach, and referral services to eligible Veterans in order to help them make a satisfying post-war readjustment to civilian life.
"Do the Trauma Work"
Narda Saunders is a social worker who has been a counselor for the Alexandria Vet Center since 2007.
Meeting with Veterans one-on-one and in group sessions, Narda helps returning combat Veterans adjust to civilian life by encouraging them to "do the trauma work." That means she wants them to seriously work on talking about the trauma they experienced in combat.
"First, we have to make sure they understand the Vet Center is a safe place. They can talk here. It stays here. Maybe they can't tell their spouse or their family but they can tell us. Many Veterans can't even talk about their combat trauma with other Veterans who were in combat.
"I'm not a Veteran but it's important for Veterans to have the opportunity to talk with people who have not been in the military or in combat. Trust is a big issue with combat Veterans and we need them to trust us."
Group Discussions Get Vets Talking
Narda counsels Veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, substance abuse problems (drugs, drinking) and emotional problems dealing with their new life as a civilian.
In group discussions, Narda will suggest a different topic each week just to get the Veterans talking about their experiences. A recent topic was "medals." The reactions ranged from Veterans who were proud of their medal, others who felt guilty and didn't think they deserved it, especially if their fellow soldiers did not receive one, to Veterans who remained ambivalent about the award and just "threw it in a drawer."
"One Veteran even admitted he threw his medal off a bridge," Narda notes.
One of Narda's fondest memories is a female Veteran who expressed her appreciation for the help she received by presenting Narda with one of her paintings. She also did another painting which she divided into sections and gave each member of her therapy group a section of the painting.
The goal of the Vet Center program is to provide a broad range of counseling, outreach, and referral services to eligible Veterans and their families in order to help them make a satisfying post-war readjustment to civilian life.
The family members of all eligible Veterans are eligible for Vet Center services as well.
"Our family sessions are very important," Narda adds. "It helps tremendously for the family to know what their Veteran is experiencing."
Everything is Confidential
Hal Koster spends a couple of days each week at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda where he meets with Veterans and Veterans Service Organizations to explain the services of the Vet Centers and share valuable contact information. Like almost everyone else on the staff at the Vet Center, Hal is a Veteran and knows what it's like to readjust to civilian life - especially after combat tours of duty.
Having served two years in Vietnam as a helicopter gunship crew chief and door gunner, Hal enjoys explaining the value of the Vet Centers to returning Veterans. "I have to spread the news that this place is a treasure."
"One of the most important aspects of our service is that it's confidential. Veterans can come here, get professional counseling for a number of possible situations, and they know it's safe and confidential," Hal points out. "Their employer does not need to know they've had counseling here."
What is Readjustment Counseling?
Readjustment counseling is wide range of services provided to combat Veterans in the effort to make a satisfying transition from military to civilian life. Services include:
- Individual counseling
- Group counseling
- Marital and family counseling
- Bereavement counseling
- Medical referrals
- Assistance in applying for VA Benefits,
- Employment counseling, guidance and referral
- Alcohol/drug assessments
- Information and referral to community resources
- Military sexual trauma counseling and referral
Vet Center locations are listed on the VA website. Check the Vet Centers web site for more information.
Referrals to Vet Center staff are also possible by calling 1-866-650-1030 during normal business hours.
By Hans Petersen, VA Staff Writer
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1827 Finley Map of RussiaRussia-finley-1827
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Russia in Europe.
1827 (undated) 11.5 x 9 in (29.21 x 22.86 cm)
1827 (undated) 11.5 x 9 in (29.21 x 22.86 cm)
A beautiful example of Finley's 1827 map of Russia. Covers the European portion of Russia from the Arctic to the Black Sea. In Finley's classic minimalist style, this map identifies cities, forests, river systems, swamps and mountains. Color coded according to regional political boundaries. Title and scale in lower right quadrant. Engraved by Young and Delleker for the 1827 edition of Anthony Finley's General Atlas.
Anthony Finley (c. 1790 - 1840) was an American map publisher based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His most prominent works, A New American Atlas and the New General Atlas… were published from 1824 to 1834. While little is known of Finley's personal life, he seems to have worked in the same publishing and engraving circles as Tanner. Though most of Finley's cartographic material was borrowed from European sources, his atlases were favorably reviewed at the time of their publishing. His works are known for being attractively sparse and minimalist, focusing primarily on clarity and only the most important facts.
Finley, Anthony, A New General Atlas, Comprising a Complete Set of Maps, representing the Grand Divisions of the Globe, Together with the several Empires, Kingdoms and States in the World; Compiled from the Best Authorities, and corrected by the Most Recent Discoveries, Philadelphia, 1827.
Very good condition. Minor spotting. Original pressmark. Blank on verso.
Rumsey 0285.037 (1831 edition). Phillips (Atlases) 4314, 760, 752, 6045.


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Met Gala 2013 Behind-the-Scenes Pictures
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Last night's annual Met Gala brought out stars to celebrate the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Punk: Chaos to Couture exhibit. From models to small- and big-screen actors, celebrities shared inside looks at their beauty preparations, red carpet arrivals, and glimpses inside the event itself on social media for the museum's fashion event. Gisele Bündchen snapped a picture of her and husband Tom Brady in the car on the way to the Met, while Kim Kardashian buddied up with Beyoncé and Solange Knowles inside the event. Kelly Osbourne gave Jennifer Lopez's behind a thumbs-up, and Miley Cyrus, Emma Roberts, Cara Delevigne, and more got the afterparty started. Meanwhile, Emmy Rossum, Jessica Biel, and Jessica Alba all shared sneak peeks of their pre-event routines in the makeup chair. Click through to see the best social media snaps from the 2013 Met Gala! And in case you missed it, you can catch a replay of the red carpet stream on Vogue.com.


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City Flats affordable condos unveiled in New London
New London — The City Flats development conceived last year by New London Harbour Towers project manager Tony Silvestri got its first public display Friday during tours of a historic home on Blinman Street that has been converted into affordable condominium units.
The four-unit house at 48 Blinman St., dressed in a historic red color, reminded older residents of a much ballyhooed project from more than three decades ago in which the now-defunct New England Savings Bank took an entire city block and transformed it into an upscale neighborhood.
"This is the greatest thing since Starr Street," said City Councilor Michael Passero during a ribbon-cutting for the project Thursday. "Tony has this vision. It's just so great to see it happen."
"This is the perfect type of development at the perfect time," Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio said to an invited crowd of about 100. "In New London, you have to be persistent, and Tony is persistent."
Silvestri said he already has purchased or is about to buy seven properties behind Harbour Towers, targeting homes on Blinman, Reed and Coit streets that were in the worst condition — some former drug dens.
The initial idea was to improve the neighborhood around Harbour Towers to make it easier to sell the upscale Bank Street condominiums — a goal that came to fruition with the sale of six units this year facing City Flats when buyers started seeing the potential windfall of the development.
But the project has taken on a life of its own, according to Silvestri, who reports a waiting list of about 40 for City Flats, all potential homeowners who have put $500 down.
Right now, only 31 owner-occupied units are in the works, but Silvestri said he is working on other acquisitions in the area. Prices range from $80,000 to $128,000 for the four units first to come on the market. The most expensive unit comes with 1,400 square feet, while the smallest is 650 square feet. Mortgages for the Blinman Street units will range in cost from a little more than $500 to about $750 a month, including taxes and insurance, with no money down — less if owners can make a significant down payment.
Candace Devendittis, owner of Dev's on Bank restaurant near the development, said she is on the City Flats waiting list, hoping to move into a Coit Street condominium in November. "This is affordability," Devendittis said. "If you have a job in New London, you can live here."
The Tagliatella family, which backed the nine-story, 52-unit New London Harbour Towers project, has poured big money into City Flats — nearly $400,000 in the first house alone, Silvestri said.
The project will be profitable, he added, largely through the use of housing tax credits purchased through the state by large corporations.
"We're putting in $80,000 to $90,000 per unit," Silvestri said. "We get back up to $30,000 per unit in tax credits."
The housing credits require City Flats to do a complete renovation in a historically appropriate way, and Silvestri has made sure to retain significant architectural features and original materials such as cedar siding while also doing full lead and asbestos abatements. He also used energy-efficient appliances and lighting, developed a insulation system that adhered to high standards and installed wood floors and granite countertops.
"This isn't low-income or affordable housing," Silvestri said. "It's just housing that's affordable."
The monthly cost of the units that are expected to start closing next month are being kept lower than market rental rates, making a purchase a no-brainer, he said. The costs are low partially because of a city tax-abatement program, but Silvestri pointed out that even without the break for homeowners the monthly obligation would still be relatively low.
Potential buyers on the waiting list are being offered units as they become available. Every unit gets one off-street parking space. Silvestri said he is hoping to finish an average of one new City Flats building per month.
"Tony Silvestri puts his money where his mouth is," said Tony Sheridan, president of the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut. "Here you have a man that is revitalizing New London in every sense of the word."
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Snort 18.104.22.168 installation guides have been posted
Take a look at http://www.snort.org/docs and you'll see install guides for CentOS, NetBSD, Fedora, OpenSuSE, FreeBSD, and OpenBSD!
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I installed Snort 220.127.116.11 and since it does not have msql Logging i am using Barnyard2 for the same. I am using Redhat and when running Barnyard2 i am getting error
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Mental health beyond the crises
In some parts of the world it is only during or after an emergency that people with mental health disorders get any treatment at all and often the help on offer is not what they need, Dr Mustafa Elmasri tells Fiona Fleck that the international community needs to rethink its emergency mental health relief.
Bulletin of the World Health Organization 2011;89:326–327. doi:10.2471/BLT.11.040511
Dr Mustafa Elmasri is a psychiatrist in Gaza with two decades of experience working in conflicts and war, and their painful aftermath. He earned his Medical Degree from Alexandria University in 1983, Diploma in Psychotherapy from Tel Aviv University in 1996 and Diploma of Psychiatric Practice in 1997 from the universities of London and Egypt's Ain Shams. He started his career as a doctor in Gaza in 1986 and started working in mental health care in 1992. From 1998–2000, he worked with genocide survivors in Cambodia, 2000–2003 with terrorized civilians in Algeria and 2005–2006 with Darfur refugees in Chad. Since 2008, he has been working with the World Health Organization to integrate mental health services into Gaza's primary health care.
Q: Much of your work has been in the Middle East and northern Africa, what kind of mental health care is provided in these countries?
A: It differs from country to country, but on the whole there is a lack of psychosocial expertise. Mental health care in many of these countries is based on traditional classical psychiatry but often they have very few psychiatrists. Psychosocial work is done mainly by small local and international nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). There is practically no civil society – although that may be changing now – so much of the mental health care response in emergencies is dependent on external initiatives and funding, which are precarious. This leads to mistakes. For example, in Gaza, people came in on emergency projects after the recent war (2008–9) working directly with local people and undermining the local services. I worked with young local counsellors and saw how their work and ambitions were damaged by these short-term emergency projects.
Q: Is this typical?
A: It happens after each disaster. You have a rush of interested donors, but usually these projects and interventions are short-term and, therefore, counterproductive. Whatever emergency response is needed, it should come from within the existing health system, a structure that will exist after you leave and it should not be in the form of highly sophisticated interventions by foreigners for "poor local people".
Q: Are the locals also unhappy about this?
A: People in need are usually happy to receive assistance, but in some cases it is not effective and quite inappropriate. For example, in former Yugoslavia in the 1990s, foreign NGO staff were chased out of villages because so many people were coming in. During the recent war in Gaza, far too many international NGOs came in. They recruited staff and trained them for a few days on some aspects of trauma work, sent them around the place going from house to house looking for traumatized people. Of course, families rejected this psychological help when what they really needed was help with basic needs, such as shelter and medical care. Young counsellors working single-handedly with no team support stood helplessly offering what was not in demand. Usually trauma and stress counsellors work in a crisis team and offer services as part of a comprehensive framework. It is not surprising that the NGOs had to bring in another wave of psychologists to work with the counsellors themselves.
Q: What is your approach?
A: I work with the local experts and structures regardless of their knowledge and expertise. The split between emergency and development projects is a business distinction that obscures the fact that every population is in a constant process of change and development. The idea of "emergency relief" is totally distorted in the psychosocial sector because it's often only after a disaster that people get help when they needed it before. Gaza was under siege before and remains so after the war. But emergency relief was tagged to the war and has dwindled since. Six months of funding was allocated to 200 local NGOs working in the field, but none to the Ministry of Health's mental health services.
Q: Does cultural background play a role?
A: Every mental health intervention should be adapted to the culture, today this is a given. Even if you are prescribing medication, you must take into consideration cultural beliefs on medicines. The same with psychotherapy. As trainers, we need to adapt our approach to the people we want to help. Some schools of psychotherapy are more appropriate than others. For example, cognitive behavioural therapy is usually suitable for people from Arabic-speaking cultures. It is based on evidence and rational thinking, which are part of the Arab Islamic value-system – when your beliefs are the main basis for your behaviour and when you believe that what you do will have an impact in this life and the after life.
Q: Describe your work and your life in Gaza?
A: We are integrating mental health care into the primary health care structure. The target is the wider population with mainly stress but also other common mental disorders among people who would not normally approach the mental health services. We are working with institutions to produce more mental health specialists who are badly needed in this community. We are also training nurses, psychologists and social workers. We also use other psychotherapy methods, such as cognitive behavioural therapy and other psychosocial interventions, including social work, community intervention and family psycho-education. Life here in Gaza is tough but it is a life at home with family and friends.
Q: Can you give examples of this work?
A: In Gaza, local universities produce BA level graduates of psychology, sociology and medicine with very little if any clinical experience. At present we do not have programmes for clinical psychology. Specialists are overworked and underpaid in the Ministry of Health and many are attracted by the NGO and private sectors, usually working with very narrow and pre-specified target groups within the population. But these projects do not help the many people with mild to moderate mental illness not directly related to war and trauma, and the people with severe mental illness who do not approach or receive effective mental health services. Our approach is to develop the capacity of mental health workers within the existing mental health and primary care services to provide competent and continuous help, regardless of the episodic escalations of war and violence.
Q: It's against IASC (Inter-Agency Standing Committee) guidelines, why do we continue to see psychotherapists parachuting into emergency situations?
A: I encountered this phenomenon in Cambodia. People seemingly dropped from the sky and tried to communicate directly with the local people, to help them with their mental health problems, but it was useless. Perhaps this was because there were very few local psychologists or doctors, but I found it was better to train social workers in counselling and behavioural techniques of psychotherapy. Another example, we know now that single session debriefing is harmful, but in Gaza after the last war international NGOs sent in psychologists to debrief health and emergency staff in single-group sessions.
Q: What was your experience in Cambodia?
A: There were psychiatrists and psychologists from different parts of the world communicating through interpreters. My interpreter had to change some words because they were culturally inappropriate. International specialists should not provide direct clinical care of local people but should work with and support local care providers. Even if their local colleagues have limited experience, international specialists can train and mentor them, and give them confidence. It's not a good idea to just drop in from the sky like a prophet, promise a lot of things and leave when the funding runs out. It means broken hearts and unfinished business – and these people have suffered enough already from loss and empty promises. They need long-term working relationships beyond the emergency situation, to help them build on the expertise you transfer.
Q: What about countries with little or no mental health experts?
A: Development is a natural phenomenon that you can assist or hinder, not something you plant or create. I worked with Darfur refugees in Chad. It is one of the poorest countries in the world and had one psychiatrist for the whole population. The challenge was to start mental health and psychosocial services from scratch. So I trained traditional healers, local nurses and medical assistants. People outside were concerned about the atrocities they had witnessed and the horrors they had experienced and there were cases of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other stress-related mental illness. But my first year involved establishing a clinical service for people with severe mental illness and children with epilepsy, some of whom had never been seen by medical personnel before. It was also essential to work with the host population as they perceived the refugees as receiving better support and care, while sharing their resources (land, wood, animals). So interventions were usually placed within the Chadian health system providing services for both camp refugees and the local population in nearby villages. The clinics became meeting places where the refugees and locals could share the pain and the cure.
Q: How did you do this?
A: Surveying traditional healing systems among refugees from Darfur in Chad, I collaborated with the faqihs (experts on Islamic law) from both the refugee and local Chadian communities, who treated medical and psychological illness. I trained them to identify epilepsy and psychosis, and refer these cases to the clinic. We also shared experiences on how we dealt with stress and mild mental illness, and learned from each other. It may sound odd or funny, but it is neither. Traditional healers were the key partner beyond the patients and their families in gaining an understanding of the psychological experience and access to social support structures. As part of our collaboration, I referred mild cases of stress and somatization disorder to the healers and they also organized group chanting and prayer groups for my patients.
Q: Are the survivors of horrific experiences scarred for life?
A: Not necessarily. Human beings are adaptable. With proper help and support many people can overcome the illness part of the trauma. Memories will remain painful, but people get on with their lives and re-build their world. In Algeria I saw how people returned to their lives, sometimes mentally more robust. We should not try to heal the historical part of trauma, it is a person's choice whether to forgive and forget or to demand compensation. Our task is to treat the illness and help the person function normally again.


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Mikel Arteta joined Arsenal from Everton on August 31, 2011, and since then hasn't looked out of place. With vision, a clever footballing brain, and all the talent a standard Spaniard comes with these days, it was always going to be a nice match with the passing style of the Gunners.
In his Everton days, the now 30-year-old found form, becoming one of the most underrated attacking midfield players in England, after advancing from his initial more defensive role.
0The late signing of Arteta, along with Per Mertesacker wass widely seen as a panic buy by Arsene Wenger, more so by those who see Arsenal as a failing club of late. With influential midfielders like Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri leaving, it was inevitable that the midfield void was a tall order to fill, and although Arteta hasn't set the world alight, he has suitably impressed, and past many cynical fans' expectations.
Then came the signing of Santi Cazorla and the return to fitness of Jack Wilshire, which gave long-term Arsenal boss Wenger a problem, how to fit the reported £10million man into his team. The obvious solution is to drop him into a deeper role where he can sit in front of the defence and thats what's been done.
Cazorla's ability to find a pass with either foot and wriggle through defences before letting fly into the top corner seals his attacking role, while Wilshere's driving runs and smooth passing combined with a sublime first touch means his skills are too valuable to leave on the half way line.
Since this change, Arteta's flaws have become apparent, his lack of physical presence and size are obvious when teams are able to either bulldoze or glide past the little Spaniard. His attitude is second to none, his passing ability when going forward means we can play around the pitch, although Arsenal seem to struggle with their own tiki taka game these days.
Each game I watch, I see Arteta stepping in at vital times, and thank the footballing gods he's there. But I can't help but think, that could be someone else? Someone else who can make a hard tackle, someone who can keep up with the maestro's of the game, as well ask pushing aside the Yaya Toure's of top level football. Yann M'Villa? Mohamed Sissoko? Abou Diaby?
Diaby no doubt impressed in the early parts of the season but I, like many other Arsenal fans, have tired of watching the glass man dazzle us before sitting in the stands for months at a time. Its time we had our enforcer back.
It seems that with more creative players ahead of him in the pecking order, and his inability to compete defensively, Arteta's time is limited, or should be. No doubt Wenger will stick with the man he, and who many others believe in.
There is no doubt that Arteta is a great player, with class and desire, but ultimately, he isn't good enough for Arsenal. However, if he isn't replaced by some exceptional talent soon, he may be our best player as we sit well below the Champions League places while other teams have taken any talent we once had.
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