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Three of these four novels are debuts, with authors sharing their stories from Norway, Italy, Afghanistan and Ethiopia.
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There's Nordic noir, and then there's Nesbo noir. Jo Nesbo's reputation as the reigning bad boy of Norwegian crime fiction has grown steadily in the USA with the critically acclaimed novels The Redbreast and Nemesis and now The Devil's Star. All feature the tortured, alcoholic police detective Harry Hole. During a sweltering Oslo summer, Hole hunts a serial killer who leaves a red, five-pointed diamond at each crime scene. All the while, Hole is estranged from his girlfriend, he's battling his alcohol addiction, and he's on the verge of being kicked off the force. Hole and the killer eventually converge in this sordid, suspenseful tale that veritably drips with blood and angst. — Carol Memmott
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Ah, youth! This debut novel by Italian physicist Paolo Giordano, 27, has been an international sensation, selling 1.3 million copies in Italy alone. Don't be frightened off by the author's Ph.D. or the book's title. This unconventional tale of two wounded Turin children — Alice, who limps, and Mattia, a boy whose twin has vanished — chronicles their efforts to navigate the world over 25 years. Giordano's passionate evocation of being young and in despair will resonate strongly with readers under 30. Alas, overbearing parents, special-needs siblings, cruel classmates, physical and sexual insecurities, guilt, loneliness and grief are universal plagues. — Deirdre Donahue
Born Under a Million Shadows
It's hard to imagine anything funny going on in war-torn Afghanistan. But in this debut novel by British journalist Andrea Busfield, there's plenty of humor — and heart — to go around. Fawad and his mother, Mariya, have experienced unimaginable suffering at the hands of the Taliban, losing their family and home. But as Fawad puts it, who hasn't? After a stroke of good luck, Mariya gets a job working for a foreigner, the beautiful Georgie, who, along with her roommates, shows Fawad the strange customs of Western culture. Fawad, whose hilarious sincerity and keen observations sometimes make it hard to believe he's only 11, underscores Busfield's love of the Afghan people. — Korina Lopez
Beneath the Lion's Gaze
Powerful, painful and wildly ambitious, this debut novel by Ethiopian-born Maaza Mengiste defines the word sprawling in ways both good and bad. Opening in 1974 just as Emperor Haile Selassie loses power, the novel focuses on the fate of a prominent Ethiopian doctor and his two sons as their country falls apart. The material couldn't be more dramatic: revolution, famine, the execution of many of Selassie's ministers, torture, fraternal conflict. Mengiste is clearly gifted, and her portrait of the imprisoned Selassie is brilliant. But after a while, Beneath the Lion's Gazereads as if the author is trying to cram three novels, as well as a history lesson, into one book. — Deirdre Donahue
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Despite the 'Go Racing in Yorkshire Summer Festival' not starting until Saturday the White Rose County is doubly represented with action from Beverley this afternoon and Thirsk this evening. Stirlington based trainer Marjorie Fife has enjoyed something of a renaissance of late with Thornaby Princess (7.40) scoring month at Ripon giving the yard their first winner of 2014 and she can bring the yard further success in the classified stakes over six furlongs.
The filly made a winning return over six furlongs, before sent off a warm favourite when dropped back down to five last month at Carlisle. Whilst having 2lb to find on official ratings with her rivals she should be much better suited by the step up in trip and gets the nod with Danny Tudhope in the plate.
The stable run course and distance winner Just the Tonic (6.10) in the opener, who could provide an upset at a double figure price in the fillies handicap over seven furlongs. Megan Carberry rides and is excellent value for her 7lb claim and the handicapper looks to have given her a chance to return to form; the mare 2lb below her last winning mark.
Les Eyre's Disclosure (7.40) is a quirky sort who suffers from a lack of vision in one eye but his run behind Sartori was too bad to be true last time out and he warrants another chance with Graham Lee booked to ride. The selection ran subsequent Curragh scorer Line of Reason to a neck over course and distance just two starts back and from a pound higher mark, must go close.
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By Steve DiMeglio, USA TODAY
AT THE END OF THE 1982 SEASON, Tony La Russa and Dave Duncan bumped into each other in Seattle's Swannies Comedy Underground nightclub during a roast of then-Mariners manager Rene Lachemann.
La Russa and Duncan had first met in 1963, when they were teammates in the Kansas City Athletics organization who shared the dream of making it to the major leagues. For parts of seven consecutive seasons, they were teammates in Modesto, Calif., Birmingham, Ala., and Vancouver. They enjoyed each other's company, played plenty of golf and talked a lot of baseball.
That night in Seattle, however, Duncan wasn't in a talkative or laughing mood. His first year as pitching coach for the Mariners was ending. He was asking for a $5,000 raise to $35,000 a year, and Mariners owner George Argyros wasn't budging, even though the Mariners led the league in strikeouts and finished second in saves and shutouts in '82.
At the comedy club, La Russa, then the manager of the White Sox, and Duncan discussed the pitching coach's future. The next day, La Russa approached Lachemann to ask permission to pursue Duncan. A couple of months later, Duncan left the Mariners to join La Russa when the White Sox offered Duncan a two-year contract worth $50,000 annually.
The two have been together ever since.
THE LAST TIME La RUSSA HAD a pitching coach not named Duncan, gas was 95 cents, a postage stamp cost 20 cents and the Cabbage Patch Kids craze was in full bloom.
"They've been together so long that it seems they don't need words to communicate," says La Russa's wife of 33 years, Elaine.
"I've had friends tell me that they've been together so long, it's like a marriage," says Duncan's wife of 31 years, Jeanine.
Most marriages, however, don't last this long. Baseball's record on managerial relationships isn't sterling, either. At the start of this season, seven teams had new managers and 18 of the 30 major league managers had been with their teams less than five years. But through four U.S. presidents, three teams — the White Sox, Athletics and Cardinals — two wars in the Middle East and the end of a Cold War, La Russa, 61, and Duncan, 60, have been side by side, most recently with St. Louis.
"One of the keys to our relationship is the players," La Russa says. "If the team isn't successful, I don't have much of a chance of keeping my job or keeping Dunc with me."
The two have been together for all but 238 of La Russa's 2,234 regular-season wins, which rank him third on the all-time managerial list. (He passed Joe McCarthy, Bucky Harris and Sparky Anderson in 2005.) La Russa also ranks third in postseason wins by a manager with 48, each of them ending in a handshake with Duncan.
These numbers would rank Duncan near or at the top of all-time lists for wins by a pitching coach, if such a record were kept. Pitching coach records are spotty, but it is believed that Mel Harder was the first "official" pitching coach (he served 22 years as a pitching coach for the Indians, Royals, Mets and Reds from the late 1940s through the late 1960s). It's also believed that Galen Cisco, with 27 years of service as a pitching coach for the Royals, Blue Jays, Expos, Padres and Phillies in the 1970s through 2000, holds that record.
By any measure, however, Duncan stands with the best pitching coaches of all time.
"I'm a great believer that sometimes it's better to be lucky than good," La Russa says. "There's no skill involved when Albert Pujols shows up. There's no skill when Dennis Eckersley shows up. Well, I put Dunc showing up that night in the same category.
"The thing I remember about Dave from the beginning was that I always felt like he had it figured out before the rest of us. Whether it was about baseball, life or whatever, he had more maturity and just had it figured out. More so than I did, that's for sure."
No one, however, figured they would spend the last 24 years together. Somehow, through all the wins and losses, they've made it work with a shared passion for baseball, competing and winning. Their no-nonsense personalities rarely clash, and both men hate pretense.
"I know if I needed him in some crisis he would be there for me," La Russa says. "And if he needed me in some crisis, he knows I would do everything I could to help him.
"Because I have so much respect for him and admiration, I consider our relationship brother, friend. There isn't anything I wouldn't trust him with."
But the two are as different as they are similar.
"Dave doesn't say much, so when he talks, you listen," says Eckersley, a Hall of Fame pitcher who played in Oakland and St. Louis from 1987 to 1997, winning a Cy Young and MVP in 1992 and a World Series ring in 1989. "And Tony's a people guy and reads people pretty well."
La Russa is a strict vegetarian, while Duncan eats red meat. La Russa disdains computers except for e-mail, while Duncan embraces technology.
During games, La Russa paces the dugout wearing dark-shaded glasses, his body language often gregarious, his tongue sometimes sharp. Wearing reading glasses, Duncan looks professorial as he scrutinizes his pitchers and opposing batters.
"I'm a pretty serious-type person," Duncan says. "I'm not a laughing, joking kind of guy. I don't say a lot that doesn't mean anything. Tony has the ability to be humorous at times, if humor is needed. Sometimes I wish I was better at that. A lot of times, it helps guys feel comfortable with you, if you have that personality."
"I THOUGHT I MARRIED an attorney."
Those are the words of Elaine La Russa. She and Tony met in the latter stages of La Russa's playing career, which spanned 15 years, 12 minor league teams and six stints in the majors with three teams.
"The only credit I give myself is that I played with a lot of courage," says La Russa, who dislocated his shoulder twice and also suffered neck, knee and back injuries. His worst injury, however, came after his first major league season in 1963, when he hit .250 as an 18-year-old utility player for the Kansas City Athletics.
"That winter, playing slow-pitch softball with my high school buddies, I tore the tendon in my throwing arm," La Russa says. "That turned me from a shortstop with a good arm into a second baseman who just kind of flipped it."
La Russa quit in 1977, six seasons after his last big-league at-bat. But as his playing career came to an end, he started to go to law school. He graduated from Florida State University's School of Law in 1978, passed the bar in December 1979 and became one of only five lawyer-managers in major league history.
La Russa, however, didn't enter the legal profession, choosing instead to continue riding buses in the minor leagues when the White Sox offered him a Double-A manager's job.
In 1979, when Elaine was 8½ months pregnant with daughter Bianca and La Russa was halfway through the season managing his Triple-A Iowa team, the two were at a restaurant after a pregnancy checkup. Before dessert arrived, La Russa got a phone call from the late owner of the White Sox, Bill Veeck, who offered him the manager's job.
Elaine said she started crying, pleading that her husband couldn't leave her then. By the time the two had finished dessert, however, they had come to the same conclusion.
"I told him it would be nuts if he turned down a major league job," Elaine says. "It was an incredible gift to Tony — that a career in managing was offered to him. The law would be there waiting."
At 34, La Russa became the youngest active big-league manager. The law is still waiting.
He has been featured in two baseball books by Pulitzer Prize winners — George Will's Men At Work and Buzz Bissinger's 3 Nights in August. Both delve into the intricate moves, preparation and personality that make La Russa successful.
"I never pictured Tony managing," Duncan says. "It surprised me when he got the job in Chicago because he was so young and I thought he'd be in a courtroom by then."
La Russa says he might have been trying cases long ago if he hadn't bumped into Duncan at Swannies.
"I've always told people who want to give me credit for the pitching that the architect for the pitching is Dave," La Russa says. "He is absolutely — and I'm not exaggerating — a complete pitching coach.
"If you made up whatever the list is with 10 or 20 items on it about the characteristics of a good pitching coach, I believe you would give Dunc a 10 in every category."
But Duncan says the true architect of their success is La Russa.
"He's the one that takes the heat and he's the one who has the final decision, but Tony knows it's not a one-man show and that it takes everybody on the club to do what they're expected to do," Duncan says. "That's why he's respected the way he is by the people who've played and coached for him."
La Russa won the AL Manager of the Year Award in 1983, when his club won the AL West but fell to the Orioles in the ALCS.
The White Sox fired him after a 26-38 start in 1986. After a vacation of less than three weeks, his old club, the A's, called with their manager's job. With the A's, he won two Manager of the Year awards and led the club to three consecutive World Series from 1988 to 1990, sweeping an earthquake-delayed Series from the Giants in 1989.
After the 1995 season, during which the A's finished 67-77, new ownership took over and made changes. La Russa took over in St. Louis, and the team promptly won the NL Central in 1996, a feat his club repeated in 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004 and 2005. He was baseball's 2004 Manager of the Year.
"Tony's ability to read people is one of his strengths," says retired pitcher Dave Stewart, who turned around his career in Oakland under La Russa and Duncan. "He's very good at assessing the personalities he has on his club and knowing how to motivate the players that he's got. As a field manager, I think he's one step ahead of most every manager out there."
DUNCAN'S NICKNAME when he played was "The Quiet Assassin."
"Don't mess with Dunc," La Russa says. "He was as tough as anybody in a uniform, as far as being combative if somebody messed with his teammates. He's still that way if someone messes with his pitchers."
Duncan was a catcher whose playing days ended in 1976 after seven full seasons and part of an eighth in the majors. He hit 109 homers in 929 games with the Kansas City and Oakland Athletics and the Orioles, winning a World Series ring with the A's in 1972.
Duncan's coaching career began shortly thereafter. He worked his way through the minor leagues under managers who were former catchers — John McNamara, Clyde Kluttz and Gus Niarhos. He also caught, played for or coached with Hall of Fame pitchers Jim Palmer, Warren Spahn, Rollie Fingers and Jim "Catfish" Hunter, as well as Harvey Haddix and Vida Blue.
From them, Duncan gained an appreciation for pitch selection and the importance of knowing a hitter's weaknesses and a pitcher's strengths. He simplifies things by championing preparation.
" 'Why' is a great word," Duncan says. "I always feel that someone has something unique to say, so why not listen."
And takes notes. Duncan's curious nature is captured in a large red notebook he spends 60 to 90 minutes with after each game, chronicling all things pitchers and hitters.
"When I saw he got into coaching it made sense," La Russa says. "I knew he had a love for the game and was really inquisitive. He wanted to know why a lot. If somebody says you have to throw a sinker in with a runner on third base to a right-handed hitter, he'd say why?"
As a player and coach, Duncan has been as straightforward as a punch to the face.
"What Dunc did for me was to help me understand myself," Stewart says. "I learned what I had and what was best to throw and how to use my strengths and how to respond when things got out of control a little bit."
Duncan suggested Stewart use his splitter more. It became Stewart's most dominant pitch, and the right-hander began a streak of four 20-win seasons beginning in 1987. Before the A's acquired Stewart from the Phillies in 1986, he had never won more than 10 games in a season.
"As far as finishing the product, Dunc was head and shoulders above anyone I ever was around," Stewart says.
Turning struggling pitchers into winners has become an art form for Duncan. Under Duncan, Eckersley morphed into one of the most dominant relievers in the game's history. Duncan turn underachieving Storm Davis into a force with the A's. Oakland's Bob Welch won a career-high 27 games with Duncan in 1990. Steve Ontiveros captured an ERA title for the A's in 1994. Late Cardinal Darryl Kile, coming off two miserable seasons in Colorado, won 20 games in his first year with Duncan in 2000.
Before he signed with the Cardinals in 2004, right-hander Chris Carpenter had never won more than a dozen games or posted an ERA below 4.00. He missed most of 2002 and all of 2003 with a shoulder injury. But in 2004 he went 15-5 with a 3.46 ERA. Last year Carpenter won the NL Cy Young Award by going 21-5 with a 2.83 ERA.
"Dunc's been around so long, he's definitely prepared in how to get pitchers ready with the approach we think will work best," Carpenter says. "He has charts, he has video and he does so much work. He knows pitching, period."
In all, Duncan has been associated with seven Cy Young winners.
"It can't be coincidence," La Russa says.
AS HARD AS THIS IS TO BELIEVE, anyone who knows La Russa and Duncan will tell you the two have never argued.
"I know they don't agree all the time, but that's not an argument," Elaine La Russa says. "They don't want to mess up the relationship that they do have with an argument simply because they don't agree on something.
"Too bad marriages can't be this way. I want to know what their secret is."
There's no mystery, La Russa says.
"When we do have opinions that differ, we're able to discuss why we feel the way we do without any animosity toward each other," La Russa says. "I don't think we've ever had an argument. In fact, I'm positive about that."
As close as the two are, they don't hang out away from the ballpark much — La Russa loves to get lost in a book after the game, and Duncan is always checking in with his two sons, Chris (Cardinals) and Shelley (Yankees), who are playing in the minor leagues.
Once the season's over, they go their separate ways — La Russa to Danville, Calif., in the Bay Area, Duncan to Table Rock, Mo., about 50 miles south of Springfield. Unless there is a team function, they won't see each other until a few days before spring training starts.
La Russa spends his offseason going to musicals, concerts, plays or the ballet when he's not working at the Animal Rescue Foundation he and his wife co-founded in 1991.
If you want to find Duncan, an avid outdoorsman, head for water.
"They're together for eight months of the year, so when the season's over, I want Dave all to myself," Jeanine says. "I'm sure Elaine feels the same way."
However, before La Russa and Duncan say their goodbyes at the end of the season, an oft-repeated ritual takes place.
"No matter what the contract says, because we're friends, Dunc knows that if there is a better opportunity for him someplace else, I would never drop a guilt trip on him," La Russa says. "So at the end of the season, what I do is I'll ask him if he's OK for next year.
"And while he's getting ready to answer the question, I'm holding my breath. Because if he ever said 'I gotta go,' I'd be thinking 'Oh s—-.'
"This guy is responsible for so much of how we compete that it would be a hell of a bad day. A hell of a bad day I hope never comes."
But neither Duncan nor La Russa has any plans to part ways or to retire for that matter.
"I wouldn't be surprised if they keep doing this five more years, maybe even into their 70s," Eckersley says.
Records reflect regular season only. Records of La Russa-Duncan and Scioscia-Black through Sunday.


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To meet the growing demand for professional journalists in Pakistan, the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) recently launched the Center for Excellence in Journalism (CEJ) in Karachi. The school offers hands-on training modules for working journalists that marry best professional practices with the latest digital technologies.
The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) invites Pakistani journalists with three to 10 years of professional journalism experience to apply for a six-week online course, "Freedom of Expression in the Digital Age," which will be held from April 8 to May 20, 2015. The deadline to apply has been extended to April 5, 2015.
During the six-week course, participants will learn to produce multimedia content, write and blog for the web, and effectively and ethically manage online communities that attract constructive, responsible dialogue with their audiences.
Radical changes introduced by the digital age have created exciting possibilities for journalism to inform and illuminate the public, said Alberto Ibargüen, president of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
In accepting the W.M. Kiplinger Award for Distinguished Contributions from the National Press Foundation, Ibargüen emphasized the importance of maintaining core journalistic values while embracing the changes brought on by the technology revolution.
The dangers faced by journalists around the world have been a prominent subject in the news lately. From reporters captured by ISIS to those whose computers have been hacked by their own governments, attacks on journalists come in many forms.
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US groups face $3tn debt refinance crisis
US financial institutions and junk-rated borrowers may struggle to refinance nearly $3tn in debt set to mature by the end of 2016 as global volatility threatens demand for risk assets, Standard & Poor's warned on Thursday.
The rating agency predicted that any challenges would arise after 2013, with the robust issuance of the past few years being sufficient to cover maturities until then.
"With fears of European Economic and Monetary Union [eurozone] contagion, a harder than expected landing in China's economy and a potential economic slowdown in the US, consistent investor demand for risky assets is not guaranteed over the next few years," S&P said.
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S&P said that the ability of junk-rated companies to refinance their debt will depend on both the health of the US economy and how hungry investors are for yield.
"On the flip side, if the Federal Reserve and other central banks launch more concerted rounds of monetary easing, then the credit markets could become even more supportive of corporate refunding," the rating agency said.
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PROVIDING FOR PROTECTION OF CHILD CUSTODY ARRANGEMENTS FOR CERTAIN PARENTS -- (House of Representatives - May 20, 2008)
Mr. FILNER. Madam Speaker, I yield myself such time as I may consume.
Madam Speaker, this bill, which was introduced by Mr. Turner of Ohio, a member of our committee, amends the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act to provide for the protection of child custody arrangements for parents who are members of the Armed Forces deployed in support of a contingency operation.
This measure restricts the ability of a court to order change in a custody arrangement that predates the deployment of a servicemember. It mandates that once a deployment is completed, the custody arrangements will be reinstated if changed during the deployment. The bill also requires that a court may not consider the absence of the servicemember because of deployment as a factor in determining the best interests of the child. Importantly, this bill provides courts with the ability to order a temporary custody arrangement or to prevent the reinstatement of a prior custody arrangement when the servicemember returns upon a showing of clear and convincing evidence that it is in the best interests of the child.
We are faced with a conflict between the protection of the rights of our servicemembers, which is a Federal responsibility, and child custody issues, which are traditionally within the purview of our States. I believe that Mr. Turner's bill strikes the necessary balance between these interests and provides an important safeguard for our servicemembers and their children, and I urge my colleagues to support the measure.
Mr. FILNER. Madam Speaker, we are coming to the conclusion of the 10-bill package that the Veterans' Affairs Committee presented today on the floor in anticipation of the Memorial Day holiday. We honor those whose lives were lost serving their Nation, and in their memory we have presented these 10 bills that provide a variety of benefits in all kinds of ways. And I thanked all the members of our subcommittees, but I want to thank the staff on both the majority and minority side who have participated in the drafting and the amending of these bills. It takes a lot of work from the staff, and we want to both, Mr. Buyer and I, thank them.
I will yield to the gentleman from Indiana.
Mr. BUYER. I thank the gentleman for yielding. All of these bills that we brought to the floor today take many, many hours on behalf of not only the staff on the Republican side but also the Democrat side, and they have grown together and they work well together. I want to thank the gentleman for his cooperation.
Mr. FILNER. Thank you, Mr. Buyer.
Madam Speaker, as I said, as we prepare for Memorial Day, I think all of us in this Congress want to assure the servicemembers who have served this Nation in the past and those who are deployed today.
We are fighting a war that is very divisive in this country and in this Congress, but we are united in saying that every young man and woman who comes back from that conflict is going to get all the care, the love, the attention, the honor, and dignity that they deserve.
They are coming back with enormous difficulties, many of them. Because of the advances in our medicine and the incredible expertise on the battlefield of those who medivac these injured out, the incredible medical teams in the forward base hospitals and the regional hospitals and in Germany, we are saving lives that in previous wars would not have been saved. If you survive a battlefield injury, you will have a 95 percent chance of surviving the war. That is an incredible statistic when compared to any other war in history.
But that means, when these soldiers come back there is a very high percentage of those with brain injury, a very high percentage of those with psychological wounds, one of which we refer to as PTSD, posttraumatic stress disorder. And we have an obligation as a Nation to treat every single one of these with the maximum quality of health care that they can get in this Nation. And yet, we have had examples of soldiers all around the Nation who have simply not gotten the attention that they require.
We have had reports of soldiers showing up to medical facilities saying they had PTSD or suicidal thoughts, being told that there was nobody to meet with them for 4 or 5 weeks, and they would go home and commit suicide. We have had lots of reports of those who did not receive adequate care. At the same time, we were not getting the full information on the numbers of cases of PTSD, the amount of resources needed to deal with them, or the number of suicides that were committed or are being committed by our Nation's veterans.
Madam Speaker, each month we have 1,000 suicide attempts by those under care of our VA system. And those under care mean only about one-fifth of all the veterans in our Nation. That is an astounding statistic which says that we have a job to do about mental health and about dealing with these, especially psychological injuries.
And we know what happens if we don't do our job right with these young men and women. We already had the canaries in the mine with our Vietnam vets. When our veterans returned from Vietnam, many of us who were opposed to that war made a mistake. We did not differentiate between the war and the warrior, and so the warriors did not get all the care, the love, the attention, the honor, and dignity that I talked about earlier. And this society has paid a heavy price for that. Individuals, families, neighborhoods have paid a heavy price. Half of the homeless on the street tonight, Madam Speaker, are Vietnam vets, about 200,000.
There have been more deaths by suicide of Vietnam vets than died in the original war by combat. And we have had the head of our mental health agency in this Nation say that the same will be probably true of Iraq; we will have more suicides than battlefield deaths.
That is not only a tragedy, but it is a preventible tragedy. We have to say that we are going to put the resources in to deal with these issues. It is part of the cost of war. As I said earlier, Madam Speaker, we are spending $1 billion every 2 days on the war in Iraq. Surely we can spend the hundreds of millions or billions that are required to treat the mental health needs of our older veterans and our newer veterans. This is absolutely required. We must do this job and do it right.
As George Washington said, the biggest factor in the morale of our fighting troops is the sense of how they are going to be treated when they come home. We have to do a better job of treating them when they come home.
Our committee, Madam Speaker, and this Congress provided in this fiscal year and the coming fiscal year almost $20 billion of new money for health care. That represents over a 40 percent increase in the budgets that we started off with 2 fiscal years ago. Our job is to make sure that the money is spent right, our oversight job. Now that they have the resources, are they hiring the mental health professionals? Are they doing the diagnoses and treatments?
It is absolutely apparent, Madam Speaker, that tens of thousands of our young people are getting out of the military or the Reserve or the National Guard without being adequately diagnosed for brain injury or PTSD. Let me say that again. We have tens of thousands of our young people being discharged from the military or from the Reserve or National Guard without diagnosis for PTSD or brain injury. That means tens of thousands of ticking time bombs are out on the street. We need to do a better job.
There is a stigma against adequate evaluation and early treatment. The military, or at least many members of the military, seem to give their younger troops the sense that it is not macho, it is not marine-like, it is not soldier-like to have mental illness. That it is a weakness. You have got to buck up, sergeant, and not have any mental illness. So we have folks who get a questionnaire about some of the risk factors, and they just say no. They know they are supposed to say no, because they want to be home, they don't want any influence on their future career or any possible promotion. So there is a dynamic within our military not to adequately diagnose.
The VA says they have mandatory screening for these illnesses, for these injuries when people come to the VA for treatment. Well, they may not come to the VA for treatment. We don't have an outreach that goes after every single one of them. And when they come in, they get a questionnaire by an intake clerk of two questions. Anybody who wants not to have any of the stigma of mental illness knows to say no on those two questions. Besides, we are told there are 15 risk factors for PTSD and suicide. Why don't we ask about all of them? Why don't we have a mandatory evaluation by competent mental health personnel before anybody gets discharged or leaves the National Guard or leaves the Reserves? This has to be done, Madam Speaker. We have to get rid of the stigma and do it in a way where we allow the soldiers to do it as part of their company, for example, so they have that comradeship and with their family to help both diagnosis and treatment.
So we have a big job to do as we celebrate this Memorial Day. We have a job to do with the 1.6 million troops who have been deployed already, 800,000 of them have returned home. We have a great deal to do with the other 23 million of our veterans from previous wars.
We have to do this job right, Madam Speaker. And on this Memorial Day, let us recommit ourselves to doing the job right.
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|Reviews for Eyes Wide Shut
| deanstheman chapter 8 . 9/25/2013
Uh-oh. Seems like the guys are seriously considering going this deal! It's SO not going to turn out well for them, is it? Love Bobby, glad he could join us :)
| deanstheman chapter 7 . 9/25/2013
I'm really not liking the sounds of that deal - no way these gods are above board lol. And tsk tsk sam, trusting BELA? Can't wait to see where this is going great- you always keep me guessing.
| deanstheman chapter 6 . 9/25/2013
Ah! It's all making sense now. That's quite the racket the gods have going. And the gods getting deans would would definitely be better than the demons - for Dean. Great chap - I'm finally catching up :)
| sarahbear88 chapter 8 . 9/22/2013
I have been enjoying this fic quite a lot!
| mb64 chapter 8 . 9/22/2013
Realy great new chapters!
| mb64 chapter 7 . 9/15/2013
Very interesting!
| mb64 chapter 6 . 9/11/2013
Very intriguing and interesting!
| deanstheman chapter 5 . 9/9/2013
Ooh, nice cliffie. Too bad for the God that Dean's gonna say no, no matter what he offers. He'd be better off threatening Sam - thats probably the only thing that would have a chance at working. Good chap. Loving this story.
| mb64 chapter 5 . 9/9/2013
Excellent chapter!
| deanstheman chapter 4 . 9/8/2013
This hunt is getting really interesting. As ususal, you have the banter down pat - you should seriously be writing Dean's lines for the show lol. Awesome story, can't wait for the next chap!
| T.L. Arens chapter 4 . 8/24/2013
Wait, what? Chapter 4 already? And nothing else yet? Dude! This story rocks! Your character portrayal is spot-on! And you've developed a really intriguing mystery. :D Your style is easy to read and again, I love the well-developed characters and how you've caught on to Dean's colorful language (I don't mean the 4-letter words). I look forward to the rest of the story as it develops. -
| tankcupcakes chapter 4 . 8/21/2013
I agree with a previous reviewer - you have a great handle on the personalities, especially Dean's!
| mb64 chapter 4 . 8/21/2013
Great new chapters! Very enjoyable story.
| T.L. Arens chapter 1 . 8/19/2013
Good solid opening! I'm already hooked! WOW! I hope you've not abandoned the story-the summary doesn't say whether or not the story is complete. You have a wonderful grasp on Dean and Sam's personality and your setting was clear. You also write very well!
More, if you please.
| deanstheman chapter 2 . 7/25/2013
Strangely, I love drunk Sammy :). Well they don't have much to go on but at least they have one small clue. I have an alert for a 3rd chap but it's not there :(


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Holy War and Christian Pacifism: Christian Responses to the Death of Bin Laden, Part Two
As we think of [Jesus] we can achieve the difficult and unnatural: we can love those that hate us, give good for evil, and blessing for cursing (Matt. 5:44), remembering that we are not to dwell on the evil in men, but look to the image of God in them. This image covers and obliterates their faults, and by its beauty and dignity draws us to love and embrace them. (John Calvin, The Institutes of Christian Religion 3.7.6.)
Last week we explored the Christian Realist tradition out of which President Barack Obama made peace with the decision to eliminate Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. Christian Realism, as we observed, represents a pragmatic faith that notes the presence of evil in the world and suggests that Christians can and must sometimes do things that the tradition teaches against—killing others of God's children in warfare, for example—in order to safeguard our families and our nation.
This week we're going to look at other theologies that have shown their faces: the American Christian notion of Holy War, which accounted for some of last week's celebration and grim pronouncements of satisfaction, and also the tradition of Christian Pacifism, which argues that we have an absolute call to peace, no matter what the circumstances.
Holy War
I'm not saying I like it, but the Christian tradition does contain a Holy War strand. Some readers of the Hebrew Testament have always pulled forward the holy wars in the book of Joshua for the conquest of the Holy Land. For these readers, God is on one side, the enemies of God on the other. It can be hard—particularly for people who read the Bible literally—to imagine that any part of the Bible is not directly applicable to our lives, so I've seen a number of folks justifying our wars in the Middle East, and our mission against bin Laden, in terms of a theology based on the warfare of the Children of Israel to take possession of the land God had given them.
That theology got carried over into the Middle Ages. Ambrose of Milan argued that when Rome's military stood up against the menacing barbarians, the legionaries represented God's hand at work. Bernard of Clairvaux, in a tract on the duties of the militant Knights Templar, delineated Holy War in a way we may recognize in our own thinking about warfare:
The soldier of Christ kills safely; he dies the more safely. He serves his own interests in dying, and Christ's interests in killing. . . . He is the instrument of God for the punishment of malefactors and for the defense of the just. Indeed, when he kills a malefactor this is not homicide, but malicide, and he is accounted Christ's legal executor against evildoers.
It was pretty clear to Christians who the enemies of God were: God hated the Muslim invaders, God hated the Muslim occupiers of the holy sites in Palestine, and Christian leaders all the way up to the top affirmed this. Pope Urban II, in his Crusade sermon of 1095, preached that the Franks were a race beloved by God, and the Muslims a race wholly alienated from God. They were not Children of God; they were not made in the Image of God.
They were Children of the Devil.
Greg Garrett is (according to BBC Radio) one of America's leading voices on religion and culture. He is the author or co-author of over twenty books of fiction, theology, cultural criticism, and spiritual autobiography. His most recent books are The Prodigal, written with the legendary Brennan Manning, Entertaining Judgment: The Afterlife in Popular Imagination, and My Church Is Not Dying: Episcopalians in the 21st Century. A contributor to Patheos since 2010, Greg also writes for the Huffington Post, Salon.com, OnFaith, The Tablet, Reform, and other web and print publications in the US and UK.


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To access Condemned Catacomb all members of the group must purchase an old catacomb key for 64s from Dillon Bolefreg on the cliff west of The Ruins of Caltorsis, at ( -1180, 26, -955 ) /waypoint -1180, 26, -955. Examining the key will give you the quest, The Condemned Catacomb Key. If one member dies, they will revive inside and will not need to purchase another key to get back in. Lockout begins when you kill the first Named mob. If you evac after killing a named you'll be stuck outside, unable to get back in until the lockout timer runs out. (Evac no longer takes you outside of the zone.)
All of the quests in the zone begin with the NPCs at a camp at the very top of the cliff between The Tower of the Oracles and The Ruins of Caltorsis.
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A long lost portion of the Qeynos Catacombs has been discovered, and with it a horde of dark and vile goblins. The Concordium fears that the catacomb is home to the dark mage, Vindiami the Ancient, who the Necrosis goblin clan is attempting to awaken. The Temple of Life has dispatched an emissary into Antonica to investigate the situation and recruit any willing adventurers who would like to assist in ridding the world of these dangerous evils.


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Brantley Gilbert is in no rush to release new music. In a recent interview, the "Stone Cold Sober" singer says while he has written more than three dozen songs for his follow-up to 2014's Just as I Am, he is taking his time on putting the album together and waiting for a "gut feeling" that he doesn't quite have yet.
Brantley Gilbert is one of the most interesting and mysterious men in country music. The 'One Hell of an Amen' singer doesn't talk about his past much, preferring to write songs and sing about the events that led him to country music stardom. During this episode of 'You Think You Know Country?' we do the talking for him.
The holiday season and giving spirit have truly gotten ahold of Brantley Gilbert! He may seem like he's tough, but he's a softie at heart and he proved that (again) with a huge donation to Toys for Tots.
Brantley Gilbert has postponed his upcoming European tour dates in response to the terrorist attacks that took place in Paris on Friday (Nov. 13).
Taste of Country Nights host Sam Alex caught up with Brantley Gilbert during 2015 CMA Awards week, right after Gilbert learned his sophomore album Just as I Am went platinum
Brantley Gilbert's wife, Amber, has inspired several of his songs over the years, including a new one, "Stone Cold Sober." He also credits her as the reason he has been guarded with his heart.
You may have seen the video of Army veteran Justin Patterson giving Brantley Gilbert his Purple Heart, and you may have even heard of how the two kept in touch after their Memorial Day ride. That's not uncommon.
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Although FBI agents and police detectives are both law enforcement officers, their jobs are very different. In addition, since FBI agents are federal officers, they must meet a single standard in terms of education, experience and physical qualifications, while requirements for police detectives can vary from one state or jurisdiction to another.
Differences in Education
An FBI agent, more commonly called a special agent, must be a citizen of either the United States or the Northern Mariana Islands. You must be at least 23 years old but not older than 37, although, if you are an eligible veteran, you might be granted a special waiver. Finally, you must be able to take an assignment anywhere within the FBI's jurisdiction. Special agents must have a bachelor's degree and at least three years of relevant work experience. Police detectives must be U.S. citizens and at least 21 years old, according to the BLS. A high school or GED diploma is required, and you must graduate from the agency's training academy. O*Net Online notes that 21 percent of police detectives held a college degree in 2010, and 27 percent had completed some college but did not have a degree.
Differences in Work
FBI agents work in the intelligence, counterintelligence, counterterrorism, criminal or cybercrimes divisions. They may also be part of hostage-rescue operations. Special agents can qualify in accounting, computer science or information technology, language or a category called diversified. The FBI sometimes recruits agents in other fields, such as engineering, finance or physical sciences. The primary job of a police detective is to investigate crimes. They gather facts, collect evidence, conduct interviews, observe suspects and participate in raids or arrests, according to the BLS. Most detectives specialize in crimes such as homicide, gang-related activities, robbery, auto theft or fraud. They prepare investigative reports, testify in court, and may travel to other parts of the country or overseas to extradite suspects.
Both professions tend to be male-dominated. Approximately 80 percent of the officers and agents are male. The FBI had more than 2,600 women agents as of October 2012, just under 20 percent of all special agents. Women comprise 22.8 percent of police detectives and investigators, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Lie detector tests, background checks, drug tests and extensive interviews are part of the employment process for both police detectives and special agents. Both are required to have a driver's license.
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FBI agents have a national focus and may be assigned anywhere in the nation or even overseas, while police detectives typically remain in the area where they are hired. More education and work experience are required for an FBI officer than a police detective, although requirements for detectives vary depending on the state or jurisdiction. The FBI offers more opportunities for people trained in occupations other than law enforcement. Each career offers opportunities for advancement.
- Bureau of Labor Statistics: Police and Detectives
- O*Net Online: Summary Report for 33-3021.01 - Police Detectives
- Los Angeles Police Department: Sworn Police Officer Class Titles and Job Descriptions
- Federal Bureau of Investigation: Special Agent
- Federal Bureau of Investigation: Rising to the Occasion
- U.S. Department of Labor: Nontraditional Occupations of Employed Women in 2010
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