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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwire) -- 03/26/13 -- Canada Strategic Metals Inc. ("Canada Strategic Metals" or "the Company") (TSX VENTURE: CJC)(FRANKFURT: YXEN)(OTCBB: CJCFF) is pleased to announce that further to the Company's February 26th, 2013 news release, metallurgical characterization results from all three graphite composite samples representing the North, Central and South areas of the 25 km2 (square kilometer) La Loutre Property (the "Property") have now demonstrated that a large percentage of medium to jumbo size graphite flakes are present on surface in various areas of the Property and that the presence of high-purity flake graphite has also been demonstrated in multiple samples. This suggests there is good potential to obtain a high purity graphite concentrate from La Loutre across a broad spatial area and with a large percentage of coarse flake sizes. For a breakdown of these characterization and purity results, please see below. A copy of the full evaluation is available on the Company's website at www.canadastrategicmetals.com.
Vancouver based Global Mineral Research Ltd (GMR Ltd) completed this evaluation using grab samples obtained during the summer 2012 exploration program, which confirmed the presence of a large graphite bearing structure covering an area of approximately 7 kilometers by 1 kilometer with results of up to 22.04% graphite in multiple parallel zones 30-50 meters wide. Another area towards the north end of the property was also identified, covering approximately 2 kilometers by 1 kilometer within multiple parallel zones 20-50 meters wide, and which includes results of up to 18% graphite.
Together, this sampling and characterization program now provides a clear indication of the grade, size distribution and quality of the graphite located on surface at La Loutre, which combined with the results of the Company's electromagnetic survey suggests a promising potential to develop a high-purity flake graphite resource on the property over a broad area. Further metallurgical studies will be completed as necessary as the Company works to define the global tonnage and grade of the graphite material located on the property, starting with the Company's Phase 1 drill program set to commence this spring.
See table below for the details composite samples sent to the laboratory and full table of size characterization and Graphite Grade for composites #1 to #3:
La Loutre Graphite Characterization Results:
North Area
----------------------------------------------------------------------------Graphite Grain size Sample number La Loutre #1 Size class----------------------------------------------------------------------------% Cg(ii) 3.46%Cg----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 200 mesh 85.74%Cg Small or greater----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 100 mesh 63.62%Cg Medium or greater----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 80 mesh 55.72%Cg Large or greater----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 50 mesh 36.66%Cg Extra Large or greater----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 35 mesh 27.93%Cg Jumbo----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Central Area
----------------------------------------------------------------------------Graphite Grain size Sample number La Loutre #2 Size class----------------------------------------------------------------------------% Cg 5.62%Cg----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 200 mesh 87.00%Cg Small or greater----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 100 mesh 65.75%Cg Medium or greater----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 80 mesh 55.29%Cg Large or greater----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 50 mesh 35.67%Cg Extra Large or greater----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 35 mesh 13.24%Cg Jumbo----------------------------------------------------------------------------
South Area
----------------------------------------------------------------------------Graphite Grain size Sample number La Loutre #3 Size class----------------------------------------------------------------------------% Cg 6.64%Cg----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 200 mesh 85.40%Cg Small or greater----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 100 mesh 61.72%Cg Medium or greater----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 80 mesh 51.85%Cg Large or greater----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 50 mesh 27.47%Cg Extra Large or greater----------------------------------------------------------------------------% greater than 35 mesh 15.16%Cg Jumbo----------------------------------------------------------------------------(i) New results in bold(ii) Cg: Carbon graphite
(La Loutre Composite Sample Details):
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- La Loutre Property Composite Samples----------------------------------------------------------------------------Composite Sample number Graphite % Average grade----------------------------------------------------------------------------Composite #1 North Area 98616 5.00 3.46%Cg ---------------------------------- 98617 3.80 ---------------------------------- 98618 5.48 ---------------------------------- 98664 5.36 ---------------------------------- 98665 3.55 ---------------------------------- 98667 18.04 ---------------------------------- 98668 3.96----------------------------------------------------------------------------Composite #2 Central Area 98583 3.21 5.62% Cg ---------------------------------- 98584 3.16 ---------------------------------- 98586 2.43 ---------------------------------- 98597 16.52 ---------------------------------- 98652 2.58 ---------------------------------- 98657 6.53 ---------------------------------- 98658 1.96----------------------------------------------------------------------------Composite #3 South Area 98568 6.25 6.64%Cg ---------------------------------- 98569 5.46 ---------------------------------- 98572 1.96 ---------------------------------- 98574 4.28 ---------------------------------- 98576 6.25 ---------------------------------- 98577 18.08 ---------------------------------- 98578 15.52 ---------------------------------- 98579 4.25 ---------------------------------- 98580 3.59 ---------------------------------- 98581 4.89----------------------------------------------------------------------------
La Loutre Graphite Purity Results:
North Area
----------------------------------------------------------------------------US Mesh Sieve Size Sample #1 3.46% Cg Size class Grade, % Graphite-----------------------------------------------------------------------------200 14.26% Fine 100.00%----------------------------------------------------------------------------200-100 mesh 22.12% Small 100.00%----------------------------------------------------------------------------100-80 mesh 7.90% Medium 100.00%----------------------------------------------------------------------------80-50 mesh 19.06% Large 96.00%----------------------------------------------------------------------------greater than 50 mesh 36.66% Extra Large 87.72%----------------------------------------------------------------------------Total (+200) 85.74% Average Grade 94.74%----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Central Area
----------------------------------------------------------------------------US Mesh Sieve Size Sample #2 5.62% Cg Size class Grade, % Graphite-----------------------------------------------------------------------------200 13.00% Fine 100.00%----------------------------------------------------------------------------200-100 mesh 21.26% Small 98.15%----------------------------------------------------------------------------100-80 mesh 10.46% Medium 97.56%----------------------------------------------------------------------------80-50 mesh 19.62% Large 97.30%----------------------------------------------------------------------------greater than 50 mesh 35.67% Extra Large 96.15%----------------------------------------------------------------------------Total (+200) 87.00% Average Grade 97.45%----------------------------------------------------------------------------
South Area
----------------------------------------------------------------------------US Mesh Sieve Size Sample #3 6.64% Cg Size class Grade, % Graphite-----------------------------------------------------------------------------200 14.58% Fine 99.02%----------------------------------------------------------------------------200-100 mesh 23.68% Small 100.00%----------------------------------------------------------------------------100-80 mesh 9.87% Medium 100.00%----------------------------------------------------------------------------80-50 mesh 24.38% Large 100.00%----------------------------------------------------------------------------greater than 50 mesh 27.47% Extra Large 100.00%----------------------------------------------------------------------------Total (+200) 85.42% Average Grade 99.86%----------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Company has initiated the permitting process to complete a 1,500 meter drill program on the La Loutre property this spring. The objective of this 15-20 hole drill program will be to verify the areas of high-grade graphite results near surface and establish a flake graphite resource on the property.
The Company also announces it has accepted the resignations of Ron MacDonald, Mark Baggio, Jenna Hardy, and Eileen Hao, effective immediately. The Company thanks them for their contributions and wishes them well in their future endeavors.
Meanwhile, the Company is pleased to announce the appointment of Hugo Monette as a Director of the Company. Mr. Hugo Monette is a professional engineer with a specialization in mechanical engineering. He has extensive experience in project management in the petrochemical and chemical industries and has acted as project manager for a consulting engineering firm that has conducted various assignments for several companies, including Shell Canada, Bitumar, Enerkem, Air Liquide and Petro-Canada. He is currently completing a Masters degree in Business Administration.
President & CEO Jean-Sebastien Lavallee comments that "the La Loutre project sampling, characterization, and purity test results are very positive so we look forward to strengthening our management team and commencing our phase 1 drill program at La Loutre in the coming weeks."
About the La Loutre Property
The La Loutre property consists of one large contiguous block of 42 mineral claims (25.09 km2), located approximately 117 km northwest of Montreal, in southern Quebec. It is situated within the highly prospective Central Metasedimentary belt of the Grenville geological province, host to many presently active graphite projects. At La Loutre, graphite is hosted in graphitic crystalline marbles and paragneisses. These are similar to the host stratigraphy at Timcal's Lac des Iles graphite mine, currently Canada's only producing graphite mine, which is located only 53 kilometers West of the La Loutre property.
La Loutre Assay Results
Please click here to view a map of the surface sample results and recent electromagnetic (EM) survey.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample No Graphite % Sample No Graphite % Sample No Graphite %---------------------------------------------------------------------------98557 22.04 98581 4.89 98567 2.97---------------------------------------------------------------------------98577 18.08 98670 4.49 98593 2.76---------------------------------------------------------------------------98667 18.04 98655 4.35 98552 2.63---------------------------------------------------------------------------98597 16.52 98560 4.29 98595 2.60---------------------------------------------------------------------------98578 15.52 98574 4.28 98626 2.60---------------------------------------------------------------------------98653 10.19 98579 4.25 98652 2.58---------------------------------------------------------------------------98622 8.20 98671 4.21 98654 2.48---------------------------------------------------------------------------98663 7.34 98668 3.96 98586 2.43---------------------------------------------------------------------------98615 6.85 98610 3.89 98627 2.27---------------------------------------------------------------------------98662 6.60 98617 3.80 98562 2.27---------------------------------------------------------------------------98657 6.53 98558 3.77 98591 2.21---------------------------------------------------------------------------98656 6.45 98561 3.72 98582 2.11---------------------------------------------------------------------------98607 6.28 98559 3.67 98630 1.99---------------------------------------------------------------------------98568 6.25 98580 3.59 98620 1.98---------------------------------------------------------------------------98576 6.25 98665 3.55 98658 1.96---------------------------------------------------------------------------98566 6.05 98673 3.40 98609 1.96---------------------------------------------------------------------------98618 5.48 98588 3.24 98572 1.96---------------------------------------------------------------------------98569 5.46 98583 3.21 98659 1.92---------------------------------------------------------------------------98664 5.36 98584 3.16 98614 1.87---------------------------------------------------------------------------98672 5.06 98587 3.01 98608 1.82---------------------------------------------------------------------------98616 5.00 98594 3.01 98605 1.73----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sample No Graphite % Sample No Graphite %-------------------------------------------------- 98563 1.72 98660 1.04-------------------------------------------------- 98628 1.69 98619 1.02-------------------------------------------------- 98629 1.65 98631 1.00-------------------------------------------------- 98592 1.64 98603 0.98-------------------------------------------------- 98651 1.61 98602 0.97-------------------------------------------------- 98669 1.58 98661 0.94-------------------------------------------------- 98556 1.49 98564 0.94-------------------------------------------------- 98585 1.47 98598 0.92-------------------------------------------------- 98575 1.46 98606 0.87-------------------------------------------------- 98571 1.46 98596 0.86-------------------------------------------------- 98599 1.44 98565 0.85-------------------------------------------------- 98621 1.41 98601 0.82-------------------------------------------------- 98551 1.36 98612 0.80-------------------------------------------------- 98625 1.25 98666 0.78-------------------------------------------------- 98589 1.19 98613 0.77-------------------------------------------------- 98623 1.16 98600 0.73-------------------------------------------------- 98570 1.15 98611 0.72-------------------------------------------------- 98604 1.14 98553 0.65-------------------------------------------------- 98674 1.11 98555 0.46-------------------------------------------------- 98590 1.10 98554 0.30-------------------------------------------------- 98624 1.10 98573 0.16--------------------------------------------------(i) Grab samples are selective by nature and are unlikely to represent theaverage grade of a deposit.
About Graphite
Natural graphite comes in several forms: flake, amorphous and lump. Graphite has many important new applications including use in lithium ion batteries, fuel cells and nuclear and solar power that have the potential to significantly increase the demand for this critical element. For instance, there is between 10 and 30 times more graphite required by weight to produce a lithium-ion battery than there is lithium. In addition, the recent discovery of a new material called graphene, which is derived from graphite, has also heightened interest. International research is now underway into a number of its potential applications including enhancing the speed and processing power of many modern electronic devices. This has also increased the interest in graphite.
Meanwhile, global consumption of natural graphite has increased from approx. 600,000 t in 2000 to 1.2 MM t in 2012. Demand for graphite has been increasing by approximately 5% per year since 2000 due to the ongoing modernization of China, India and other emerging economies, resulting in strong demand from traditional end uses such as the steel and automotive industries. Of the 1.2 million tons of graphite produced annually, approximately 40% is of the most desirable flake type. China, which produces about 73% of the world's graphite, is seeing production and export growth leveling and export taxes and a licensing system have been instituted.
A recent European Commission study regarding the criticality of 41 different materials to the European economy included graphite among the 14 materials high in both economic importance and supply risk (Critical Raw Materials for the EU, July 2010). As a function of these fundamentals, demand for graphite and thereby prices are expected to rise as electric vehicles and lithium battery technology continue to be adopted and while the material performs a greater role in new technology applications. Graphite prices have been increasing in recent months and over the last couple of years and prices for large flake, high purity graphite (+80 mesh, 0.2mm, 94-97% carbon) have more than doubled.
About Canada Strategic Metals
Canada Strategic Metals is an emerging growth company focused on the exploration and development of its large portfolio of graphite projects covering over 60,000 hectares throughout Quebec. With management experience in green technology, and junior resource exploration and development, Canada Strategic Metals is well positioned to aggressively advance this promising portfolio for our shareholders.
Jean-Sebastien Lavallee (OGQ #773), geologist, shareholder and President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company and a Qualified Person under NI 43-101, has reviewed and approved the technical content of this release.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
For more information on the Company, please visit www.canadastrategicmetals.com.
On Behalf of the Board,
"Jean-Sebastien Lavallee", President & CEO
Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements: Certain disclosure in this release, including statements regarding the Company's plans for and intentions with respect to exploration of the La Loutre Property constitute "forward-looking statements" and "forward-looking information" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and Canadian securities legislation. In making the forward-looking statements in this release, the Company has applied certain factors and assumptions that the Company believes are reasonable, including that the Company is able to obtain any required government or other regulatory approvals and any required financing to complete the Company's planned exploration activities, that the Company is able to procure equipment and supplies in sufficient quantities and on a timely basis and that actual results of exploration activities are consistent with management's expectations. However, the forward-looking statements in this release are subject to numerous risks, uncertainties and other factors relating to the Company's operation as a mineral exploration company that may cause future results to differ materially from those expressed or implied in such forward-looking statements. Such uncertainties and risks may include, among others, actual results of the Company's exploration activities being different than those expected by management, uncertainties involved in the interpretation of drilling results and geological tests, delays in obtaining required permits, government or other regulatory approvals or financing, inability to procure equipment and supplies in sufficient quantities and on a timely basis, equipment breakdowns and bad weather. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. The Company does not intend, and expressly disclaims any intention or obligation to, update or revise any forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by law.
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Professor Hulbert teaches the elective Strategic Marketing Planning, serves as faculty director of the School's executive education program on marketing management and is a consultant to major corporations around the world. His research studies strategy, planning and organization. He is working on a theory of marketing organization and the evolution of the brand management system and is also writing a book on integrated marketing to be published in 2001. Hulbert has published more than 70 articles and books on planning and strategy and has been a visiting professor in Wales, France, Brazil, Australia, England and Iran. (See research.)
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Brand Custodianship: A New Primer for Senior Managers In European Management Journal (2001)
Corporate Diversification, Strategic Planning, and Performance in Large Multiproduct Firms In Journal of Strategic Marketing (1994)
Strategic Planning and Financial Performance: More Evidence In Journal of Management Studies (1994)
Profiles of Product Innovators Among Large U.S. Manufacturers In Management Science (1992)
In Search of Excellence Ten Years Later: Strategy and Organization Do Matter In Management Decision (1991)
Corporate Diversity and Economic Performance: The Impact of Market Specialization In Strategic Management Journal (1988)
A Comparative Analysis of the Strategy and Structure of United States and Australian Corporations In Journal of International Business Studies (1987)
The Integration of Forecasting and Strategic Planning In International Journal of Forecasting (1985)
A Comparison of Corporate Planning Practice in American and Australian Manufacturing Companies In Journal of International Business Studies (1984)
International Diffusion of Corporate and Strategic Planning Practices In Columbia Journal of World Business (1980)
Decision Systems Analysis in Industrial Marketing In Industrial Marketing Management (1975)
Pricing and Forecasting in an Oligopoly Firm In Journal of Management Studies (1975)
The Sleeper Effect: An Awakening In Public Opinion Quarterly (1973)
Interpersonal Communication in Marketing: An Overview In Journal of Marketing Research (1972)
Industrial Purchasing Behavior: A Reappraisal In Journal of Business Administration (1972)
Industrial Purchasing Behavior: Some Final Comments In Journal of Business Administration (1972)
Managing Marketing in the 21st Century (2010)
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Total Integrated Marketing: Breaking the Bounds of the Function (2003)
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Thirteen years ago, researchers at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum began the dismal task of documenting all the ghettos, slave labor sites, concentration camps and killing factories that the Nazis set up throughout Europe.
Historians anticipated there would be 7,000 camps and ghettos, but what they found has shocked even scholars, proficient in the history of the Holocaust.
Dr. Geoffrey Megargee was at the heart of the research project that led to the shocking discovery of not 7,000, but 42,500 camps and ghettos across Europe.
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No other person, other than official court and security personnel, or other persons specifically designated by the court, shall be permitted to view the closed circuit televising of the proceedings.
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September 22, 2011
Volume 2, Issue 35
Please share the Recovery to Practice (RTP) Weekly Highlights with your
colleagues, clients, friends, and family!
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Peer Employment Training: Graduation Day
by Terrence J-R Smithers
"As a boy, I always wanted to help people. When my journey took me other places and eventually repeated incarceration, I knew my dream was gone forever. Bringing me this program has given me the hope and possibility that I can be that man I always wanted to be. Thank you for returning me to me."
This was one of the many moving and uplifting statements from Peer Employment Training (PET) graduates at a state correctional institution. In my eyes, the graduation was as beautiful and meaningful as it could be. The men, though brief in their speeches, shared wonderful messages of "Hope, Choice, and Empowerment," the Pathways to Recovery they had learned over the past 2 weeks. Each one talked about finding a new path that hadn't been apparent before—a path that offered the means to finally make the life change he wanted but thought too late or impossible. They also shared thoughts about the opportunity and responsibility to offer this support so others could find their personal journeys.
"Two weeks ago, when they gave me the Going Live paper, it asked me about my strengths," said a PET graduate. "I left it blank. I had no idea what it was talking about or how to answer that. I had never in my life thought about [myself] and strengths in the same sentence. Now I know I am creative and compassionate, with intelligence, humor, and good communication skills."
Staff members who attended were also involved and moved by the ceremony and all it represented. The superintendent—it turns out—can be a very witty man, and he described the weeks and days leading up to implementation of PET—how there was much trepidation about it working out, and whether it was even possible in the prison. "Friday afternoon at 4 p.m., I am opening boxes of materials and wondering are we crazy?" he mused.
Today, he shared his congratulations with the men for stepping up in such a tremendous way and making the program a success. "We didn't think you would all finish, let alone with such great grades and success," he said. "Congratulations on such a great job." It was wonderful to hear him express this kind of message, as well as his hopes for ongoing success and expectations for PET working effectively at many other correctional facilities.
Did I mention that three graduates shared some emotion and a few tears, and that it was absolutely okay with everyone, including them?
Two prison officials said the program was a complete success and that the sincerity in the men was remarkable:
"You can see it in their eyes, you know. They have many classes and say things about them and that sort of thing, but the way they spoke today is completely different. There is a sincerity I have never seen."
Terrence Smithers is a peer employment trainer at Recovery Innovations.
The RTP Resource Center Announces
Its Final Webinar in a Four-Step Series:
Step 4 in the Recovery-Oriented Care Continuum:
Thursday, October 6, 2011
3–4:30 p.m. ET
In the final Webinar of a series on the continuum of recovery-oriented care, we focus on a relatively new but important concept: an individual's "graduation" from formal services, which often involves a transition to less formal, community-based supports.
At one time, the mental health field believed most people would not recover from serious mental illness. Their lifelong dependency on formal treatment was expected, as was their chronic and deteriorating course. People did recover (in large numbers), though their exit from care was unplanned, unpredictable, and often unaddressed at the system level.
As a result, routine outpatient services typically have no-show rates around 50 percent, and the average age of individuals receiving publicly funded mental health services is around 40. People have "voted with their feet" and left care despite our best efforts. But we now know one of the reasons for this exodus: many individuals learn to manage their condition and want to return to their lives.
If people can recover from or learn to cope with serious mental illnesses, how can mental health professionals plan for this transition from the very beginning of treatment? During the Webinar, this question will be addressed by three gifted speakers:
Wes Sowers, M.D., a psychiatrist and Director of the Center for Public Service Psychiatry at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic; Lauren Spiro, Director of the National Coalition for Mental Health Recovery; and Antonio Lambert, a certified peer specialist and RTP Specialist for the National Association of Peer Specialists
. Dr. Sowers will broach the issue as a psychiatrist who finds it gratifying to accompany people on their recovery journeys and assist them in healing and reclaiming full and meaningful lives beyond the boundaries of the mental health system. Ms. Spiro and Mr. Lambert will describe personal recovery experiences, as well as their work in facilitating the recovery of others, identifying resources and supports they believe are instrumental in promoting recovery. These include elements of formal treatment, such as healing relationships and medications, and spirituality, friends, and "giving back" by helping others.
The Webinar will discuss options and alternatives for individuals who wish to move on from formal services and—more importantly—how we can help ensure that those who have optimally benefited from treatment have a meaningful life to return to. As with all RTP Webinars, participants will be encouraged to call in or submit questions and comments for presenters to answer at the end of the session.
To Register
Please share this announcement with friends and colleagues who may be interested in learning more about recovery-oriented practice in behavioral health services. For more information on SAMHSA's Recovery to Practice project, please contact the RTP Technical Assistance Center at
or 877.584.8535.
Action Summit Addresses Suicide in Tribal Communities
August 1–4, 2011, marked the first Action Summit for Suicide Prevention, an unprecedented collaboration among Federal agencies to address suicide and substance abuse prevention in Native American communities.
Hosted by the Indian Health Service, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Bureau of Indian Education, and SAMHSA, the summit provided a unique opportunity for prevention leaders throughout the U.S. to share current research and promising practices for suicide and substance abuse prevention, intervention, and aftercare. Participants and presenters included nationally recognized speakers, behavioral health providers, tribal leaders, law enforcement officers, first responders, and school personnel. The event emphasized the importance of collaboration between tribal, Federal, State, and community leaders, and programs and resources for advancing the behavioral health of American Indian and Alaska Native populations.
During the summit, SAMHSA's Center for the Application of Prevention Technologies hosted a presentation on epidemiological data use to inform prevention planning, in partnership with the State Epidemiological Outcomes Workgroups contract and representatives from the Montana Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council and Tohono O'odham. Specifically, the panel explored
Applying SAMHSA's Strategic Prevention Framework to suicide prevention efforts
Methods for identifying, collecting, and analyzing relevant data to inform suicide prevention in tribal communities
Strategies for building the capacity (i.e., resources and readiness) of Tribes to address substance abuse and suicide prevention
To learn more about the Action Summit for Suicide Prevention, please visit
For information about other SAMHSA activities related to suicide prevention, see
What a Difference a Friend Makes
SAMHSA's Mental Health Campaign for Mental Health Recovery aims to encourage, educate, and inspire people between the ages of 18 and 25 to support friends who are experiencing mental health problems. The prevalence of serious mental health conditions in this age group is almost twice that of the general population, yet young people have the lowest rate of help-seeking behaviors. With greater social acceptance and the right support and services early on, this group has the potential to minimize future disability.
Because recovery is more likely in a society of acceptance, this initiative is meant to inspire young people to serve as the mental health vanguard, motivating a societal shift toward acceptance and diminishing negative attitudes about mental illness. Mental health recovery is a journey of healing and transformation that enables people to live meaningful lives in the community while striving to achieve their full potential.
Our work is important. Discrimination and stigma have made it harder and harder for people with mental illness to keep a job, secure a home, get health insurance, and find treatment. This site is designed for people living with mental illness—and their friends. You'll find tools that support the recovery process, information on different types of mental illness, and real-life stories about support and recovery that illustrate how friends can make all the difference.
Please visit
The RTP Resource Center Wants to Hear From
Recovery-Oriented Practitioners!
We invite practitioners to submit personal stories that describe how they became involved in recovery-
oriented work and how it has changed the way they practice.
The RTP Resource Center Wants to Hear From You, Too!
We invite you to submit personal stories that describe recovery experiences. To submit stories or other recovery resources, please contact Stephanie Bernstein, MSW, at 877.584.8535,
or email
We welcome your views, comments, suggestions, and inquiries.
For more information on this topic or any other recovery topics,
please contact the RTP Resource Center at
877.584.8535, or email
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Dan Henk: What's Wrong With the Whole 'Tattoo Artist' vs. 'Tattooer' Crap
By Dan Henk
People love clichés. They love to pick apart their coworkers and neighbors. One of the many, many little schools of dissension in tattooing tends to be the "tattoo artist" versus the "tattooer" label.
Some circles, especially those who focus on old-school, have decided that "tattoo artist" is a pejorative. There is a whole list of complaints I've heard regarding anything that doesn't look like a traditional tattoo. Everything from "that won't hold up over time," to "that doesn't look like a tattoo" to "anyone who wants to be called a tattoo artist is a pretentious hipster, this is a noble working class profession like pipe fitting or blacksmithing…"
Everyone is entitled to their opinions. In some circumstances, realistic tattoos won't hold up over time. I talked about that in my last blog. But that is not nearly all realistic tattoos. Often it is just derogatively and wrongly applied to anything that doesn't have bold black outlines and big patches of solid color.
The "that doesn't look like a tattoo" statement might be a little more accurate, but only in the perspective of the person who says it. A tattoo being an indelible mark on the skin, something that has been practiced for thousands of years, the look of a tattoo is more a matter of taste than anything. Very similar for talking badly about someone because you dislike their clothing.
Now, that last bit entails a bit more… Not everyone is an artist, and there is not anything wrong with that. You have people who do a good, solid flash tattoo. Many don't have much artist skill, but they can trace and copy like an expert. The lines are smooth, the colors solid. There is a call for that.
Others do have more artistic abilities, but they choose to go with the quick, easy money. Now for the people who do draw, who have their own style independent of their influences, those people are artists. That's not even judging their skill. Much of art is simply a matter of taste. Even universally decried bad art, is usually appreciated by someone.
That artistic label applies to everything. Movies, books, paintings, and yes, tattoos. Sailor Jerry was an artist. Brooklyn Blackie was an artist. And they were proud of it. Many of the people who do a different style are obviously artists as well. There are plenty of artists in the illustration world out there that I think are crap. There are even famous painters whose work I'm not a fan of. But I'm not going to say, "Oh, that Van Gogh wasn't an artist." I might say he's overrated, and the prices for his work are out of hand, but saying, "Oh, he's just painter. It's a noble profession, like a cabinet-maker," is retarded.
There are always haters, and I know plenty of traditional artists that think their art form is being taken over and corrupted by all these "wanna-be painters." It's funny though, all the guys complaining weren't even around in the old days. It's hipsters trying to cloth themselves in the old-school flag, being more elitist than any of the old-timers. People like Stan Moskowitz and Philly Eddie have shown great admiration for well done realistic tattoos.
So, do what you want, and call yourself what you want. I'd respond to all these people tracing old-school designs and putting everyone else down, but I'm too busy tattooing.
(Dan Henk is a tattooer and blogger for Tattoo Artist Magazine. Dan can be found at: http://danhenk.com/.)
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nicely worded!
November 30, 2012 at 3:38 PM
(sorry i sneezed and accidentally hit 'post comment' before i was done writing…)
"So, do what you want, and call yourself what you want. I'd respond to all these people tracing old-school designs and putting everyone else down, but I'm to busy tattooing."
Dan, this entire blog is a response to an issue that you claim to be "too busy tattooing" to address. I understand that it's an editorial/blog, but you present a rather lopsided argument. But I forgive you, as I think it's a discussion that needs to be had and sometimes the first steps are the most awkward. The 'traditional vs. nontraditional' battle has offenders on both sides and you would be remiss to not at least present the negative, elitist and totally misguided views of the nontraditional side (I suppose this would encompass new school, portraits, realistic etc).
Where I personally am not one who appreciates fakery or posturing I can appreciate your distaste for those who cling to only CERTAIN elements of a bygone era (and usually only the aesthetics, at that). There is much to be learned and appreciated in pre-1970′s tattooing, but man forget that Rogers and Jerry (and others) were innovators and always looking to progress and advance the state, the reputation, the QUALITY of tattooing. Yes, blandly rehashing old designs will only get you so far.
On the flip side… those who put the cart before the horse and attempt to WOW the tattoo world with wacky images, unconventional styles and outlandish palettes before they even have a handle on basic tattoo application, all-the-while deriding traditional tattoos/tattooers as "simple, easy and dumbed down", are in your words, "retarded". (Not the most eloquent word choice, by the way, this is 2012.) Dan, I'm sure you see a TON of terrible monster-movie portraits, done by folks just in WAY over their head, that you'd like to remove with a Black & Decker angle grinder and make the world a better place. Not that I'm anyone of note, but I see plenty of god-awful traditional and biker tattoos all the time. Regardless of style, I think we can both agree that quality is paramount.
When you say "they can trace and copy like an expert. The lines are smooth, the colors solid. There is a call for that.", I cant help but wonder if you refer to so-called "flash tattooers", or, as some might call them: solid, well rounded street-shop tattooers (or tattoo artists depending on THEIR preference of nomenclature). Perhaps your comment is aimed at those who specialize in realism. Same thing right? Tracing a picture, copying, smooth lines and solid color? If Mike Devries (to use the first name that comes up upon Google searching "realistic tattooers") does a Grandpa Munster portrait that is essentially the same as the photo he was handed by his client, should that be held in a higher regard than the dude who did a perfect copy of the Cherry Creek wizard, dragon and crystal ball? Neither one really involved any sort of artistic 'thinking outside the box', conceptually speaking at least. Plus it's hard to claim 'style' when you are just copying a photo. When I was in school we used to call those people "wrists", because they just copied work accurately and there wasn't much more to say about it than that.
I think the issues we are each talking about are a symptom of a larger 'class' issue in tattooing. There seems to be a lot of bickering about what this guy or that girl did or should do. Personally, I think everybody would be better off if there was a bigger focus on 'integrity' (personal and general) and not 'popularity'. Maybe that's something we can have a discussion about in the future. Thanks for your time.
I hope you can appreciate that I'm playing a little bit of Devils Advocate in this comment.
December 1, 2012 at 12:16 AM
Well, it's taken me 13 years to write this blog, so yes, I am busy. Most of what you bring up I've already addressed in earlier blogs, or even this one. I said if you have your own style, you are an artist. Obviously, if all you do is copy something, you do not have your own style. I also stated, in several blogs, about the validity of all tattoo styles, from a well done traditional piece, to a well done realistic piece. I also, in several blogs, talked about how both sides of the tattooing spectrum throw unfair jabs at each other, new and old school alike. Do what you like, do it well, and stop worrying about everyone else.
December 7, 2012 at 1:10 AM
An Artist is a creator of "orginal art" on the medium of which they want to be known as an artist of. In other words. A tattoo artists creats on the skin the origninal art work. There is no other copy of that art. Anywhere.
A Tattoo Craftsmen, reproduces a work of art that is found some where else, even when they are the orginal creator, but created the art work on another medium. When a tattooer recreates the design, they are being a craftsman.
Only when an Artist creates the art work on the skin, are they a Tattoo Artists.
Still Drawing, one breath at a time.
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Did Academy voters just clear a path to the stage for Steven Spielberg and
Or did they indicate that Spielberg's historical drama has unexpectedly
serious challengers, not in the two CIA-themed dramas that were
expected to be Best Picture contenders, but in David O. Russell's delicious
bipolar comedy "Silver Linings Playbook" and Ang Lee's visionary "Life of
With a stunning set of nominations highlighted by a Best Director category
that almost no one could have envisioned, Oscar voters upended conventional
wisdom and placed a huge obstacle in the way of Ben Affleck's "Argo" and Kathryn
Bigelow's "Zero Dark Thirty," as well as Tom Hooper's "Les Miserables."
Those three directors were left out of the Best Director category in favor of
Spielberg, Russell, Lee and two surprises: Michael Haneke for "Amour" and Benh
Zeitlin for his first feature, "Beasts of the Southern Wild."
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And that means that "Argo," "ZDT" and "Les Mis" won't be the last film
standing on Oscar night unless they pull off the extraordinarily rare trick last
performed by "Driving Miss Daisy" in 1989, winning Best Picture without getting
a directing nomination.
The shocking selections by the AMPAS Directors Branch seemingly put Spielberg
into the driver's seat, particularly since the rest of the Academy agreed and
gave "Lincoln" 12 nominations, more than any other movie.
Still, one shouldn't overlook the fact that "Silver Linings Playbook," which
took a hit earlier in the week when Russell failed to land a nomination from the
Directors Guild, came back with a vengeance on Thursday morning, landing
picture, director and writing nominations as well as noms in all four acting
categories: Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence in the lead categories, Robert
De Niro and Jacki Weaver in supporting.
The last movie to pull that off: Warren Beatty's "Reds," in 1981.
(Not to put a damper on the high that the "Silver Linings" crew is no doubt
feeling, but "Reds" lost Best Picture to "Chariots of Fire.")
If "Silver Linings" shows unexpected strength, particularly with the huge
Actors Branch, "Life of Pi" also proves to be a formidable contender. Written
off by some as the last of the big six (behind "Lincoln," "Argo," "ZDT," "Silver
Linings" and "Les Mis"), it captured picture, director and screenplay
nomination, and came in second to "Lincoln" with 11 overall noms.
So instead of "Lincoln," "Argo" and "ZDT" leading the charge, is it now
"Lincoln," "Silver Linings" and "Pi"?
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That's the way it looks, but Oscar watchers shouldn't forget that this has
been a strange season indeed. The combination of earlier nominations and a move
to online voting caused confusion and may have depressed the level of voter
participation (we'll never know, but it's safe to assume that AMPAS has asked
for the figures from PricewaterhouseCoopers).
And voters are now settling in for a long stretch in which they can catch up
on movies they might have missed, re-watch ones they've already seen and change
their minds.
After rushing to have their ballots in by Jan. 4, Academy members now have
almost a full month before they can even cast their final ballots; those polls
don't even open until Feb. 8, four long weeks from now.
That's a lot of time for things to change, a lot of time for "Lincoln" to
hold onto its lead or for "Pi" or "Silver Linings" to mount a rally.
And it may even be time enough for "Argo," "Zero Dark Thirty" or "Les Mis" to
use "we wuz robbed!" as a rallying cry for a Best Picture surge.
The first stretch of this truncated Oscar season has been strange and
chaotic, culminating in some startling nominations. The homestretch might be
dull and endless, or it might be spirited and scrappy.
And speaking of scrappy, what is one to make of the unexpectedly strong
showing for "Beasts of the Southern Wild"? That ragged indie, a Sundance
sensation that managed to stick around all year, not only got the writing
nomination that was expected by most, and the Best Picture nom that was expected
by some, but also got a Best Director slot for the 30-year-old Zeitlin and
a Best Actress nomination for 9-year-old Quvenzhané Wallis, who became the
category's youngest nominee ever, and will be up against the oldest, 85-year-old
Emmanuelle Riva from "Amour."
A year ago this month, Zeitlin brought Wallis onstage at the Sundance Film
Festival, where the pint-sized thespian introduced herself thusly: "I'm
Wallis, and I like to party!"
She'll have ample opportunity to do just that now -- and if she does, she'll
fit right in with the vibe of a nominations announcement that was part
announcement and part comedy routine between Oscar host Seth MacFarlane and
actress Emma Stone.
The first sign that this wasn't your father's Oscar announcement might have
been the fact that Academy President Hawk Koch had turned the usual prez duties
over to MacFarlane. The second was MacFarlane's minute or so of standup before
he introduced Stone. The third was the fact that Stone's introduction included a
plug for her new movie, "Gangster Squad," this from an organization that until
recently didn't even allow movie ads on the Oscar show because they thought it
would be unseemly.
Other surprises, shocks, snubs and significant head-scratchers:
The Academy showed a distinct lack of affection for Wes Anderson's "Moonrise
Kingdom," which received a screenplay nom but nothing else.
On the other hand, voters showed lots of amour to "Amour," which landed the
expected Best Foreign Language Film nomination but also got into the Best
Picture, Best Director, Best Actress and Best Original Screenplay fields.
In more good news for "Amour," the selection committees narrowed the
foreign-language category down from the nine-film shortlist to the five,
and did not choose "The Intouchables," the French box-office hit and
Weinstein Company release that might have had a chance to upset "Amour" in the
final voting.
In the acting categories, voters failed to recognize John Hawkes ("The
Sessions") and Marion Cotillard ("Rust and Bone"), both of whom were thought to
be in line for nominations.
In the Best Animated Feature category, the giant-slayer wasn't one the usual
foreign-language entries from GKIDS, but Sony Animation's "The Pirates! Band of
Misfits" in place of DreamWorks Animation's big-budget "Rise of the Guardians."
"The Pirates!" joins Focus' "ParaNorman" in a category otherwise owned by
Disney/Pixar, which landed the three other noms for "Brave," "Frankenweenie" and
"Wreck-It Ralph."
And getting back to that wild Best Director category, earlier this week we
wrote about how it would likely feature four former winners squaring off against
each other. But by snubbing past champs Bigelow and Hooper, Academy voters came
up with two past winners, Spielberg and Lee; one former nominee, Russell; and
two newcomers, Zeitlin and Haneke.
That left Best Supporting Actor as the category in which everybody in the
running (Tommy Lee Jones, Christoph Waltz, Robert De Niro, Alan Arkin and Philip
Seymour Hoffman) already has an Oscar at home.
As for what all this portends come the Oscar show on Feb. 24, who knows?
It's safer to predict, based on MacFarlane's performance in announcing the
nominations, that the show will be loose and jokey.
And maybe even, if these nominations are any indication, a little
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What, can the writer not say what they mean in the first few sentances? I read the whole review and still did not catch the meaning. What are the top choices and is Argo a front runner or is Lincon also subbed?.
Can we get someone else to write a decent story?
Once again, either the Academy is out of touch, or I misunderstand the meaning of "best". With limited time and money, I go to the movies to be ENTERTAINED. I don't intend to go and learn something; I don't want to further someone's political view; I just want to be told a good story. Of the 9 movies nominated for Best Picture, I only cared about seeing 4 of them (Argo, Django, Les Mis, and Lincoln), and have actually only seen 1 (Les Mis). The rest I'll have to check out on DVD some time. I did see Avengers, Skyfall, Dark Knight Rises, Hobbit, Bourne, and Hunger Games. In my opinion, if the Academy says a movie I liked wasn't "moving" or "artsy" enough, but the movie made $1.5B (Avengers) worldwide, I say THAT movie won, no matter what Oscar says.
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February 21st, 2011
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[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by g9 falcons, Leslie Koerdt and D. Orlando Ledbetter, ATLHOMER. ATLHOMER said: Atlanta Falcons – RT Video: Falcons' offseason priorities: http://bit.ly/g1xJxD #AJC [...]
February 21st, 2011
7:17 pm
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February 21st, 2011
7:33 pm
It won't matter who the falcan'ts pick at 27, cause he'll be a bust, as usual.
February 21st, 2011
9:43 pm
Lets pick the oldest college player available with the highest injury risk factor.
February 21st, 2011
11:17 pm
Just got back in from FLA, long road trip. We are in the same position we have been in for years addressing another pass rusher, this pressing need has plagued this team for years. Everyone is anointing Dimitroff & Smith geniuses, yet we have no playoff wins to show for it. It is not hard to realize that if we don't come out of this draft with some type of playmaker on either side of the ball we will take that next step that the elite teams do every year. Fans say we are solid,but everyone thought the Cowboys were solid in the preseason
February 22nd, 2011
1:04 am
Just a thought, but, why not see if we can sign plaxico to a non-guaranteed, incentive loaded contract. For a guy that is gonna be hungry to play, and I believe he has learned his lesson, what a tandem they could form here in the A.
February 22nd, 2011
7:06 am
Ninja, Plaxico is just not the type of off the feild person the falcons sign. He getting up there in years,but as I say that I with you, if we got him on the cheap for 2 or 3 year deal he would be a good addition for the short term.
TO ALL the idiots that bad moth TD and Coach Smith, you must not remember all the horrible moves and season the Falcons have gone through for YEARS!!!!!!!!
The NFL is run for the most part by people much smarter than us and THEY ALL are praising TD and Coach Smith. Get real get a LIFE!!!!!!!! Give some praise where its DUE. P. Jerry got hurt and he did not re injure the say injury it was a fluke. He will be 100% this year and let hope AS A FAN!!! not a nasayer that he is a beast like he looked to be for the short time he was on the field.
Now with that said, TD please Find us a TRUE DE pass rusher this year. AND FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THINGS HOLY Could someone please find out whats wrong with Larence Sidbarry.
February 22nd, 2011
7:57 am
Mr. Ledbetter,
Nice, informative report, but someone needs to work on both your video and audio quality. The interviewer looks and sounds like he's in a studio setting (I'm sure he is) and you look like your video is being shot with a 20 year old analog camera and sounds like it is coming from a "Mr. Microphone" Toy.
I think you and your readers deserve a higher quality video/audio.
(Thanks Larry. I will talk to our video coordinator. -dol)
February 22nd, 2011
8:10 am
Blank will not sign Plaxico due to off-field issues. There are more options in the FA WR market.
February 22nd, 2011
8:30 am
This upcoming season will be most telling!
Either we take it to the next level or we just may have to accept the possibility that our GM and coaching staff are good, perhaps very good, but not an elite group. Remember, both our GM and Head Coach are holding such heavy responsibilities for the first times in their careers, and our Defensive Coordinator (my greatest concern) does not have a very distinguished resume and was nothing short of awful at Georgia Southern when given the opportunity to be a head coach.
I'm not intentionally taking a shot at anyone…just pointing out the simple truth that we just don't know yet that this GM and Coaching staff can make the necessary personnel and pre-game and in-game decisions to win it all. The utterly embarrassing and humiliating way that Green Bay treated our team (in our house in our biggest game in many years–if not ever) has left many of us with a lot of questions and reasonable doubt.
How we lost to Green Bay was very, very, disturbing, especially by a defense that gives up 31/36 passing, 366 yards, 48 points, no punts, and, most discouragingly, completely quit after the opening 3rd quarter drive by Green Bay…none of the other final four losing teams, despite being significantly behind in the 2nd half, quit like the Falcons. They continued to fight and all three had legitimate chances to win–except the team that quit mid way through the THIRD quarter! This is the poorest of coaching and motivation!
February 22nd, 2011
8:40 am
This team's No. 1 priority should be improving its pass rush. The NFC is filled with its share of great QBs. If we can't apply pressure, we are dead. Plain and simple. GET A PROVEN DEFENSIVE END VIA FREE AFENCY. CHARLES JOHNSON, KIWANUKA, OR RAY EDWARDS!!! DO NOT TRY TO FILL THAT NEED AT 27. Draft Torrey Smith from Maryland or one of the corners from Texas or Colorado.
February 22nd, 2011
9:02 am
"This team's No. 1 priority should be improving its pass rush."
Beyond a shadow of a doubt!
This team can compete for a Super Bowl with it's current offense (sure another WR, change of pace RB and maybe an upgrade or two on the OL would be helpful); this team will not get close enough to "smell" the Super Bowl with this defense.
I'd would devote every available dollar to the defense. The two teams that met in the Super bowl arguably had the two best playing defenses in the league in the playoffs–this is NOT a coincidence!
February 22nd, 2011
11:08 am
You're right Larry, but the team that won had one of the most explosive offenses as well.
February 22nd, 2011
12:59 pm
Over and over the same uninformed and lacking of intelligence comments. Have you falcons fans forgotten that Peyton Manning didn't win his first playoff game in his first 6 years?? That it took him 9 years to win his first and only SB?? Us getting our butts whopped by the packers will only make us stronger because it didn't kill us. They will have to learn from it. They don't have a choice. And if you think Im just trying to be a "yes man" for Smitty and TD, the Colts got blown out by the Jets 40-0 in the playoffs once.
Think about that for a second. This isn't the time for losing faith. I don't play some for criticizing because thats what happens when you lose. ITS FORGETTING THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS, that scare me. This team has come a long way in a short time. We still have personnel from the Petrino/Mckay era. We're just getting warmed up. And our Defense isn't as bad as most say. To say that the offense is fine but the defense needs work is contradicting yourself.
We finished 16th overall in defense and 5th points scoring. Defense is getting better while the offense is getting worse based on the stats. BVG is getting better at playcalling too. Started mixing it up down the stretch of the season. FORGET ALL THOSE MISSED SACKS?? Poor execution of the players by the scheme
February 22nd, 2011
1:24 pm
I would like to ECO Falcons Relax!!!!!!!!!! He has hit the NAIL right dead center on the HEAD!!!!!!!!!
While the Falcons have room for improvement on both sides of the BALL. Keep in mind Harry Douglas had a 2 year knee injury that no one could see coming and if your honest with yourself H Douglas was looking better late in the season sharper cuts and such. The Wr position usually takes 3 years to really learn. So the 2011 season will be his 3rd and 2 full years from the Knee. (not saying don't have a back up plan) but Be ready to see THE HD we thought he was during his rookie season.
I for one think P. Jerry (DT) will show why he had a first RD grade by most NFL scouts and will improve our Run D and help but pressure on QB's up the middle.
No Falcon fan can say we do not need at least one if not 2 DE`s hope to get a good one in FA and draft one.
I for one think we need a TRUE NFL LT and say move Baker to the right side. Or LG
February 22nd, 2011
3:14 pm
Since this years draft is heavty on defense, do you think atl would trade back out the first round to gather more picks? You always see New England do that, and they pick up good players. I think the Falcons are loaded with first round busts or below avg players…Jenkins, Anderson, Jerry, Baker..all 1st rds
February 23rd, 2011
11:40 am
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February 23rd, 2011
11:58 pm
We still do need pass rush which is controlled by d line as well as secondary. If secondary can not hold receivers the d line cant do much on pass rush. the same goes for if the pass rush can not get through o line or make common tackles then the secondary looks bad. I believe we should upgrade DE in free agency and there are also alot of WR in free agency. Its hard to tell with our own free agencies on the board. I believe we do need another WR as good as Roddy… maybe Torrey Smith. Most other teams have two good WR. However I still like Kerry Meier who we drafted in 5th round last year that was injured during last preseason game. Coach Smith was big on him going into last year. Another good thing for us is that with salary cap coming into play we have alot of room to play and expand unlike alot of other teams. Can't wait for combine.


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