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This approach to identifying and treating mental health issues will initially be offered in health centers in Schoharie, Chenango, Delaware, Otsego and Herkimer Counties and is funded by a combination of foundation and government grants totaling $432,812, the release stated.
"There has been a tremendous unmet need for quality mental health services across central New York, so we're grateful for the variety of funds to help get this new program underway," Bassett Medical Center Chief of Psychiatry Celeste Johns, M.D. said in the release.
In the U.S., half of the care for common mental health disorders is delivered in general medical settings, emphasizing the role of primary care providers in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness. For this reason, the World Health Organization has identified the integration of mental health into primary care as the best way of addressing the burden of mental health conditions and has noted its urgent importance.
According to the release, both the federal Healthy People 2020 Objectives and the New York State Health Improvement Plan/Prevention Agenda for 2013-2017 identify increased depression screening and referrals in primary care as a key strategy for improving access to care by children and adults and preventing substance abuse, depression and other mental illness.
With the new grant awards, Bassett is in the process of hiring mental health care coordinators and licensed clinical social workers to help integrate physical and behavioral health care services for patients. These professionals will develop mental health screening instruments and tools for use by primary care providers and will provide training to primary care providers on how to use these tools in the clinic setting. Mental health workers will also be hired to provide direct mental health services to patients.
"We want to help connect the dots for patients, especially for the elderly, as many may not realize that their lack of energy may be due to depression," Johns said. "We'll have a mental health worker right there in the primary care clinic that they can see or speak with immediately."
It is expected that once these integrated programs are fully underway, they will become self-sustaining from fee for service revenues and improved efficiencies from fewer missed appointments and reduced readmissions, the release stated. The long range plan is to expand these programs throughout Bassett Healthcare Network, with the overall goal of improving the health status of patients.
The grants awarded in support of this project are as follows:
$147,812 from the Appalachian Regional Commission, covering Chenango, Delaware, Otsego and Schoharie counties, to recruit and hire new mental health care coordinators and licensed clinical social workers to support the ability of primary care health providers to identify and respond to their patients' mental health needs and to provide direct care services.
$130,000 from the New York State Office of Mental Health to recruit and hire a new mental health care coordinator and a licensed clinical social worker to implement the integrated services project, for the elderly, in Schoharie County.
$75,000 from the Community Health Foundation of Western and Central New York, $75,000 from the Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties, and a $5,000 planning grant from Herkimer County HealthNet, to implement the new program in Herkimer County.


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NFL may fine Brett "Just Havin' Fun and Endin' Careers Out There" Favre for his illegal crackback block (w/video)
(CNN) -- The National Football League is reviewing a controversial block made by Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre during Monday night's pre-season game with the Houston Texans, the league told CNN Radio on Tuesday.
Favre -- who signed with the Vikings on August 18 after coming out of retirement for the second time in as many years -- committed an illegal "crack-back" block to the knees of Houston defensive back Eugene Wilson in the third quarter of the game. Favre was penalized and Wilson was injured on the play. NFL spokesman Randall Liu could not say when a decision on whether Favre will be fined is expected. However, he said fine information is typically confirmed on Fridays.
"In my mind I don't think there's any issue that he will receive some sort of a fine," said attorney Bill Moran, a partner at the New York law firm of McCarter & English. Moran recently advised the New York Giants in connection with a highly publicized shooting incident involving wide receiver Plaxico Burress.
Although he believes a fine is unavoidable, attorney Moran said Favre may be able to influence how severe the penalty is.
"If he is able to demonstrate to the commissioner that he is remorseful and that it won't happen again, I think that will weigh somewhat in the amount of the fine," said Moran. After the game, Favre insisted he wasn't trying to hurt Wilson on the play. "I hope he's OK," the three-time MVP said. "Believe me, my intentions were not to be cheap."
The flap over the "crack-back" block comes at a time when Favre may not be in 100 percent physical condition. He cited his initial reluctance at coming out of retirement to a partially torn rotator cuff. Favre also told ESPN prior to Monday night's game that he might have a cracked rib.
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0w2mMJOmaw]YouTube - Brett Favre Crackback Block On Eugene Wilson[/ame]
I chalk it up to inexperience as a blocker, not being a cheap player.
Although I despise Brett Favre, and always have, he's never been, in my eyes, a "dirty" player. So I think the block is basically because he just, doens't know what he's doing. That, and he's decrepit.No one has greater love than this, to lay down ones life for ones friends - John 15:13
"The Wicked Flee When No Man Pursueth: But The Righteous Are Bold As A Lion".
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he had the opportunity to put a wallop on that linebacker. i mean a real de-cleater. the type that would have been discussed in the locker room and on sportscenter for the entire season. if he would have just manned up and threw himself into his chest, he could have been nolan ryan kicking the shit out of robin ventura (i think that was his name)...and he punked out and went low to the knee. i like favre, ive always liked how he plays the game, but that was some bullshit.in the warriors code there's no surrender, though his body says stop, his spirit cries...NEVER. deep in our souls, a quiet ember, knows its you against you, its the paradox that drives us all. its a battle of wills, in the heat of attack, its the passion that kills, and victory is yours alone.
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One thing about football, there is always payback plays. This cry baby QB better grow eyes in the back of his head. #4 is marked to go down, and it won't bother me one bit.As today's police officers you are not unlike your counterparts of years past. You are an elite group of select members, a brotherhood of highly trained professionals, who are called upon to protect your community in a time of need. Guardians for safety. Being a police officer is not for the faint of heart. You must be honest, trustworthy and fearless in the face of evil. You are being watched everyday. Represent yourself, your department and the shield, for it should always be the embodiment of all that is good and justly. You are the thin blue line. Be proud, be tough and be safe.
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Readers were waiting for it, they needed it, coveted it, and once the 64-bit next generation of x86 became available, first from AMD, then from Intel, things just haven't been the same here. It's not even close anymore. We shouldn't talk, though; we've featured x86-64's 64-bit processing power in the last three Ultimate Linux Box articles. More power is good.
Mmmm, coffee, that sounds great. Can you get me a triple-shot Americano, please? #c0ffee is even a valid hex color to try on your Web site.
Back in early 2003, Don Marti asked the following question regarding C++: "Now that we have GCC 3.2.x...and an increasing collection of interesting free software using C++, is it time to take a second look at this perhaps unfairly maligned language?" He didn't expect that a mere two years later, C++ would win here. A lot of that has to be the rapid growth of Linux to include the world's C++ coders—welcome to Linux, all of you.
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A note to HP: please take this first-place win here, where second-place votes were less than half of what you received, as proof that we like your boxes, so you can cut out the pointless marketing poo-flinging at Sun, already.
Looking back at past LJ articles on OpenSSH, we found titles such as "Doing It All with OpenSSH 1", "Doing It All with OpenSSH, Part 2" and "The 101 Uses of OpenSSH". So combining that with its big win here, it looks like you can do a whole lot with OpenSSH—and you are.
What, use something besides Vim? What do you have against orphans? Don't you know that "Vim is Charityware. You can use and copy it as much as you like, but you are encouraged to make a donation for needy children in Uganda. Please visit the ICCF Web site"; URLs available in the on-line Resources.
Ubuntu and Debian help each
Ubuntu and Debian help each other. Ubuntu is more polished than Debian and has a much smaller package set. Debian (unstable) gets packages updated more frequently and has a lot more to choose from.
Regardless of the distribution, this will likely improve support for all Distributions.
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PHP is my favourite programming language ;-)
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Programming language.
PHP is the best! But C++ is not too bad...
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XMMS is old and unmaintained, I'm surprised it still was able to garner enough support to take the top spot. I would have thought amaroK would have taken the top spot, with Rhythmbox or Beep Media Player second.
Sure, XMMS2 is in the works, but the 1.2.x series uses GTK1... does anyone even keep GTK1 installed anymore?
Amarok is heavy going for a system, except if you have a 2GHz+ machine. XMMS runs fine even on an old Pentium 200, but Amarok on that same system kills it. XMMS is a good, simple media player with lots of possibilities to extend it, and it works very well, which is why it has maintained its #1 place.
Postgres? It usually takes
Postgres? It usually takes half of my CPU power - doing nothing. I prefer MySQL, its much thinner.
I would hope SQLite makes
I would hope SQLite makes the top list in 2007!
xmms is clearly the best
I've used xmms for three years now, clearly teh best audio player IMHO...
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PITTSBURG, Kan. —
A Pittsburg convenience store reopened Wednesday afternoon, a day after it and seven other stores in Southeast Kansas were seized by the Kansas Department of Revenue and shut down for failure to pay sales taxes.
The store was closed for part of the day. A steady stream of customers pulled up to Gorilla X-press, 2401 S. Rouse St., just before the noon hour Wednesday, only to find the doors locked and bearing signs declaring that the store had been seized. It had opened by 4 p.m.
Jeannine Koranda, public information officer for Kansas Department of Revenue, said the department seized eight convenience stores Tuesday with the assistance of local police. In addition to the Pittsburg store, two were in Coffeyville, one in Chetopa, one in Altamont, two in Independence and one in Neodesha. Most operate under the name Jump Start Markets.
All are owned by TAS Group LLC, which is owned by Adam McCullen, of Schenectady, N.Y., and Thomas L. Cook, of Ozark, Mo., the state reported.
The company owed $515,911.52 in state sales taxes collected between October 2011 and July this year, the state said.
"This is a last resort," Koranda said of the seizure. "This happens when we have been in contact with them quite a few times before, after all other collection attempts — letters, phone calls, tax liens, legal action, on-site till taps, previous bank levies — after we have run through all other tools and are unsuccessful."
During a seizure, officers take possession of all known bank accounts, on-site cash and personal property belonging to the owners, and seal the business. Assets then might be sold at public auction to pay for the taxes.
Koranda said that in this case, the seizure worked.
"The owners and the Department of Revenue were able to reach an acceptable payment arrangement, and we released the stores back to them," she said.
She did not release details about the payment agreement.
Employees at the Pittsburg store Wednesday afternoon said they wouldn't comment. The Globe's attempts to reach the owners or officials with TAS Group were unsuccessful.
"The last thing we really want to do is go in and close down businesses," Koranda said. "It is not good for the communities, not even good for us. Ultimately we're trying to enforce the law and ensure a level playing field."
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CONVENIENCE STORES owned by TAS Group in Altamont, Chetopa, Coffeyville and Independence reopened for business Wednesday. The phone was not in service at the Neodesha store.


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Residual: 57% ($27,531)
Money Factor: .00143
It seems decent to me, but this is my first time leasing (vs buying). This model is pretty popular here in the Bay Area.
botrnewmusic Posts: 3I have a deal proposed to me from a local dealership. Seems like a very good deal.
2013 Q5 2.0 - 15K miles, 39 month lease. Premium Package with Convenience Package and Heated Seats, no lighting package or nav.
Only money down is Bank Fee, DMV/Plate charges and First Month Payment.
Quoted: $529.00 a month PLUS they will pay the final 4 months of my BMW payment of $609 a month.
Is this a good deal?
I think that is a good deal, I wish I get the same deal!
I recently good a similar car:
- 2013 Q5 2.0T Premium Plus
- No nav, no premium audio - everything else included (panoramic sunroof, premium tires, BT, etc..etc..)
- 42 months lease w/ 12K miles per year
- $4,500 down for tax, acquisition fee, 1st month payment, DMV fees
- $ 520 / month
You're welcome tkh1. Audi Financial Services' April buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2013 Q5 2.0T Premium Plus with 15,000 miles per year are .00139 and 52% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
The only cash incentive on this model right now is $1,000 owner loyalty.
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lizjax2013 Posts: 1Hi Everyone,
I am interested in leasing an Audi Q5. I found the one that I wanted and acted quickly. Please let me know what you think about ths offer....I think it's terrible!
2013 Ibis White Q5- Premium Plus with Navigation and Sound System- MSRP $50, 100.
I have a trade- 2010 Honda CRV with 30K miles and still owe $8,356. They are offering me $15K for the trade. Thus a positive difference of $6,644.
They told me that my credit is great, no problems there.
What they are offering is: The trade + $2,000 down and monthly payments of $600. 12K miles. 42 month lease.
I think it is absurd. But I would like to hear from others...they keep pushing me to purchase the car and telling me that the Audi leases are much much different than other companies. I simply don't understand.
I am willing to put some money down but this is essentially asking for $8644 down for a lease!
Any feedback is appreciated!
Ask them what are the lease terms - money factor, residual value, etc. Then use Edmunds Lease calculator to check if you're getting dinged on bad terms (high APR, low residual value, etc.).
Oh, also, focus on the PRICE of the car first, not monthly payment. You should NOT buying the car at MSRP.
Just my 2 cents..
weave015 Posts: 1Looking at a Q5 3.0 with Nav and sport and sport interior packages for which msrp is $52,270. Would like to get an idea of suggested purchase price as well as April money factors and residual for a 36 mo, 12,000 mile/yr lease. Does anyone know these numbers?
Thanks in advance...
audimd Posts: 13.0 q5 prem+ 0.00139 and 55% for April 36 month.
Just got a 42 month lease 3.0 prem+ with sline interior and exterior packages with nav and the b and o. Sign and drive deal 800/ mth. Seems a little pricey but there was nothing similar available for months and this really nice with the phantom lack paint and black interior. Sline interior is really nice looking.
Here's the information that you're looking for, CycloneRcr. Audi Financial Services' April buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 24-month lease of a 2013 Q5 3.0T Premium Plus with 10,000 miles per year are .00139 and 62% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
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Hi weave015. I am not personally all that familiar with what the market is like for this truck right now, so I really can't give you an idea of what sort of selling price to shoot for other than to aim for as close as possible to the dealer invoice price that is listed here at Edmunds.com.
Audi Financial Services' April buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2013 Q5 3.0 Premium Plus with 12,000 miles per year are .00139 and 54% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
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markcincinnati Posts: 5,069Car man: We're looking for some education regarding the impact of making multiple security deposits.
When we didn't know any better, we would consider a cap cost reduction which did, of course, lower the monthly payment, but on a closed end lease seems, in hindsight, ignorant. Doing such a thing going forward would graduate us to being stupid, knowing what we know now.
Having read posts here (and elsewhere) pertaining to leasing, it appears there may be an approach that ties up some funds (just like making a cap cost reduction contribution) but does allow those funds to be recovered at the end of the lease.
We have found that Audi Financial allows up to 10 security deposits to be made in order to reduce the monthly payment (apparently by reducing the money factor). What we don't know is where to go to find the impact of 1, 2, 4, or more security deposits. If the sec dep requirement is $500, and instead of "buying down" the payment with a down-payment, one were to make, say $5,000 worth of security deposits, what happens (and is it linear?) to the money factor and hence the payment.
We're some months away from making a decision, but it seems to us that leasing with $0 down but with a refundable deposit could be a not unreasonable alternative.
Comments, opinions, facts, etc, please . . . .
Thank you!
Hi mmalecka41. Audi Financial Services' April buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2013 Q5 3.0T Premium Plus with 15,000 miles per year are .00139 and 52% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
I believe that 15,000 miles per year is the highest mileage allowance that AFS publishes residual values for. If this is indeed the case and you were to need 18,000 miles per year, you would have to purchase additional miles on a per-mile basis. It is less expensive to do so at lease signing than it is to wait until lease-end and have to pay an excess mileage penalty.
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Hi markcincinnati. You are absolutely correct, making multiple security deposits is a much better way to lower your vehicle's payment than making a capitalized cost reduction. Each additional deposit you make lower your vehicle's money factor by certain amount. I haven't looked into this aspect of Audi's lease program in a while, but the last time I checked it provided a reduction of .00008 for every additional deposit that consumers made. This may have changed slightly.
You should be able to make up to nine additional deposits, unless the money factor is already fairly low. Audi won't let money factors go below zero on a lease.
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ddjohns1 Posts: 2We are purchasing a Q4 Hybrid with the PRQ wheel package, $250 worth of wheel locks and cargo nets, and no other options for $52,000. I guess that is $1,500 off MSRP.
I was told by the dealer that the lease rates are fixed by Audi Financial and are non-negotiable???
The MF is .0022 and the residual is 51% for 12,000 miles per year and 36 months. This seems really high compared to other lease rates, but I was told the Q5 Hybrid is highly sought after and the rates are higher.
I'm thinking I might be better off purchasing, and putting a large portion on our home equity line at 4% (which is also tax deductible.)
Any advice?
Also, the car is being delivered in May, so the rates may change depending on what Audi is offering at the time. Any idea if rates are likely to go up or down?
Hi ddjohns1. What you were told about the money factors isn't exactly correct. Audi Financial Services does set the buy rate money factor for the vehicles that it leases, however dealers are often allowed to mark this factor up to add additional back-end profit to deals. AFS' April buy rate for a 36-month lease of a 2013 Q5 Hybrid is .00162 for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier. If you're credit is in good shape, this is the factor that you should insist that they use on your deal. Anything higher than that is being padded.
I don't expect Audi's lease program on this model to be much different in May, but you never know for certain until the program is officially announced.
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BRANSON, Mo. —
For more than 105 years -- dog years, that is -- canine comedian Irving (no last name available -- he's kind of like Cher, I suppose) and Todd Oliver, his comedic partner, have been making Branson audiences laugh.
The two have sailed the high seas of Table Rock Lake aboard the Showboat Branson Belle, performed in theaters around Branson and have now landed at the New Americana Theatre on Highway 76. A large statue of Irving, the show's star, sits obediently in front of the theater.
More recently the pair gained national acclaim by performing to standing ovations on NBC's "America's Got Talent." The pooch and his partner didn't take the top prize, but Irving -- obviously the brains of the operation -- said that it was a good experience.
Irving said that Todd wanted to spend more time with his family, so he was happy to accommodate his longtime stage partner. They work together like paw and glove.
The pair have performed on stage with David Letterman, Craig Ferguson, Jay Leno and even Chuck Norris. Irving took a few minutes to talk in between shows recently, catching me up on what life's been like since the national exposure of "America's Got Talent."
One-on-one with the popular pooch
Dave Woods: Tell me a little about your relationship with Todd.
Irving: I was in this show, and Todd came in and walked up to my cage. I told him, "Sorry pal, we're full. You will have to come back when we have an opening."
DW: How long did you have to put him off?
Irving : I could tell he needed a lot of help. He couldn't even tell his own jokes, so I had to teach him. There's nothing sadder than an out-of-work ventriloquist.
DW : You had to teach him the trade?
Irving : Before he met me, the way his lips moved he could fan a fire.
DW : What did you see in Todd that made you give him a break?
Irving : Money! He had a family to feed.
DW: That's all it took?
Irving : I figured that if his family is eating better, then I'll get the leftovers and it will all work out.
DW : How long have you and Todd been working together?
Irving : Fifteen years. It has been a good partnership the entire time. If I want anything I just jerk on Todd's chain, and he gets right on it.
DW : Sounds like a marriage, working with the same person for that long of a time.
Irving : He talks for me and I think for him. It works out pretty well. The truth is that if it wasn't for me, Todd wouldn't work at all.
DW : Do you like working in Branson?
Irving : Yeah, Branson is kind of like Mayberry with a cover charge. We love it.
DW : What is the secret to your success?
Irving : Here's how it works. I'm man's best friend. If people are good to their dogs, man and dog can accomplish anything.
DW : Do you have to keep Todd on a short leash?
Irving : Now that I've got him potty trained it's a lot better. His wife's the one who keeps him on a short leash. I just sit back and watch. People can laugh at me and I can laugh at them, too.
DW : Is Todd appreciative of all you have done for him?
Irving : He is. He knows which side of the dog biscuit his success is buttered on. No question about it.
DW : You sound like the Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis of Branson.
Irving : Yeah, but I make Todd wear the dress. I think it's disgusting. He wears one of his wife's. He won't even get his own.
America's Got Talent
DW : What was appearing on "America's Got Talent" like, and how hard was it to convince the judges to let you drag Todd along for the ride?
Irving : As long as he didn't have rabies and had all of his shots, they were fine. They just wanted to make sure he wouldn't bite anybody or lift his leg on the furniture.
DW : What did you learn from your time on the show?
Irving : That Howard Stern needs a haircut, Sharon Osbourne needs a muzzle and Howie Mandel needs a toupee.
DW : There is a big statue of you in front of the New Americana Theatre. Is that kind of fame easy to handle?
Irving : I think it looks more like Todd than me, but it lets people know where the show is.
Looking ahead
DW : Do you see your relationship with Todd continuing? Are you going to throw him a bone for a couple of more years?
Irving : We've got a real tough contract. I did have an accident on it, if you known what I mean. We have a lifetime contract filled with good laughs and good business.
All-ages affair
DW : What do you want Joplin folks to know about you and your new show?
Irving : Little children, parents and grandparents are all laughing at the same time. There is nothing more wonderful than a family laughing together. Doggone it, I'm for the whole family. The Haygood brothers produced the New Americana show. They worked really hard on revamping the entire thing. They amaze me with what they did for my show.
DW : What about that Catherine Haygood? Not too hard on the eyes, huh?
Irving : Boy, oh boy. If I had two legs and she was single ... well, she still wouldn't go out with me.


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By Clay Horning
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Ninety-two-point-seven-two seconds and not a dry eye in the place.
Well, something like that.
Norman High's Patrick Ahearn ran Friday afternoon. Not for the first time but for the first time in front of the masses and for the first time in uniform and for the first time, as he so often says, "as a Tiger."
He took off slowly and didn't get a whole lot faster, but that was all right. Indeed, it was better than all right because it gave everybody time. And, Friday, everybody meant everybody.
Hundreds of athletes and tens of coaches and managers and support personnel milling around the infield moved over to crowd the home stretch several bodies deep; like punters rooting home their horse, which, come to think of it, isn't a bad analogy, because if you have to bet on somebody you can't go wrong with Ahearn.
Eight months previous to the day he lost most of the lower half of his left leg when the personal watercraft he was directing struck a boat before he struck the boat's propeller.
Five months ago, he began to walk again on a prosthetic. Two weeks ago, he received a prosthetic made for running. Friday, he competed.
"Just finally being back with my team and not watching everything from the sidelines," he said was the best thing about the day.
That, and "just being a Tiger again."
His last 150 yards or so had to be way up there, too.
Ahearn was about halfway through his 400 meter heat when the PA announcer alerted everybody he was running in lane seven, quickly summarized the Tiger senior's story and saluted him for being a role model. And by the time everybody understood what was going on a stunningly awesome site prevailed.
Scores of athletes, in all different uniforms, and everybody else, and all at once, lined the home stretch like a parade. Noise built slowly to a roar. Some cried.
"I didn't know they were going to do that," Ahearn said of the PA announcement. "Whenever I came around that corner I saw everyone right there on the track and everybody in the stands was on their feet. That was pretty cool."
If Ahearn had never seen anything like that before, he wasn't the only one; and of all the things sports and life are about, seeing something you've never seen before must be high on the list.
Ahearn, ever cool, even had a joke ready when asked if anything was more than he expected.
"My time was certainly more than I expected," he said.
The kid's pretty amazing.
Perhaps all of us are more resilient than we ever hope to realize. Still, we can't possibly be as well prepared to handle it as Ahearn.
"I'm sure in his private moments he may wonder why me or whatever, but he never seems to have a bad day," said Barry Bogle, his stepfather. "With Patrick, what you see is what you get."
His mother, Lisa Bogle, remembers a day when Ahearn, maybe trying to help her deal with his condition, said, "Look, this is me."
"I think he's taught us a lot of life lessons," she said. "I think he teaches us something every day."
The day before, asked to consider his plight, Ahearn was matter-of-fact and undeniably positive.
"It's not really one of those things that you think about before it happens, so you don't really know how you'll handle it," he said. "I've decided I don't want it to get the best of me, I'm going to keep moving forward. I know it could have been a lot worse."
That was clear, too, Friday, because in the grandness of his presence, one could also consider his absence. Just not for very long, and certainly not for a moment after he turned the corner for home.
Everybody rushed the stage. Everybody was on their feet. Once he finished, he remained the center of attention for a very long time.
He'll get faster.
"I'm going to train harder and harder," Ahearn said.
But there may not be a bigger day than Friday. If not for Ahearn, for everybody else.
Clay Horning
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There is still some outstanding amount to the tune of $60,000. Book keeper wrote it off.
Paid by mayor in March 2008 $11,000 in cash. Can't remember if it was in the office or at home.
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Thomas says we know each other.
You were engaged by mayor before I was lawyer? Yes.
Before criminal case was brought? I believe so.
We have worked together? Yes.
Your job is image consulting? I don't see my job as image consulting. When there is legal situation, that takes precedence.
There was previous consultation with Kwame in the earlier years? Yes.
Introduced by a neighbor? I think so.
Your first contact was related to a text message scandal? Yes.
You were aware of text messages in media? Yes.
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Crisis management was about text messages previously? Yes.
How did you do it? Depends on the situation. Don't remember particular advice. Want legal team to focus on legal and client focus on what client should be doing.
You had 2 individuals as staff back at work? Yes.
You came to Detroit? I didn't live here. But yes.
Your room was paid for? Yes client usually pays for travel.
Meals and hotels? Yes.
Purpose was to consult Kwame about an issue and how his image could be affected? I would disagree with that. When dealing with a crisis, particularly when litigation is coming, that everything you do is in line with that. What we tried to do based on legal strategy was to make sure everyone was clear from a communications standpoint.
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By GREG MENGELT
New Albany's players wanted to win one for their coach.
Even if she wasn't willing to admit it, former Scottsburg coach and current New Albany coach Tammy Geron wanted the victory badly, too.
Brianne Nixon scored 21 points and Tanner Marcum had 14 points and nine assists, but the Bulldogs fell to the Warriorettes 61-51 on Thursday.
It was the first trip back to Scottsburg as a varsity coach for Geron, who served as the head coach for the Warriorettes during the 2007-08 and 2008-09 seasons
"Obviously, there are emotions here that aren't in other ballgames," Geron admitted. "But for us right now, as a basketball team, it's about us getting better every night. We just have to keep battling night after night and get better."
The Bulldogs seemed more disappointed for their coach than Geron did for herself.
"We just wanted to beat Scottsburg," Nixon said. "It's kind of a rival game to me because our coach coached here."
"We wanted to try to do our best to win for our coach," Marcum said. "But [Scottsburg is] pretty good."
The Class 3A No. 12 Warriorettes used a balanced attack to improve to 6-1 overall. Kelsey Smith led Scottsburg with 15 points. Ashley Elliot added 14, Katie Wampler scored 11 and Jillian Romero finished with 10 for the Warriorettes.
Elliot, Wampler and Smith were all in the Scottsburg program that Geron directed for two years.
"They have four kids who can all score and can all handle the ball," Geron said of the Warriorettes. "When you have more than two or three kids who can score for you, that's hard to defend.
"They're great kids. They were in the feeder program here when I was the coach. When kids put in the hard work and the effort that I know those kids have put in, it's nice to see them be rewarded for it when they get to this level."
Scottsburg jumped out to an 11-8 lead after one quarter, thanks in large part to six New Albany turnovers.
Nixon and Marcum kept New Albany in the contest. Nixon, whose season high was seven points coming in, scored all eight of the Bulldogs' first-quarter points. Marcum assisted on three of her four buckets.
Nixon — a sophomore — also had game highs of seven rebounds and two blocked shots.
"She finished her shots tonight," Geron said. "She squared up, she went up strong. Those are things we work on in practice. I thought she executed those things tonight. She's worked extremely hard for us. She played really hard tonight. I'm so proud of her."
"She's good. She's young and she's had to learn a lot," Marcum said. "She's real athletic. She'll be really good. I'm glad she's on the team."
New Albany turned the ball over 10 more times in the second quarter, including its first three possessions, for 16 in the first half. The errors helped Scottsburg to a 25-17 halftime advantage.
"That's what we do right now," Geron said of the turnovers. "We make unforced turnovers because we're trying to do things we're not capable of doing right now. That's inexperience."
"We'll get killed with our turnovers," Marcum said. "We're just so young. We have to learn to control the ball. We tend to freak out and throw it away, but we're working on it."
Jenna Shine hit a 3-pointer to open the second half — the first points scored by any Bulldog other than Nixon or Marcum — to cut the Warriorette advantage to 25-20.
A Nixon 15-footer kept the Bulldogs within 31-25 at the 4:10 mark of the third, but Romero led a 12-5 run to finish the quarter with seven points, including a layin at the buzzer.
The lead ballooned to 47-32 on a Samantha Beverly offensive putback before New Albany made its final run. The Bulldogs went on a 13-6 spurt — behind Marcum's five points and three assists and four points from Claire Hirsch — to pull within 53-45 at the 2:15 mark.
Marcum — easily the Bulldogs' leading scorer this season — looked to get teammates more involved on Thursday. Her final line was 14 points, 6-for-6 from the foul line, nine assists, five rebounds and a game-high four steals.
"[Scottsburg] did a good job of taking me away as a scoring option," Marcum said. "I tried to hit the open person whenever I could."
"She knows that we have to get more people touching the ball in order for us to be successful," Geron said. "That will make us stronger and harder to defend with our athleticism."
Scottsburg held off the Bulldogs in the final two minutes, dropping them to 3-3, as Nixon looked an with a shoulder injury that she suffered in the contest's waning moments.
"I don't know how bad [the injury] is. I hope she's ready to play on Saturday," Geron said of Saturday's home Hoosier Hills Conference contest against Jennings County (4-3).
New Albany 8 9 13 21—51
Scottsburg 11 14 18 18—61
New Albany (3-3): Tanner Marcum 4-9 6-6 14, Stephanie Iglesias 0-0 0-0 0, Temple Ricke 1-3 0-0 2, Brianne Nixon 9-14 3-5 21, Lauren Camm 1-7 1-2 3, Aaliyah Bell 0-2 0-0 0, Jenna Shine 1-8 1-5 3, Claire Hirsch 4-4- 0-0 8. Totals 20-48 10-13 51.
Scottsburg (6-1): Ashley Elliot 5-10 0-2 14, Jillian Romero 4-9 1-2 10, Cara Bulington 1-4 1-2 3, Kelsey Smith 6-12 3-3 15, Samantha Beverly 3-5 2-2 8, Katie Wampler 5-8 1-2 11. Totals 24-48 12-17 61.
3-point field goals: New Albany 1-13 (Shine 1-5, Marcum 0-2, Ricke 0-2 , Camm 0-3); Scottsburg 1-9 (Romero 1-6, Elliot 0-2, Beverly 0-1).
Rebounds: New Albany 26 (Nixon 7); Scottsburg 31 (Bulington 7).
Assists: New Albany 12 (Marcum 9); Scottsburg 11 (Elliot 5).
Steals: New Albany 11 (Marcum 4); Scottsburg 15 (Elliot 4).
Blocked shots: New Albany 5 (Nixon 2); Scottsburg 1 (Wampler).
Turnovers: New Albany 20, Scottsburg 21.
Team fouls: New Albany 12, Scottsburg 15.
Fouled out: Hirsch (NA).


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Surely some part of his letter must have been omitted or reproduced incorrectly. If he truly cannot see the difference for his family and his children between his neighbor or a stranger owning a cell phone or owning an AR15, then I tremble for the implications for the future of our society.
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I have to admit to a certain amount of amusement at this petition to get Piers Morgan deported from the United States. As you can see, the petition itself has quite easily reached the numbers required to gain a response from the White House. There are a number of problems with the petition of course.
The first one being that while what Morgan actually said ("You're an unbelievably stupid man, aren't you" being not the sort of thing we expect a TV host to say) is undoubtedly protected by the First Amendment. His bosses have every right to fire him if they want: that's not a breach of First Amendment rights. But the government almost certainly does not have the power to punish him for such statements and deportation would be a punishment by the government.
On the other hand, what he actually said is perhaps not all that sensible. Second Amendment rights are part of the foundational myth of the US itself. Every country has such myths of course: my native Britain still, rightly or wrongly, defines itself in part as having stood alone against the Nazis back those 70 years ago (and in some quarters, against Napoleon 200 years ago). To the point that a Germany v. England soccer match will be met with two inevitable events. Despite the fact that they routinely beat us at the game, the chant of "Two World Wars and one World Cup" will be heard. And there will be the humming of the theme tune to "The Dambusters" a popular post war film about plucky Brits beating the Hun.
And don't even try to get the English onto the subject of the French.
Whether it's right or wrong, a good idea or not, part of that founding myth of the US is that the citizenry picked up their guns and killed enough of the Brits that the latter left and the country was free. Thus the citizenry must be allowed to bear arms.
Please note, this is nothing at all about the politics, about modern weapons, who argues for what. It's just that as an outsider (and I've lived in the US, just as Morgan is doing now) you've got to be pretty unperceptive not to note that this is part of what the country thinks about itself. Guns gained our freedom thus we must keep our guns to keep our freedom: that really is a strong strain of thought through US society.
But there's a much larger problem. Which is that we really don't want Piers Morgan back if you do throw him out.
In response to the petition, Jeremy Clarkson, the British Top Gear presenter, added on Twitter: 'Americans. It took us 40 years to get rid of Piers Morgan. Pleease don't send him back.'
One reason being that when editor of the Daily Mirror Morgan published some clearly fake photos of British troops abusing Iraqis. That cost him his job and a great deal of whatever goodwill he might have had.
No, I'm afraid you're stuck with him.
Morgon you an your left wing friend Obama both need to leave!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Are you… for real?
I'm no expert, but it is clear that the author, 'commenters', and most of the vocal advocates of controlling rights, be it limiting or not, really need to educate themselves on what exactly those rights provide for, before making articles or comments in them. It is clear that none of you do, to the point of creating generalizations such as 'myth' comments based on your own small perception of what is really going on.
The founding fathers made many comments and readings on what the rights were intended to provide for. And they are quite clear. If any of you understood what the founders train of thought was, none of you would be advocating what you are currently pulpit-thumping for.
Our great country of the US has a first amendment as well. Amazing all these gun nuts have issue with someone exercising their first amendment rights but they cry when someone goes after their second amendment rights. Piers is an invited guest in our country and our the first amendment applies to him just as it does to all our citizens.
You see Laddie, they are called "The Bill of Rights" for a reason. The gun nuts you refer to make up about half the population of this country, though not that many are NRA members. We see what happens when a population is disarmed and cannot defend itself. American fighting men and women are sent in to do the fighting and dying for them. If you think it could not happen here you are in denial. Have YOU ever fought for anything with more than your mouth?
Actually I think the odds of a ground attack on our country where armed citizens would be of ANY help is absolute zero. No other country would ever attempt a ground attack on America because they know that we would wipe their country off the map. If you believe we are going to have a Red Dawn situation in the US you are simply paranoid. That being said. I am not calling for banning of all firearms to citizens. Simply more sensible control. But my beef was with the gun nuts saying Piers had no right to state his opinion and petitioning to get him out of the US. By doing so they are denying him what the first amendment allows him. Most citizens for more gun regulation are not asking for banning of all weapons. Just better control. Yet the gun nuts are essentially saying Piers speaking his opnion has lost his right to be here which is essentially saying he has NO level of first amendment right. So in a sense they are trying to TOTALLY ban Piers from the first amendment and even punish him for exercising it. Words don't kill. Guns do.
Look, we're all reasonable adults here who are willing to compromise. We'll keep Piers, but you guys have to take back Jonathan Hunt from FNC.
You Brits seem to forget that 1.2 million Americans died saving your little island from the Germans in WW2. I think regardless of what a jerk Morgan is, you owe it to us to take his sorry ass back. Of course, the main problem is that he is a perfect fit for the socialist leaning of CNN so they will probably keep him since he is an atraction to the few listeners that they have other than the gays who flock to Anderson's program. CNN gave up being a news outlet years ago when Ted Turner ran things. Now, rather than reporting the news, they just push their socialist agenda.


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The Marlin & Ray's chain, including its Bensalem location, has closed its doors as of Wednesday, Jan. 10, so the company can focus more on its Ruby Tuesday brand, according to a Ruby Tuesday, Inc. earnings call.
JJ Buettgen, the president and CEO of Ruby Tuesday Inc. reported a net loss of $15.1 million for the fiscal second quarter, which ended Dec. 4, 2012, and announced the plan to exit Marlin & Ray's, as well as Truffles Grill and Wok Hay concepts. The decision was made so that the company can focus on Ruby Tuesday's sales growth.
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The MU School of Law offers a collegial environment, reinforced by a small student body and a low faculty-student ratio. The intimacy of this setting, coupled with reasonable cost, consistently high bar passage rates, a network of alumni around the globe and access to top scholars in the legal world, make MU Law one of the best values in the nation.
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