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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 =========================================================================== AUSCERT External Security Bulletin Redistribution ESB-2018.1557 Security Bulletin: Multiple security vulnerabilities have been identified in GSKit shipped with IBM ClearQuest (CVE-2016-0702, CVE-2018-1447, CVE-2018-1427, CVE-2016-0705) 23 May 2018 =========================================================================== AusCERT Security Bulletin Summary --------------------------------- Product: IBM ClearQuest Publisher: IBM Operating System: AIX Linux variants Solaris Windows Impact/Access: Access Privileged Data -- Existing Account Denial of Service -- Remote/Unauthenticated Reduced Security -- Existing Account Resolution: Patch/Upgrade CVE Names: CVE-2018-1447 CVE-2018-1427 CVE-2016-0705 CVE-2016-0702 Reference: ASB-2017.0219 ESB-2018.1498 ESB-2018.1310 ESB-2018.1050 Original Bulletin: http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg22015400 - --------------------------BEGIN INCLUDED TEXT-------------------- Security Bulletin: Multiple security vulnerabilities have been identified in GSKit shipped with IBM ClearQuest (CVE-2016-0702, CVE-2018-1447, CVE-2018-1427, CVE-2016-0705) CVE-2016-0702; CVE-2018-1447; CVE-2018-1427; CVE-2016-0705 Document information More support for: Rational ClearQuest Software version: 8.0, 126.96.36.199, 126.96.36.199, 18.104.22.168, 126.96.36.199, 126.96.36.199, 22.214.171.124, 188.8.131.52, 188.8.131.52, 220.127.116.11, 184.108.40.206, 126.96.36.199, 126.96.36.199, 126.96.36.199, 126.96.36.199, 22.214.171.124, 126.96.36.199, 188.8.131.52, 18.104.22.168, 184.108.40.206, 220.127.116.11, 188.8.131.52, 8.0.1, 126.96.36.199, 220.127.116.11, 18.104.22.168, 184.108.40.206, 184.108.40.206, 22.214.171.124, 184.108.40.206, 126.96.36.199, 188.8.131.52, 126.96.36.199, 188.8.131.52, 184.108.40.206, 220.127.116.11, 18.104.22.168, 220.127.116.11, 18.104.22.168, 9.0, 18.104.22.168, 188.8.131.52, 126.96.36.199, 22.214.171.124, 22.214.171.124, 184.108.40.206, 9.0.1, 184.108.40.206, 18.104.22.168 Operating system(s): AIX, Linux, Solaris, Windows Reference #: 2015400 Modified date: 21 May 2018 Summary Vulnerabilities have been addressed in the GSKit component of IBM Rational ClearQuest. Vulnerability Details CVEID: CVE-2016-0702 DESCRIPTION: OpenSSL could allow a local attacker to obtain sensitive information, caused by a side-channel attack against a system based on the Intel Sandy-Bridge microarchitecture. An attacker could exploit this vulnerability to recover RSA keys. CVSS Base Score: 2.9 CVSS Temporal Score: See https://exchange.xforce.ibmcloud.com/vulnerabilities/ 111144 for the current score CVSS Environmental Score*: Undefined CVSS Vector: (CVSS:3.0/AV:L/AC:H/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:L/I:N/A:N) CVEID: CVE-2018-1447 DESCRIPTION: The GSKit CMS KDB logic fails to salt the hash function resulting in weaker than expected protection of passwords. A weak password may be recovered. Note: After update the customer should change password to ensure the new password is stored more securely. Products should encourage customers to take this step as a high priority action. CVSS Base Score: 5.1 CVSS Temporal Score: See https://exchange.xforce.ibmcloud.com/vulnerabilities/ 139972 for the current score CVSS Environmental Score*: Undefined CVSS Vector: (CVSS:3.0/AV:L/AC:H/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:H/I:N/A:N) CVEID: CVE-2018-1427 DESCRIPTION:IBM GSKit contains several environment variables that a local attacker could overflow and cause a denial of service. CVSS Base Score: 6.2 CVSS Temporal Score: See https://exchange.xforce.ibmcloud.com/vulnerabilities/ 139072 for the current score CVSS Environmental Score*: Undefined CVSS Vector: (CVSS:3.0/AV:L/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:N/I:N/A:H) CVEID: CVE-2016-0705 DESCRIPTION:OpenSSL is vulnerable to a denial of service, caused by a double-free error when parsing DSA private keys. An attacker could exploit this vulnerability to corrupt memory and cause a denial of service. CVSS Base Score: 3.7 CVSS Temporal Score: See https://exchange.xforce.ibmcloud.com/vulnerabilities/ 111140 for the current score CVSS Environmental Score*: Undefined CVSS Vector: (CVSS:3.0/AV:N/AC:H/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:N/I:N/A:L) Affected Products and Versions +--------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ | ClearQuest version | Status | +--------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ | 8.0 through 220.127.116.11 | Affected | | 8.0.1 through 18.104.22.168 | | | 9.0 through 184.108.40.206 | | | 9.0.1 through 18.104.22.168 | | +--------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ +--------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ | ClearQuest CM Server release | Status | +--------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ | 8.0 through 184.108.40.206 | Affected | | 8.0.1 through 184.108.40.206 | | | 9.0 through 22.214.171.124 | | | 9.0.1 through 126.96.36.199 | | +--------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ ClearQuest CM Server: All platforms of the indicated releases. You are vulnerable if you configure Rational ClearQuest to use LDAP authentication with secure sockets connections. Remediation/Fixes Note: After applying the fixes as noted below, please refer to this document http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/httpserv/ihsdiag/restash.html for information concerning password re-stashing. It is advised that you re-stash your password due to CVE-2018-1447 after you apply the fixes. The solution is to upgrade to a newer fix pack or release of ClearQuest, and to apply fixes for IBM HTTP Server (IHS). +--------------------+-------------------------------------------------------+ | Affected Versions | Fixes | +--------------------+-------------------------------------------------------+ | 9.0.1 through |Install Rational ClearQuest Fix Pack 3 (188.8.131.52) for | | 188.8.131.52 |9.0.1 | |9.0 through 184.108.40.206 | | +--------------------+-------------------------------------------------------+ | 8.0.1 through |Install Rational ClearQuest Fix Pack 17 (18.104.22.168) for | | 126.96.36.199 |8.0.1 | |8.0 through 18.104.22.168| | +--------------------+-------------------------------------------------------+ ClearQuest CM Server: Apply an IHS fix for the issue: 1. Determine the IHS version used by your ClearQuest CM server. Navigate to the IBM HTTP Server installation directory (typically /opt/ibm/HTTPServer or C:\Program Files (x86)\IBM\HTTPServer), then execute the script: bin/ versionInfo.sh (UNIX) or bin\versionInfo.bat (Windows). The output includes a section "IBM HTTP Server for WebSphere Application Server". Make note of the version listed in this section. 2. Review the following IHS security bulletin for the available fixes: Security Bulletin: Multiple vulnerabilities GSKit bundled with IBM HTTP Server. Note: there may be newer security fixes for IBM HTTP Server. Follow the link above (in the section "Get Notified about Future Security Bulletins") to subscribe to WebSphere product support alerts for additional security fixes. 3. Apply the relevant fixes to your IBM HTTP Server installation used on your ClearQuest CM server host. No ClearQuest-specific steps are necessary For 7.0, 7.1, 8.0, and earlier releases, IBM recommends upgrading to a fixed, supported version/release/platform of the product. Workarounds and Mitigations None Get Notified about Future Security Bulletins Subscribe to My Notifications to be notified of important product support alerts like this. References Complete CVSS v3 Guide On-line Calculator v3 Related information IBM Secure Engineering Web Portal IBM Product Security Incident Response Blog Change History 30 April 2018: Original version published 21 May 2018: Updated Affected Products and Remediation/Fixes for an IHS fix and password re-stashing due to CVE-2018-1447 *The CVSS Environment Score is customer environment specific and will ultimately impact the Overall CVSS Score. Customers can evaluate the impact of this vulnerability in their environments by accessing the links in the Reference section of this Security Bulletin. 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Centre County may have only gotten up to an inch of snow in some areas on Saturday, according to the National Weather Service in State College, but the ice caused what meteorologists called "dangerous" conditions.
NWS lead meteorologist Greg DeVoir said driving conditions on ice are more hazardous than in snow.
"Ice has been a big problem for transportation," he said. "The sleet and freezing rain on untreated roads is dangerous."
Northern Blair and Huntingdon counties, and nearly all of Centre County, got about an inch of snow overnight Friday and into Saturday, before it turn into a mix of sleet and freezing rain through the morning and afternoon Saturday.
DeVoir said temperatures most of Saturday hovered around freezing.
The slick weather conditions attributed to at least one report of a vehicle crash in the Centre Region.
State College police Sgt. Todd Scholton said a one-vehicle crash was reported about 8 a.m. on the 1200 block of University Drive.
Scholton said the vehicle was headed northbound when the driver lost control of the vehicle and ended up on the side of the road.
Temperatures are expected to climb overnight Saturday and into Sunday due to a "southern flow," DeVoir said, but the morning rain is expected to turn back into snow by late Sunday afternoon.
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Ironically, he's only got $50 left before it's entirely paid off. Hurrah? ;) The loose plan is that we'll get it checked out, and if the problem is of enough magnitude that it's not worth us fixing it, we'll sell it for scraps and buy a new car between us - which will be our first seriously co-owned bit of property (does the Wii count?). So I'll probably try to talk Robbie into coming down for the day one weekend, as he was always good at finding Cars That Last for no more than a couple of thousand dollars. (Which reminds me - I caught up with Rob recently, he's doing well and we had a great time!). Or we could possibly take Joe's dad with us, he's awesome with mechanical stuff.
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CINCINNATI – A red long-sleeve top with No. 24 stitched on the sleeve hung in the Phillies clubhouse Friday afternoon, and Roman Quinn, after yet another injury, was back in the major leagues.
Quinn had been thinking about this moment as he spent day after day over the last two months in the Florida heat rehabbing his hand injury. Gabe Kapler had been thinking about this moment and how he would best utilize Quinn ever since he was hired to be the manager. The moment, for Quinn and Kapler, has arrived.
"I think it's fair to say that nobody has a weapon like this off the bench. I think he's a fairly unique commodity in baseball," Kapler said. "I'm not sure there is a bench option like Roman Quinn. Because he's an 80 runner, so there's really no one who's a whole lot faster, if there are those who are faster. He switch-hits, he plays the infield, he plays the outfield. He's a pretty unique weapon."
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Referrals to Amethyst Treatment Programs for Women: 614-242-1284
Media Inquiries: Gloria Iannucci, Senior Director of Communications
614-252-8402, ext. 319
Volunteer Opportunities and Internships: Margaret "Molly" Seguin
614-252-8402, ext. 337
Alvis is a human services agency with 3 service lines: 1) Individuals with behavioral health/substance abuse treatment needs & their families 2) Individuals & families with justice involvement 3) Individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities. Amethyst, a recovery program of Alvis, provides treatment services for women. We believe a person's potential is more important than their past. Amethyst, Recovery Choices and CHAT are Alvis' behavioral health treatment programs. Amethyst provides individualized services for women & their families, including intensive outpatient treatment for addiction, traditional outpatient treatment, supportive housing, medical services, mental health and trauma. Recovery Choices is a comprehensive treatment program specializing in working with individuals with co-occurring behavioral health treatment needs & justice involvement. CHAT serves women referred by CATCH Court who are recovering from human trafficking involvement.
Address: 455 East Mound Street Columbus, Ohio 43215
Fax: 614-242-1285
Founded in 1984, Amethyst provides gender responsive treatment for women struggling with addiction. Amethyst, now a recovery program of Alvis, has been committed to providing a safe, stable environment in which recovering drug and alcohol dependent women, and women with families, can work toward and maintain sobriety.
Amethyst offers a wide spectrum of individualized services for clients and their families, including intensive outpatient treatment for addiction;
traditional outpatient treatment; supportive housing; medical services; mental health and trauma treatment; family services; and job readiness
and placement.
The Amethyst treatment model allows families to become part of a living, healing community. Women leave Amethyst as healthy, productive citizens who work, further their education, raise children, buy homes and experience the joys that recovery can bring.
Address: 5665 Hoover Road Grove City, Ohio 43123
The Buckeye Ranch provides a comprehensive continuum of mental health care for children, adolescents and families. Services include open residential, secure/intensive residential, treatment foster care, equestrian and small-animal therapy, intensive in-home counseling and case management services, outpatient office-based therapy, partial hospitalization and prevention education, and substance abuse treatment for adolescents.
Address: 3776 S. High Street Columbus, OH 43207
Fax: 614-645-3884
The Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging (COAAA) plans, funds, and delivers services that help older adults and individuals with disabilities remain safe and independent in their homes. With the assistance of area providers, COAAA arranges and coordinates services to help individuals with daily living such as homemaking, transportation, home delivered meals, and personal care. COAAA offers education and resources to caregivers, professionals, and the public and advocates for programs and policies that benefit older adults and individuals with disabilities. COAAA manages services for 10,000 people and funds services for another 20,000 older adults in eight counties: Delaware, Fairfield, Fayette, Franklin, Licking, Madison, Pickaway, and Union.
Address: 240 Parsons Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43215
Fax: 614-645-7633
Phone: 614-645-7041 (TTY)
Treatment Serevices: Debbie Helldoerfer email@example.com
Prevention Services: Tami Langen firstname.lastname@example.com
614-724-2024 or 614-645-1342
Harm Reduction Services: Melissa Green email@example.com
Emergency on-call: (614) 645-7417
Columbus Public Health (CPH) protects the health and improves the lives of nearly 1 million residents through 40+ programs, while addressing public health challenges such as opiates, violence, health disparities and infant mortality. CPH is a nationally accredited leader that identifies health priorities, mobilizes resources and ensures the conditions in which ALL residents can be healthy. Columbus Public Health's Alcohol & Drug Services (ADS) program works to reduce alcohol and other drug abuse, addiction and related problems by focusing on prevention, intervention and treatment, and harm reduction services to those impacted by substance use. Treatment programs include walk in assessments and gender specific, intensive outpatient treatment groups. Prevention services include support and education groups for children and young adults to build coping and resiliency skills. Harm Reduction services include consultation, referrals, STI/HIV education, and confidential testing.
Address: 788 Mt. Vernon Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43203
Fax: 614-257-6327
The Columbus Urban League remains steadfast in our commitment to create hope and opportunity for the nearly 7,000 African American and disadvantaged urban families we touch every year. Our mission is to empower disenfranchised groups through economic, educational and social progress. We are committed to being the preferred provider to our families, communities and stakeholders. Our agency proudly offers an authentic, integrated system of services that work to strengthen families, overcome barriers and achieve economic mobility, foster entrepreneurship, construct on-ramps to wealth creation through smart financial practices and teach children critical academic and life skills. These services are offered through 21 different programs across every neighborhood in Columbus and Franklin county.
Address: 2323 West Fifth Avenue, Suite 160 Columbus, Ohio 43204
Greg Jefferson, CEO/President
John Dawson, COO/VP
Through innovative programs and positive relationships, CND empowers individuals to achieve their potential. Our primary purpose is to provide substance abuse prevention education, violence intervention and adult addiction treatment in Franklin County. We have been serving youth and families in Franklin County since 1989.
For addiction treatment (ages 18+) we have intensive outpatient, non-intensive outpatient and medication assisted treatment programs, which includes: individual counseling, group counseling, substance abuse education, crisis intervention, case management, anger management, mental health education, family counseling, life skills education, assessment and urinalysis. For youth ages 5-18, we offer an evidence-based prevention curriculum along with a unique focus on academic support, leadership training, and mentoring. We have over 10 programs in place at three locations serving Franklin County.
Address: 1680 Watermark Drive Columbus, Ohio 43215
Fax: 614-487-0405
Community Housing Network develops, owns and manages permanent supportive housing for people challenged with mental health conditions, addiction disorders and histories of homelessness in Central Ohio. By collaborating with partners to provide linkages to supportive services, CHN expands opportunities for its residents to successfully maintain housing stability. CHN's 24/7 Supportive Housing provides linkages to services and on-site monitoring 24 hours a day, seven days a week for individuals with compounding disabilities. Service-Enriched Housing provides on-site resident management and linkages to social, health and employment services. CHN's Independent Housing provides affordable housing through rent subsidies for low-income persons with compounding special needs, and is also linked to support services. Success is measured by length of stay in housing, positive exits from housing, use of supportive services, as needed, and increased income.
Address: 547 East Eleventh Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43211
Fax: 614-291-0118
CompDrug is an opiate treatment provider whose mission is to provide a fully responsive range of services to assist in the prevention, treatment, recovery, and wellness of those affected by the disease of addiction. Treatment includes medication assisted treatment (MAT) using methadone, bupenorphrine, and vivitrol with outpatient and intensive outpatient counseling in a individual and group setting. The following techniques are used in counseling: trauma-informed care, CBT, EMDR, and animal assisted therapy, among others. CompDrug also provides specific programming for pregnant women and patients entering treatment from the criminal justice system. Other services include Narcan dissemination, MAT 101 education, HIV Early Intervention, and Senior Medication Management and youth prevention – www.youthtoyouth.net
Address: 700 Brooksedge Boulevard Westerville, Ohio 43081
Fax: 614-882-3401
Annually, Concord helps over 4,000 friends, co-workers, neighbors, and family members improve their emotional health so they can successfully deal with the challenges we all face and live more successful lives. Concord is a not-for-profit community mental health organization serving our community for over 46 years. We believe and live our mission of Instilling Hope and and Serving with Heart. Concord's programs include Prevention Services in schools to help keep children in school, Outpatient Counseling for all ages to help adults, families and the elderly live fulfilling lives and reach their full potential; Special Services to the Elderly and for people who suffer from Severe Mental Illness so that both groups can live safely and independently; and services for Substance Abuse including both Outpatient Counseling and our Intensive Outpatient Program to help our neighbors who are overcoming addictions. We are proud to say that our programs save our neighbors and family's lives.
Address: 1515 Indianola Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43201
Fax: 614-294-3247
Other Locations Include:
Ohio Avenue Youth Center
657 South Ohio Avenue, Columbus 43205, 614-258-8043
Crittenton Youth Center
3840 Kimberly Parkway North, Columbus 43232, 614-694-0203
East Office
3616 East Main Street, Columbus 43213, 614-251-0103
Directions for Youth & Families (DFYF) provides mental and behavioral health services to youth and families in central Ohio. DFYF is a resiliency-oriented and trauma-informed agency, whose mission is to build and inspire hope, healing, and resilience for youth, families, and communities through counseling and education. Clinical Counseling Services are provided by over 70 licensed counselors and social workers through outreach services in client's homes, schools and other community settings. Educational Services include Ready Set Grow, an in-home kindergarten readiness program, and Positive Paths Parenting program providing instruction working to strengthen and improve family functioning. After-School/Summer programs provide a safe, fun, and educational environment offering homework help, computer lab, leadership development, recreation/fitness, life skills education groups, art, dance, and music programming.
Address: 3040 Riverside Drive Suite 215 Columbus, Ohio 43221
Franklin County LOSS exists to be an instillation of hope to those bereaved by suicide, empowering them so they can thrive. We support and equip survivors so they can integrate their loss into their lives, standing together as a connected community for suicide postvention. Franklin County LOSS provides suicide grief support in Columbus, Ohio.
Survivor Companion Program – LOSS introduces survivors to other trained survivors who may be a little further along in their grief journey.
Events – LOSS hosts and partners with other community organizers to host Remembrance events and the International Survivor Day.
Education – We offer Postvention Education presentations and training classes that can be customized by audience.
First Responder Program – A LOSS Team is made up of trained volunteers who go to the scene of a suicide to provide support and resources.
Address: 1105 Schrock Road Suite 100 Columbus, Ohio 43229
Fax: 614-224-6866
24/7 Information and Referral: 2-1-1 or 614-221-2255
Foodline: 614-341-2282 or Text: 614-702-7772
Homeless Hotline: 1-888-4-SHELTR
Resource Guides: firstname.lastname@example.com
Volunteer Opportunities: volunteercentralohio.org
HandsOn Central Ohio is Franklin County's 2-1-1 comprehensive information and referral line, connecting individuals and families to various services and basic human needs. 2-1-1 connects individuals and families to community resources they need to thrive, supporting their basic needs 24/7/365.
Address: 760 E Broad Street Columbus, Ohio 43205
Heartland High School is the first recovery high school in the state of Ohio. HHS is located downtown Columbus, on Broad Street. The school aims to provide a recovery-centered education while creating a sense of belonging, self-confidence, and purpose among its students. The student population consists of 9-12th grade students that have been diagnosed with a Substance Use Disorder or are struggling with substance dependency.
Heartland High School is a non-profit organization comprised of a Board of Directors, a Head of School (Executive Director), Educational Consultant, and a Student Engagement Coordinator who is also a certified peer support coach. Heartland will soon employee additional teachers to round out its staff.
Address: 825 Dennison Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43215
Adult Residential Program – Extended residential treatment for men who are dependent on alcohol or drugs. Provides adult males with structured treatment for alcohol and drug dependency for six months.
614-291-4691 ext. 322
Stevens House 90-Day Men's Residential Vivitrol Program – House of Hope utilizes the combination of medication and treatment in an integrated manner as an effective means of treating opiate addiction.
Outpatient Services – Outpatient treatment for adult men and women with substance use disorders. Our services are designed to allow participants to meet at convenient hours and at several locations.
Outpatient Services at REEB AVENUE CENTER: 614-468-9320
Recovery Residences – Housing for Men in a Sober Living Environment. Offers recovery support in a peer family style environment.
614-291-4691 ext 321
The House of Hope provides alcohol and other drug treatment services those who are most in need, so that they may maximize their potential, become productive members of society, and enjoy those gifts of life that are available in Sobriety. Since 1959, the House of Hope has provided a safe place for residents of Franklin County, Ohio to find a way to live new, sober, and productive lives.
Address: 1421 Hamlet Street Columbus, Ohio 43201
Crisis Hotline: 614-294-5553
Administrative Offices: 614-294-8097
YOP Shop: 614-826-3630
Huckleberry House works with youth and families who are dealing with some of the most difficult problems imaginable. Issues like abuse, violence, neglect, poverty, and homelessness. We offer proven programs and committed people who know how to help young people and families take control of their lives. So they can move past the circumstances they're in, and move toward the future they want. The Huckleberry House is a 24-hour safe and supportive alternative to life on the streets for teens. Services provided by the Huck House include: a crisis intervention and emergency shelter program, a transitional living program for youth who don't have a safe place to live, street outreach to help link youth and family to community supports, family support services including individual and family counseling, project safe place to help transport to our shelter, community education for parents and teens on runaway prevention and community events surrounding families and teenagers in crisis.
Address: 6220 East Dublin Granville Road New Albany, Ohio 43054
Fax: 614-939-4617
At The Friendship Circle, we've created an exceptional network of friends for children and teens in need of a mentor. Friendship Circle social experiences, both one-on-one and in-group activities, foster camaraderie, friendship and fun. Your child can hang out at home with a high school or college volunteer, or participate in activities and trips and other events that enrich the lives of both the children and the volunteers through shared experiences.
At LifeTown, students with disabilities develop life skills they'll be able to transfer to their natural community environments. LifeTown is a realistic indoor city designed specifically for children with special needs to have fun while practicing important life skills. Students apply the lesson plans they've worked on in advance in the classroom on their visits to LifeTown.
Address: 500 W Wilson Bridge Rd, Ste. 245 Worthington, Ohio 43085
LSS CHOICES for Victims of Domestic Violence is the only domestic violence safe haven shelter in Franklin County, offering 51 beds, a 24-hour crisis and information hotline, counseling services, support groups, and legal and community advocates for those impacted by domestic violence. LSS CHOICES for Victims of Domestic Violence is the only domestic violence safe haven shelter in Franklin County, offering 51 beds, a 24-hour crisis and information hotline, counseling services, support groups, and legal and community advocates for those impacted by domestic violence.
Address: 1791 Alum Creek Drive Columbus, Ohio 43207
Fax: 614-445-7808
Since 1953, Maryhaven has helped individuals and families lead healthy lives free from addiction and mental illness by providing education, treatment and support. Maryhaven provides high quality, cost-effective services with a holistic approach to personal health and wellness focusing on each patient's individual physical and mental health needs that enable them to live a healthy, productive life. Maryhaven provides the following integrated behavioral healthcare services: Addiction Stabilization Center, Adult residential programs (Medical Detox, Adult Inpatient, Women's Center), Adult Outpatient Programs (Ambulatory Detox, Women's Stable Cradle, Opiate Treatment, Gambling Intervention), Adolescent Residential and Home-Based outpatient Treatment Programs, Homeless Services (Engagement Center, Outreach, Supportive Housing), Intervention and Education programs, Adult Driver Intervention Programs, Underage Drinking/Drug Programs, Federal Prison, Probation and Pre-Trial Programs.
Address: 2323 West Fifth Avenue, Suite 160 Columbus, Ohio 43204
Fax: 614-221-1491
Kenton Beachy, Executive Director – firstname.lastname@example.com
Mental Health America of Franklin County (MHAFC) is an affiliate of Mental Health America, the country's leading mental health nonprofit. Our mission is to transform how people think about mental illness, make it easier to get help, and give people the support they need to get better and stay better. We work with individuals & their families through each step on the path to wellness, from making initial referrals, to providing free mental health services, to helping maintain recovery through long-term support. We do all this through programs like POEM (Perinatal Outreach & Encouragement for Moms), Pro Bono Counseling, Ombudsman services, support groups, & community/professional education that includes conferences, workshops and discussion panels. We also offer an extensive workplace assessment process to improve employee retention, productivity & well-being.
Address: 1225 Dublin Road, Suite 110 Columbus, Ohio 43215
Fax: 614-501-6267
The families and members of NAMI Franklin County offer understanding to anyone concerned about mental illnesses and the treatment of mental illness. We are here to help!
NAMI FC is dedicated to improving the quality of life for people with mental illness and their families through support, education, and advocacy. NAMI Franklin County provides an array of cost-free education and personalized support programs to help individuals, families, and communities find help and hope and improve lives. Working together with our national organization (NAMI) and our state affiliate (NAMI Ohio), we advocate for people living with mental health conditions and their families and offer cost-free training, courses, materials and assistance to thousands of volunteer leaders who are dedicated to bringing these programs to their communities.
Address: 2335 North Bank Drive Columbus, Ohio 43220
Phone: 614-442-4390 (TDD)
Founded in 1961 with a Christian commitment to service, National Church Residences is a not-for-profit organization driven by a mission to provide quality residential communities for all seniors, in addition to high quality care and services enabling seniors to remain home for life. National Church Residences serves more than 42,000 seniors through housing and health care services. With 340 communities in 26 states and Puerto Rico, it is the nation's largest not-for-profit provider of affordable senior housing and the largest manager of service coordinators. It also offers senior residential communities, home and community-based services, and permanent supportive housing.
Address: 700 Children's Drive Columbus, Ohio 43205
Youth Crisis Line: 614-722-1800
Services are provided by a team of licensed professionals with relevant training, specialization and skill in assessing and providing mental and behavioral health services to children and adolescents. Our comprehensive, team approach brings together psychiatry, psychology, specialized pediatrics, counseling, parent support specialists, social work and nursing to support every aspect of treatment. We provide routine outpatient, intensive community based, crisis, day treatment, partial and acute care services to individuals and families. Specialized services include assessment/treatment for eating disorders, mood disorders, conduct problems, problem sexual behaviors, AoD, trauma, autism spectrum & other developmental disorders, child maltreatment & ADHD. Other psychological services are offered to individuals with medical conditions and psychiatric and psychosocial support to individuals with differences/disorders of sex development. Prevention services are offered in the community.
Address: 199 South Central Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43223
24/7 Crisis Care: 614-276-CARE (2273)
Administrative Offices: 614-274-9500
Netcare Access provides 24-hour mental health and substance abuse crisis intervention and assessments to all residents of Franklin County, 365 days per year. Our services are available to adults, older adults and those who are developmentally disabled. Care is provided to anyone, regardless of the ability to pay. No one in need will be turned away.
Netcare programs include: Help in a Crisis: Adult, Emergency Response Service, Crisis Center, Assessment Center, ROW ONE Program, DD Services, Older Adult Services, Probate Pre-Screening, Crisis Stabalization Unit, Miles House, Critical Incident Stress Management, Community Crisis Response, Forensic Assessment Services
Address: 1301 North High Street Columbus, Ohio 43201
24-Hour Suicide Prevention Hotline: 614-221-5445
Suicide Text Line: 614-221-5445, Monday through Friday, noon to 10 PM
Teen Hotline: 614-294-3300
Senior Hotline: 614-294-3309
North Central provides comprehensive mental health and recovery centered services to children, teens, adults older adults and families. The agency also provides outpatient counseling and drug/alcohol treatment. In addition to its other programs, North Central operates three – 24 Hour Suicide Prevention Hotlines answered by trained volunteers. The Community Support Program is for persons with long-term and persistent mental illness. This program offers pre-vocational training, chemical dependency counseling, and therapeutic support through aftercare and residential services. The Medical Clinic works closely with CSS and general outpatient services, providing nursing and psychiatric care. Special services include: Soaring Sober, Elder Focus and Nurse Outreach, and the Transitional Team for severely involved teens and adults. The agency works with Stonewall Columbus to provide therapy for the LGBT community.
Address: 1855 E. Dublin-Granville Rd. Suite 204 Columbus, Ohio 43229
North Community Counseling Centers is a non-profit, community mental health agency that provides mental health, case management, psychiatric, and addiction treatment services. With four locations, home, and school based programs, NCCC is able to reach out to individuals, couples and children throughout Franklin County who are struggling with challenges related to mental illness and addiction. NCCC provides individual and group counseling for mental health and substance use disorders as well as school-based services. We provide case management services to assist in eliminating environmental barriers and linking with resources for a higher quality of life, including housing coordination. We provide psychiatry, medication management, and medication assisted substance use treatment. Our services provide culturally-centered treatment for all of our clients and have partnered with leaders in the Bhutanese-Nepali community to address the needs of this ever-growing population.
Address: 195 N. Grant Ave., Suite 250 Columbus, Ohio 43215
Fax: 614-928-9092
OhioGuidestone is a private nonprofit organization that has been providing care for children since 1864. Our mission is to provide pathways for growth, achievement, and lifelong success. In Central Ohio, OhioGuidestone provides home-based outpatient counseling, maternal depression counseling, early childhood mental health services, counseling for adoptive families, counseling for individuals with both mental health and addiction issues, parent and youth mentoring, and psychiatric services. We also offer parent mentoring, workforce development, and out of home care. Our newest program, Recovery 360, provides comprehensive alcohol and drug treatment, including Medication Assisted Treatment.
Address: 16 West Long Street Columbus, Ohio 43215
Fax: 614-225-0988
Phone: (614) 766-8115 (V/TTY)
Franklin Station
524 B W. Broad St
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Adult and Family Services
1455 S. Fourth Street
Columbus, Ohio
Southeast, Inc. is a comprehensive provider of community mental health, primary health care, dental services, addiction treatment services, vocational services, housing and homeless services that began operations in Franklin County (Columbus, Ohio) in 1978 and serves over 15,000 people in eight counties in Ohio.
Southeast also operates Friends of the Homeless and the Fresh A.I.R. Gallery.
Southeast provides healthcare for people who are homeless, living in transitional housing, or have been previously homeless. Southeast coordinates and integrates care across services for all clients across all their healthcare locations. Southeast is a Federally Qualified Health Center and also offers individual, couples, kids and family counseling and outpatient chemical dependency services. Southeast also offers community based services, case management and psychiatric services and support for persons with severe and persistent mental illness with specialty treatment teams.
Address: 1490 East Main Street Columbus, Ohio 43205
(614)824-KIDS Ext. 5437 to schedule an appointment/consultation
For questions about donations or volunteering, please contact Deb Huff at 614-252-0731, ext. 1132 or email@example.com.
For all other community relations inquiries, please contact Sara Russell at 614-252-0731, ext. 1153 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
St. Vincent Family Center is one of Ohio's most experienced and skilled child behavioral health treatment centers, helping over 5,000 families a year. Our team of compassionate professionals includes therapists, psychologists, pediatric psychiatrists and certified teachers, all trained in trauma-informed care. More than 90% of our families acquire the skills they need to live their best lives. St. Vincent Family Center meets the needs of children ages 3-17 with a range of best-in-class prevention, intervention and treatment care options delivered from and in day care centers, schools, homes, and our own state-of-the-art St. Vincent Prep Academy and Residential Youth Home. Our trauma-informed approach to behavioral health treatment includes individual and family-based interventions that equip the child and the family with the skills they need to thrive at home, at school, and in life.
Address: 299 Cramer Creek Court Dublin, Ohio 43017
Mill Run location: 3645 Ridge Mill Drive Hilliard, Ohio 43026
North East location: 3343 Agler Road #2000 Columbus, Ohio 43219
Lewis Center location: 7100 Graphics Way #3100 Lewis Center, Ohio 43035
Intake: 614.889.5722 ext. 133
For over 40 years Syntero has made it their mission to advocate and support the health and well-being of individuals, families and community by providing professional, compassionate behavioral health and social services that adapt to the changing needs in our communities. Syntero provides evidence based therapeutic treatment and counseling to children, adolescents, men, women, families, older adults and caregivers. Our numerous programs provide educational and prevention services in local schools and other community settings. It is Syntero's goal to empower individuals with the skills needed to improve their quality of life and promote a happier, healthier lifestyle.
Address: 301 Obetz Rd. Columbus, Ohio 43207
Fax: (614) 754-5135
Main Location:
Eastway Behavioral Healthcare
600 Wayne Avenue
Dayton, Ohio 45410
(937) 496-200
(937) 463-2958 fax
The Heritage of Hannah Neil is a treatment component of Eastway Behavioral Healthcare of Dayton, Ohio. There are two centers in Columbus which provide a comprehensive range of behavioral health programs for children and families directly or through collaboration with other agencies or systems of care. Programs include outpatient, school based, Day Treatment, residential treatment and prevention, educational programs. The core components of all services provided within the treatment programs are resiliency based, trauma informed, client centered and family driven. All programs offer psychiatric treatment and management, case management, individual, family and group counseling medication management and nursing services. Interventions include evidence based and promising practices including Trauma Informed Care, Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Problem Solving Skills Training, Parenting and classroom behavioral management. Prevention and educational services are also provided.
Address: TBI Network 2050 Kenny Road, Martha Morehouse Pavilion, Suite 3300 Columbus, Ohio 43221
Fax: 614-293-9502
The TBI Network at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center (OSUWMC) provides specialized outpatient substance abuse treatment for adults who have sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI). The primary method of intervention is service coordination and advocacy to meet the multiple needs of clients. In addition, the TBI Network provides screening, assessment, treatment planning, educational and support groups and individual substance abuse counseling. To facilitate optimal outcomes for clients requiring the resources of multiple social service agencies, TBI Network case managers seek to develop "ad hoc" community treatment teams to bring together providers in a coordinated treatment approach.
OSUWMC Harding Hospital
1670 Upham Drive
Columbus, OH 43210
Youth Crisis Services (Ages 15-17)
Phone: 614-293-8205
The OSUWMC Harding Hospital provides crisis intervention services to youth ages 15-17. Adolescents receive specialized services and access to ongoing treatment after crisis stabilization.
Crisis Assessment Linkage and Management Program (CALM Unit)
Phone: 614-293-9600
Ohio State's Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health recently opened eight observation rooms in the emergency department designed to stabilize patients in crisis with the goal of avoiding inpatient hospitalization. The Crisis Assessment Linkage and Management Program uses observation rooms designed like traditional psychiatric care rooms to remove patients from the over-stimulating emergency room.
Address: 205 N Hamilton Rd. Columbus, Ohio 43213
Fax: 614-453-4845
PEER Center West
Phone: (614) 453-4840
Executive Director: Juliet Dorris-Williams
Warmline available daily from 10pm – 2am: 614-358-TALK (8255)
The PEER Center (Peers Enriching Each other's' Recovery) is committed to the recovery of all individuals (age 18+) who live with mental illness, addiction, and trauma. Each person who enters our doors is extended a warm welcome. Everyone receives all the hospitality we have to offer and is embraced by all that we value. Services are 100% free and include:
PEER SUPPORT – Promotes personal empowerment through education and PEER support, helping our peers take control of their own recovery.
RECOVERY TOOLS – The PEER Center hosts a wide variety of services, such as one-on-one & group PEER support, recreational activities, a resource center, computer lab, a media center & more.
DAILY ACTIVITIES – We offer many peer-led support groups each week. These include our mental health, alcohol & other drug & trauma informed support groups & more.
PEER Center East: Mon. – Fri. 7am – 11pm; Sat./Sun. 9am – 9pm (Holiday Hours 9am – 7pm)
PEER Center West: Daily 10am – 6pm
Address: 1751 East Long Street Columbus, Ohio 43203
Additional Phone: (330) 264-3232
Find a location near you: http://thevillagenetwork.org/locations/
The Village Network is an experienced, multi-discipline behavioral health organization helping youth and families become resilient, healthy and have brighter futures. Since 1946, The Village Network has been a leader in caring for at-risk youth and their families in Ohio and West Virginia. Our premiere treatment plans paired with compassionate care create opportunities for our clients to experience healing from their individual traumas and improve their behavioral, physical and emotional health. Our services are designed to transition children to permanent, stable environments and include Community Services, Residential Treatment and Treatment Foster Care.
(614) 752-0333
Address: 2200 West Broad Street Columbus, Ohio 43223
Fax: (614) 752-0087
Twin Valley Behavioral Healthcare (TVBH) provides hospitalization and outpatient behavioral health services in Columbus. TVBH's inpatient psychiatric services include maximum security forensic care and crisis stabilization. TVBH's Community Support Network provides recovery-based, comprehensive, quality and cost-effective outpatient behavioral health services to adults with severe mental illness. Services provided include crisis support & comprehensive case management, coordination of care with housing, benefits, employment, recovery, trauma informed care, ACT/IDDT, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), medication management, individual and group psychotherapy and Forensic Monitoring.
Address: 2720 Airport Dr. Suite 110 Columbus, Ohio 43219
The Urban Minority Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Outreach Program of Franklin County, Inc. (UMADAOPFC) is designed to deliver Substance Use Disorder (SUD) prevention services to youth and families in Franklin County, primarily in South Linden, and Reentry services in Franklin County. UMADAOPFC strives to help youth and adults build healthy, SUD and violence free lives. Prevention programs provide education, mentoring, youth led, community, and social activities through in-school, after-school, and summer programs. Community events are also provided in collaboration with community partners. UMADAOPFC also provides Reentry services in Franklin County, assisting adults reentering society from incarceration in building healthy, non-criminalized lifestyles. The reentry program provides education classes and mentoring services and connects participants to other necessary services, such as employment, housing, and education.


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7:30 AM and wiping some dog poop off my shoe.Then I knock at the door. It is my day with Milena.
Her mommy: "She is tired already." Mommy and Papa leave to work.
I: "Night-night, Mili?"
She, yawning : "No."
Putting her in her crib. Cry. Taking her out of the crib.
"Hungry?" I ask.
"Fish," she answers.
I have her in the high chair with fish crackers.
She, shaking her head: "No."
I, making a scrambled egg: "Egg?"
I, bringing the heavy artillery: "Berries?"
"No. Fish."
Fish crackers, egg, yogurt and berries are on her plate, in separate sections.
"No. Fish."
I pause.
She, starting to make a mess:"Fish."
I really wished I knew what fish she was talking about.
I put her down on the floor.
"Where is the fish?"
She stretches her arm pointing to the counter.
Yeap. There it is, a black fish in a small tank I haven't seen earlier.
"Are you hungry?" I don't let go.


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Fall Boots: 6 Trends That Will Dominate 2018
Collage Vintage
The fashion cycle works in mysterious ways. It may be 86 degrees outside, but it's time to start thinking about the boots you'll want to wear from September all the way to the following April. With July sales finally wrapping up, retailers are starting to stock all those cool-weather staples you've banished from your mind the last few months. But before you start thinking about coats or sweaters, we think it's boots that should sit at the top of your shopping list.
First of all, while boots are designed to endure a little bit of rough weather, styled with the right outfit, they can work for our last month or two of warmer days too. And while footwear can be a bit of a splurge, a statement-making pair of boots can anchor even the simplest outfit, so invest your money there first.
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Collage Vintage
This fall, you can finally pull off the look you've always dreamed of: animal print head-to-toe. Boots in wild tiger and leopard prints are ideal for prowling the streets whether you're in NYC, Los Angeles, or anywhere in between.
You don't have to be headed to the ranch to pull off these cool cowboy boots. Western details with a bit of edge make for a combination that you can dress up or down without feeling like your in a Westworld episode.
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text: Beyond Bitcoin: How Blockchain and Other Decentralized Tech Will Change Our World @ Hillside/Lake Presented by Livi Joy Forget what you think you know about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies - how volatile the price is, that mostly criminals on the dark web use it because its anonymous, that its just a tulip-mania type thing... Take a deep breath, close your eyes and remember the first time you discovered you didn't need long distance on your home phone because you could Skype for free, and then just a couple of years later cancelled your land line because it had become irrelevant. Better yet, try to imagine what it was like for folks who used a phone for the first time, and were able to hear they voice of a loved one hundreds or thousands of miles away, through some wires The mainstream media, so busy obsessing over the latest wild price prediction or regulatory scandal, fails to educate folks on the true relevance and potential of the technology to liberate us (from way more than just our long distance phone bill or even the tyranny of distance in communicating at all). Whether your just crypto-curious, or a hardcore crypto-evangelist, I guarantee everyone will learn something. From smart contracts to decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), we'll discuss how distributed ledger technologies (DLTs) are poised to revolutionize at least 10 different industries. I believe that the more people who understand this technology and its potential now, during its nascent phase, the more like that it will be used to created a world with healthier people on a healthier planet.


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Keep'en on with the fun of summer! We have the Street Grill coming out to serve their yummy gourmet handhelds- featuring a new wine paired menu! Anelare will have the new sound system rocking and wine & beer ready to serve. Join us!
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Earlier Event: August 5Anelare Pouring @ Nectar First Friday (Spokane)
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Packaging recycling figure of over 70% targeted
March 26, 2010 at 1:56 pm
In support of its mission to increase packaging recycling rates across the country, the government has just released a new publication which contains plans to revise the Producer Responsibility Obligations Regulations 2007. In the new document it calls for the recycling of packaging to be increased to over 70% by 2020, a target that has attracted strong criticism from many quarters for being unreasonable.
One of the strongest sources of opposition has come from the plastics industry. The government wants to achieve a recycling rate of 56.9% for plastic packaging by 2020, compared to 22.8% at the moment. The British Plastics Federation has said that this is simply not achievable, and that, although it is in favour of increasing recycling targets, this is just too much, too soon.
Even with the funding, the British Plastics Federation claims that the target cannot be met by 2020. It has also warned that trying to increase targets too quickly could even have a negative effect by forcing the industry to increase its use of energy and water. It also claims that improved infrastructure and better recovery of materials are required in order to reach the new targets.
But it is not just the plastics industry that has complained: the aluminium industry also derided the figures as unachievable. The executive director of Alupro (Aluminium Packaging Recycling Organisation), Rick Hindley, said that "the proposed 70% target is not achievable" and that a "65% target would be a fairer target".
DEFRA (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs), which released the targets, said in response to the criticisms that the targets were "stretching but attainable".
Viridor opens WEEE recycling plant in UK
March 19, 2010 at 4:14 pm
The problem of WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) is one that has been growing in recent years. As this waste cannot simply be thrown out with normal rubbish and sent to landfill, often a lot of it ends up in third-world countries for sorting.
Now a new WEEE recycling facility has been opened in St Helens by Viridor. The plant will recycle electrical products from all over the UK, taking in WEEE from homes and businesses as well as hospitals and schools.
Viridor claims that the plant will be capable of processing 40,000 tonnes of WEEE every year – that's over six tonnes every hour. The products will be separated out into reusable materials such as glass and metal, which can then be used in new products.
This is the second recycling plant for the company, with the other one situated in Perth. The St Helens facility cost £9 million to construct, and is divided into two sections, one for fridges and one for smaller WEEE. Recycling small WEEE is a completely new area for the company.
The managing director of Viridor, Mike Hellings, is quoted on letsrecycle.com as saying that the company "can recover 90%" of the materials from the products that go for recycling.
In separate news, another new WEEE processor has been opened by EnvironCom in Grantham. This is the biggest facility in the UK, consisting of four plants, allowing it to process and recycle over 100,000 tonnes of WEEE a year.
Such advancements in the recycling of WEEE products will hopefully lead to the UK recycling its electrical waste much more efficiently in the future, so less of it ends up getting dumped in other parts of the world.
New scheme offers live webcams to help customers beat the queue
March 12, 2010 at 2:18 pm
As the days gradually become longer and also are ultimately warmer, our thoughts tend to turn towards our neglected gardens. Trimming hedges, removing weeds and D.I.Y tree surgery all result in a lot of recyclable garden waste. What follows is an inevitable trip to the local recycling depot where unsurprisingly we discover everyone else has had the same idea.
Now a new scheme proposed by Buckinghamshire council intends to put an end to queues at recycling depots by beaming live pictures of recycling sites over the web thus helping customers to beat the queues. The aim is that when customers see the length of queues they will either wait for a quieter time or head for a different depot thus making the whole process more efficient.
The scheme which proposes to have webcams installed at all major recycling sites in Buckinghamshire has been met by a mixed reaction by the general public. Some people believe it is an excellent idea which they will take full advantage of, whilst others are bemoaning the council for wasting money, when cuts in other areas are both necessary and imminent.
Councillor for Waste, Martin Tate, believed the move showed that the council were beginning to really utilise the potential of their website and that it showed "real customer focus and commitment to improving things." This was supported by Council leader, David Shakespeare, who said the scheme meant, "the public gets a real tangible benefit".
Whether customers choose to use the new webcams or whether they actually reduce queues is something which can only been seen over time, when the cameras are actually installed. However, should the scheme prove a success it will be interesting to see whether in the future we will all be logging on to our computers before heading out to our local recycling depot.
Extra funding to help Scotland reach recycling targets
March 5, 2010 at 2:34 pm
The Scottish government has pledged an additional £7 million to help local authorities in Scotland meet their recycling targets. The money will be put into the Zero Waste Fund and will go to the 14 of Scotland's 32 councils that have not yet met the recycling target of 40% of municipal waste.
This target has been set for the whole country by the end of 2010, with the target figure rising to 50% by the end of 2013 and 70% by the end of 2025. In the year to September 2009, only 35.9% of municipal waste in Scotland was recycled.
Recycling figures for Scotland's local authorities vary dramatically. Glasgow recycles only 20.3% and is missing its target by 67,000 tonnes a year. Aberdeen's recycling rate is 25%, with Edinburgh at 30.7% and Dundee at 38.4%.
The Scottish Environment Secretary, Richard Lochhead, announced the funding boost and also announced plans for a national campaign to get everyone in the recycling habit. Despite only 18 out of the 32 local authorities reaching their recycling targets, Mr Lochhead hailed it as a 'fantastic achievement for some local authorities to be now recycling nearly half of their waste'.
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency's national waste policy unit manager, Kenny Boag, said that while the increase in the recycling rate was very encouraging, changes in lifestyle were needed to meet the greater challenges ahead.
Speaking to the BBC, the spokesperson for Friends of the Earth, Rosiaina Browning, also welcomed the recycling rate rise but reminded people that enough waste to fill the National Rugby Stadium, Murrayfield, was thrown out every day.


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The 12thannual Jeep Beach is ready to kick up some sand beginning Wednesday inside Daytona International Speedway. Jeep owners from far and wide gather and slather on the tanning butter to run trails and obstacle courses, while in the parade and celebrate their passion for the off-road vehicle. Presented by the non-profit Mid Florida Jeep Club, the five-day Jeep Beach raises Jeepers' spirits along with funds for local charities. The public is invited to watch on Friday and Saturday. It costs $10 per person. There is no charge for children 10 and under. Tickets will be available at the gate. Cash only.
World's Record Ambitions
"We're going to attempt to break the Guinness World's Record for the longest Jeep parade currently held by Bantam," says Jason Martin, Mid Florida Jeep Club President and Co-Director of the event. The record currently stands at 1,106, set during the 2011 Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival.
"Going for the record is a good-spirited competition, and a fun thing to do to generate positive things for the Jeep community," says Martin. This year, Jeep Beach has arranged to have someone on site to instantaneously verify whether or not they are able to attain a new world record.
Concepts Making East Coast Debut
Another new wrinkle is that Chrysler will have four Jeep concept vehicles making their debut on the East Coast. The Jeep Chief, Jeep Staff Car, Jeep Wrangler Africa and Jeep Renegade Desert Hawk number among the latest concept additions to the Jeep lineup. They made their debut at the Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, and caused quite a stir.
As a throwback to 1970s-style Jeeps with a beach feel, the Cherokee Chief's white interior seats give it a laid back surf and sun look perfect for the Daytona setting. The Jeep Staff Car takes its inspiration from military service vehicles like the Willys MB and its accessories include a rear-mount spare with military gas can and military-style lamps. The Jeep Wrangler Africa and Jeep Renegade Desert Hawk are designed for off-roading treks on overland and desert terrains, respectively.
Traditional Activities
Wednesday and Thursday during the day there will be a scavenger hunt allowing jeepers to visit various locations around Daytona and giving early arrivers something to do. Friday morning the gates will open at 8 a.m. and a steady stream of people will sift in. They're registered for obstacle courses with stock, modified and extreme levels.
At nighttime, there are plenty of more adult activity options for attendees. In the past, Jeep lovers from as far away from Africa have made the trek to the sunny mecca of Daytona Beach. "There's a convoy that's road tripping from Montreal and there's also someone who emailed us and is coming all the way from England," says Martin.
Charitable Donations
According to Martin, "the Mid Florida Jeep Club is a non-profit and there's not one person that works at Jeep Beach that gets paid." The 100% volunteer effort paid it forward last year by donating nearly $160,000 to local charities. Among the causes that funds go toward being the Volusia/Flagler County Boys & Girls Club, Blue Ribbon Coalition, Hope Reins (offering therapeutic horseback riding for children with disabilities), Pawsabilities (a local animal rescue group) and the Special Olympics.
Vendors, Start Your Engines
Thursday is the day when vendors set up at the Daytona International Speedway and the 18-wheelers show up. Among the manufacturers with trailers coming all the way from the west coast will be 4 Wheel Parts with its Showroom on Wheels, Rubicon Express, Smittybilt and Poison Spyder Customs.
"Thursday night is the vendor meet 'n greet and it allows people to talk to vendors informally about their products," says Garrett Higginson, Store Manager at the Orlando 4 Wheel Parts store. While it's not a full-blown selling event, people can learn about the latest products from top name Jeep parts vendors.
This year's Jeep Beach will have the biggest vendor support to date. "With vendors, everything is done in linear feet and this year there's over a mile long of registered vendors," says Higginson. The Speedway shuts down Friday afternoon and the vendors wrap up and then there's a nighttime after hours party. Daytona blocks of two city streets for a vendor party and they rent the main street bar and grill.
For more information on Jeep Beach including registration, visit jeepbeach.com/
— This story was submitted by David Beran, who writes for 4 Wheel Parts.


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An active street market since the 1870s, Portobello Road became London's best-known antiques market during the 1950s.
The bustling open air market offers everything for sale from authentic stained-glass windows to muscial instruments to paperweights. It also attracts a variety of street performers and musicians who provide an artistic contrast to the commercial flavor of the market.
Market days start gradually from around 5.30am with trading between dealers from the UK and overseas. Most stall holders have arrived by 8.00am and the market is in full swing for the rest of the day, with collectors and visitors from all over the world.
The shops and stalls of Portobello Road offer an extraordinary variety of goods ranging in price from a few pounds to several thousands. Visitors come from all over the world because they know that in Portobello Road they will find the most extensive selection of antiques in Britain.
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San Lorenzo and Sant´Agnese – Santa Costanza
The Church of San Lorenzo outside the walls, donated by Emperor Constantine and one of the seven pilgrim churches, is dedicated to one of the Roman favorite saints, martyrs Laurentius, who was martyred on a grid-iron in 238 AD. The charming three-nave church flaunts a triumphal arch mosaic of the 6th century. Particularly striking are the work on the two marble pulpits, one acting as the most beautiful of Rome.
The trip also takes you to the church Sant'Agnese, whose namesake was martyred because she refused to marry the son of the pagan prefect. In her honor, an already built church outside the walls was donated by the daughter of Constantine, Costanza, in the 4th century. The existing church underwent several changes over the time. Particularly eye-stings are the wooden ceiling and the chancel, with its marble chandeliers and the bishop's throne. In a golden apse mosaic from the 7th century Agnes is shown, wearing on her dress the character of the Phoenix, the symbol of immortality.
Adjacent to the church is the mausoleum for the daughters of Constantine, Costanza (actually Costantina) and Helena, from the 4th century. It is an architectural masterpiece and is richly decorated inside with mosaics.
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Monday, December 29, 2008
Do you think we're related?
Sammy: december 2006 5months old
Sophia: december 2008 9months old
Isn't that crazy? When I pulled out Christmas clothes, I realized that Sophia was tiny enough that she could probably wear some of the stuff Sammy wore. And then I took these pictures of her and was reminded of Sam when I saw them. We go get Sophia checked tomorrow nutritionally so please keep her in your prayers. If the scale is correct at home (we used the same one last week) she has lost some more weight. I am totally anxious about this. I have actually been trying to force her to take the bottle this past week or so with formula thinking that that would give her some more calories but if she has indeed lost more weight then I am not sure what the plan will be.
Sam seems to still be feeling under the weather. Matt and I were debating calling the doctor again today as he seemed like he was a little better then got worse. Maybe we will call tomorrow just to touch base. He doesn't want to eat much at all and has just been very sluggish, pale, complaining of random things hurting etc
Posted by Mommato4miracles at 10:35 PM
Labels: nutritionist, Sammy, sick, Sophia
2 comments:
- MaryBeth said...
I hope your two (who look almost identical in these Christmas jammy pictures) are both feeling much better very soon. Praying for you all!
It looks like everyone had a wonderful Christmas. I wish you peace and good health for 2009.
- December 30, 2008 at 4:27 AM
- 23wktwinsmommy said...
I hope Sophia begins eating better and you don't have to stress!
They are so cute and look so much alike!!!!
- January 2, 2009 at 8:31 AM
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A wine and craft beer tasting festival in the mountains! Enjoy samples from craft breweries & wineries from across California, breathe in that fresh mountain air, listen to live music, shop from a curated artisan fair and grab a tasty meal or snack from our restaurants or food vendors. Our convenient shuttle takes you throughout town to all of the Pour Station stops, stages, and shopping.
The 55th Annual Jamboree Days event - one of Crestline's greatest traditions!
The street fair kicks off at 10am on Saturday with a historical mountain town parade, followed by an artisan street fair, food & drinks, family entertainment, and a spectacular FIREWORKS show at 9pm.
Located at the beautiful SilverLakes Sports Complex in Norco, Ca, this quarterly event will grow to be the biggest upscale flea market on this side of SoCal!
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The Unique And Renovated Social Dating Network That Is Taking The Modern Society By Storm – Meet Me Virgin
Social Dating Network, Meet Me Virgin, announced today that it is ready to welcome virgins and non-virgins on their new refined webpage. It is entirely free for users to use the site which provides an opportunity for them to meet someone special who shares their same interests whether those interests are in finding friendship, an adventure or a life partner.
Meet Me Virgin is a unique social network site which was created for virgins to meet other virgins or for non-virgins who are interested in meeting virgins and vice versa. Company officials expect that the announcement of the website relaunch will attract a wide range of followers as the site is completely unique in its perspective. Meet Me Virgin is a designed playground to establish new friendships, relationships or just going out with new people that have the same interest. In addition, the network offers a premium member section for those who wish to upgrade their profile and enjoying additional benefits.
The site has been created for English speakers and will be followed by other languages soon to satisfy the demand the social dating network is receiving.
Meet Me Virgin was created under the umbrella of M Social Life Group, a Limited company based out of Hong Kong and is dedicated to adults over 18 years old.


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Last year, the UFC announced the introduction of Dana White's Tuesday Night Contender Series, airing live on the UFC's digital platform UFC Fight Pass.
The premise is relatively simple; five fights per episode, if a fighter impresses they can potentially earn a UFC contract. A win alone would not necessarily guarantee you that contract, so edging out a dull decision victory is far less valuable than an all-action, fan-friendly affair.
As the show is streamed online, there are no drawn-out commercial breaks, resulting in a much faster-paced event. Praise for the show has been so widespread, from fans and media alike, that Dana White had to quash speculation that the show would replace the UFC's long-airing reality series The Ultimate Fighter.
For those who don't earn a contract directly on the show, there are other ways it provides avenues to the UFC. We've seen fighters go from DWTNCS to The Ultimate Fighter (Kyler Phillips and Josh Parisian), we've seen them handed developmental deals (Bevon Lewis, Chase Hooper and Greg Hardy), as well as a handful of opportunities as late-notice replacements when a UFC fight falls through (Zu Anyawu, Dan Ige, Julio Arce, Mike Santiago and Kevin Holland).
It's also given punditry and commentating experience to the likes of Brendan Fitzgerald and Paul Felder (who have, as a result of their work on DWTNCS, now commentated on UFC shows), Laura Sanko, Dan Hellie, Yves Edwards, Michael Bisping, Urijah Faber and… Snoop Dogg.
As we have a slight lull in UFC action for a couple of weeks, I thought I'd take a look at how DWTNCS alumni have fared in UFC competition thus far.
The table below (full table, including DWTNCS results, can be viewed here) shows the results of every fighter who has competed in the UFC after featuring on DWTNCS.
Collaboratively, the fighters have won 45% of their UFC bouts, with 18 wins to 22 losses. Of those 18 wins, 9 came via stoppage, whilst 8 of their 22 losses came via stoppage. A total of 6 Fight Night bonuses ($50,000) have been shared amongst former DWTNCS fighters.
Considering almost all of these fighters were relative unknowns competing on their regional scenes before arriving in the UFC, I think a win rate of 45% should be considered a success for the show.
Statistically, the most successful DWTNCS fighter is Alex Perez, who is now 3-0 in UFC competition with wins over Carls John de Tomas, Eric Shelton and Jose Torres. However, it's 'Suga' Sean O'Malley (2-0 UFC competition thus far), not Perez, who is regarded as the brightest prospect to come from the show.
Whilst fighters like Julio Arce and Ricky Simon have also put together a 2-0 record in UFC competition, it's O'Malley who has already displayed the charisma, the fighting style and the look to become a real star in the sport.
The most successful episode so far has been Season 1, Episode 5, with fighters on that episode posting a combined UFC record of 7-1.
The unwanted title for the least-successful DWTNCS fighter goes to Mike Santiago, 0-3 in UFC competition with 2 stoppage losses, though he was thrown in at the deep end (to say the least) in his late-notice debut against Zabit Magomedsharipov.
At the time of writing, four DWTNCS alumni (Charles Byrd, Geoff Neal, Ryan Spann and Maycee Barber) have UFC fights booked and a win each would bump the communal DWTNCS UFC record up to .500.
As far as I'm concerned, the show has been a resounding success across multiple fronts- long may it continue.