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Fall 2013 – Number 4Starting October 1, 2013, Americans who are uninsured or who buy their own health insurance will have a new way to shop for insurance: the Health Insurance Marketplace.
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Summer 2013 – Number 3President Obama gathered leaders, advocates, and consumers at a recent White House conference on mental health to discuss how people can work together to reduce negative attitudes and encourage those with mental health problems to seek help.
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Spring 2013 – Number 2When it comes to protecting students from violence, it's not enough to focus only on security measures, such as hiring security guards, locking doors, or developing emergency plans, said Michelle Bechard, lead public health advisor in the Mental Health Promotion Branch of SAMHSA's Center for Mental Health Services. What's needed, she said, is involvement by the whole community—school personnel, law enforcement, the mental health system, community-based organizations, families, and young people themselves.
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Winter 2013 – Number 1
The young Californians served by the Monterey County Health Department's Hope for Youth/Esperanza para los Jóvenes face incredible challenges. Primarily Latino, they live in neighborhoods plagued by gangs, violence, criminal behavior, and easy access to alcohol, marijuana, methamphetamine, cocaine, and other drugs.
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Fall 2012 – Number 3
At age 16, Jordan Burnham was a popular high school student, always smiling and laughing. Being diagnosed with depression came as a surprise, as he had become an expert in hiding his feelings.
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Summer 2012 – Number 2
This year, SAMHSA is celebrating its 20th anniversary and two decades of progress in the behavioral health field. Since SAMHSA was created in 1992, people with mental and substance use disorders have seen many improvements in their lives. The rise of the consumer and recovery movements has made it possible for individuals to be active participants in their own care and recovery.
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Winter 2012 – Number 1
As the Nation strives to increase access to affordable care, technology is playing a key role. Both health information technology (HIT) and its corollary, electronic health records (EHRs) are central to improving the delivery of services so that that all Americans — including those with behavioral health conditions — benefit from health care system reform.
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"My memories are full of jargon," Senior Master Sergeant Leonard Macari says. "If I finally open up to a counselor, I don't want to have to stop and explain acronyms like MRE or terms like 'I did a 5 and 25.' I want my therapist to know what I'm talking about. Otherwise, there's a disconnect that's hard to get past," the Rhode Island National Guardsman explains.
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"College can be a stressful time, and the numbers bear that out. According to SAMHSA's National Survey on Drug Use and Health, in 2008, young adults age 18 to 25 were more likely that adults age 26 to 49 to have had serious thoughts of suicide.
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"Behavioral Health and Social Media" describes SAMHSA's robust "digital engagement" program with presences on four major social medial channels. This issue also includes the FY 2012 budget, a presidential directive on military families, and recent data on treatment admissions. Statistics on suicidal thoughts and behaviors are included.
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November/December 2010 – Number 6
Building resilience and reducing the impact of substance abuse and mental illness on young people in American Indian and Alaska Native tribal communities is a challenge. This issue's cover story includes SAMHSA's work in this area, including articles about grantees, e.g., the Pascua Yaqui tribe of Arizona and the San Felipe Pueblo in New Mexico. Features include "How Many Americans Experienced Mental Illness in the Past Year?" In addition; the 2010 Annual Index is available as a separate PDF file (size: 323KB).
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What do you need to know about the Affordable Care Act and health care reform? This issue's cover story offers details, including information about health homes. SAMHSA's Administrator talks about the Agency's 8 strategic Initiatives in her message to readers. Other features include the launch of the National Action Alliance on Suicide Prevention, recent efforts to break the silence about suicide among college students, and updates on HIV/AIDS. Why is behavioral health essential to health? Hear what a panel of experts have to say.
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July/August 2010 – Number 4
The Deepwater Horizon oil disaster affected lives of residents in the Gulf states. To help, SAMHSA took action to make behavioral health a top priority. This issue's cover story and the Administrator's message focused on helping residents cope. Other features included a new publication and CD-ROM on responding to childhood traumatic grief, new data on the dramatic rise in abuse of pain relievers, and multicultural campaigns on mental health.
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May/June 2010 – Number 3
SAMHSA's Project LAUNCH (Linking Actions for Unmet Needs in Children's Health) promotes the well-being of children age zero to 8. A successful grantee in Maine is highlighted. The SAMHSA Administrator thanks readers who emailed comments on "What's in a Term." Other features include a new publication about helping communities prevent suicide among Native youth; Children''s Mental Health Day highlights; a look at health reform; and adolescent substance use statistics on an average day.
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Building community awareness is the focus of three new prevention campaigns on underage drinking, suicide prevention, and mental health for African Americans. Other articles include a special message from the SAMHSA Administrator asking for input on terms used to describe our work, a highlight of SAMHSA's Sober Truth on Preventing Underage Drinking grantees, the Agency's Fiscal Year 2011 Budget, TIP 51, and new Evidence-Based Practices KITs.
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Now that the Paul Wellstone and Pete Domenici Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act is in effect, what does that mean for consumers, those in treatment and recovery, and their families? The cover story offers some insights and the Interim Final Regulations. Other topics: campus suicide prevention at Penn State and Tufts, violent behaviors among girls, treatment updates.
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November/December 2009 – Number 6
SAMHSA's Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) program is the cover story highlighting grantees in Alaska and Colorado. Other topics include parity, homelessness, and a guide for clinical supervision.
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September/October 2009 – Number 5
The philosophy of recovery is the cover story for this issue. A person's early days in recovery might be compared to a climber's first steps up a great mountain. There's a lot of work ahead. Programs at SAMHSA's Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) are highlighted as well as recent white papers on recovery.
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July/August 2009 – Number 4
Coordinating care for children with serious mental health challenges is the focus of the cover story. Three grantee programs are highlighted, including programs for very young children and for children on reservations. Also, read about retail sales of tobacco to youth, a state report on substance abuse statistics, health reform and behavioral health, how parents can affect youth substance use, and more.
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May/June 2009 – Number 3"Suicide Prevention on Campus: Keeping Students Connected" (cover story by Kristin Blank) and a new resource (TIP 50) for substance abuse counselors on how to address suicidal thoughts in clients are included. Also, read about pregnant women and substance use, a new nurse's guide to buprenorphine, and a nurse's personal story.
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March/April 2009 – Number 2
Jail diversion for people with mental illness is the cover story's focus. A SAMHSA grantee in Blacksburg, VA, is also highlighted along with a description of mental health courts. American Indian and Alaska Native culture is featured in a new pocket-sized "Culture Card" of tribal facts.
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January/February 2009 – Number 1
This issue launches our print redesign with a new masthead, connections to SAMHSA News online, and more. SAMHSA's successful Drug Free Communities Support program, our cover story, harnesses the power of community coalitions to reduce substance abuse among young people. Prevention works!
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A progressive scrap is a *slow* speed scrap!!! I love speed scraps and I'm equally fond of progressive scraps because there's no way to anticipate the next step so it's always interesting to see what kind of a fix we can get ourselves into and out of! Heaps of fun!! So here are the general rules to our *slow* speed... er I mean *Progressive Scrap*.
1. On the first day of the month I'll post Step 1. Then, I'll post the first of next weekly steps to the Progressive Scrap in a weeks' time, and so on until we've completed the layout
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4. The original and subsequent steps will be posted in this forum thread, as well as here in the first post.
5. Post your weekly layouts no later than midnight of the day before the next step is due - I'll post this date in the steps.
6. Post your layouts in the *Progressive Challenge* gallery.
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8. Use of at least 50% GDS Designer products is encouraged and very much appreciated!
9. Please list all the GDS products you've used.
10. There will be a posting bonus for everyone that: a) posts a layout in the gallery for each step AND ALSO b) linking their layout back to this forum. (so you have to do both). I'll post the bonus in this thread when it's available.
11. YES this challenge counts towards the Scrap 7 Challenge!
To link your images back to the gallery .. have a look here
Also... here's on on how to assign keywords to your layouts to give the credit back to the GDS designer
Step One:
1. So... DECEMBER... Winter or Summer in the Southern Hemisphere.. The month of so many different celebrations.. so you choose what you want to celebrate, and well start with a nice background paper.. and because we started a little late.. you'll have til Saturday to finish Step 1 which shouldn't be too hard! lol
Post your layout by Saturday, December 8, 2012 The next step will be posted Saturday, December 8 2012
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2. Right... so this step has a few parts.. 1. Find a dark paper. Now, remember the curved/wavey elements we did a few months back, make a curved/wavy border on the right side of your paper, going from top to bottom and about 3-4 inches at it's widest part. Take the same paper and make a super wavey border on the left side but only about 1 inch at it's widest part. Ok.. done with that paper. 2. Now find another contrasting coloured paper and make another curved wavy border and put it on top of the border on the right side, making sure you don't block out the bottom one too much ie one little curve or wave is ok. Ok.. done with this paper. 3. Now add shadows to give the borders some depth and you can add a little burnt edge to them too if you like. Again I've given directions for one *view*. If you'd like to reverse the directions, that's perfectly ok too.
Post your layout by Thursday, December 13, 2012 The next step will be posted Friday, December 14 2012
Step Three:
3. Find the photo you wish to use for this layout and cut it into a circle and frame it. Place it centered over the double waves near the bottom. Add shadows to give depth. That's it! lol
Post your layout by Wednesday, December 19, 2012 The next step will be posted Thursday, December 20 2012
Step Four:
4. So here we are adding stuff. First find a hanging object ie ornament and hang it somewhere between the curves. Now find some trees or gingerbread people or other interesting winter/holiday/christmas things and arrange them near the bottome between the curves. Now make a cluster around the bottom of your circle photo, in the area nearest the corner. Add shadows. That's it. OHH.. and maybe some glittery scatters or sprays through the middle.. :)
Post your layout by Wednesday, December 26, 2012 The next step will be posted Thursday, December 27 2012
Step Five:
5. Ok.. So I'll make the finish fast and furious! lol.. like a SNOW storm! ... Your layout needs a Title.. try fining word art or a font that you've not used before. Add some journaling and don't forget the date! . That's it.. end of 2012!!! WO HOO
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Leap said it had made the changes to "accelerate operational improvements and better enable management to direct the company's long-term strategy in a time of industry transition."
Elliott, whose move is effective immediately, joined Leap as CFO in May. McBride, who most recently was executive vice president of finance at the Weather Co, will join Leap on December 10. Leap also named Anne Liu as its chief accounting officer. (Reporting by Sinead Carew; Editing by Lisa Von Ahn)


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Karen/NoCA wrote: How about you, is it something you have on hand or even use?
Jo Ann Henderson wrote:Just browned flour or a jar of roux? Never heard of browned flour.
Mike Filigenzi wrote:Nice to hear that I'm not the only newly-deflowered gravy virgin here. When I did our "day-after-Thanksgiving" turkey, I made my first-ever gravy. I used the drippings from the turkey along with canned chicken broth (didn't have any homemade stock as I was using parts of the same turkey to make that). I just dumped out most of the fat from the roasting pan, made a roux from that and some flour, and added that canned broth and a little seasoning. Came out great.
wnissen wrote:Karen, are you saying that gravy keeps? It develops a skin so quickly that it never occurred to me that it could. Making it thick, adding the pan juices, and adjusting for seasoning sounds very easy.
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The NTSB has released their preliminary report on the fatal plane crash that happened back in mid-march in South Bend. Two people were killed and three others injured when the Hawker Beechcraft Premier 1A crashed into three houses on March 17.
According to the report, the pilot told air traffic control that the plane had "lost all power, and we have no hydraulics" and the plane was "barely controllable." With navigational systems apparently dead, the air traffic controller on the ground attempted to guide the plane in for a landing.
The plane tried to make a landing, but was waved off because its main landing gear was not extended. The plane tried a second landing attempt, still with only its nose landing gear down.
Witnesses told the NTSB the plane actually touched down briefly on the second landing attempt, bounced several times, and then rose back into the air before it finally crashed.
These are only initial findings in the crash. A final report from the NTSB is not expected for another several months.
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