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This week in the Xbox Live Arcade the Warriors come out to play; Zombies take over the earth; and Ion Assault ruins a perfectly good intro sentence by being a particle physics shooter.
Not that a space shooter where you use the free particles floating in space to fight off swarms of aliens isn't a keen idea, and with 20 different levels and both co-operative and competitive multiplayer there should be plenty of good times to be had by all. It just doesn't quite lend itself to a terse comment summarising gameplay. I'm sure you all will come up with many on your own. Don't blame Ion Assault.
You might as well blame old-school 3D beat-em up The Warriors Street Brawl for coming from a movie with such a catchy tag line, or undead slaughter fest Zombie Apocalypse for taking the easy way out in terms of subject matter.
What really matters here is that each of the three new games will be available on Wednesday for 800 Microsoft points apiece. I probably could have just said that and been done with it, but I love words.
This week on Arcade: Warriors, Zombie Apocalypse and Ion Assault [Major Nelson]


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BELMONT, N.C. – A strong second half performance by the Coker men's basketball team led to a 79-66 win over Conference Carolinas foe Belmont Abbey on Saturday night. Delonte Doles (Roswell, Ga.) led the Cobra offense with 19 points, all of which came in the second half.
In addition to Doles 19 point performance, Coker had three other players reach double figures, Tom Wright (Sydney, Australia) added 17, while Liam Kyle (Cleveland, Ohio) added 11 points and five assists. Vatrick Thompson (Columbia, S.C.) chipped in with ten. The Cobras shot 51.8 percent (29-56) from the floor.
Richard Barbee registered a double double with a game-high 25 points and 11 rebounds for the Abbey. He also handed out four assists and collected two steals. Kyle Phillips finished with 16 points and six rebounds, and Tyshawn Good added 12 points on four of six shooting with three boards. Belmont Abbey shot 40.7 percent (24-59) from the floor.
The first half featured six ties and eight lead changes as neither team's lead rose to any higher than eight points. Coker grabbed a 5-2 lead and held onto it for nearly eight minutes until a Barbee layup tied the score at 14 with 10:43 left. Both teams traded baskets on each of their next two possessions, but two free throws from Kyle gave the Cobras a lead they would hold for the next six minutes.
Trailing by five, the Abbey chopped its deficit from five to a one point lead with a 6-0 run over the next five minutes to regain the lead. A Thompson jumper put Coker back on top by one, but a Good three-pointer moved the Abbey back in front, 27-25, with 2:30 left. Coker closed the half on a 6-2 run, punctuated with a Thompson jumper at the buzzer, to carry a 31-29 lead into the half.
The second half was all Coker, as it outscored the Abbey 48-37 in the stanza. The Cobras opened the half on a 16-4 run over the first eight minutes, building a double digit lead it would never relinquish until two Barbee free throws with 2:25 left closed the lead to nine. Coker shot 57 percent in the second half en route to scoring 48 points.
Coker will return to the court on Monday against Limestone College. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at Limestone College.

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i am a bandwagon chargers fan.
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I'm a big Chargers fan and I have been one since their days, even through the bad times lol
I've been fan since I moved to southern california at the age of 10 (in 1986). In 1994/1995 I was a senior in HS and thats when my passion for them started. I go to 3-4 games per year and would LOVE to see a new stadium. I've said the last 2 years that when/if a new stadium is built I'll buy season tickets. The Q is a dump!
I live here is SD and I've been a fan since I knew what football was. I'm hoping their new stadium is in Oceanside cuz I'm like 5 minutes away from where they're talking about building it.
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Charger Fan since 1978, Dan Fouts (14), Charlie Joiner (18), Hank Bauer (37), Kellen Winslow (Sr.)(80), John Jefferson (83), and the rest. But this year's Charger team is the best I have ever seen. Funny, I moved to Texas, and the best player in the league is from a school not far away from me now (TCU). I don't think it will be easy, Patriots are always a good team, and the Ravens are just scary, but I believe this is the year of the Charger! Super Bowl XLI is for this team, a team of destiny.
hi Chargers fan 4 years and originaly from LA and now live in Florida
Welcome to all Chargers fan. Your team had a very good season and they have a nucleus that should keep them as contenders for a while.
I live in Winnipeg Manitoba Cananda and i am a Huge Fan. Went to San Diego in feburary and went to the stadium, my room is painted blue and yellow with numerous Chargers collectibles. This year i am going to the chargers game in Minnesota (only NFL team even close to me) SO PUMPED
Welcome to the Chargers Forum.
i usually post only during the season cause of the padres, but cause camp is starting soon, ill post now, sd, and v been a fan since i moved to the us in 94
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Mammoth Cave NP and Cowpens National Battlefield have on-site ambient air quality monitoring; in most cases, the other parks have nearby monitors. Ozone is the pollutant of greatest concern for CUPN parks. Five of the Network parks are in proposed 8-hour ozone non-attainment areas. An ozone injury risk assessment indicates the risk of injury is moderate to high in 13 of the 14 network parks; the risk of injury is low at Ninety-Six National Historic Site.
The Network map below provides information on air quality monitoring. Ozone, sulfur dioxide, dry deposition, and meteorology are collected by the Clean Air Status and Trends (CASTNet) and Gaseous Pollutant Monitoring (GPMN) networks. Ozone is also monitored with passive samplers and portable continuous analyzers. Wet Deposition is monitored through cooperation with National Atmospheric Deposition Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN). The Mercury Deposition Network (MDN), part of NADP, collects precipitation samples that are analyzed for mercury. Visibility is monitored as part of the Interagency Monitoring of Protected Visual Environments (IMPROVE). Additional details on these parameters are described in Air Quality Monitoring.
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SALT LAKE CITY -- Just as the first red air quality alert of the winter season was announced, state officials on Monday unveiled plans to abandon the time-tested three-color system.
Green, yellow and red day declarations have guided Utahns through the winter air pollution season for the last two decades. But now the state is moving to a six-color system that attempts to more precisely delineate the health risks at each level of pollution.
"We're actually making it more effective," said Bryce Bird, director of the state's Division of Air Quality.
But the new six-color system is already drawing fire. "I don't think anyone's interests are served by having the public confused about the issue," said Dr. Brian Moench, president of Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment.
We're actually making it more effective.
–Bryce Bird
Monday's forecast of a red day on Tuesday applies to Salt Lake, Weber and Davis counties. It resulted from a typical winter phenomenon: a temperature inversion traps colder air in the valleys and the stagnant air gets thicker and thicker with smog from cars, industry and wood-burning stoves.
Since the early 1990s the state has used a simple green-yellow-red system to describe the worsening conditions. On a red day, residents are ordered to shut down wood-burning stoves and motorists are encouraged to drive less.
That system, coupled with fines for people who ignore the no-burn orders, have been highly effective, according to the state's air quality monitoring chief, Bo Call. During temperature inversions, officials can smell wood smoke on the filters at air monitoring stations.
"Back in the day," Call said, "they would just reek of wood smoke. Just like you'd been right there, right around a campfire."
But these days when an inversion kicks in, the smell on the filters fades in the days following a declaration of a red no-burn day.
"When we say it's a no-burn, people really do quit burning," Call said.
Part of the intent of the new system is get warnings out earlier, so people will cut back on polluting activities before an inversion gets serious. The six-color scheme is also aimed at letting individuals know when their own health is at risk.
Amanda Smith, Utah Director of Environmental Quality, said the old three-color system caused problems for the public. "It has been confusing for people who thought that the red meant that it was unhealthy. Really what the red meant was that it was a mandatory no-burn day in winter," she said.
The new system is an attempt to separate the two issues. At higher levels of pollution, there will be health warnings that discourage people from outdoor exercise. But at lower "moderate" levels, there will be action alerts so people will cut back on polluting activities.
"So the result of that will be that we're calling those days earlier in the inversion period," said Bird.
The level that would trigger a red day under the old system, 35 micrograms of particulate pollution per cubic meter of air, will now be considered an orange day. Utahns will be warned that it's "unhealthy for sensitive groups" such as "people with lung disease, older adults and children."
The red level will be set at 55 micrograms per cubic meter. That amount of pollution will be labeled "Unhealthy; everyone may begin to experience some adverse health effects."
At lower levels of pollution, however, the new system will trigger voluntary and mandatory actions. At 15 micrograms per cubic meter, the state will declare a yellow "Moderate" day, calling for voluntary cutbacks in wood burning and driving.
I don't think anyone's interests are served by having the public confused about the issue.
–Dr. Brian Moench
If small-particle pollution exceeds 25 micrograms, wood-burning restrictions will become mandatory.
That will "reduce the air pollution and at least delay those days that we'd exceed the (federal health) standard," Bird said. "But we wouldn't trigger people maybe inappropriately taking health precautions when it is not necessary."
But Dr. Moench said the change is confusing and misleading.
"Just a very small amount (of pollution) will hurt everyone," Moench said, "not just sensitive groups."
Moench believes the new system will send an inappropriate signal that people of ordinary health shouldn't worry about moderate pollution levels.
"The medical science is rock solid and has been over the last several years that air pollution actually harms everyone's health, no matter how healthy they are," Moench said.
State officials insist the revised system, and 23 new regulations, will help everyone's health. Residents will be informed that they need to cut back on driving and burning at an earlier stage of an inversion, before the pollution gets too thick.
Bird said if health warnings are set at too low a threshold, healthy people may be inappropriately discouraged from activity.
"There are certainly benefits to exercise," Bird said. "There are benefits to getting out and doing things actively."
The new system takes effect in January.


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PHONOTAPE, c. 1970.
Scope and Content Note
Clippings, 1982
"The Eighth Day." Screenplay, clippings, photographs relating to Cinerama film production on atomic energy. LeBaron retained as consultant, 1956-1958
Hager, Alice. Correspondence relating to Hager's writing of biographical piece, 1957-1962
Root, Lin, "Robert LeBaron: Man of many Talents," n.d. Typescript
Root, Lin, "A People's Program," c. 1970. Draft. Includes correspondence and transcript of LeBaron interview
Snell, Adams, "From Business - to Bach - to Business: Bob LeBaron," May 9, 1946. Typescript
Death. Obituary; letter of condolence to Mrs. Robert LeBaron; remarks by Senator Mark O. Hatfield, 1983
Reminiscences, 1968
Who's Who
Tributes. Congressional Record, October 28, 1981. In honor of 90th birthday
General. Pre-speech materials
Untitled, speech, Purdue University?, April 1952. Typescript. Relates to military and civilian applications of atomic energy. Includes preparatory materials
"Your Future in the Atomic Age," speech, The Lutheran Student Seminar, April 13, 1954. Typescript
Untitled, speech, YWCA, May 10, 1954. Typescript. Relates to civilian application of atomic energy
"The Peaceful Atom," speech, The Trane Company, May 20, 1954. Printed copy
"Women and the Peaceful Atom," address, National Federation of Republican Women, September 22, 1954. Typescript
"The Peaceful Atom," speech, Union Collge, November 17, 1954. Outline
Untitled, speech, American Association for the United Nations, Inc., February 22, 1955. Outline. Relates to the development of the hydrogen bomb. Includes printed editorial: Cousins, Norman, "The Devil's Bargain Basement," Saturday Review, n.d.
Untitled, speech, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, February 25, 1955. Memorandum telling of the above. No prepared speech or notes
"Our New Frontiers," speech, Eighty-fifth Annual Commencement Address, Theil College, May 29, 1955. Typescript. Address given upon receipt of Honorary Degree of Doctor of Science. Includes draft, March 29, 1955; memorandum of The Joint Faculty-Trustee Committee on Honorary Degrees of Theil College
Untitled, speech, The Cosmos Club, April 11?, 1955. Outline. Relates to the civilian and military role of atomic energy
Untitled, speech, April 13, 1955. Outline. Relates to the civilian and military role of atomic energy. Perhaps a final draft for The Cosmos Club speech of April 11?, 1955
"The Atom Today: The Present Status of Peacetime Developments," speech, Gannon College Engineering Project Dinner, July 13, 1955. Draft
"Decision at H-Day," book proposal, July 9, 1958. Draft
Appointment books, 1951-1952
Biographical data. Interview, correspondence, resume and clipping, 1953-1976
Calendar, 1954?
Correspondence, 1954. Includes personal correspondence
General. Correspondence neither to nor from LeBaron
Aircraft Industries Association
Bancroft, Ethel
Bendetsen, Karl R.
Cammack, Howard H.
Campbell, Levin H.
Campbell, Majorie
Clarkson, P.W.
Cockcroft, J.D.
Cox, Carl C.
Crump, George Mayo
Dodson, Richard W.
Doherty, Henry A.
Eisenhower, D. D.
Fuller, Jean W.
Hannah, John A.
Ide, Chandler and Helen
Lawrence, E. O.
Luckenbach, W. F., Jr.
Machinery and Allied Products Institute
Midkiff, Frank E.
Moore, Ralph O.
Nash, Frank C.
Penny, William
Pick, Vernon
Poister, C. E.
Prentice, Howard A.
Ramsey, D. C.
Russel, James S.
Schuyler, C. V. R.
Shutt, R.
Solandt, Ormond
Steffan, Roger
Stewart, Charles W.
Strauss, Alice
Teleprompter of Washington, Inc.
Teller, Edward
United States Atomic Energy Commission, General Advisory Committee
Vesper, Howard and Ruth
Wilson, Charles E.
Wilson, R. C.
Winkleblack, R. K.
Wirth, Harold E.
Wright, E. K.
Memoranda, 1949-1954
Miscellany. Notes, itinerary, c. 1949
Press Releases, 1954
Printed matter. Pamphlet on particle accelerators, 1947
Roster. Atomic Energy Council members and Military Liaison Committee members, 1949
Scrapbook. Letters of resignation, clippings, memoranda, press releases, photograph, 1949-1954
Speeches and Writings, 1952-1954
Untitled, speech, Joint Civilian Orientation Conference, April 2, 1952. Typescript. Relates to atomic weaponry, its production, implementation and effect on military strategy. Includes note cards
Untitled, speech, September 1952. Typescript. Second draft, prepared by Coonley for distribution. Relates to atomic energy and weaponry. Includes memorandum with regard to Coonley's efforts
Untitled, speech, Industrial Power Development, Joint Congressional Committee (Atomic Energy), June 25, 1953. Typescript. Relates to the military and the application of atomic energy to industry
"Atom Power for Homes in Five Years," U.S. News and World Report, June 25, 1954. Interview with LeBaron. Printed copy. Includes correspondence with readers
Subject File, 1949-1954
Appointment as Chairman Military Liaison Committee, 1949. Memoranda, press release, correspondence, 1949-1950
Resignation as Chairman Military Liaison Committee, 1954. Memorandum, correspondence
Security. Memorandum, 1954; Personnel Security Questionnaire, 1949?
Biographical. Resumes
Correspondence, 1956. Strauss, Lewis
Memoranda, 1955-1962
Press Releases. Department of Defense?, Joint Committee on Atomic Energy
Roster. Committee on Commercial Uses of Atomic Energy
Speeches and Writings, 1955-1958
Untitled, essay, n.d. Typescript. Relates to industrial applications of classified research
"A Philosophical Approach to Long Range Atomic Investments," speech, National Industrial Conference Board Training Course, September 14, 1955. Outline and handwritten notes
"Investing in Industrial Atomic Energy," speech, Commercial and International Developments in Atomic Energy, Atomic Industrial Forum, September 27, 1955. Typescript, printed copy and agenda
"The Latin American Market Potential for Atomic Investment," speech, Atomic Energy in Industry, National Industrial Conference Board, Inc., October 27, 1955. Typescript and printed copy
"Investment Opportunities," speech, Atomic Energy Course for Management, National Industrial Conference Board, Inc., November 17, 1955. Outline
"Radiation's Share in the Atomic Future," speech, Quartermaster Corps Radiation and Sterilization of Foods Symposium, January 23, 1956. Typescript
Untitled, speech, Daystrom Presidents' Meeting, Essex Club, May 25, 1956. Outline
"Atomic Energy: Probable Impact on Investments," lectures, The Life Officers Investment Seminar, American Life Convention, June 18-29, 1956. Outlines for two lectures
"Outlook for Investment," lecture, National Industrial Conference Board, Inc., October 4, 1956. Outline. Includes draft
Untitled, speech, The Latest Prospects for Economic Nuclear Power - II, National Industrial Conference Board, Inc., March 14-15, 1957. Outline
"Outline for Investments," lecture, Atomic Energy Course for Management, National Industrial Conference Board, Inc., April 1-6, 1957. Outline
"A Public Forum for National Atomic Policy," speech, District of Columbia Bar, October 8, 1957. Outline
"The Investment Situation in Atomic Energy," speech, National Industrial Conference Board, Inc., October 11, 1957. Outline
"Atomic Transport," speech, "Road Gang" Group - Jim Mann, November 7, 1957. Outline
"What does `Sputnik' Portend?," speech, Philco International, January 31, 1958. Outline. Includes clippings, notes
"A New Atomic Economy," speech, Atomic Energy Management Conference, Atomic Industrial Forum, National Industrial Conference Board, Inc., March 18, 1958. Typescript. Includes draft, and agenda for conference
Untitled, lecture, Atomic Energy Course for Management, National Industrial Conference Board, Inc., April 18-19, 1958. Outline
"What is the Future of Commercial Radiation?," speech, Atomic Energy in Industry, 7th Annual Conference, National Industrial Conference Board, Inc., April 9, 1959. Typescript
Subject File
Atomic Energy Study Group, 1955. Correspondence, proposals, minutes, clippings
Security. Correspondence, memoranda, classified reports receipts, all pertaining to LeBaron's security clearance
Clippings, 1967-1968
Memoranda. Handwritten, typewritten, 1968
Printed Matter. Annual report of the LeBaron Foundation, 1972?
Scrapbook, 1950-1981. Correspondence, clippings, invitations, photographs, music scores
Scrapbooks, 1949-1963. Correspondence, clippings, invitations, photographs
PHONOTAPE, c. 1970
Compact cassette, 90 minutes. Tape recording of discussion between Lin Root?, Robert LeBaron and Peggy LeBaron


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Tropical Storm Karen To Bring Heavy Rain To New Jersey
Tropical Storm Karen will bring heavy rain to New Jersey when whatever is left of the storm arrives on Monday night.
A briefing about the the first named storm of the hurricane season to threaten the United States issued by the National Weather Service's Mt. Holly office says the storm, which will likely be a remnant low by the time it gets to New Jersey, could bring upwards of 2.5 inches of rain across the entire state with locally heavy amounts of up to 4 inches which result in some flash floods.
High tide on Monday and Tuesday morning could bring minor coastal flooding. Winds will gust to only 25 MPH making it a non-factor for New Jersey. The storm, which will make landfall in the Gulf of Mexico over the weekend and track to the northeast towards New Jersey.
Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Miami are predicting that Tropical Storm Karen could reach hurricane force by late Friday. The latest reading puts the storm at about 340 miles from the mouth of the Mississippi River.
A tropical storm warning is in effect for the Louisiana coast. A hurricane watch extends from Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle.
In Mississippi, Gov. Phil Bryant declared a state of emergency, urging residents to prepare. State Emergency Management Agency Director Robert Latham said local schools will decide whether to play football games. He said the southern part of the state could have tropical storm-force winds by late Friday.
In Washington, the White House said the Federal Emergency Management Agency was recalling some workers furloughed due to the government shutdown to prepare for the storm.
Additional National Weather Service personnel returned to work at the Mt. Holly and New York offices in anticipation of the storm. The federal government shutdown resulted in the offices being manned by skeleton staff.
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Michael Crichton, Vindicated
His 1993 prediction of mass-media extinction now looks on target.
In 1993, novelist Michael Crichton riled the news business with a Wired magazine essay titled "Mediasaurus," in which he prophesied the death of the mass media—specifically the New York Times and the commercial networks. "Vanished, without a trace," he wrote.
The mediasaurs had about a decade to live, he wrote, before technological advances—"artificial intelligence agents roaming the databases, downloading stuff I am interested in, and assembling for me a front page"—swept them under. Shedding no tears, Crichton wrote that the shoddy mass media deserved its deadly fate.
"[T]he American media produce a product of very poor quality," he lectured. "Its information is not reliable, it has too much chrome and glitz, its doors rattle, it breaks down almost immediately, and it's sold without warranty. It's flashy but it's basically junk."
Had Crichton's prediction been on track, by 2002 the New York Times should have been half-fossilized. But the newspaper's vital signs were so positive that its parent company commissioned a 1,046-foot Modernist tower, which now stands in Midtown Manhattan. Other trends predicted by Crichton in 1993 hadn't materialized in 2002, either. Customized news turned out to be harder to create than hypothesize; news consumers weren't switching to unfiltered sources such as C-SPAN; and the mainstream media weren't on anyone's endangered species list.
When I interviewed Crichton in 2002 about his failed predictions for Slate, he was anything but defensive.
"I assume that nobody can predict the future well. But in this particular case, I doubt I'm wrong; it's just too early," Crichton said via e-mail.
As we pass his prediction's 15-year anniversary, I've got to declare advantage Crichton. Rot afflicts the newspaper industry, which is shedding staff, circulation, and revenues. It's gotten so bad in newspaperville that some people want Google to buy the Times and run it as a charity! Evening news viewership continues to evaporate, and while the mass media aren't going extinct tomorrow, Crichton's original observations about the media future now ring more true than false. Ask any journalist.
So with white flag in hand, I approached Crichton to chat him up once more. Magnanimous in victory, he said he had often thought about our 2002 discussion and was happy to revisit it. (Read the uncut e-mail interview in this sidebar.)
Although Crichton still subscribes to the New York Times and Wall Street Journal, he dropped the Los Angeles Times a year ago—"with no discernable loss." He skims those two dailies but spends 95 percent of his "information-gathering time" on the Web.
He concedes with a shrug that the personalized infotopia he crystal-balled in 1993 has yet to arrive. When we talked in 2002, Crichton scoffed at the Web. Too slow. Its page metaphor, too limiting. Design, awful. Excessive hypertexting, too distracting. Noise-to-signal ratio, too high.
Today he's more positive about the medium. He notes with satisfaction that the Web has made it far easier for the inquisitive to find unmediated information, such as congressional hearings. It's much faster than it used to be, and more of its pages are professionally assembled. His general bitch is advertisements in the middle of stories, and he's irritated by animation and sounds in ads. "That, at least, can often be blocked by your browser," he says.
In 1993, Crichton predicted that future consumers would crave high-quality information instead of the junk they were being fed and that they'd be willing to pay for it. He's perplexed about that part of his prediction not panning out, but he has a few theories about why it hasn't.
"Senior scientists running labs don't read journals; they say the younger people will tell them about anything important that gets published—if they haven't heard about it beforehand anyway," he says. "So there may be other networks to transmit information, and it may be that 'media' was never as important as we who work in it imagine it was. That's an argument that says maybe nobody really needs a high-end service."
It will take a media visionary, he believes—somebody like Ted Turner—to create the high-quality information service he foresaw in his 1993 essay. In addition to building the service, the visionary will also have to convince news consumers that they need it.
Sounding like a press critic, Crichton criticizes much of the news fed to consumers as "repetitive, simplistic, and insulting" and produced on the cheap. Cable TV news is mostly "talking heads and food fights" and newspaper reporting mostly "rewritten press releases," he says.
Crichton suggests that readers and viewers could more objectively measure the quality of the news they consume by pulling themselves "out of the narcotizing flow of what passes for daily news." Look at a newspaper from last month or a news broadcast.
"Look at how many stories are unsourced or have unnamed sources. Look at how many stories are about what 'may' or 'might' or 'could' happen," he says. "Might and could means the story is speculation. Framing as I described means the story is opinion. And opinion is not factual content."
"The biggest change is that contemporary media has shifted from fact to opinion and speculation. You can watch cable news all day and never hear anything except questions like, 'How much will the Rev. Wright hurt Obama's chances?' 'Is Hillary now looking toward 2012?' 'How will McCain overcome the age argument?' These are questions for which there are endless answers. Contentious hosts on cable shows keep the arguments rolling," he says.
Crichton believes that we live in an age of conformity much more confining than the 1950s in which he grew up. Instead of showing news consumers how to approach controversy coolly and intelligently, the media partake of the zealotry and intolerance of many of the advocates they cover. He attributes the public's interest in Mike Huckabee, Ron Paul, and the Rev. Jeremiah Wright to its hunger for a wider range of viewpoints than the mass media provide.
He tosses out a basket of questions he'd like to see the press tackle, some of which I've seen covered. "What happened at Bear Stearns?" got major play this week, after Crichton answered my questions, in a Wall Street Journal series. And I know I've seen "How much of the current price of gas can be attributed to the weak dollar?" answered a couple of times but can't remember where. (Answer: a lot.) But such Crichton questions as "Why have hedge funds evaded government regulation?" and what specific lifestyle changes will every American have to make "to reduce CO2 emissions by 60 percent?" would be great assignments for news desks.
"I want a news service that tells me what no one knows but is true nonetheless," he says.
Me, too. What do you want? Send your requests to firstname.lastname@example.com. (E-mail may be quoted by name in "The Fray," Slate's readers' forum, in a future article, or elsewhere unless the writer stipulates otherwise. Permanent disclosure: Slate is owned by the Washington Post Co.) Track my errors: This hand-built RSS feed will ring every time Slate runs a "Press Box" correction. For e-mail notification of errors in this specific column, type the word mediasaurus in the subject head of an e-mail message and send it to email@example.com.


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Darryl Wiseman Flowers 20 ReviewsBrilliant corsage and presentation!
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Martinsburg VA Wins Sustainability Award
MARTINSBURG, W.Va.—The 577-bed Martinsburg VA Medical Center was awarded the 2009 VA Sustainability Achievement Award from the Department of Veterans Affairs. The Food and Nutrition staff was given the award for its Waste Watchers program, which reduces the department's waste. The Waste Watchers program focuses waste reduction efforts in three areas: source reduction, food donation and composting.
The first step in the program was to track how much waste was created. The staff manually weighed and tracked pre-consumer waste in April 2008. They found that about 1,500 pounds of pre-consumer food waste was created each week. In December 2009, an electronic tracking system was implemented to help track waste. Then the department started reducing waste at the source. "We started looking at better forecasting," said Annemarie Price, operations manager. "Unfortunately, there is going to be food waste. We have a patient cafeteria and we strive to offer options. We want the very last veteran to get the same selection as everybody else. This program has helped us look at food waste and reduce it."
The next step was composting pre-consumer waste, which began in May 2009. "After every meal in the cafeteria, we put any waste in biodegradable bags," Price said. "We store these bags in our freezers so that the local farmer who takes our compost only has to come twice a month for pick ups."
The third part of the program is donating leftover food to a local non-profit, Potomac Highlands Support Services, which has veteran housing on the hospital's campus. Leftover meals from the cafeteria are donated to the organization.
Since starting the Waste Watchers program, food waste has decreased by 80% to 300 pounds per week.


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NEW YORK (AP) — Pfizer says that a long-lasting version of its anti-seizure drug Lyrica failed to significantly decrease epilepsy symptoms when compared with placebo.
The company said Friday that a study of two doses of once-a-day pregabalin CR showed the pills were well tolerated, but did not meet the study's goal of decreasing seizure frequency. The company tracked patients' seizures for 28 days while taking the drug and compared that rate to an 8-week baseline period.
Pfizer said it will continue with two other studies evaluating the drug for fibromyalgia and post-herpetic neuralgia.
Lyrica is Pfizer's top-selling drug with sales of $1.04 billion in the most recent quarter. The regular formulation of the drug is approved to prevent seizures and pain associated with diabetes, shingles and fibromyalgia.
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Kentucky State Police are investigating an armed robbery Dec. 29 at a Crittenden consignment store.
A white male entered Too Good To Be Threw on Violet Road about 1:15 p.m., brandishing a weapon and demanding money from the cash register, according to police.
After taking the money, the suspect allegedly ordered the employee to the ground and exited the store.
The suspect, who remains at large, was last seen wearing blue jeans, a black hoodie and a bandanna covering part of his face.
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WAG Quilt Honours Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women and Girls
At 2pm, Saturday, April 12, the Winnipeg Art Gallery in partnership with the Province of Manitoba will unveil a quilt/blanket wall hanging created by the families of Manitoba's missing and murdered Aboriginal women and girls.
Blankets are traditionally given to grieving families as a symbol of community support, caring, and love in moments of mourning and loss. This quilt/blanket wall hanging gives the public a glimpse into families' trauma, pain, resiliency, and unconditional love for their honoured missing or murdered loved ones. It will be on view at the WAG until Sunday, April 13.
This event is held in conjunction with the WAG exhibition Off the Beaten Path: Women, Violence and Art, continuing until April 20.
The Winnipeg Art Gallery is a cultural advocate – a lens and forum – helping people see and experience more through art. Playing a vital role in the community, engaging and enriching people of all ages and backgrounds through art and culture, the Winnipeg Art Gallery thrives as a creative, innovative, and accessible place for learning, discovery, and inspiration.
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College Career Centers Get a Helping Hand
Looking for the career services office? Check with fundraising and alumni relations.
Facing a tough job market for new college grads, one in which relationships can matter more than résumés, a number of schools have been folding their career centers into their development offices, which are rich with data on alumni and parent networks.
Amherst College in Massachusetts made its move a couple of months ago. The change is meant to foster better relationships with graduates and parents who might influence hiring decisions at their companies or who can invite students to shadow them for a few days to learn about an industry. Career services staffers can also take advantage of the office's IT, communications and other operational infrastructure.
Most career services offices report up through the student affairs or student services branch of a school's administration. But the other segments of that department deal primarily with student health and safety, which take priority. "We didn't rise to the level of emergency," says Amherst Career Center Director Ursula Olender.
Her office pulled off a day-long mixer between about 50 students and alums at J.P. Morgan in April with just two months of planning, thanks to individual relationships that development officers had with some of those employees. On its own, Olender estimates, the career office would have taken about six months to organize the event.
A limited budget—under $70,000, excluding staff salaries—also restricts how much Olender's team can travel to meet with employers. Now, when fundraisers make the rounds, they throw in a pitch for career services connections, too.
The benefit goes both ways. With new-found knowledge from their career services counterparts, development officers can point to the need for new internship stipends, financial aid assistance that would allow students to take low-paying public service jobs and other specifics when soliciting funds.
Colgate University in Hamilton, N.Y., moved its career office in 2012, as did Massachusetts-based Williams College. Scripps College in Claremont, Calif., will make the move July 1.
The switch helped Colgate bring in more than $500,000 toward a $10 million goal this year to subsidize unpaid, low-paying or far-flung internships, according to Mike Sciola, who oversees career advancement, and the school is also raising money for a new career center office.
Sciola says students have more interaction with young alums now, which helps them imagine a "life they haven't yet lived." The student affairs department, where career services used to be situated, focused more on the lives students are presently living.
University of Chicago took a slightly different approach when restructuring its career-services reporting line two years ago. That school moved careers into "student advancement," which also includes admissions and enrollment management.
Career services officials already attended admissions events, discussing where the school's graduates go and how the school helped them get there. But the administration acknowledged that success isn't just about signing them up to attend.
"The university is being accountable for what's happening to students after graduation," says Meredith Daw, assistant vice president for enrollment and student advancement.
Now admissions officers connect with employers when they're dispatched around the country (and world) seeking prospective students, and first-year students are assigned career counselors even before they arrive for orientation.


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Etihad Stadium manager not happy with treatment his side receives from referees.
Check in to Manchester City vs Stoke City
Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini believes his side are being the victims of poor officiating, these claims come after Samir Nasri was sent off for a head-butt in the champions' 4-3 win at Norwich.
The Italian was unhappy with the decision of referee Mike Jones to show Nasri a red card following a clash of heads with Norwich defender Sebastien Bassong, who was only booked for his part in the first half incident at Carrow Road on Saturday.
Mancini has already been asked by the Football Association to explain comments after the 1-0 defeat at Sunderland on Wednesday that referee Kevin Friend "ate too much for Christmas".
City will appeal against Nasri's red card, which will otherwise result in a three-match ban, but whether the governing body will be impressed by Mancini's conspiracy theory claims remains to be seen.
"Both players came forward with their heads, so if you are going to send off one, then you have to send off both, not only Samir," he said.
"Samir said he touched his head, okay, but the other player has done the same.
"The linesman has a big responsibility also, because it was not a good decision, it is incredible.
"You want to send off both players? Then, OK, the referee was there, he saw everything. The linesman was behind the players, he could not see. We will appeal, sure."
Mancini admitted that Nasri had only himself to blame for reacting so angrily to Bassong's challenge a minute before the break, but he suggested City are treated with less leniency than other teams.
"I am disappointed with Samir, and he will pay his fine, but the decision was not correct," he added.
"Samir did a mistake, okay, but after why when the other player did the same thing, does he send off only one?
"But there are two rules for different teams, and I hate this in football and cannot accept this.
"In life, there is only one rule for everyone. This season, I have seen things which are not good.
"For the referees, this is the most easiest thing to do, but I do not want to talk about the referees too much, because I said last time that they had a big lunch for Christmas, and I don't know what will happen."
Edin Dzeko scored twice in the first four minutes before Anthony Pilkington pulled one back for Norwich after quarter of an hour with a free-kick that took a deflection off Gael Clichy.
Sergio Aguero put the 10 men 3-1 up five minutes into the second half and Dzeko saw his shot go in off a post and Norwich goalkeeper Mark Bunn after Russell Martin had pulled one back for the home side.
Defender Martin scored Norwich's third as well but the champions held out for the remaining 15 minutes to claim all three points.
Norwich manager Chris Hughton was also adamant that referee Jones had made a costly error, although it was a tackle by Vincent Kompany in the build-up to Dzeko's second goal that had attracted his wrath.
"I was very disappointed with their second goal," he said. "Not that I thought it was a booking but that type of challenge is always given as a foul these days – always.
"That was disappointing and for the sending off there was certainly a coming together of heads and certainly some movement from Nasri.
"Whether that was enough for a sending off, the referee obviously thought there was."
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This is a pie for Mikey. One of many today that will be baked by fellow food bloggers in support of one of our own. Last week Jennifer Perillo, the beautiful heart and soul behind In Jennie's Kitchen, lost her husband. In a desperately brave post [2] she invited everyone, bakers and non-bakers to make a peanut butter pie to share with those we love, in honor of her husband Mikey. Peanut Butter Pie was his favorite and I created this version in his honor. I hope you will make it, enjoy it with your loved ones and hold Jennifer and her family near to your hearts.
Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie – inspired by Jennie and Mikey [3]
Shortbread Crust:
2 sticks unsalted butter, room temperature, cut into tablespoons
1/2 cup heavy cream
3 1/4 cups unbleached all-purpose flour, scoop and sweep
1/4 cup sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 ounces Milk Chocolate, melted, for painting on the finished crust
8 ounces cream cheese, softened
1 cup smooth or chunky peanut butter
1 cup confectioners' sugar
1 – 14 ounce can sweetened condensed milk
3 tablespoons sour cream
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 teaspoon freshly squeezed lemon juice
4 ounces Milk Chocolate, melted and cooled to room temperature
1 cup whipped cream, whipped to stiff peaks
Chocolate ganache:
½ cup heavy whipping cream
4 ounces semisweet or bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped
Candied Peanuts:
1 cup raw blanched peanuts
¼ cup sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup heavy cream, whipped to stiff peaks for top of pie
To make the crust:
Preheat oven to 350°F
In a stand mixer cream the butter with the Paddle Attachment [4].
Until it is light and fluffy.
Whisk together the dry ingredients and add them to the butter, along with the cream, mixing on low speed just until they come together.
Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured surface.
Knead the dough for a few turns until it is smooth.
Form into two disks, wrap in plastic and refrigerate for an hour or overnight.
Remove the disk and allow it to warm up for about 15 minutes. Roll it out on a floured surface. I didn't let my dough warm long enough so it cracked around the edges, but honestly it won't make a bit of difference in the end, and I was in a bit of a hurry. Use a Bench Scraper [5] to make sure the dough isn't sticking to the surface and add more flour if it is.
Gently fold the dough over the rolling pin and use that to help lift the dough into the pie pan.
Drape the dough into a 12-Inch Pie Dish [6].
I used this beautiful fluted pie pan, so I kept the edges of the dough pretty simple. Feel free to add a more decorative edge to yours.
Line the dough with foil and then fill with pie weights (or beans).
Bake the crust for about 25 minutes, then remove the foil and beans. The dough will still look a bit wet on the bottom, but set and dry on the edges. Return the crust to the oven and bake for another 10-15 minutes, until it is golden.
Allow the crust to cool completely.
Paint with the melted Milk Chocolate. Chill the crust to set the chocolate for about 10 minutes.
To make the filling:
Beat the cream cheese in a stand mixer on medium speed using the paddle attachment, until it is light and fluffy. Add the peanut butter and confectioners' sugar; continue beating on low speed for about 1 minute. Add the condensed milk, sour cream, vanilla and lemon juice, mix until smooth. Add the melted and cooled milk chocolate and mix until evenly distributed. Fold in half the whipped cream to lighten the batter, and then fold in the remaining cream until it is evenly distributed.
Pour into the chilled crusts. Place the pies into the refrigerator to chill uncovered for about an hour.
To make the chocolate ganache:
In a small saucepot heat the heavy cream on low to a gentle simmer. Turn off the heat and add the chopped chocolate, swirl together gently and then let it sit for one minute. Gently whisk until smooth. Allow to cool slightly, spoon the ganache over the chilled peanut butter filling. Return the pies to the refrigerator to chill for another hour.
To make the candied peanuts:
In a large skillet mix together the raw peanuts, sugar and salt.
Cook over medium-low heat until the sugar begins to melt and the nuts start to toast slightly, stirring constantly. Once the sugar starts to melt, turn the heat to low and cook until the nuts are lightly caramelized.
The mixture may smoke a little, as they get darker.
Pour the nuts onto a Silicone Baking [7]Mat to cool. Once they are cool, you can chop them into small pieces or leave them whole.
Once the pies are thoroughly chilled (about 2 hours or overnight) top with the whipped cream and candied peanuts.
I made enough pies to share with my neighbors, my parents, my brother, my girlfriend and of course, my boys and my husband. Please consider making one in honor of Mikey. You can also tweet about your pie using #pieforMikey and Jennifer will know that we are all thinking about her and her family!
Here is a version I just posted on the Cooking Channel [8] using an Oreo crust in individual pie plates.


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WorldStart, always wanting to bring you the latest and greatest tech information, recorded a 2 hour Windows 8 upgrade walk-through video of one of our Intel I5 series laptops. However, when the upgrade was finished I found an interesting bug in Windows 8 which rendered the PC virtually useless.
The below screen is what we saw once I typed my password into Windows and clicked sign in.
Currently the Intel HD graphics built into the Intel I3, I5 and I7 series processors (and included with most mainstream laptops in the last two years) produce a black screen after Windows 8 installed due to a bug with older driver software and Windows 8. In our case, this black screen required a driver and a bios update to get Windows 8 working. It's important before upgrading that you check for any relevant driver, bios or software updates before proceeding with the upgrade.
Some reports indicate that you can work around this problem (if you have a dedicated graphics card) by disabling the Intel HD graphics in the bios of your computer or booting into safe mode and disabling the Intel HD graphics. This may be a bigger problem than you think, though, because Windows 8 has disabled the traditional safe mode by clicking F8 during boot up, and only rarely does holding down Shift + F8 (the new method) get you into the recovery mode – allowing for the advanced start-up menu to access safe mode.
If you've already run into this problem, the best solution I've found is to click the shut down button at the login screen and hold down the shift button as you click reset. This will bring up the troubleshooting menu and you can select Advanced Settings then Start Up Settings, making it so when your computer reboots you will be able to press 5 for safe mode with networking and install the drivers necessary to fix this problem.


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Lenna Faye Knowles
Lenna Faye Knowles, 83, of Malvern passed away Sunday February 24, 2013.
Lenna Faye was born July 27, 1929 in Willow, AR to Leonard and Mable (Nantze) Bane.
Faye was a very caring and nurturing woman that deeply loved her daughter, grandchildren and her siblings. Her hobbies included collecting family photographs, gardening, canning, quilting, planting and caring for her flowers, and she prided herself in her cooking. Faye will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.
Faye is predeceased by her parents; her husband George Henry Knowles; one grandson William (Bo) Vance Teets Jr.; one great-grandson Dawson Ray Buffington; and two sister-in-laws: Hazel Bane and Joy L. Bane.
Faye is survived by one daughter Reba (Kelly) Eakley of Malvern, AR; three brothers: Thomas L. Bane of Lono, AR, James C. (Anita) Bane of Malvern, AR, and Billy W. (Sadie) Bane of Rolla, AR; two sisters: Bonnie J. (Charles) Fite of Malvern, AR, and Phyllis K. (Jan) Hill of Malvern, AR; two grandchildren: Amanda Faye (Daniel) Buffington of Hope, AR, and Stephanie Georgane Teets of Hope, AR; and two great-grandchildren: Autumn Taylor and Madison Rae Buffington.
Visitation was held on Tuesday, February 26, 2013 from 6:00 until 8:00 PM at Atkinson Chapel. Funeral services were held on Wednesday February 27, 2013 at 10:00 AM at Atkinson Chapel with Brother Eric Fisher officiating. Interment was at Black Springs Cemetery in Norman, AR.
Pallbearers were Robin Eakley, Michael Bane, Dewayne Bane, Jason P. Hill, Scott Wright, and Jacob Kitchens. Honorary pallbearer was Danny Bane.
Arrangements were entrusted to Atkinson Funeral Home of Malvern, AR. Guests may register at www.atkinsonfuneralhome.net.


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Chicago, IL (PRWEB) June 06, 2014
Niles, Michigan Ford-Lincoln auto dealer, Campbell Ford Lincoln is not like most auto dealers. Instead of paying for expensive TV commercials that often drive car-buying traffic into their competitors' stores, Campbell Ford Lincoln has made an investment in their existing customer-base by hiring VASS Customer Testimonial Pages to showcase their customers by capturing a photo and written testimonial at time of delivery, and then posting these Customer Testimonial Pages on various car buyer reviews websites, along with automated postings to multiple domains, blogs, Facebook and Twitter. The system, developed by Avidea LLC is named VASS Customer Testimonial Pages, and it allows auto and motorcycle dealers to gain incredible advantages over their competition by saturating the internet and social media sites with real customer photos, reviews and testimonials.
VASS Customer Testimonial Pages work like this:
Each time Campbell Ford Lincoln sells a new or used vehicle, they pick up their iPad and open the VASS Pages application. While interacting with their customer, they gather comments, testimonials and photos. A button is clicked, and the VASS Pages system goes into action. Within seconds, a stand-alone web page is created for the customer, which is hosted on one of 15 specialty domains related to car buyers, reviews and testimonials. Each of these domains has a very high traffic rate, making indexing of all customer pages almost immediate. Then, the VASS Pages system automatically promotes the Customer Page by posting it into multiple blogs, multiple social networks and accounts (Multiple Facebook and Twitter accounts), along with rewarding the customer for sharing their Customer Page with friends, family and coworkers in their social networks and circles.
The result, is Campbell Ford Lincoln's many hundreds of Customer Pages begin showing up on page-one Google whenever people in the Niles, Michigan and surrounding areas search for Ford and/or Lincoln vehicles, vehicle reviews, and of course, testimonials and ratings from those who've already purchased a new or used Ford or Lincoln vehicle.
What's really interesting is what happens when Campbell Ford Lincoln's competitor spends big ad dollars on newspaper ads and television commercials: Today's car buyer tends to go to the Internet to do additional research. In doing so, they then come into contact with Campbell Ford Lincoln's VASS Customer Testimonial Pages, taking customers away from their competitor.
Knowing this competitive edge cannot be given to competing stores in any one market, VASS Customer Pages licenses their automotive marketing system to only one of each brand in each market, ensuring every one of their clients that they are in fact the "one and only" brand in their market to have this competitive advantage.
"VASS Customer Pages has an easy job with Campbell Ford Lincoln. All we have to do is broadcast their excellent customer service and high customer satisfaction to the masses in their market using our proprietary systems. The rest, is simply watching them gain new customers, and take market-share from their competition.
- Campbell Ford Lincoln receives excellent "organic" Google placement
- Customers are given the opportunity to voice their opinions, testimonials, ratings and concerns.
- Future car-buyers in the Niles, Michigan and surrounding areas, get a peek at what buying from Campbell Ford Lincoln is like. All, from the viewpoint of the many customers who've already trusted them with their business.
Everyone wins. We're glad to have the Campbell Ford Lincoln dealerships in the VASS Pages Automotive Marketing System family." according to Drew Bourke - President of VASS Pages.
About VASS Automotive Customer Testimonial Pages:
VASS Automotive Customer Testimonial Pages was developed by Avidea LLC in 2012. Avidea LLC has been providing software solutions to the automotive industry since 1998. Part software as a service (SAAS), part marketing and advertising, VASS Pages generates and hosts a Customer Testimonial Web Page for its automotive and motorcycle dealership clients every time they sell a new or preowned vehicle. The VASS system then notifies the customer, salesperson and additional dealer staff via email and generates social sharing links for easy sharing of the customer pages in Facebook, Google Plus, Pinterest and Twitter. VASS's own publicity firm, Starmaker PR Group, then promotes every page by posting them to multiple blogs, Twitter, Facebook, and other social media platforms. As a result, the customer pages typically appear in "organic" search results in Google's page-one space when phrases like "Buy Ford Focus" or Ford Escape Reviews" are entered by car shoppers in any of the VASS Customer Pages markets.
"Each time one of our pages shows up, we have effectively given our client 10% of Google's organic real estate. Having only ten positions in Google's organic search page, we effectively knock at least one of their competitor's off the page. Page-one Google organic placement is priceless to any automotive or motorcycle dealer. We give them an edge they simply can't buy elsewhere. In turn, when their competitor spends advertising money, most consumers will eventually wind up searching for vehicles on the internet. In most any VASS Pages market, they will probably see at least one of our client's many customer pages. This allows our clientele to save a lot of money on advertising, and dominate in their region," according to Mr. Bourke.
Each VASS customer testimonial web page is a third-party website in and of itself, featuring most every facet of a dealership and all of its departments, with heavy emphasis on the photo and testimonial of the customers who buy vehicles from them. Each customer testimonial web page may include:
- SEO-maximised text, photos and videos
- Videos of featured cars and trucks
- Photos and testimonials from actual customers
- Personal video greetings from the dealership's staff
- Salesperson featured area with bio, phone, photo, video greeting and contact form
- Discount voucher, utilizing both salesperson and referring customer names
- Photos of the facility, staff, awards, accolades, etc.
- Interactive Google map
- New car sales & leasing specials, coupons, vouchers & videos
- Service coupons and discounts
- Hyperlinks and phone numbers to all departments
The VASS Pages Automotive and Motorcycle Marketing System has become so effective, it was recently approved by Harley-Davidson Corporate for use by all of their dealerships.
Automotive and motorcycle dealers interested in increasing sales by boosting their online presence through the use of Customer Testimonial Web Pages, automatic social media sharing, off-page SEO and online publicity, may contact VASS Pages by calling their toll-free number at 888-542-0844, or by visiting their website at http://www.VassPages.com.


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Executive Council to mull $1m in grants to fight opioid crisisBy DAVE SOLOMON
State House Bureau
August 22. 2017 12:49AM
CONCORD — Nearly $1 million in state grants to fight opioid addiction will go before the Executive Council for approval on Wednesday, including $200,000 for Serenity Place in Manchester and $200,000 for Harbor Homes in Nashua to keep the Safe Station programs operating in the state's two largest cities.
The Department of Health and Human Services will ask the Executive Council on Wednesday to approve no-bid contracts with the two recovery services, retroactive to June 30.
"This request is retroactive and sole source because this service is a critical component of the Safe Station programs," according to Katja Fox, director of the Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Services. "Funds in this agreement will be used to provide temporary crisis respite shelter care to individuals in crisis who are receiving services through the Manchester and Nashua Safe Stations programs."
The Safe Station program, pioneered in Manchester, has proven to be an effective way to reach people struggling with addiction and get them into treatment. All fire stations in both cities are open to anyone suffering from substance abuse disorders at any time of the day or night, where firefighters are trained in how to respond to various situations.
In many cases, the individuals who come to the fire stations for help are homeless, according to Fox, which is where organizations like Serenity Place and Harbor Homes come in.
"Respite shelter services provide clients with a temporary, safe, substance-free environment, while they stabilize and receive treatment services," writes Fox in her funding request. "In addition, these services help clients to identify more permanent, safe housing options."
The previous respite shelter provider in Manchester, Helping Hands Ministries on Lowell Street, recently notified DHHS that it would no longer be able to provide the respite shelter beds after June 30.
Serenity Place, affiliated with the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, agreed to take over the respite shelter services in Manchester as of July 1. In Nashua, Harbor Homes will begin to provide respite shelter, if the funding is approved.
The funding request includes the latest statistics on the effectiveness of the Safe Station programs. Between May 2016 and April 2017, there were 1,529 visitors to fire stations in Manchester seeking help with addiction, many of whom were temporarily housed in respite shelter.
In Nashua, from November 2016 to June 2017, 406 individuals sought treatment at a fire station.
"Since its inception, there have been no known overdose fatalities in clients who have entered into services through the Nashua Safe Stations program," writes Fox.
"There was also a 13 percent reduction in overdose-related visits to the Southern New Hampshire Hospital emergency room during the same period."
The council will also be asked to approve the following grants related to addiction prevention and treatment:
• Boys and Girls Club of Greater Salem, $220,000, for substance abuse prevention services to youth and their parents or caregivers;
• North Country Education Services Agency, Gorham, $175,000, for substance abuse prevention services to youth and their parents or caregivers;
• Farnum Center, Manchester, $200,000, for substance use disorder intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization services in Manchester and Franklin.
Money for the grants comes from the Governor's Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, which in the current fiscal year receives 3.4 percent of the profits from the New Hampshire Liquor Commission.


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HOUSTON --Former President George H.W. Bush remains in stable condition more than two weeks after entering a Houston hospital for treatment of a bronchitis-related cough.
Methodist Hospital spokesman George Kovacik (koh-VAH'-chik) said Saturday the 88-year-old Bush continues to improve, but doctors are being cautious with his care.
Kovacik says physicians have provided no timeline for when the 41st president will be discharged. Bush was admitted to the hospital the day after Thanksgiving. He had a weeklong stay for the same illness earlier in November.
Bush and his wife, Barbara, divide their time between their residences in Houston and Kennebunkport, Maine.


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The valley is dominated by the large Liriodendron tulipifera, sixty-five-foot-tall trees that produce yellow flowers similar to tulips. Along the trunks of these trees (as well as on the tree ferns). Small baskets for aerial plants (Epiphytes) such as orchids, ferns, tillandsias and other bromeliads, hang from their trunks.


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