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"Our early success at building a powerful network of committed activists – and the strength of that network – shows that the issue of reducing gun violence in America isn't going away," said ARS executive director and co-founder Pia Carusone.
Currently, the group has only run a few ads. A majority of the funds have likely gone to continued efforts to encourage the Senate to pass gun control measures.
The group has aired one ad in Arizona thanking Sen. John McCain for his pro-gun control vote.
Giffords and her husband, Mark Kelly, founded Americans for Responsible Solutions.
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Today the Radio Television Digital News Association announced the regional winners of the 2014 Edward R. Murrow Awards. KUSP, I'm happy to say, has two wins this year!
kusp.org earned an award for best broadcast affiliated Web site. The Water Squeeze, our ongoing series explaining Monterey Bay area water planning, was recognized for continuing audio coverage of a major developing issue.
I'm very pleased the judges recognized what's been achieved by the community volunteers and professional staff who collaborate on kusp.org –and we are grateful for the high-level peer recognition for The Water Squeeze, one of our many reporting initiatives at KUSP and one we're especially proud of.
The awards highlight the steady growth of KUSP's efforts to meet the information needs of the Monterey Bay area and keep up with how Monterey Bay area residents get their news.
"The Murrow Awards honor journalism at its finest," said Mike Cavender, Executive Director of RTDNA. "Local newsrooms serve their communities 365 days a year, and we're proud to recognize the great work they do."
The Water Squeeze
KUSP News entered 2013 aware that what happened that year in water planning would affect the region for decades. Indeed, it was the year the Monterey Peninsula seems to have settled on a plan for replacing the Carmel River as its principal source of supply. Decades of planning for a desalination plant in Santa Cruz came to a halt. Meanwhile, techniques for getting the most use out of finite supplies of water have been steadily improving, and hundreds of innovators in groups like the Central Coast Greywater Alliance are bringing new ideas to water re-use. Our ongoing Water Squeeze series provides a valuable resource for understanding these issues.
This was our first major reporting initiative that incorporated ideas from American Public Media's Public Insight Network. Using PIN techniques, KUSP reporters determined our reporting could be of the most use to our audience if we provided a way to understand how water is currently supplied along with details about what planners were considering and what different approaches might entail.
J.D. Hillard, Wes Sims, Hannah Weikel, Melissae Fellet, Danielle Venton, and Bonnie Jean Primbsch have all done great work in creating our coverage of The Water Squeeze and I'm really happy they can enjoy this recognition.
Every day kusp.org offers up current news from NPR along with Monterey Bay area reporting by our reporters and the highest quality conversation and interview shows on the radio in the region. A visitor can choose between a story on the latest events in the Ukraine, an in-depth look at the decisions affecting our water supply, discussions on health with Ask Dr. Dawn or hours of classical, jazz and other music. In an environment in which audiences keep adjusting to improve their access to media, kusp.org has kept up in a way that compares to large-market TV and radio station sites. Our Director of New Media and kusp.org, Steve Laufer, has been leading this team since 2002 and I'm absolutely thrilled to see Steve get credit at this level for what he and his colleagues have accomplished.
About the Murrow Awards
RTDNA says 2014 was among the most competitive year in the group's history, with over 4,000 news organizations competing for 661 awards. Large-market and small-market stations compete separately for the Murrow Awards. 88.9 KUSP shares the company of Pasadena-based KPCC in the Website category and KQED San Francisco in the continuing coverage category.
The annual Murrow awards honor news organizations for outstanding achievements in electronic journalism. According to RTDNA, recipients demonstrate the spirit of excellence that Murrow established as a standard for radio and television journalism as well as the electronic media that have followed. KUSP was considered among news organizations working in television, radio or digital media in the smaller markets of California, Nevada, Hawaii and Guam. Winners of regional awards will compete for nationwide awards which will be announced in June.


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"Improving your health is my main goal. I enjoy helping people eliminate the problems that stop them from living their life to the fullest. I have been working with Hospitals and Attorneys to treat Personal Injury patients so your out of pocket costs will be minimal or none. If you have tried other treatments for back pain and they have failed, give me a call and I will show you how I can make a difference for you."
"From back pain, neck pain, sciatica, stress, sleep, nutritional issues & more we can help. Every adjustment is completely individualized, effective & addresses the whole body to help you get out of pain quickly. Voted Best Atlanta Chiropractor 2012 & 2013. Dr. Ekberg offers very gentle chiropractic adjustments that is more comprehensive than traditional chiropractic adjustments, reduces pain, balances your nervous system, and eases stress. As a former Olympic decathlete, chiropractor, and medical scholar Dr Ekberg knows how the body works and can help you be pain-free and the healthiest you can be."
"Dr. Edith is a board certified Chiropractor with 20 years of patient care as a medical technologist and 10 years of Chiropractic and injury rehabilitative care in Cobb county and surrounding neighborhoods. At Kevkem Chiropractic health & injury rehab center, we are dedicated to providing fast, effective Chiropractic care, by quickly identifying the root causes of spinal pain, peripheral joint pain, muscle pain and discomfort. Naturally alleviate pain and needless suffering due to acute or chronic neuro-musculoskeletal problems, educate patients on the benefits of life style and postural changes to help maintain a pain free life and optimal physical health."
"Dr. Halan has been practicing in the Atlanta area for over 15 years and has helped hundreds of patients return to better health. He utilizes multiple Chiropractic adjusting techniques, Applied Kinesiology, nutrition and physical therapy to address each patients individual condition and meet their bodies needs. A prefered provider with many health insurance plans allows Dr. Halan to treat most patients for a simple co-pay. Cash and Family plans are available for the un-insured."
"I prefer a patient who is open minded to the benefits of chiropractic care. It is so important for the doctor and the patient to understand each other to have the most successful outcome for the patient to get their life back. My office has always been concerned about patients getting better and staying better as well as giving back to the community. Dr. Schones is a fellow in Pediatrics and specializes in pregnancy and children. We also manage auto and sports injuries."
Woodstock, Georgia 30188
"At Thrive Chiropractic Wellness Center we believe that everyone has a right to a long, healthy, happy, strong life. We believe in the innate power of the human body to help heal itself. We also believe that the internal structures of the body (the spine being the central structure physically) and the function of the body are closely related. It is our goal to assist our patients in harmonizing the structure and function of their bodies for optimal health and performance. We specialize in the treatment of athletes, prenatal, pediatrics, back and neck pain, wellness care, and general pain."
"Here in our office we see a wide variety of patients from top athletes to Great-Grandmothers. We focus on Musculo-Skeletal and Neuro-Muscular problems throughout the body. Our goal is to always get you pain free as quickly as possible and return you to the activities you enjoy."
"Dr. Andrew Lefranc graduated in 2007 from Life University with a B.S. in Biology, and a Doctorate in Chiropractic. Besides being Nationally Board Certified in Chiropractic, he is also certified in Physiological Theraputics. His kindness, passion and enthusiasm towards helping people achieve better health are apparent from the moment you meet him. Outside of the office, Dr. Lefranc enjoys yoga, pilates, resistance training and eating a whole foods diet. Come join his quest in discovering optimal health!"
"Dr.Kahn been practicing in the Atlanta area since 1993. He uses many different techniques depending on the needs of the patients. He considers personal care very important so you will never be rushed out of his office when more time is needed. Feel free to call for a consultation at no charge."
"At Senft Chiropractic Atlanta, we treat the person and the problem. Dr. Craig Senft is a 2nd generation Atlanta chiropractor located at I-85 and Clairmont. He has been providing quality care at his Atlanta Chiropractic office since 1985. His Atlanta wellness center serves the areas of North Druid Hills, Briarcliff, Clairmont, Buckhead, Midtown, and Downtown. Dr. Senft believes in providing caring and friendly service, as well as quality care and results through pain management, which has lead to an outstanding reputation. Dr.Senft is among the top Atlanta chiropractors who cares about each and every patient."
"Our office is Christian based office. Dr. Walker has helped many people with low back pain, neck pain, headaches, fibromyalgia, ADD and bulging or herniated discs without surgery or medication! Our philosophy is simple. "We Move The Bone, God Does The Healing." Dr. Walker has been serving the CSRA area since 2006. Our office is conveniently located just off Washington Road, which makes it easy to get to from Martinez, Evans, North Augusta and all of Augusta."
"It's never too late to GET WELL so let's start NOW! Chiropractic expertise is essential for neck and back pain relief, especially when due to car accidents or sports injuries... beyond that, the ultimate goal is overall health and wellness while keeping you moving better and feeling better! I believe in empowering your fullest human potential and enhancing your life experiences through chiropractic and natural therapies. Every BODY is different and it is my goal to determine your individual needs and help you meet YOUR goals in health and wellness."
"We specialize in treating patients from Auto Accidents & Truck Accidents. We Do Not Accept Medicaid, Peachcare, Tricare, or Kaiser. **We Bill The At-Fault Insurance Company's So There In No Charge To You. Best chiropractic, medical, physical therapy, and pain management and decompression clinic helps people in Lawrenceville GA & Buford GA with back pain, neck pain, headaches. We are experts in treating headaches, neck pain, and back pain."
Lawrenceville, Georgia 30043
"Are you suffering from acute low back pain, chronic low back pain, neck & shoulder pain, wrist pain, or knee pain? Are you looking for relief from severe chronic pain, locating the cause of your pain, or searching for ways to beat the aches and pains of daily living? Do you have a loss of range of motion in a joint? Let's introduce chiropractic into your daily routine. Serious about your health, and do not want to live in pain anymore? If you are looking for comfortable, effective low back pain relief, then Atlanta Medical Institute & Atlanta Spinal Health is the right place for you."
"I have been in practice over 30 years. After obtaining my degree from Life University, I continued my studies in radiology and diagnostic imaging. I taught at Life University for 18 years, and have taught post graduate studies to doctors throughout the country for over 25 years. I established a multidisclplinary practice, Advanced Integrative Medicine, where our focus is to offer a personal approach to total healthcare. There is no age requirement, or limits to chiropractic care, everyone can benefit."
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"Dr. Hwang has been serving Duluth since 2002 and is an active member of the community. Dr. Hwang constantly strives to improve and update her knowledge in the field of chiropractic by attending seminars and keeping current with chiropractic research. Her purpose is to educate and adjust as many people as possible towards optimum health through natural chiropractic care. Ultimately an optimum spine equals optimum health."
"Collier Chiropractic has been around for more than 25 years providing SAFE and effective health care options! Dr. Rivchun uses techniques to be proven to work in helping patients to restore health, improve function and maintain wellness. She will do whatever it takes to help the patient. Referring out to other specialists if needed. Check us out at Collier Chiropractic.net or on Facebook: Collier Chiropractic Your Neighborhood Family Wellness Center"
"Diagnosed with a health condition or suffering symptoms undiagnosed? I'm here to help. A well-balanced body is the key to regaining health. Key elements may include: detoxification, healthy immune system and nervous system, oxygenation, optimizing pH, nutrition, weight loss, stress reduction, allergy elimination and food intolerance identification. Everyone is unique, so must my approach be to solving your health issues. My recommendations create distinctively designed treatment plans. I teach you healthy lifestyle choices helping you take control of your health. My goal is guiding you back to optimal health.......then becoming your advisor in helping you maintain it."
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"As a Chiropractor who has been practicing for 17 years I have developed the reputation for helping the difficult bulging and herniated disc cases. My understanding of these cases and along with the technology, adjusting techniques and passion for helping people result in a very high success rate."
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"We have been successfully serving Midtown Atlanta, GA since 1999. On site digital x-ray, myovision technologies and personalized exams are utilized to help pinpoint your problem. Depending on the health of your spine we may recommend relief, corrective or wellness care. Our goal is to alleviate your discomfort while helping you achieve your ideal spine and optimal health. The Doctors at Live Well will help you do just that with specific, healing, corrective adjustments. We also provide Massage Therapy and Pilates and work directly with your therapist and personal trainer to develop a whole body wellness approach."


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Major League Baseball was widely praised this week after handing down its first official punishment under a sweeping new domestic violence policy that promises to take a different approach to crimes committed against women. But as sports leagues increasingly feel the pressure to make a meaningful difference on this complex set of issues, focusing on the punishment doesn't capture the full picture.
Just a few months after baseball's new policy was finalized last year, it faced its first major test as three players were placed under investigation for domestic violence. Outside observers wondered whether the league's next actions would live up to its stated commitment to take domestic violence seriously.
From the outside, things appear to be on the right track. Last week, Commissioner Rob Manfred announced he was placing Colorado Rockies shortstop Jose Reyes on paid leave while he awaits trial for domestic abuse. And on Tuesday, the league suspended New York Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman for 30 games without pay for his involvement in a domestic dispute last October.
Charges weren't pressed in Chapman's case, though his girlfriend told police he "choked" her and she hid in the bushes while he fired eight rounds from a handgun in their garage. Chapman repeatedly maintained his innocence and vowed publicly to appeal any suspension, but both he and the MLB Player's Association, the sport's union, accepted Manfred's decision.
Speaking to the media on Wednesday, Chapman emphasized that he was only apologizing for his actions with the firearm: "I want this to be clear — I'm apologizing because the use of the gun. It was bad judgment on my part. But I also want to say that I never hurt my girlfriend… I'm taking this punishment because of my bad judgment. [It's] something that I definitely want to put behind me and move on."
The reaction to the punishment has been largely positive — clearly, avoiding a drawn-out appeals process while simultaneously sending the message that, regardless of the justice system, MLB is no longer turning a blind eye to this sort of conduct is a good first step — but it's been focused on just that: the punishment.
Establishing a meaningful, systemic approach to both addressing and preventing crimes like domestic violence and sexual assault can't be measured in games missed or dollars lost, said Rachel Smith Fals, vice president of Futures Without Violence, a well-established domestic violence awareness organization that advised MLB and the union last year.
Fals received numerous requests to comment on the suspension and whether it was fair. And while she acknowledged that the number of games does send a message, she wanted to see the conversation around MLB's response turn to a broader set of questions: "What else are you doing aside from punishing?" she said. "Where does the program stand in terms of education the players are getting; with respect to outreach to victims and their families, what are the services and support that are being put into place for those who abuse but also those who are victimized?"
Officials within baseball were clear last year that their focus was long-term — they intended to work in concert with the union and outside experts to not only establish a transparent procedure for punishing and treating players, but also to change the entire culture toward violence against women and children throughout the sport. And, advocates emphasize, the second part is critical to achieving any sort of appreciable progress on these issues.
"You're not going to change the culture in 60 to 90 minutes, once a year," Fals said.
Paul Mifsud, MLB's deputy general counsel for labor relations, said the league is well aware of the challenge and commitment required. "It doesn't happen overnight," he said. "You have to build programs around it and then you have to convince the stakeholder that it's the right thing to do. It's a process and we're doing pretty well in that process."
This year every major league club will once again participate in informational sessions, hosted by the Players Association, during Spring Training. "The purpose of each meeting is to continue to help inform the players about the issue of domestic violence, discuss the sport's new policy, the resources available to players and their significant others, discuss ways players can help others (as bystanders) they think might be subjected to DV as well as using their voices as celebrities to help raise awareness of an issue that, unfortunately, is a societal issue and knows no boundaries," Greg Bouris, communications director for the union, said via email.
Bouris added that the union is "committed to these efforts," while at the same time, it remains "committed to protecting and ensuring the rights granted to players under the applicable provisions of the new policy."
Negotiating the policy with the union is an important strength, Fals noted — and a key distinction between MLB and the NFL — because it allows the league to move forward with its own punishment outside of whatever legal processes the player may face. (In the case of Reyes, Manfred cited a provision in the policy that allows the Commissioner to suspend a player with pay until the resolution of criminal or legal proceedings if allowing them to play "would result in substantial and irreparable harm" to either the club or the league.)
Beyond punishment, the policy also contains specific steps for treatment and intervention once the league becomes aware of a credible allegation against a player. While the confidentiality provisions in the policy preclude the league or the union from discussing the specifics of this process as it pertains to Chapman or Reyes, Mifsud said MLB has taken care to keep the disciplinary and treatment-based aspects separate: "You want to encourage the player to be forthright and get treatment without the threat of penalty and we actually have done that."
Looking forward, Mifsud said the hope is to implement a series of education and awareness programs that would continue through the season and in the offseason. To help facilitate that, the league hired Ricardhy Grandoit, who formerly oversaw the gender-based violence prevention program at Northeastern University's Center for the Study of Sport in Society, to serve as its first social responsibility specialist. In his new role, Grandoit is working with individual clubs, minor league players, front office personnel, and the commissioner's office to help develop and institutionalize violence prevention programs.
Other support services established by the policy include a 24-hour hotline for major and minor league players, in English and Spanish, staffed by professionals, and local resources made available to spouses and families. And Mifsud said they're even working on building further support into an app for players' phones.
There's certainly still work to be done, however. Fals said she'd like to see "a real independent investigation, an outside investigator doing their job and bringing you the evidence for both parties involved," rather than the in-house investigators MLB is using to examine cases now. And one only need look as far as recent comments made by Washington Nationals manager Dusty Baker and Boston Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz defending the players accused of domestic violence — and in Baker's case, blaming the victim — to realize what a challenge cultural change will be.
But Fals said she's encouraged by what she's seen so far. "Based on our relationship and conversations with them, I do feel like they're honoring the spirit of the policy with respect to getting experts in house and really approaching it in a very thoughtful way, and I mean that for both sides, so I'm glad to see that," she said.


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