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A congressional report shows that the military has been pursuing nearly 900 soldiers to collect $1.2 million in debt incurred through no fault of their own.
WASHINGTON (AP) – After suffering paralysis, brain damage, lost limbs and other wounds in war, nearly 900 Army soldiers ran up $1.2 million in debt because of the military's "complex, cumbersome" pay system, congressional investigators said Thursday.
The report from the Government Accountability Office said another 400 who died in the wars had $300,000 in debt but that the Defense Department doesn't pursue collection of people killed in combat. [Gee, that's nice of them...]
"We found that hundreds of separated battle-injured soldiers were pursued for collection of military debts incurred through no fault of their own," said the report. It said that included seeking reimbursement for errors in pay or for equipment left on the battlefield.
This needs to stop right now. Our soldiers put their lives on the line, and they don't deserve to be harrassed after they come home.
The problem became known months ago as soldiers began to complain and lawmakers asked for the report.
The Pentagon said it has been working to resolve it.
How long does it take to fix the problem? Surely Donald Rumsfeld's "streamlined" Pentagon can do better than this.


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Once again, yours truly Matt Hendricks and will be performing with my Duo - Ice on Fire for the Coit Creative Arts Academy! We'll be raising money for the school as things are VERY tight at GRPS and they need all the help they can get. These are great kids, with great parents and a great staff and they need our support.
Come cheer me on Wednesday Morning at the Family Fare by Rivertown Crossings on 44th Street starting at 11am! Its a Celebrity Pasta Eating contest! I will be competing against other media people for a $1,000 donation to a charity of our choice! This holiday season I choose Toys for Tots! So if I finish first, second, or third, a donation will be made to TfT in my name! Whoo hoo!
Here it is for 2011, and fresh and new! The Spring Lake Holiday Road Lights extravaganza! A $250 a month electric bill for the lights, but a $40,000 donation to Special Olympics makes it all worth it! The 13 house display, anchored by Brad Boyink's 300,000 Christmas LED lights at his house on Heather Court, is the second largest in the country.
WZZM TV 13 has been broadcasting in town for well over 50 years, so when they uncovered video from the 1961 Santa Parade--from 50 years ago--well I think it's pretty cool! Especially when you can see WFGR and Cluck in the 2011 version of the parade. WZZM will be taking video of this parade as well, so in another 50 years people can see how we looked way back in 2011.
Bob and Tom Fans - Great news! Laughfest and WFGR are proud to announce that the Bob and Tom Comedy All Star Showcase is back for Laughfest 2012! The lineup is awesome this year. Tommy Johnigan, Drew Hastings and Jimmy Pardo
Thanks to our very own Janna...who enlightened me on MOVEMBER...the guys' way of supporting Men's Health causes by not shaving all month! So I'm joining the cause! I usually don't shave in November anyway...I always try and grow a beard during the Hunting month...which never really works, but I try!
There's a great thing about living in West Michigan. We are giving people. Officer Slot from Walker gave himself in the line of duty. Now we have a chance to give and help his family. There's a benefit run Saturday at Teazers on Ottawa starting at 10am.
I'm pretty old...school. So I can say without a doubt on Halloween, the scariest haunted house that ever was in West Michigan was....back when I was a kid. Mid 70's....'74 if I remember correctly. My Aunt and Uncle and my 2 cousins (who were older than me...by about 10 years) who lived in Midland always came over to the west side of the state around Halloween, and took us to....
Its that spooky time of year....Halloween in West Michigan! Here's the List from our friends at GRNow.com! God bless them! Have fun and be safe! We want you back Tuesday for your chance to win Cluck's Classic Cash! Up to $10,000 could be yours....
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The Coast Guard says a towing vessel sank early Friday on the lower Mississippi River near New Orleans.
Petty Officer Bill Colclough said the three crew members of the Altro Donna were able to get off the vessel and escaped injury. He says the vessel was pushing three empty barges normally used to carry fuel or other hazardous materials. The barges did not sink.
However, Colclough said there is a tank on board the vessel with 11,500 gallons of diesel fuel - and there have been some signs of pollution in the area. A cleanup team has been dispatched to the site.
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Photographer and grandmother Mechelle DeRouen Thompson shared this photo of her daughter and granddaughter with me yesterday. I just had to share her message.
"I put up a breastfeeding shot last night and someone reported it. Facebook did NOT take it down so I view it as a personal victory. I wanted to share the picture with you and others. Contrary to what it may seem, my daughter Laken is a fairly modest person except when Lily is hungry. You won't find Lily sweating under a blanket in 90 degree Louisiana weather just so her eating won't "offend" anyone. You won't find Laken nursing Lily in a corner of a filthy bathroom so as not to "offend" anyone in a restaurant, while bottle fed babies eat at tables with their parents, and you will never hear Laken apologize to rude people who flash her mean, disgusted looks expecting her to nurse Lily in her car rather than "offend" anyone with breastfeeding a baby where they can see.
Breastfeeding women are not looking for attention or even wanting to give you a peep show, they are just Mother's trying to fulfill a basic need of their babies along with lots of love. Please be kind to them, encourage them, and show them that it is more than ok, it's wonderful.
Happy World Breastfeeding Week!!!!! xoxoxoxo"
My thoughts? It's a shame that some people think this nurturing moment between a mother and child is something that shouldn't be seen and take the time to flag and report it. Censorship and bullying of women for using their breasts for what they were made to do, for doing something that is specifically protected by state and federal laws, is unacceptable behavior. Thankfully, Facebook stood by their breastfeeding policy and allowed it. I really do think more grandparents support breastfeeding than have a problem with it. It makes sense to support families and allow our babies to thrive. Thank you for sharing your story, Mechelle!
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Hello Eric,
I wanted to thank you for the great experience we had at Mallard Bay Resort this past weekend. My friends and I stayed in Unit #10 and enjoyed our clean and fully equipped cabin and the beautiful view. More importantly, we appreciated your friendly and helpful attitude towards us and for letting our guests who were not staying with us to join us for breakfast on the benches by Big Bear Lake at the resort. Lastly, thank you for being so kind in giving us a mid-week discounted rate for the cabin.
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Great Place For A Family Getaway!
We just came back from Mallard Bay Resort in Big Bear Lake and cannot get over how impressed we were! The rates were much lower than anywhere else we considered, and most of the other places were not even waterfront, let alone with a private boat dock. We went in thinking it would be a step up from camping (we were mainly interested in being on the water with a boat dock ). But it was so much more!! Our two boys, 9 and 11, found endless activities…the pool is enormous and perfectly clean, there is shuffleboard, stacks of books and board games, ping pong, and of course, Big Bear Lake! Just a few steps down from the cabin to the dock for fishing or just paddling around the lake in a raft or inner tube. The best part is that the dock is so close to the cabin, we could watch the kids fishing while making breakfast, etc.! The cabin was stocked with everything we could need and like the other reviews said, the owners were very friendly and accommodating. We had such a great time that we can't wait to go back!
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Great Weekend!
Just had another fantastic stay at Mallard Bay Resort! Went up for the May Trout Classic and despite the howling winds and the snow flurries (yes, snow in May!) we had a great time. Caught lots of trout and it was so nice to use the dock and not have to launch our boat every morning ! The cabin kept us snug and warm. Too bad it was too cold to sit around the outside fire but we will do that in the next month or two. We had unit #11 and had plenty of room for the 3 of us to relax after fishing. Thanks! We will certainly be back again soon!
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Exceptional Experience, Unforgettable Place
Everything about our recent family vacation at the Mallard Bay Resort in Big Bear Lake made us want to return as soon as possible J. Eric and Monique, the owners and on-site managers of the resort are the most genuine and gracious host and hostess you could ask for. They take great care in their property and the vacation experience they provide for their customers, as well as great care and interest in the customers themselves J They are very knowledgeable about the area activities and encourage you to ask for anything you need during your stay. This was our first stay at Mallard Bay Resort. It was recommended to us by another family we met on a prior trip to Big Bear. They could not say enough praises about it either, so we knew we needed to plan our vacation here. From the moment we arrived we were impressed by all the outdoor activities (swimming pool, shuffleboard, ping pong, horseshoes, volleyball.) But most of all the resort has lake access from their property for docking your boat or using the dock to fish from. The ability to fish from the dock made my two sons the happiest fishermen alive. My younger one, who is 6, caught a record for himself of 7 catfish in less than a day. The lake is stocked with a variety of fish, but catfish were the easiest to catch while we were there. As for the accommodations, the four of us stayed in a 2 bedroom/1bath unit with a full kitchen (as they all have), unit 7, the second closest to the lake (unit 8 and 10 are a bit larger and overlook Big Bear Lake). Very clean and well-stocked with all that we needed. We just needed to provide food. There were BBQ's available to grill on and picnic tables, we used for a dinner, all this is adjacent to the outdoor fireplace. This fireplace area is complete with comfortable seating. Each night Eric and Monique would get the fireplace ready for guests to come and relax in from of the fire, and socialize and roast marshmallows if you so desired. Our family loves to come to Big Bear for vacations. We have made annual trips in winter and summer for the last several years. We have tried other accommodations, but Mallard Bay Resort by far is the best VALUE and EXPERIENCE you will find in all of Big Bear. I encourage anyone thinking of staying here to try it, I guarantee you will find yourself wanting to come back!! Room Tip: Units 8 and 10 have lake view, no noise problems, very quiet, approximately 2 units/building, 2 story (most), 16 units total.
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Excellent Experience!
My family stayed at this place for 2 nights and had a great experience. The staff is very friendly and helpful and the facility is very clean. We appreciate that the place has a private boat dock. Although we didn't have a boat, our 7 year old son loved casting a line for fishing in the early morning on the dock. It was so peaceful and incredibly pretty there! They also had almost all the cookware and dinnerware in the kitchen in our cabin. We had a good time cooking while looking at the lake through the kitchen window. We recommend this place to those who want to stay at Big Bear Lake.
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After a week of suspended operations due to a computer glitch, NASA's Mars rover Curiosity is back to investigating the secrets of the Red Planet.
The software glitch, which occurred March 16, caused the rover to suspend examination of powdered-rock samples near the Gale Crater landing site and put itself in precautionary standby, or safe, mode until March 25.
NASA officials have announced that the rover is up and running again and the problems appear to be solved.
"We are back to full science operations," said Jim Erickson, Curiosity's deputy project manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. "It's a slow recovery process, but we're back doing science."
It was the second glitch in as many months, though scientists say the latest one won't happen again and is unrelated to a memory issue that corrupted the rover's A-side computer, one of two redundant computers, on Feb. 28. That incident forced scientists to transfer main operations to the rover's backup computer. NASA officials said the backup, or B-side, computer is operating normally, with the A-side now serving as a backup.
Each of the computers can operate the rover's five science cameras, and each of the Curiosity's 12 engineering cameras is linked to one computer or the other. Only pairs linked to the active computer can be used, officials said, but B-side engineering cameras are fully operational after not being used since the trip to Mars last August, which means the $2.5 billion rover can get resume its explorations.
With both glitches resolved, Curiosity has already radioed NASA scientists that bedrock in an area called Yellowknife Bay appears to contain all the necessary chemical ingredients microbial life would need to survive.
Curiosity will operate without direct communication from NASA from April 4 through May 1 due to Mars being directly behind the sun from Earth's perspective. Rather than risk the sun corrupting commands to the rover, Curiosity will operate under preprogrammed commands.
The communications blackout, which will also affect the Opportunity rover and the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, will keep Curiosity from undertaking any major tasks such as drilling for more rock specimens. However, it has already made significant achievements. The rover's analysis of rock samples led scientists to publicly announce that Mars was habitable long ago.
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Owen Thomas, the editor of Gawker Media's Valleywag is leaving the site and WebNewser hears he is heading to the San Francisco/San Jose NBC site, NBCBayArea.com.
The site is co-located in San Jose with NBC station KNTV and CNBC's Silicon Valley bureau. This means Thomas may be sharing office space with CNBC's Jim Goldman, about whom Thomas has written, in not so flattering terms, on more than one occasion. The station also has a bureau in San Francisco.
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Gawker's Nick Denton tells TechCrunch, "Owen has a reputation as a fearsome gossip writer. What's less known is his penchant for management. It sounds like this NBC job will give him the responsibility he's been craving – and take him out of the Valleywag firing line!"
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Windows is now fully up to date.
After updating,
I tried backing up my Lightroom catalog to D: again and lightroom encountered a problem and had to quit and so did Steam which is installed on the D: drive also. I checked my computer and D: was gone again.
It seems that every time I reconnect the drive to a different port it is found on the computer and then fails within a half hour. It doesn't turn up again just by restarting the computer, I have to actually reconnect it to a different port.
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Need a diskmanagement display.
Run disk management:
WIN | type DISKMGMT.MSC | ENTER
WIN=key with Microsoft logo on top.
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ALT-Spacebar key combo | X key (selects Maximize) |
Drag the field separators (such as between Status and Capacity) to show entire field.
Make a snapshot:
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Drag the cursor around the area you want to snip.
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Post a File or Screenshot in Seven Forums
Upload the files mentioned here:
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list of STARTUP PROGRAMS
CCleaner | Tools icon | Startup button | Windows tab |
click on Save to text file button (bottom right side) |
accept Startup.txt as file name | SAVE button
list of SCHEDULED TASKS
CCleaner | Tools icon | Startup button | Scheduled Tasks tab |
click on Save to text file button (bottom right side) |
enter Scheduled Tasks as File name | Save button
List of INSTALLED PROGRAMS
CCleaner | Tools icon | Uninstall button |
click on Save to text file button (bottom right side) |
accept install.txt as File name | Save button
UPLOAD the startup.txt file
UPLOAD the Scheduled Tasks.txt file
UPLOAD the install.txt file.
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Go tho he gigabyte website.
Fetch,install the latest bios update for your motherboard (VERY IMPORTANT)
fetch,install the latest chipset driver
fetch install other drivers.
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|04 May 2012
I tried updating the BIOS but it said that the file size is wrong.
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|04 May 2012
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|05 May 2012
Did it again same results. It says that the file is the wrong size.
I also tried @BIOS and it stops at 100% with an error message Runtime Error abnormal program termination
all other drivers are up to date.
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|05 May 2012
Contact the Gigabyte site and ask for an explanation.
Be sure to read their procedure very carefully.
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|10 May 2012
Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
I believe I am experiencing the same issue. I am using Win7 64 home, have been using a crucial m4 128 as my boot drive for over 6 months. 2 days ago I woke up and my PC was frozen (it's always on). Power down, then turn on and it says non-system disk, press any key. If I press a key the computer boots up as normal, works flawlessly for about an hour then locks up again. Each time if I power down then turn on again I still receive the non-system disk error, but it still works perfectly for about an hour (I haven't timed it but it's close). If I boot off my regular drive and disconnect the SSD the PC works fine, no press any key, no freezes. If I connect the SSD and boot off the regular drive it will see the SSD for about an hour. On the bright side the pc doesn't lock up the SSD disappears just as you describe. Time for us to make sure we have everything backed up from our SSD I think . I wonder if crucial will replace them when they work ok for an hour .
Edit: update - I updated the firmware from 0009 to 000F (crucial.com) as well as making sure all windows updates/drivers are to to date. I still got the press any key non-system disk message but the PC hasn't crashed in over 3 hours. Let's see how long it lasts when I fire up some world of warcraft .
update: seems like the firmware+drivers+updates corrected the problem going strong for 12 hours of heavy use. not sure what triggered the issue though as it worked fine for the past 6 months.
|My System Specs
|27 May 2012
Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit
For people having this problem: Try doing a power cycle of the SSD. The following steps should be carried out and take ~1 hour to complete.
The above steps were a result of: Why did my SSD "disappear" from my system? - Crucial Community
While that may not be your drive, a power cycle should be the same on all SSD drives. See how the system responds after the SSD power cycle.
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|31 Jul 2012
Similar issue to Quatra: Crucial M4 256GB working fine as boot drive for several months then system freezes (with mouse moving but not being able to click anything) followed by a crash/reboot to a 'non-system' disk error. In my case, a 'reset' wouldn't work (M4 disappears from BIOS) but a power shutdown then start leads to normal boot. After about an hour, the process repeats. I was on Firmware 0009.
The power cycle process described by writhziden (and in the crucial forums) worked. I did it with the drive data cable disconnected throughout the whole process and simply booting into the BIOS with sata power cable only. I also repeated the process 3 times for good measure.
After the drive was back to normal, I updated the M4 firmware to the latest 000F. This required switching from AHCI to IDE in the BIOS (both in the SATA section and the controller section), otherwise the updater doesn't see the drive.
|My System Specs
|09 May 2013
Sorry for resurrecting an old topic but i solved similar problem myself and can't find any similar solution on web. Here's my problem and solution:
I bought an Kingston HyperX SSD (SH103S3/120G) and installed on my desktop computer with ASUS (M4A785D-M Pro) motherboard.
I only installed games on drive, installation was ok but after a while, SSD drive started to disappear randomly (while reading/writing) from computer and reappearing after reboot. I checked firmware, bios and windows updates, but they were all up to date.
After a while, I was trying to find a solution desperately in bios settings and find out there are 2 sata controllers on mainboard. First with IDE/AHCI and RAID support on SATA port 1 to 4. Second one with only IDE support and using SATA ports 5 and 6 and i have installed SSD on port 5.
Which means this was the solution. I just unplug my SSD from SATA port 5 and plug to SATA port 1 (just in case ) My SSD working fine from then.
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Thanx, OP, for an excellent, fact-filled article from Breitbart Texas. Spend/Borrow too much and depend too much on the federal government. Sounds like a national affliction. [This post comes to you from the state of Maryland. Boy! Can we relate.]
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Barf ... boring ... wrong ... childish ... simplistic ... naive ... ignorant ... etcAnd that´s the best things I can say about that article.I guess Lucianne is trying to get the click-through count up.That whole article is just plain silly.Btw - for the record -- I´m a 5th generation Texan, raised in a ranching family, a lifetime Republican, a BS/MS engineer who spent most of his working life in the oil biz, a successful private investor and have studied enough economics to about equal an MBA in it.
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You´ve given us your credentials, #2, and it´s clear that you don´t like the article. What you haven´t said is why this is a silly, childish, naive article.The author offers specific information regarding spending increases and debt increases, and tells us where she got her information. If she is wrong as you state, or if we haven´t been given the whole picture, some information on your part would go a long way toward helping me understand and agree with you.
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Seems to me #2 doth protest too much.Establishment unite! (And whine when you can not debate the facts)Got Tea?
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I´m with #2, although I wouldn´t express it so strongly. BTW, #2, I share some of your credentials (many-generation Texan, ranching heritage and lifelong political beliefs). And, I agree with a couple of the comments following the article refencing our several big military bases drawing a lot of the federal money Ms. Fleming protests. I didn´t find anything in her piece explaining how the state is supposed to deal with the costs of the bases.
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Military bases and their operations are the property and responsibility of the federal government.The funding for bases comes from the Department of Defense.As a matter of fact they benefit the states economy by providing high paying civilian jobs, lucrative contract with local services providers, as well as all the tax revenue that comes from these benefits. There is a reason why no politician wants to be the one to vote the closure of a base in their own state.As a matter of fact, The Indiana House of Representatives recently voted TO fund Indiana Air National Guard's 122nd Fighter Wing to prevent its closure because of the amount of money it brings in.Nice try.Got Tea?
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text: US says LatAm gang MS13 'extremely dangerous' Print article Send a Tip AFP 10/11/2012 3:48:43 PM The United States branded the central American MS-13 group one of the world's most dangerous criminal gangs Thursday, designating it a "transnational criminal organization" to enable efforts to freeze the group's financial resources.The US Treasury said the ultra-violent Mara Salvatrucha, or MS-13, has at least 30,000 members across a range of countries, including 8,000 in the United States, involved in murder, racketeering, drug trafficking and sex trafficking."MS-13 is an extremely violent and dangerous gang responsible for a multitude of crimes that directly threaten the welfare and security of US citizens, as well as countries throughout Central America," said Treasury Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence David Cohen.The group is "one of the most dangerous and rapidly expanding criminal gangs in the world today," the Treasury said in a statement."MS-13's criminal nature can be seen in one of its mottos, 'Mata, roba, viola, controla' ('Kill, steal, rape, control')."The move officially places MS-13 on a list of "significant transnational criminal organizations" which already includes the Russia-Eastern Europe-rooted Brother's Circle, Mexico's Zetas, Italy's Camorra and the Yakuza of Japan.It allows the United States to block any assets or property of MS-13-linked people or businesses, and prohibits any US citizens or US firms from doing any business with the group."This action positions us to target the associates and financial networks supporting MS-13, and gives law enforcement an additional tool in its efforts to disrupt MS-13's activities," said Cohen.The Treasury said MS-13's local units, found in 40 US states, are directed by a leadership based in Central America, mainly El Salvador."Money generated by local MS-13 cliques in the US is consolidated and funnelled to the group's leadership in El Salvador," it said.Since 2006 more than 4,000 MS-13 members have been arrested inside the United States.


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Methadone: the 'government drug'
The State is official opiate supplier to 10,000 people. Methadone stabilises, and sometimes even saves, the lives of heroin users, but many are in their second decade of dependency
Darren Balfe reaches under the sink and takes out a cornflakes box. From it he produces a plastic bag containing a nearly empty plastic bottle with a green liquid at the bottom. "That's one day's dose," he says. His girlfriend is playing with their baby in the next room. It's a "takeaway", which means that Balfe is trusted to receive a full week's supply of methadone.
What does it taste like?
"Want to try it?" says Balfe.
I must look as if I'm considering it, because Balfe puts it back in the bag and laughs. A dose of methadone prescribed for a seasoned drug user, I'm later told by Dr Joe Barry, an HSE public-health specialist, could easily kill me.
"It tastes a bit like cough syrup," says Balfe. When he drinks it he goes "from itchy, agitated and wanting, to feeling normal." It does not, he says, make him high. For heroin users who want to straighten out, methadone maintenance is the only option widely available.
Balfe was first prescribed methadone 18 years ago. He is one of about 10,000 people for whom the State acts as an official opiate dealer. (There are another 10,000 or so heroin users not in the methadone system.) We've been prescribing methadone since the late 1980s.
Originally developed as an alternative to morphine in the 1930s by a German company, IG Farben, it wasn't until the 1960s that Rockefeller University researchers Vincent Dole and Marie Nyswander pioneered its use to stop heroin withdrawal and block the heroin high. They argued that "the status of insulin for diabetes was comparable with methadone for heroin addiction", says Shane Butler, who is associate professor of social work and social policy at Trinity College Dublin. In their view "you put heroin addicts on methadone and left them on it indefinitely".
The idea of giving opiates to opiate addicts was then revolutionary, but around the world maintenance drugs now include methadone, morphine, buprenorphine and, in some countries, even heroin itself.
In Ireland, until the 1980s, we preferred the abstinence-based approach favoured by Narcotics Anonymous and referred to as the Minnesota Model. Methadone maintenance "would have been philosophically alien here" at that time, says Butler.
What changed in the 1980s was the spread of HIV. Methadone was "snuck in in a quite covert way, with little or no debate, not on the basis of any great liberalisation but as a purely pragmatic public-health thing," says Butler. "This is a terrible thing to say, but as long as heroin addicts were only killing themselves there was a kind of public indifference.
"However, what became clear very early was that, by sharing injecting equipment, heroin users were transmitting HIV among themselves – and through sexual contact they were a bridge for taking HIV into the general, so-called respectable population. That was the impetus for the introduction of mass methadone prescribing."
Liberal policies
Barry, who was the Eastern Health Board's Aids and drug co-ordinator in the 1990s, recalls visiting the Netherlands in 1991 to see how it dealt with heroin addiction. Its more liberal "harm reduction" policies sought not to entirely eradicate drug use but to minimise damage to the user and to society. "It was a northern European rationalist approach, including needle exchanges and maintenance outreach to drug users."
Back home Barry attended public meetings in heroin-ravaged communities where he explained methadone to locals and met public-health nurses and GPs. "It was a big change in policy," he says.
Widespread methadone maintenance began in 1992. There were some hiccups, says Barry, such as instances of "rogue GPs" prescribing out of the boots of cars.
But a legislative framework, the Methadone Protocol, put in place in 1998, compensated doctors and stemmed the leakage of methadone on to the black market.
Tony Geoghegan, chief executive of Merchant's Quay drug services, outlines how methadone treatment works. "A GP will refer you to a clinic, and there they will take a urine sample, to ascertain if there are actually opiates in your system. Then they'll try to titrate a dose for you and prescribe that for you on a daily basis.


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A retelling of Charles Dickens' classic novel about a Victorian-era miser taken on a journey of self-redemption, courtesy of several mysterious Christmas appartions. There will be plenty of activities for the whole family in the lobby.
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The Dana School of Music announces an Opera Gala, Friday, November 21, 7:30 p.m. in Bliss Recital Hall. The event is free and open to the public. Dr. Allan Mosher, professor in the Dana School of Music said, "At this event, patrons will hear some of the best young voices the Dana School of Music has to offer. A variety of opera selections will be beautifully sung by our students." Six Dana School of Music students and one recent alumna will perform many well-known selections ranging from Mozart to Gershwin to Puccini. A complete repertoire of selections and the opera from which they are included is located below.
The John J McDonough Museum of Art, on the campus of Youngstown State University will open the Fall Graduating BFA Show, a collaboration with the Department of Art at YSU. The exhibition features work by students achieving completion of the Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree. An opening reception for the artists will be held on Friday evening, November 21, from 6 to 8pm. The exhibit will remain on view in the Museum's galleries through December 13.
Students in the Department of Art work closely with nationally and internationally known faculty engaged in a broad range of art and design practices. Immersed in the quest for knowledge and creative self-realization, students embrace the advantages of professional studio and design programs. The Graduating BFA Show is the opportunity for students to share the original and innovative discoveries they have made in their artistic journeys communicating to the public their creative expressions of human experience.
The Fall Graduating BFA Show celebrates the work of eighteen students in the areas of graphic + interactive design, painting, photography, interdisciplinary studies and 3D studies. Students participating in this exhibition are Zehra Alikhan, Crystal Beiersdorfer, Chad Campagna, Tina Cascarelli, Sarah DelliQuadri, Brittany Dowd, Lizzy Gibbs, Christy Hartman, Calla Hierro, Henry Holden III, Rebecca S. List, Corin Miller, Alexandra Pasula, Becca Porter, Jacob P. Snyder, Douglas Starr, Brandi Takas and Nick Wolf.
Hours at the McDonough Museum of Art are:Tuesday through Saturday, 11am until 4pm.The Museum is open to the public and admission is free.
For additional information please call 330-941-1400 or visit mcdonoughmuseum.ysu.edu.
Youngstown State University's Dana School of Music announces the final fall semester concert by the YSU Concert Band and Wind Ensemble, conducted by Brandt Payne and Stephen L. Gage, on Monday, November 24, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. in Stambaugh Auditorium, 1000 Fifth Avenue, Youngstown, OH. These groups include more than 100 woodwind, brass, piano, harp, string bass, and percussion students from the Dana School of Music.
The concert, entitled MUSICAL VARIATIONS, opens with the Concert Band performing a new setting of The Star Spangled Banner that was arranged for the 2014 Ohio HS All State Concert Band by Brian Balmages, who conducted the premiere. The program continues with Distant Voices by Thomas Osborne and Sea Songs by British composer, Ralph Vaughan Williams, conducted by graduate conducting assistant, Kevin Scales (Atlanta, Georgia). The Concert Band will close its program with Darius Milhaud's classic, Suite Francaise.
After a brief intermission, the YSU Wind Ensemble will take the stage and begin its program with Norman Dello Joio's Variants on a Mediaeval Tune based on the holiday song, In Dulci Jubilo, guest conducted by Dr. Brandt Payne. The ensemble will then present James Barnes's poignant Symphony No. 3: Movement 3 "For Natalie". This work was commissioned by the US Navy Band and was inspired, especially the third movement, by the untimely passing of the composer's young daughter. The Wind Ensemble will close its performance with Passacaglia and Fugue in C Minor, BWV 582 by J.S. Bach and set for wind ensemble by Donald Hunsberger. This powerful composition was written sometime between 1706 and 1713 and it is one of Bach's most prolific works for organ.
Concert tickets are $5 each; $4 for students and senior citizens, and free for anyone with a valid YSU ID, and may be ordered by phone at 330.259.0555, in person at the Stambaugh Auditorium Box Office, or online at www.stambaughauditorium.com.
For more information please call the Dana School of Music at 330.941.3636. Click here for a complete calendar of events.
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Last October, IBC released the results of a study it commissioned on the impact of two possible major seismic events, one in British Columbia and the other in eastern Canada. The western scenario shows the potential effect of a 9.0-magnitude earthquake off the west coast. Overall economic losses in that scenario could total almost $75 billion.
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Josh Rosen, a store designer whos been known to hang out at Chlo, has opened a hangout of his own along with three other colleagues in the fashion industry. It's a mixed-use concept called Saturdays. At the moment, only the narrow front coffee shop is open, and its still looking a bit barren. But heres what counts: Theyre pulling La Colombe coffee from a La Marzocco machine and serving it in disposable cups (since they dont have a dishwasher). When construction is complete on the back room, therell be a surf shop selling wet suits and surf wax, and an outdoor deck for enjoying vegan desserts.
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Evolved's tattoo and piercing artists are a dedicated crew of professionals trained in advanced sterilization procedures, so you won't have to worry about them eating a big, sloppy sandwich while puncturing your skin with a sharp object. Tattoo prices ($50 and up) will vary according to the design, size, and location on the body. Piercings start at $37 (ear lobes and basic cartilage) and increase for body piercings ($57) and surface piercings ($70). The needle-averse, meanwhile, can still adorn their skin with Evolved's massive line of jewelry both tribal and shiny, as well as an assortment of shirts that range from $15–$20 (T-shirts) to $50 (bowling shirts).
As an artist, Josh Wiley's canvas is the human skin. The owner of Modified Skin Tattoos, along with a staff of guest artists, transforms epidermal layers into a living portfolio. Though the artists' styles vary, their work reflects the wants and expectations of their clients, which is carefully communicated during consultations. For fans of fantasy or gaming, they have inked vivid profiles of flaming skulls or of popular superheroes such as Batman. For those who want realistic portraits to commemorate loved ones, they have captured detailed likenesses without having to press a face into piece of tracing paper and wrap it around a bicep.
The artists also renew tattoos with cover-up work that conceals unwanted images, and they use UV ink to create tattoos that are completely invisible until they are exposed to a black light. In addition to tattoo services, Modified Skin Tattoos also adorns bodies with dangly pendants, minimalist studs, and other jewelry that can bedazzle piercings and microdermal anchors.
With 45 combined years of tattooing experience, the artists at Tattoo Lounge Elyria can help clients turn their most imaginative ideas into distinctive skin art. Using vegan inks free of plastics or harmful ingredients, artist Ryan Carmichael decorate skin with floral designs, realistic portraits, or meticulous renderings of important text messages. Piercing specialist Danny Qualls creates openings for body jewelry without the use of constricting forceps, allowing flesh to heal more quickly. Extensive training in safety measures such as CPR, first aid, and infection control keeps all procedures as safe as crossing Sesame Street during rush hour.
Armed with airbrushes and customizable tanning formulas, Tan To You's technicians travel to Dayton-area salons and clients' own homes to spread sunless glow. The airbrushing experts supply all necessary equipment, and they offer up plenty of tips that help clients achieve and maintain the best color. In addition to standard airbrush tans, the staff also hosts mobile tanning parties, bringing along wine or martinis. Alternatively, they paint fingers with custom designs during mobile nail services.
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CNBC's Tyler Mathisen looks back at the week's top business and financial stories. The markets were closed for Thanksgiving, but did manage to hit new highs. Low oil prices gave consumers more money to spend for Black Friday.» Read More
This year Black Friday started a day early. Will Thanksgiving Day bargains boost the nearly 20% of annual sales retailers hope to see during the holiday season? Macy's Chairman & CEO Terry Lundgren discusses consumer confidence and how one of the world's largest department stores manages to pull in record crowds to make miracles on 34th Street.
A quick, entertaining explainer on how the cartel affects -- or tries to affect -- the price of oil.
OPES's decision to leave oil production unchanged sent Bent and WTI plunging to 4-year lows. Francisco Blanch, BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research, discusses the outlook for shale production in the U.S. and the future of OPEC.
Discussing Target's online engagement and initial Black Friday sales results, Brian Cornell, Target chairman & CEO, explains how the combination of mobile shopping and free shipping gives them a unique advantage.
Jonathan Golub, RBC Capital Markets, shares his outlook on the markets next year.
As technology advances, so do gift ideas. Trae Bodge, senior editor at RetailMeNot.com highlights a few of her favorite tech gadgets on The Tech Bet.
No need to brave the mall. Financial presents can be a smart way to avoid the crowds of holiday shoppers. And you'll be making an impact that lasts well beyond the giving season.
A few simple steps could put a lot more money in your retirement plan. Cramer's here to help you maximize your nest egg.
The "Fast Money" traders give 4 ways to play winter weather.
CNBC's Phil Han explains an upcoming referendum in Switzerland that could see that country radically impact the gold industry worldwide.
Taimur Baig, Chief Economist for Asia at Deutsche Bank, warns countries like Australia and Malaysia rely on commodity exports and could be hurt from lower oil prices.
Scott Wapner meets Top Chef Daniel Boulud for a gourmet Thanksgiving meal.
Super Broker Dolly Lenz compares two million dollar homes to see which one offers the better bang for your buck.
CNBC's Steve Liesman and Mandy Drury catch up with Tod Wilson, owner of Mr. Tod's Pie Factory, and the very first entrepreneur to enter into the Shark Tank.
CNBC's Dominic Chu turns to the Kensho Stats Box to look at the holiday numbers on sector ETFs.
Super Broker Dolly Lenz compares two million dollar homes to see which one offers the better bang for your buck.
The "Fast Money" crew trades the oil complex ahead of tomorrow's OPEC meeting.
CNBC's Mary Thompson and Jane Wells showcase two million dollar homes, Brick Duplex and Secluded Digs. Superbroker Dolly Lenz weighs in on which listing is the better value.
Providing his outlook for Black Friday and the toy sector, Gerrick Johnson, BMO Capital Markets toy analyst, previews what toys will be winners and losers this holiday season.
CNBC's David Faber speaks to Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman, about the company's Q4 earnings results and upcoming split. Whitman says their 2015 objective is to hit their number and deliver to Wall Street.
Susan Smith, Butterball turkey expert, shares tips on how to safely prepare a Thanksgiving turkey.
Executive producer of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Amy Kule, provides insight to the numbers behind tomorrow's big parade and reveals some new characters.
Super Broker Dolly Lenz compares two million dollar homes to see which one offers the better bang for your buck.
OPEC will have to cut oil supply to support markets by up to 1 million and 1.5 million barrels per day says Harry Tchilinguirian, head of Commodity Markets Strategy at BNP Paribas.
Everyone is talking about it ahead of OPEC's meeting, but Mad Money host Jim Cramer has the insight.
The Weather Channel's Jennifer Delgado reports on the wintry weather forecast that's threatening to strand travelers at airports this Thanksgiving.
The "Fast Money" traders get in the spirit of Thanksgiving and give 7 trades to sell ahead of the holiday.
Aaron Jagdfeld, Generac CEO, discusses how the winter storm season drives demand for its residential and commercial generators.
CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera highlights the world's next big energy plays and looks at just how much oil and gas is waiting to be tapped.
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CNBC's Tyler Mathisen looks back at the week's top business and financial stories. The markets were closed for Thanksgiving, but did manage to hit new highs. Low oil prices gave consumers more money to spend for Black Friday.
CNBC's Tyler Mathisen looks ahead to what are likely to be next week's top stories. The jobs report comes out this week, as do auto sales. And the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is lit.
Following last week's wild energy ride, analysts expect oil prices to continue to drop during the holiday season. CNBC's Patti Domm reports.
Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, says he sees no reason why Europe's issue with Google may jeopardize trade relations between the U.S. and Europe
Martin Cooper, CEO of Norwegian-based REC Solar, discusses the firm's $640 million acquisition by China National Bluestar.
Jigar Shah, CEO at Maybank Kim Eng Securities India, says low energy prices are positive for markets given their impact on inflation.
Russian billionaire, Alisher Usmanov, talks about his love of fencing and how it helped him in the investment and business world.
If Switzerland votes "yes" in the Swiss gold referendum, this could compromise the central bank's credibility and its ability to maintain its currency cap, says Nitesh Shah, gold analyst at ETF Securities.
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Lent Quotes
"Are you capable of risking your life for someone? Do it for Christ."
- Pope John Paul II
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"Never lend books, for no one ever returns them; the only books I have in my library are books that other folks have lent to me"
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"Heaven lent you a soul Earth will lend a grave."
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"Those have a short Lent, who owe money to be paid at Easter."
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"Every possession and every happiness is but lent by chance for an uncertain time, and may therefore be demanded back the next hour."
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"Don't be one to remember everything lent, but forget everything borrowed."
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Matt JOnes' latest image is a part of the creativecards project from earlier this year. The top 54 digital creatives were part of an illustrated deck of playing cards. This image features Matt's Studio in Berlin, and the Big Licker and 5 Hearts which was Matt's card in the print run!
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Thursday, July 31, 2014 - 12:58Matt JOnes has been hard at work with his new airbrush. Tomorrow (8/1/14), Lunartik will be releasing a new set of limited edition Spectrum Teas. Hand sprayed by JOnes himself, each of the 45 Teas sport a unique pattern.
Thursday, June 26, 2014 - 14:54Lunartik will be following up his ZX Tea Black Edition set from April with a new White Edition. These creamy teas come in a pack of seven minifigures and are limited to 300 sets.
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It seems like such a short time ago. The very name "USC" brought about a sense of awe. Many of us liked to say the whole thing without shortening it – "The University of Southern California." They were who we wanted to be – a perennial power. The top of the college football world. They played in "The Coliseum." No need for another name. No need for a corporate sponsorship. It was "The Coliseum."
They had an energetic coach that chewed gum and high-fived with his players just as if he was a real guy.
And all was well … until it wasn't. Reggie Bush and his squatter family ruined the reputation of the men of Troy. The school thought that they were too big to fail but fail they did. They were
For a while the fans bravely stood shoulder to shoulder. They stood against the pounding sea of defeat and dread shouting "We'll be okay. Our coach will ride out the storm! He's Peter the Great!." But soon reality began to hit. Pete took his foul mouth to the NFL. USC fans (and no fans have ever been so arrogant south of Seattle) saw their brains turn from football savvy instruments of football analysis to
Soon things went from bad to worse. USC once had coaches such as John McKay (cough, Oregon grad), John Robinson (cough, on Len Casanova's coaching staff with McKay) and others. They had always had a "Head Coach," who was the "Head Man." Now they just had
And the USC fan saw the power of the Pacific 12 move away from the Los Angeles Basin. It traveled north, nodded toward the Bay Area but bypassed California on it's way to Eugene, where it has rested ever since. The USC fan became angry about this turn of events. How angry, you ask?
Now the Trojans have hired Steve Sarkisian, who knowledgeable people have told me will "right the ship." But USC, recently freed from scholarship limitations and sanctions, is going to be awfully young for the foreseeable future.
So the prediction from the brain trust here at FishDuck.com/mutteringmasso0fprotoplasm is as follows – Trojan fans will be enchanted initially. They will be taken in by Sarkisian's seemingly engaging style and youthful exuberance for the job. But the wins will not be as consistent as they would like. They will grumble, they will gripe. Then they will
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NORFOLK, Va. — On Thursday, the Transportation District Commission of Hampton Roads gave acting President/CEO Philip Shucet a second term as acting president and chief executive of Hampton Roads Transit, dailypress.com reports. The new agreement runs from Aug. 1 to Jan. 31, 2112, and provides Shucet a monthly salary of $28,000, a drop from the $40,000 per month he was awarded in January 2009. For the full story, click here.
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