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Connecticut Light & Power expects to have roughly 5,000 additional personnel on hand to respond to power outage needs when Hurricane Sandy hits this week, a company official said this weekend.
"Our Emergency Operations Center in Berlin is now active," CL&P Senior Vice President Bill Quinlan told reporters during a press conference on Saturday. "We are conducting very broad outreach across the country for linemen, patrol resources, tree crews and for other resources necessary."
These are just a few of the latest updates that CL&P has issued since the storm started to become a real threat to the state and the region.
The utility company, which took a lot of criticism for its responses to last year's two storms, has been showing that it's prepared and taking precautionary measures before Hurricane Sandy makes landfall.
This time around, Quinlan said the company has made a broad campaign, by working in cooperation with key state agencies, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the American Red Cross.
"All with a goal with what we refer to as a community response to this event," this may truly be a natural disaster," Quinlan said. "And our view is the best way for Connecticut to get through it is to deliver an integrated response with a lot of teamwork."
Initially, CL&P said it requested 2,000 extra crews from across the country, in addition to its own staff of 340 crews. Ultimately, however, Quinlan said the company expects to have the additional, 5,000 personnel on hand. The company has taken such measures as flying linemen into Connecticut from as far away as Seattle.
"With respect to those crews, many of them are already in the grounds, trucks are basically rolling in through Connecticut tomorrow," he said. "Some crews are flying in from the west coast."
He mentioned that the company will also look to some of the northern New England crews for assistance and has already requested Canadian crews.
At one point, a reporter asked Quinlan what assurances he was giving Connecticut that this would all "ring true," given CL&P's response from last year's storm.
"We have been hard at work since last fall's events to improve several critical areas," he said.
Communication and technology investment were two points Quinlan made, as well as the pro-active approach CL&P is taking as Sandy moves north.
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FERNLEY — Early Thursday at about 4:30 a.m, a woman driving a 1997 Subaru Legacy station wagon headed east in Interstate 80, about 7 miles west of Fernley, apparently drove off the roadway and stuck a guardrail. But the incident wasn't over yet.
After striking the barrier, the vehicle zigzagged down the road and veered back across both eastbound lanes to smash into the adjacent section of guardrail before crossing back over both lanes and finally coming to a stop by colliding with the final guardrail.
Problems didn't end following the driver's final resting place along the side of the road, however. After crashing, evidence left at the scene indicated it was a woman's vehicle and possible a female driver, Allen said
Following the crash, the female driver extracted herself from the Subaru and fled the scene, leaving belongings behind.
About two minutes later, a 2009 Toyota Prius, driven by Mark J. Cox, 37, of Reno, struck the wrecked Subaru. The Prius sustained substantial front-end damage.
Cox received injuries in the collision and was taken by ambulance to Renown Regional Medical Center where he was treated and later discharged Thursday morning.
"Evidence at the scene indicated the vehicle subsequently rolled over at least one time and came to rest on its wheels blocking the entire right-hand travel lane. The driver abandoned the vehicle and left the scene prior to our arrival," said Nevada Highway Patrol spokesman Chuck Allen.
The driver left items inside the car that were recovered by the trooper in charge of the investigation, Allen said. The trooper will likely try to make contact with the driver, he said. However, the investigation is ongoing.
The driver might have been "traveling home with another vehicle following and was scared and left the scene," Allen said. "It's common with alcohol or drugs or when an administrative matter is involved (such as a warrant for an arrest) or a combination of these, which would be a reason why somebody would not want police to show up. That's what we typically see."
The driver faces charges that would include failing to report an accident, failing to maintain travel lanes and failing to use due care once investigators make contact with the suspect, Allen said.
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Address of Senator lv~ ike Mansfield before the
Butte Chamber of Commerce - Butte, lv1ontana
October 1, 1957
Ladies and gentlemen of the Butte Chamber of Commerce, it
is with a great deal of pleasure that I come to Butte this evening to speak
to the annual meeting of your fine organization.
I am sure that most of you have arrived at the meeting tonight
with the preconceived notion that I will speak on Foreign Policy and the
many serious international problems facing our country today. You are
essentially correct, I do intend to discuss the various phases of our ever-changing
foreign policy and how it affects the Nation, Montana and each
and everyone of us. But first I want to talk about lv1ontana and its role in
the shrinking world.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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I am not saying anything new to those of us here when I say that
:rv ... ontana is truly a Treasure State for I sincerely believe that Montana is a
land of opportunity blessed with a tremendous future in economic and
industrial expansion. Our State has an abundance of human and natural
In orde r to realize this great potential it is going to require the
cooperation of all of us.
Not too many years ago :tv.:.ontana was gene rally considered a faraway
and remote State in the northwestern section of the Nation; small
towns, cattle and sheep ranches, Indians, western folklore and the "richest
hill on earth". These were the things that made up the average person's
vision of :tviontana.
Today the Treasure State is a land of growing cities, ranching,
farming, mining, a newly developed oil industry, and new con1mercial
industries, This is a State endowed with unsur passed scenic beauty and
abundance of fish and game which attract tourists from near and far .
All of these factors , in addition to Ivwntana's fine people make
the State important, but we also must consider that the world is becoming
smaller and the State's position in rclatior:. to tho rest o{ the country and
the world has become much more intimate. Distances are constantly
shrinldng . Montana is a matter of hours from a :1y large city in either
nemisphere . This has bt:!en prompted largely by the increased speed in
transcontinent al air travel and communication ,
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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Neither Montana nor the United States can sit back in self-containment.
The world has become too small and we cannot ignore our
neighbors. lV. ontana has a role to play in international affairs. The
Treasure State is dependent on foreign sources as they in turn are dependent
on us as a productive State.
A few years ago who would have thought kontana would play an
especially important role in our national defense? With the advent of transcontinental
flights and the threat of aerial attack from the polar regions in
this nuclear age lVlOntana has found herself in a very Strate SiC position,
The Malmstrom Air Force Base at Great Falls is not only an integral part
of the Strategic Air Command defense system along the northern frontier,
but, in my opinion, is the most important air base in the entire United States.
The Glasgow Air Base now under construction will be an important
link in the Air Defense Command. In addition a network of radar warning
installations has been placed alone the kontana-Canadian line.
These military installations are important, they bring in new
people and new business which expand the economic base of the surrounding
area. Iviost important of all they are vital to our defense.
Turning from defense to natural resources I think we will all agree
that in the last quarter of the century .kontana has witnessed a vast effort
to harness its rivers and power sites. The result has been such multipurpose
projects as Hungry Horse, Fort Peele, Canyon Ferry, Tiber Dam,
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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and many small projects. These projects have not been limited to power
alone but have produced multi-purpose benefits such as irrieation, flood
control and recreation .
Last month the second power plant was dedicated at Fort Peck Dam.
This new power plant, when put into operation, will provide an additional
DO, 000 Lilowatts to an area short of power •
.As I look back over the years that it took to get Hungry Horse Dan:.
constructed, I feel that the efforts of all the proponentn have been more than
repaid through the benefits received from this great project. Few v1ill
dispute the fact that Hungry Horse has done much for western lviontnna.
Hungry Horse has expanded the tax base in the area. It has been
an economic boon to the Flathead area. The power generated has made
possible new industries, such as The Anaconda Aluminum Company, the
Diamond l\t .. atch Company and The Victor Chemical Company.
'ile have other undeveloped dam sites in our State which can do
the same for other parts of lv. ontana. I refer to Libby and Yellowtail Dams.
I could spend all evening talkine about the resources and the
potential of the State of Montana, but that is unnecessar y as I know you are
as aware of these things as I am.
The point I want to brine home tonight is that in repre sentine the
people and in informing the people it is necessary that we work together
in realizing the ereat potentials of kontana.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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'Je may differ in methods but our aim remains the same,
Before I say a few words on foreign policy, I would like to discuss
with you topics which are of the utmost interest to all of us.
Inflation is the number one domestic problem and nothing is beinr::;
done by either the Administration or the Congress to combat it,
In the last decade there has been a 17% increase in the cost of
food and a 15% decline in prices received by farmers. In other vvords both
the consumers and the producers have been caught in the price -squeeze.
The cost of food for the average city family has increased from
$1000 in 19~7 to $1550 in 1957, Of the $550 increase, the farmers received
$50 or 11%. Food processors, handlers, retc::.ilers and other marketing
agencies got approximately $450 or 90%. The remainder went for imported
foods or fish,
It is interesting to note that retail prices of cereals and bakery
products rose 34% between 1947 and 1957 while farm wheat prices dropped
7%; milk , at retail, is down only 3% while farm prices are off 16% from 1952;
and meat prices are off 26% on the farm and only 5% at retail,
There is no question but that the farmer is ge tting it "in the necl: 11 ,
His costs have risen and the price he receives has declined, The Administration
knows that the costs of what the farmer must buy have risen and that
the prices at what he must sell have dropped, Secretary Benson has
criticized "swollen bureaucracy11 -which now nurr;uerG 16 , 2C~ more persons
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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in the Department of Agriculture since 1953, the day he took office. The
Democrats lost only $1.1 billion in supportine; farm prices over 2 0 years;
Benson has lost over $3 billion in four years. He opposed controls but
maintained as tight controls as ever; he has sought to discourage production
by instituting the "flexible'' program but the 1956 output set an all-time
record, He has constantly attad:.ed the $2 .5 billion in farm surpluses
"piled up" by the Democrats but today farm surpluses amount to more than
$8 billion under Benson, Talk about a "mess in Vfashington" and you'll find
Benson talldng to himself,
Then there is former Secretary Humphrey. Yfhat a le gacy he left
to his successor, Robert Anderson! A debt ceiling b e yond that of the
previous Democratic Administration and a price spiral as yet unchecked.
From the Administration's most vocal critic of inflation -- "it will make
your hair curl" --he has none, he has now become Chairman of National
Steel. Steel, on the basis of the automatic boost in steel wages , has raised
its cost to $6 per ton. V!hat does this r.cJean to the public?
It will mean an increase of 7% in the prices of washing machines;
6% in home freezers; 4% in autos. To business it will mean an increase of
10% in the prices of nuts, bolts, screws, rivets, steel castings, and steel
barrels; increases of 5 to 10% in motors and generators, hand tools, cutting
tools, machinery and industrial furnaces, The insurance con1panie s will
boost their rates on liab ility insurance; the railroads will boost their rates
and so will all other industries,
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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In today's complacent and flabby atmosphere there is very little
resistance to this trend. -,~h at has happened to the American people?
Surely we l~now what is happenin::; or, if we men do not, our wives do,
Can't we realize that we are the ones who are being deflated while this
inflation continues? Don't we know that we are the ones who keep our economy
goin g on the basis of our daily and weekly spending? Can't we understand
that it is the ordinary folks who spend from week to week who keep our
lv .. ain Streets alive? We've heard of "creepinG socialism" --perhaps we've
shrugged it off --but we know at first hand of the monster of "creeping
inflation". For the past 12 months we've been faced with a continued
increase in the cost of living and the figures have been publicized by our
government and our dollar, which was worth 55f in January 1953 is now
worth 4.:9f .
The Bureau of Labor Statistics in August stated that, on the
1947-49 average, the cost of living stands at 120.2%. Compared to a year
a:;o, our dollar which was then worth 36 ,lf is now worth 03 , 2~.
Inflation is no longer a threat; it is a fact, If I may call your
attention to some facts, here they are:
If, in 1939, your yearly income was $1, 500 you must
mal~e $3,090 to be as well off today; if your 1939 income
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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was $15, 000 you need $40, 091 in order to be as well off now;
if your income was $1 million you now need $3,678,378.
Figures of other income brackets are not here given for
lack of time but the proportion is e:>~actly the same. No
one escapes. In a period of great prosperity nobody is
really any better off and of course those whose income is
fixed and unchangeable, who live on pensions, or on trust
funds or wages that have not risen are really up against it.
The purchasine power of their dollar has decreased and
the burden of undreamed of taxes -- Federal, State and
local --is heavy, indeed.
It is not news to say that this situation is eetting
worse every day. The tax burden grows , prices increase,
the purchasing power of the dollar goes down, the eencral
financial situation, so far as the individual is concerned,
becomes tighter and less bearable . Actually, of course,
hieh taxes, while a great factor in this situation, are not
the fundamental cause. The real cause is the steady rise,
month by month, in the cost of living.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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'.l ith the domestic copper producers price at 2'/¢ and the Customs
.Smelter price at 25.5¢, the basic industry upon which Butte and Anaconda
and, to a lesser extent, Great Falls and Iv issoula as well as other l\"ontana
communities depend, we are faced with a difficult and dangerous situation ,
If something is not done in the very near future, the possibilities are that
copper will follow the lead of lead and zinc ,
In the fields of lead and zinc, the L ontana Congressional deleeation
introduced a measure which on a sliding scale basis would give protection
to domestic producers in competition with foreien imports from Canada,
Mexico, Peru and elsewhere . He were unable to achieve any satisfaction
in the House of Representatives before the v/ays and lv:eans Committee,
although Congressman :tv,etcalf and I , along with 3enator J'v·_urray, appeared
before the House Committee. In the Senate the three of us appeared before
the Finance Committee and achieved a temporary success in gettine our
measure reported, but because o£ Administration opposition the Finance
ConnLittee reverr:;ed its previously favorable stand and reported out
instead the Administration proposal for action ,
This proposal by the Administration was a fruitless Besture, would
have brought no relief whatever to the zinc and lead industry, and would have
allowed the l.dministration to throw the ball back to Con ere s s and blame it
if no relief was furnished the zinc and lead industry .
The President, under the escape clause of the Reciprocal Trade
J.ct, has more power and authority to protect lead and zinc than he would
have had had the Administration proposal been passed, This matter was
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
brought to the attention of the President by Jere Cooper, Chairman of the
House Ways and Mean3 Committee, and it was also brought to his attention
by the members of the Montana Congressional Delegation. P. side from kinci
words, which do not fill empty stomachs or make payrolls or give security
or keep the minas and smelters going, we have received no word from the
White House.
On ~eptember 5th I sent a letter to the President in which ! urgently
requested that he use his authority under the escape clause to bring relief to
the lead and zinc industry. To date I have received only an acknowlecigement,
which is the usual form from the White Hou3c, but no promis e of action, no
promise of relief.
We know what has happened in Montana because of the decline in zinc
and lead prices. We know wha t has happened to the tungsten industry in t his
.C:tate because of the fact that the House of Representatives wen~ back on the
pledged word of the Government of the United ftate s and refused to allow the
amount s necessary this y ~ a r to c arry on domestic cperations in that Held. When
I say the House went back on the word of the Government, I mean this excluding
such men as Lee Metcalf vJho worked night and day for the p roposal, and I mean
this excluding the f5enate which on three separate occasions overwhelmingly
voted for the funds to keep the tungsten industry going.
Now we are faced with a situation in coppc.· which is presently selling at
a price which will make it mandatory that high-cost producers will have to consider
further reductions j_n production. When the price of copper soared to over
. 46~ a pound in early part of 1956 and the foreign price reached a high of 55¢
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
during this same period, it was too high. Now, however, in the period from
P.pril, 1956 to September, 1957, we find that world and dome sdc prices have
dropped from their previous highs to 27 ~ a pound. This is too little. It is
true that we have changed from a situation in which dur::.ng the post-·war period
we had to import copper to make up for the deficiency in production at home,
to a situation where domestic production has been sufficient to take care of all
our needs, but at the same time over certain periods imports of copper have
increased. It is thought that at present copper inventories are low and that
buyers are waiting to take advantage of further decline in the price.
It is well to keep in mind that copper is a basic and, in some cases,
an irreplaceable raw material for a great number of uses, and all inc'!ications
seem to me to indicate a normal and continuing growth of consumption of
4 to 5% a year.
It ia well to keep in mind that much of the expanded capacity in copper
production during the war and post-war period was requested '!Jy the government
of the United States in the interests of our national security. Under
projects developed under the Defense Production /let, copper production
has bee.n inc:::eased to the extent of something like 250, CSO tons a year. This,
I am informed, is just atout the equivaler..t figure as the surplus production
in 1956. In my opblon, ~-:£it was necessary to ex~and capacity for the defense
o£ this country, then I th~nk it should be mandatory that the same reac30ning
demands that these operations be kept functioning at this time.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
I would point out that a stockpile of copper, if need be, is not damageable
and would certainly prove to be a worthwhile investment for a number of
reasons. I believe also that import protection in the form of excise taxes
or tariffs is necessary aot only insofar as copper is concerned but also in
the fields of lead, zinc and tungsten. The peril point of 24¢ a pound as
applied to copper should be raised, in my opinion, to something on the order
of 28 to 31 ¢, and import or excise tax, below those figures, should be raised
from 2 to 4¢ a pound. This should be enough in this high cost era to cover
the cost of production, to furnish a fair profit, to give work to our miners
and smeltermen, and to give security to this most important segment of
Montana's economy.
Whether or not we can achieve relief along these lines, I do not know,
but I do want to assure you - and I know I speak for the rest of the Montana
Delegation - that we are doing all in our power to see that this relief is given
because we are fully aware of the fact that the dangerouG and difficult situation
confr0nting the domestic mining industry in Montana at this time is an everpresent
one and needs immediate consideration. P. s one who worked in the
:i3utte rr.ines for 9 y e ars, I feel I have a fair ly g ocd grasp of th:s situati on. 1- s
:me w h~ knows how m uch cities like B utte and A na~ ond a depend for t h eir
cconom:.c livelihood upon metals production, I want to assure you tha t I will
·io my b~ st to see t!:l at a c t ion is taken which will obliter ate the prospect ive
ghost in our midst and give some reality and substance to the body, which is
ou r eccnomic livelihood.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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\1hat lies ahead in the cost of living picture? In my opinion, it
will continue its upward trend, Steel prices are bound to affect home,
appliances, construction, and many other fields as I have indicated, Food
costs, because of drought in the eastern United States, will not decline .
\!hat is the answer? One factor is excessive buying on credit,
It is my understanding that credit buying today is in excess of L.':O billion
dollars , •:!ould it not be worthwhile to reinstate Reculation \/,' which was
a measure under which minimum down payments - usually one -third - were
pre scribed for the purchase of automobiles, appliances and a number of
other items? lv1any people say they do not lil'::.e legislative controls - and
I don't either -but I don't like inflation either , Do you?
Another possibility is the idea advanced by Vlalter Reuther asking
the auto mal;:er s to reduce their 158 models by $100 and, in return, the Auto
d orkers' Union would temper its demands, It's been turned down by the
Big 3 , but didn't Eisenhower ask :Iv-anagement and Labor to get to gether,
to exercise caution, and wor}~ together to halt inflation? I\t aybe Reuther's
suggestion is not the answer; maybe the Big 3 were right in refusing to
consider it, How do we ~mow? Certainly, at the least, it is entitled to
serious consideration and the proposal seems to me to be a step in the
right direction,
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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Celent, a banking research and consulting firm, released its third annual survey of trends shaping the retail payments market today, titled "Top Trends in Retail Payments: A Year in Review, 2013 Edition." The annual report highlights ten trends that Celent's analysts are paying particular attention to in the coming year such as NFC, EMV migration and the proliferation of mobile point-of-sale solutions.
The report also covers digital wallets, regulations affecting the card market and the alternative payments market and the growing significance of loyalty and rewards offers in retail payments.
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"Retail payments innovation continues to be driven by the profound changes in the way consumers buy goods and services, get and redeem offers, and interact with banks. And, of course, payments regulations remains an important theme," Zilvinas Bareisis, the report's author and a senior analyst at Celent's banking group. "However, the payments industry could benefit from a change in regulatory focus: less on the 'old issues' such as interchange and more on the alternative payments."


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Screws is playing his first season as a receiver and holder on Jacksonville State's football team. When he's not working to break into the Gamecocks' lineup, he travels on mission trips, bringing service, development and his faith to people in undeveloped parts of the world.
He has made four such trips, the first to Venezuela and the last three to Tanzania in East Africa. He said each left a profound impression on him.
It was on the last one he believes he witnessed a true miracle that strengthened his own faith.
Screws made the trips as part of a program headed locally by his father through Anniston's Center of Hope Ministry.
Keith Screws has traveled to Tanzania 26 times. When Dalton accompanies him -- usually at times that won't interfere with his football workouts -- he typically works with children, spending much of his time in the schools in the areas they visit.
While the trips are rewarding and life-changing, they also can be dangerous. Keith Screws said his groups go into "very extreme" areas of the country, places he estimates are 100 years behind the West in their development. In addition to the intrinsic dangers of living in the bush, reports abound of non-Christian groups attacking the churches and pastors.
On one of those trips, Screws' team ventured into a village near Mugumu where they came upon a man in his 60s, the village witch doctor, with a grossly deformed hand.
They approached the man and in time began sharing their beliefs with him. The man seemed willing to accept their message and convert to Christianity, but remained attached to the bands on his wrist he believed had powers to heal his afflicted hand.
The missionaries convinced the man to remove the bracelets with the promise if his hand didn't get better in a reasonable amount of time they would return them to him.
They returned to the village the next day and found the man flexing his hand as if he were squeezing a ball. Today, the witch doctor has full use of it and continues to embrace the gospel.
"It blows my mind," Screws said. "You read all these stories in the Bible, but it's hard for me to believe some of them were real. When I saw it with my own two eyes, it completely changed my views on faith.
"You know the verse that says faith as small as a mustard seed can move mountains. We've all heard that and how important faith is, but I actually feel I got to see that first-hand, and God actually touched that man's life. It was incredible. I always said I believed it, and everybody who says they are a Christ follower would say that they believed that, but it's a fact of, 'Do you really think if you've seen this person that God would be able to do this?'
"Honestly, I can say I was probably one that said I wouldn't have believed. Now it's something I know I believe. I've seen first-hand what He can do. That was something that definitely changed my life back here."
It wasn't the first time Screws has been moved by his experiences on a mission trip.
The first time he traveled to Tanzania, he was drawn to a 7-year-old he met while distributing clothing at a Ukara Island orphanage. He later learned the child had been diagnosed with the AIDS virus. When he returned to the orphanage the next year he was saddened to discover the girl had died. He keeps a picture of her in his room, and reflects on her memory when times get tough.
"That little girl is etched in my mind," he said. "Living here we have so many things, so much going on, we get caught up in our daily activities and how busy we are and don't take a moment to think of the opportunities we have and just really be thankful for just waking up and having the opportunities to go to practice, go to school. It makes you sit down and be slower to complain about things going on.
"I try to bring that back to here because we have so much, so many opportunities, that these people only dream of having. It drives me to make the most of every opportunity I have, not only on the field, but the classroom as well. You just realize how blessed you are to be in the situation you're in and how important it is to live every day like it's your last."
Life is pretty good for Screws on the field these days. He put himself in the mix at receiver through his work ethic and JSU coach Bill Clark has demonstrated his trust in the player he calls "kind of a hero around here" by using the former Wellborn High standout as the holder on extra points and field goals.
Screws saw his most extensive action of the season Saturday against Murray State. Making his first college career start because of an injury to Telvin Brown, he responded with five catches for 58 yards. He caught a 26-yarder the week before at Georgia State.
"I was a proud dad," Keith Screws said. "He got 10 yards on his first catch -- I probably ran 20 in the stands."
The elder Screws has another mission trip scheduled for November to an area near Mount Kilimanjaro that may include some nurses from Jacksonville State. There also has been talk of other JSU football players joining the group on a later trip.
"I'll be going again," Dalton Screws said. "I'll be going back to Tanzania. I don't know if it'll be the same part, but I'll definitely be going back to Tanzania."
Al Muskewitz covers Jacksonville State sports for The Star. He can be reached at 256-235-3577


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These are dark times for comedy. The doors have been shuttered at 30 Rock. Curb Your Enthusiasm is in creative limbo. People watch Two and a Half Men on purpose. Adam Sandler keeps making movies.
Dark, dark times…
But there is hope. All we need is for Roberto Luongo to suck at hockey. Not all the time, of course. Maybe just one spectacularly bad moment every now and then.
We realize Canucks fans may not be on board with this plan. And honestly, Luongo's played so well this season that we can't really count on his cooperation, either.
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That one came less than a week after this gem:
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CHICAGO, October 23, 2012—Julian H. Fair III, D.M.D., a general dentist based in Wagener, S.C., was installed today as a trustee of the American Dental Association (ADA). Dr. Fair's installation took place in San Francisco at the ADA's 153rd Annual Session and World Marketplace Exhibition.
Dr. Fair will serve on the ADA Board of Trustees as the trustee from the 16th District, which represents the Carolinas and Virginia. The ADA Board formulates and reviews policies and programs and makes recommendations to the members of the ADA's governing body, the House of Delegates. As a member of the ADA Board, Dr. Fair will play a major role in the ADA's organizational objective of being America's leading advocate for oral health.
Dr. Fair is a past president of the South Carolina Dental Association (SCDA) and has served in the ADA House of Delegates. He also served as president of the Central District of the SCDA.
Dr. Fair is a graduate of the Medical University of South Carolina and received its Distinguished Alumnus Award in 2011.
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The not-for-profit ADA is the nation's largest dental association, representing 157,000 dentist members. The premier source of oral health information, the ADA has advocated for the public's health and promoted the art and science of dentistry since 1859. The ADA's state-of-the-art research facilities develop and test dental products and materials that have advanced the practice of dentistry and made the patient experience more positive. The ADA Seal of Acceptance long has been a valuable and respected guide to consumer dental care products. The monthly The Journal of the American Dental Association (JADA) is the ADA's flagship publication and the best-read scientific journal in dentistry. For more information about the ADA, visit www.ada.org. For more information on oral health, including prevention, care and treatment of dental disease, visit the ADA's consumer website www.MouthHealthy.org.


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Source: Getty 6 / 14 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Model Liya Kebede attended the Jimmy P. (Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian) premiere in a sparkling black Roberto Cavalli dress. Her makeup focused on the eyes, with L'Oreal Colour Riche Eye Shadow Quad in Army Brat ($8) applied to create a dark, smoky effect. Source: Getty 6 / 14 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Model Doutzen Kroes stunned at the premiere of Jimmy P. (Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian) in a white gown, which she wore with a sleek hairstyle and a bold lip, L'Oreal's Colour Riche Luminous Lipcolour in British Red ($10). Source: Getty 7 / 14 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 While attending The Great Gatsby premiere at Cannes, Isla Fisher sported some seriously sexy waves. Celebrity stylist Giannandrea started by applying Ecru New York Volumizing Silk Mist ($24) through Isla's wet hair. Once partially dry, he divided her strands into generous sections and completed blow-drying with a large round brush. 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Source: Getty / Venturelli 9 / 14 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 For the opening night at Cannes, Georgia May Jagger paired her fiery red Cavalli dress with an equally bold lip color and polish: Rimmel London's Moisture Renew Lip Colour in Red Alert ($7) and Lasting Finish Pro Nail Lacquer in Stiletto Red ($4). Source: Getty / Dave J Hogan 11 / 14 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Carey Mulligan glammed up the red carpet for the premiere of The Great Gatsby at the Cannes Film Festival. "I've only once created a red lip with her, but I loved the idea of contrast with the pale pink dress," makeup artist Georgie Eisdell said. To create the striking look, Eisdell used Nars Jungle Red Lipliner ($22) topped with the brand's Jungle Red Lipstick ($26). To give Carey's skin a little color to balance the brightness of her lips, Eisdell used Blush in Sex Appeal ($29) for a hint of warm pink. Source: Getty 11 / 14 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 For the daytime photocall for The Great Gatsby, Carey's makeup was kept soft yet refined. "We used a very fine liquid liner to create definition along her lashes, and polished the look with a light lip that has a bit of pink color but isn't heavy," explained makeup artist Georgie Eisdell. The key products used to achieve Carey's look were Nars's Eyeliner Stylo in Carpates ($27) defining her eyes and Satin Lip Pencil in Rikugien ($25) on her lips. Source: Getty 12 / 14 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Julianne Moore graced the red carpet for The Great Gatsby with her hair sleek and parted on the side. Her makeup focused on the eyes, with L'Oreal Infallible Lacquer Liner 24H in Espresso ($10) used to define. Her cheeks were flushed with the brand's True Match Super-Blendable Blush in Tender Rose ($11), and her lips were swiped with Colour Riche Lipcolour in Mauved ($10). 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