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The group will discuss "Three to Get Deadly" by Janet Evanovich. This is one of Evanovich's earlier writings and is a combination of suspense and humor. Sever-al copies of this book are available at the library, in-cluding one copy in large print. New people are en-couraged to come and join in on the lively discussion and help choose the book for the next meeting. Re-freshments will be provided.
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NEWBURY — A controversial plan to demolish a historic home has been shelved, at least for now.
Property owners Brian and Tara Patrican have withdrawn their application to the town's Planning Board that, if approved, would have allowed them to redraw the property lines for their properties at 1 Little's Lane and 53 High Road. The plan called for demolishing the Tappan House, a circa-1800 large Federal-style home built by Revolutionary War privateer Offin Boardman for his son-in-law Amos Tappan, and redrawing the lot line through the center of the house site. The lot line change would have expanded the Patricans' backyard.
The Patricans now have a variety of options at their fingertips, provided by a group of local designers and architects who volunteered their time to draw up ways to save the house.
Town Planner Martha Taylor said yesterday that the application was withdrawn as the Patricans were "exploring other options" and that the issue was "off the table" for the time being. The request was set to be heard at tonight's meeting of the Planning Board.
When reached for comment, Brian Patrican said he was not ready to make a statement until he had "something accurate and concrete to say," noting that the issues surrounding the Little's Lane property were changing day to day.
This withdrawal is the latest of happenings with the Little's Lane property that the Patricans bought in October 2011 for $1.6 million and includes the Tappan House and a 4,276-square-foot barn. The 5.16 acre property abuts conservation land, the Patricans' home at 53 High Road, and the entrance to the Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm.
The Patricans secured a demolition and removal permit for the house and a carriage shed in November. However, the plans were not publicly known until mid-January, shortly before the demolition was slated to begin. It spurred an outcry of criticism from residents and preservationists. The carriage shed was demolished, but the house still stands, as does a large barn that was not slated for demolition.
Brian Patrican later explained that he offered the 12-room home, along with 2 acres of land and monetary assistance to relocate the home, to Historic New England, a nonprofit organization that operates the Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm, but they declined the offer.
Susanna Crampton, public relations officer for Historic New England, would not confirm or deny the Patricans' offer, but said in an emailed statement that Historic New England recommends that historic buildings be retained on their original locations and that demolition should be avoided whenever possible so that the community does not lose its historic resources. Additionally, she said that "ownership by a nonprofit organization is often not the right solution for preserving a historic house," as it requires a continued endowment that is often in the millions of dollars.
"A regional organization is not necessarily the answer to a local issue. Communities need to thoughtfully consider in advance solutions to protect those cultural resources worthy of preservation by conducting architectural surveys or inventories, and developing community zoning, local historic districts, area preservation commissions and demolition-delay ordinances," Crampton said. "In this case, those tools were not available to the community to take action."
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Another issue that has complicated the matter is a 2004 covenant that Historic New England secured on a portion of the Tappan House land. The covenant is meant to protect the appearance of the entry road to the Spencer-Peirce-Little House. The narrow old road is lined by enormous and stately trees, with open fields on either side. One of those fields belongs to the Tappan house, and the covenant prevents anything from being built on its 3 acres. It also prohibits subdivisions of the land.
Historic New England opposed redrawing the lot lines on the Little's Lane and High Road properties, requesting that the town's Planning Board take no action on the Patricans' request to do such, citing the covenant.
Crampton said in a written statement that the covenant was put into place to ensure that the Tappan parcel remains forever in its natural state.
"The covenant also protects against further development on Little's Lane, which is a private road owned by Historic New England," Crampton said. "The covenant was not created to protect, and does not protect, the privately owned Tappan House."
However, there are significant efforts quietly being made to save the Tappan House. A group of local design professionals put together alternative plans for the Patricans. The highly detailed plans include precise lot sketches of what the property would look like under each scenario.
Bill Harris, a Newburyport lawyer and the spokesman for the group, said the group submitted the plans to the Patricans this week for their consideration. The group had been following The Daily News' coverage of the demolition plans and wanted to volunteer a variety of alternatives to the Patricans to help preserve the house. Members of the group declined to be publicly identified.
The group's plans fall into two categories: leaving the house where it is and making physical changes to screen it from the Patricans' backyard, and moving the house to another location on the property.
The plan to leave the home in its present location calls for tree landscaping between the Patricans' pool area and the Tappan House. It also calls for attaching "Jamaica shutters" to the Tappan House windows that face the Patrican property. The shutters have a historical appearance and could have legal restrictions placed upon them that would prohibit their removal unless an agreement is reached. It includes three potential scenarios for moving lot lines in order to give the Patricans more land around their main house and creating a lot for the Tappan House that could be resold.
The plans to move the house would push it farther down Little's Lane, away from the Patricans' house. It would be located near the edge of the field that is protected by the covenant. The house could then be sold to a new owner, along with the field.


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Why is it that Sao Paulo is equivalent to Poland in GDP and GDP per capita but not in population while GDP per capita multiplied by population simply equals GDP???
THE notion that Brazil is in the vanguard of a group of emerging countries on their way to economic superpower-dom is so widely accepted as to have become trite. But how far along this road is Brazil? One way to get a quick answer is to compare Brazilian states with countries. The map below presents country equivalents for every state in terms of GDP, GDP per person and population. It throws up some curiosities: who knew that Alagoas, a state in the north-east that is currently more famous for its murder rate than for its magnificent beaches, has the same GDP per person as China? It also suggests that even the comparatively rich states in the south and south-east have some way to go before they can be compared with wealthy places in the northern hemisphere. The gauchos of Rio Grande do Sul will not necessarily be delighted to learn that GDP per person in their state is close to that of Gabon.
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Why is it that Sao Paulo is equivalent to Poland in GDP and GDP per capita but not in population while GDP per capita multiplied by population simply equals GDP???
The fact of THE ECONOMIST being a US magazine is already a very good reason for a total discredit among a xenophobic population with nationalistic feelings, belonging to a leftist/socialist-oriented nation. Most of Brazilian workforce has a culture of having only rights, but no obligations and responsibilities, with very outdated labor laws
derived from the corporatist labor code of Mussolini's fascist Italy, one of the main reasons for unemployment in Brazil.
Your issue published clearly states that it was based on resources from the Brazilian IBGE and IMF. So if such resources are outdated it´s because reliable and updated statistics are very scarce in this country, since none under those offended ones in this debate, came up with concrete figures. For instance, the Ministry of Tourism, simply hasn´t compiled statistics for a period not less than 5 years and is now under fire due to corruption.
I really wonder about how many Brazilians, for instance, would know about which factors must be considered to compile a Global Peace Index, because if they would, there wouldn´t exist so many violent street crimes that have already killed more Brazilians than those vanished during the Vietnam-War.
As you may perhaps know, there exists about 16 different indexes in the economy (IGP, IGP-M, IGP-DI, ICV, ICV-M, ICP, ICPR, etc.) which is far from being very transparent and making a hell for those calculating the rate of return on investment for a project. Brazilians often hear about what they call ´´Custo Brasil``, but too many people do not realize what it really means by affecting the production, hampering Brazilian exports that are not competitive on a global marker and cannot compete with prices of imported products.
Since 1988 the country has invested only 2% of its GDP in the so badly needed infrastructure, to provide efficient transport systems (reason of the very high inland transportation costs, that uses road transport instead of the cheapest water-transport, having about 8.500 km of sea coast and other thousands of km in river transport!); my transfer rate that enables me to use Internet, is in average between 10 and 25 kb/s, thus communications are poor and energy has constant blackouts. But their elections infrastructure-system works so efficiently that they reach every corner in the country, where no health and education exists.
People should rather better understand that whatsoever social projects can only become successful with an efficient infrastructure.
A country where the law does not grant for protection of the private property and where a worker has more rights than obligations, then really has a far road to travel. Politics don´t solve economics.
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" The fact of THE ECONOMIST being a US magazine..."
I wish it were so - but it isn't.
Article: Stefan Zweig was right about Brazil being the land of the future - forever...
Interesting point. Thanks you.
Could we have a chart portraying living standarts (eg. HDI) instead GDP, please? Remember that the health system, even though precarious, is free and government funded. And how about a GDP state based comparison with Australia, the other Southern hemisphere giant (geographically)? I would like to check how far can the landscape influence the results.
ps. As a journalist, I always find a bit weird to read anonymous stories.
It would have been interesting to attach some other more informative social and development indicators such as Gini coefficient or HDI. Here GDP estimates are not even adjusted to PPP, what I'd like to know is how people live in Brazil rather than knowing how much they produce in nominal prices, which is still a good starting point indeed.
Nice one anyways, would be fun to do the same for Italy one of these days.
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All BRICs have the same problem: The urge for growing their economy is bigger than developing their people.
Why would it matter having the highest GDP if the GDP per capita is still a 3rd world's?
I am brazilian and I am terrified by our situation. We are almost the 6th economy, but when it comes to GDP per capita, we are close to 70th!!!
We have poor public services, our education and health systems are hopeless, our students graduate from high school barely knowing how to read or do simple maths! And many people die waiting for treatment at our public hospitals!
How good is that? I am not even close to proud of being the 6th economy, because for me, it doesn't matter. I just wish we had better schools, hospitals, housing, safety! Having a 1st world's HDI would be much more interesting than GDP.
But people here are just too worried if they will get their help from the government instead of working or if we can build our stadiums on time for World cup or Olympics using our taxes.. . Nobody is worried if we could get better public transportation, schools, libraries.
Land of Soccer, Carnaval and summer all year long! Nothing else matters...
The World Economic scenery radical changed and has a lot of important effects _ the rise of new economic and political players. We can not deny it! The Economist tend to understimate it. The emerging economies mainly BRIC have proved its economic potential on the global stage than the developed countries, also they have a higly efficient economic system.
China is the world's leading exporter and its biggest manufacturer, and it is sitting on more than $2.5 trillion foreing reserves. Brazil comodities and China goods compete all over the world, also the preferred partners of many governments and the biggest trading partner of other emerging powers.
The new powers BRIC are on the rise, and they have differents foreign-policy preference, on contrary the US imperial foreign-policy.
The US allies in Europe are in a deep economic decline.
The United States is in the middle of a devasting long-term decline, and the economists that are trumpeting "an economic recovery" and that are declaring that the US economy will soon be "better than ever" are delusional, the America really steamrolling toward a complete and total economic collapse.
The signs of economic decline and social problems: US households are now more receiving more income from the US goverment than they are paying to the government taxes.
- Total credit card debt is now about 8 times larger than 30 years ago.
- Average household debt reached a level of 136% of average household income, in China the debt is only 17%.
- 59% of all Americans non receive money from the federal government.
- the average of unemployment is an all-time record 39 weeks.
- the average American now spend 23% of their income on food and gas.
- only 66,8% of american men had a job last year, a recorded in all of US history.
- the average american family is having a really tough time right now.
- there are now about 7.25 million less jobs than when the recession began back in 2007.
We will see in the future, who will be a economic potential player in the world.
I do not think that GDP percapta can be a great measure for Brazil also by States, first of all Brazil is a Federation, if each state were a coutry DGP would work in different way, the domestic economy also would be different from a federation, but most important l disegree how GDP Percapta is calculated, in brazil it is very well known that rich people there do not by in Brazil,electronics stuffs comes all from abroad l can tell this very well as examploe, best than research - My family and my friends every tim they travell abroad bring many different gadget home, every tiei travel there i take many to people who ask me to bring, cloths and shues comes from abroad, also all games that children have for play station Nintendo etc, Yachting comes from abroad, etc,- So the commun consumption is mainly on food , yet the majority of people in brazil do not have the habit of eating out during the day , big mac is only for children and those whose parents do not control their health food, in my family this goes zero , none in my family are not encouraged to eat a Mac Donald, i myself have never eat a mac donald or any burger outside that the one healthily made at home, just to say how GDP Percapta is so relative yet do not say the devaluation of the dollar in many countries and so forth.
Of course the economist gets 2008 population data which, as the 2010 census shows, was highly overestimated. In todays terms the GDP of São Paulo state is around USD 875 Billion and the per capita income is USD 21000. This in a tropical climate where it is not nececssary to spend on heat and clothing etc. to survive winter. Result: reality is not far off that of a Spain, an Italy, many regions of the US or France and UK but with a much more positive outlook about the future.
Given Fx fluctuations and the manipulation of census information this work is at best an example of misuse of statistics - and consciously misleading. Published at the same time that you ran an article this week that pitched Rio as an option to Sao Paulo for headquarters locations in Brazil without mention of other hubs - the economist has damaged it's brand as a reliable and objective source of useful information and insights.
People tend to think that Brazil is by far the most developed country in Latin America, but gazing the region we can see that Brazil still remains in the middle in comparison with the rest of L.A countries. According with IMF, Brazil has a GDP of 2,172,058 millions (PPP) and a population of 192.376.496 inhabitants. If one put together Mexico, Argentina and Colombia (2nd, 3th and 4th largest economies in L.A, respectively), they add up 2,645,239 millions with a population of 198,365,250 inhabitants.
I have not been to Brazil since 2004 but have been there 4 times. Mostly to Salvador and Rio. Both places are absolute sewers and violent. Yes, there are pockets of wealth but this is not a country that appears to be close to 1st world. Is the rest of the country much better off ?
wow, not very impressive at all. at least they are free and beautiful
Interesting to note is, that most of participating people in this debate ask you (The Economist) to set out an issue with HDI figures. Why such data can´t be found among IBGE´s information, instead of compiling such data in the US? It's because the local census is a big mess and fouling, if not manipulated.
Corrupt congressmen fear to be too much exposed in the local press, reason why THEY want to control the media and press, while taxpayers must pay nowadays a corruption bill of about 3 Bn Reais annually! That far along this road is Brazil!
China is the leading BRIC country, because they work very hard, take risks and are entrepreneurs by nature, but still, are the greatest debtors from the US, as so many other countries are in the world.
Venezuela´s hypocrite Bolivarian leader hate the Americans that are still the greatest buyers of Venezuelan oil, the backbone of their economy!
It seems that Aldous Huxley was right about South America in 1935, when he wrote ´´The Brave New World``: nothing has changed so far, since the guilty has always been and still remain the so-called ´´imperialist countries``, so THEY can justify their own corruption, reason of their populace being so poor still today. Cuba is their idolatrized good example, and every politician dream of becoming a new Fidel in the next future! Population has undergone a brainwash and is fond of Che Guevarra. For them, it´s just another good example. That far along this road is Brazil.
But São Paulo and Poland ARE equivalent in both GDP and population!
Poland has aprox. 38 mi and São Paulo, aprox. 41 mi, but São Paulo's GDP is a little bit higher, catching up the difference!
If I may butt in again, I'd like to comment about statistical doubts expressed here particularly by the poster who mentioned HDI to be a better indicator than GDP per capita PPP (unfortunately couldn't find his post again, as my eighty old eyesight is showing signs of tiring easily; apologies)
I was and am an enthusiast of the efforts of UNIDO at first and later UNDP to create an indicator showing the development of a country.
When it started (30 years ago? don't remember any longer) it was quite an improvement on existing GDP per capita (at one time not even PPP).
HDI, despite its many virtues (it has been continuously improved over the years) it's now showing clear signs of aging: its basic ingredients are GDP PPP per capita, literacy (with several sub components) and average life (do).
In my opinion, it has not yet addressed one problem: GDP changes rather rapidly. A world economy downturn as we have had since 2007 (not 2008 as widely believed) changes comparative HDI very rapidly. A graph I once published showed very highly developed HDI's going up and down like airplanes at an airshow. Iceland, USA, Britain, Switzerland and Portugal had particularly adventurous pilots.
On the other hand, life expectancy and literacy move only very slowly. It takes between five and ten years for improvements on those areas to show any results.
The result is that GDP has a much higher than dserved influence in HDI mainly in short and medium term.
So, using HDI instead of GDP wouldn't probably change much the overall picture.
As for 2008 instead of 2010 data, everybody in the stats business, even amateurs like me, knows Brazil has an excellent up-to-date stats system owing not only to a number of highly competent gevernement entities but also to highly respected private entities.
Not all countries are like that and I presume 2008 was the latest year for which all countries in this comparison had reliable data.
We all know that there are lies, damned lies and statistics. Yet even slightly late stats like the ones provided, even if not too correct are better than no stats at all.
On a general basis, heavily influenced by my opinion, The Economist has lost in the last five years much of its previously unblemished opinion of impartiality.
Biases have appeared here and there quite often.
Daily Charts have, in my opinion, been exempt from that deterioration. So far I've never seen Daily Charts being guilty of bias.
Errors Daily Charts makes like any other human creation but that does not detract from the great usefulness of their findings.
All Brazil lovers and well wishers like me, would do a lot better to learn the lessons from the chart than trying to pinpoint its eventual shortcomings.
One of my particular worries is Brazilian optimism: it's one of the greatest charms and qualities of Brazilians.
Like everything else it has a drawback: when Brazilians feel on the top of the world as they tend to do now, they also tend to forget that "there is neither everlasting good, nor evil without end" (nem bem que sempre dure, nem mal que não se acabe) and forget to keep struggling to climb the next hill.
Argentina, as somebody else already mentioned, was still just behind France and ahead of Italy the second richest Latin country in the fifities. Don't repeat their mistakes: life is a continuous struggle.
A few things hard core Anglo-Saxon commenters (like Old Capitain) should know about the Brazilian effort in the last century:
Italian inspired Brazilian labor laws served as a model for the post war implementation of several codes including that of Germany.
Brazil avoided the transformation of the Northeast in an African landscape by pouring money on the problem, now NE states are taking off, the long run vision of a whole generation has succeeded.
Brazil participated as a main actor in the reinvention of tropical agriculture for the benefit of the world.
Brazil has survived constant attack against its economy, currency and industry for the last 40 years.
Brazil also fought a second world war in a foreign continent and is not even considered a western nation.
So please guys, stop especulation and have a true appreciation of simple facts.
See the news today, 09/06 on Radio Joven Pan on Brazil's economy:
Classes A and B grow more than the C class in the country (http://jovempan.uol.com.br/noticias/economia/2011/09/classes-a-e-b-cresc... )
Data covering the last nine years and the trend is continuing the process
Classes A and B of the country have grown proportionately more than C in a decade. According to the Getulio Vargas's Foundation, the first two positions of the age pyramid showed growth of 54%, while the third, 46%. The figures cover the last nine years and the trend is continuing the process.
The "new rich" are more educated than the class C and come with a purchasing power able to tweak and change consumo.Com potential segments of the market is still adjusting to the increased demand for luxury properties, cars, clothing and haute cuisine.
The economist and professor at the Getulio Vargas, Marcelo Neri, explained that the changes are a direct reflection of the country's growth. Neri estimates that 22.5 million people are part of the classes A and B. "There is a new Class A and B, we are giving little attention. In fact, they will grow proportionally more than the C class in the future "
We Paulistas (inhabitants of São Paulo)are proud of being the most important state of the country economically speaking, but if we had a better national tax system, part of what we produce here would not be shared with other Brazilian states (I mean the poorest ones) and our quality of life would be better than it is nowadays. In fact, all tax system has to be reformed in Brazil, otherwise we will not see good perspectives for the future.


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Yeah, it kinda happened last night.
No, not the awards themselves—the Golden Globes will always remain a shadowy achievement, several notches below Oscar on the prestige factor (albeit a few steps up from a People's Choice).
But at least the Golden Globes had the good sense to hire Tina Fey and Amy Poehler as hosts.
This was such a head-slapping, no-brainer of a decision, the Oscars had to reference it themselves last night. William Shatner, playing Captain Kirk as Oscar-critic of the future, remarked to host Seth MacFarlane that the MPAA could have saved themselves a huge headache by hiring Tina and Amy instead.
"They'll host next year," quipped MacFarlane in response.
And somewhere, the president (prime minister? lord?) of the Hollywood Foreign Press high-fived his nearest minion.
Because, of course, Tina and Amy couldn't have hosted the Oscars. The Globes got there first.
A shame. They would've been perfect—hip, smart, comically adroit—just as they were on the January 13th Globes telecast. And what's more, they very likely wouldn't have said things that could be construed as misogynistic or insensitive, because they don't traffic in that kind of humor.
They're women, which means that just yelling "boobies!" in a crowed room is not funny to them. They're too creative to go for the knee-jerk Kardashian joke; too smart to make an anti-Semitic crack; too decent to make jokes about a troubled pop star couple. We can trust their judgment as both comedians and human beings. Plus, they're funny as hell.
MacFarlane, on the other hand, was just mediocre. His opening routine went on way too long; his jokes, much like Ryan Seacrest's hair on the E! red carpet, got flatter as the show went on. And some of his comic impulses were just plain wrong. (I've always found MacFarlane to be cognitive dissonance in human form: He looks like an old school crooner but cracks jokes that would make Andrew Dice Clay blush).
In that sense, I suppose, MacFarlane is a perfect Oscar match—as the show itself has been going through a bit of an identity crisis in recent years. One year, it tries to go super young and edgy with James Franco and Anne Hathaway as hosts. When that (inevitably) bombs, it backtracks completely and goes with Old Man Crystal. (This is reminiscent, of course, of the Super Bowl halftime show. After Janet Jackson's Wardrobe Malfunction, it took them nearly 10 years to put anyone under the age of 60 on that stage.)
MacFarlane, they thought, would split the difference—a perfect blend of old school and new. But you can't have it both ways.
I'm not quite as offended by MacFarlane as many critics were. I thought he insulated himself fairly well with the "We Saw Your Boobs" schtick by getting the female actresses to play along. And his meta understanding of the fact that most people were going to say he bombed no matter what—because in the age of Twitter, no award-show host emerges unscathed—was pretty clever.
But then again: Tina and Amy did emerge unscathed from their hosting duties, thank you very much. Because when it comes to comedy, those two are Golden.
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The Regional Strategy on an Integrated Approach to the Prevention and Control of Chronic Diseases Including Diet, Physical Activity, and Health (CD47/17, September 2006), was approved by the PAHO Directing Council at their September meeting. Closely related strategies are the Regional Strategy and Plan of Action on Nutrition in Health and Development, 2006–2015 CD47-18 and the Regional Strategy on Health Promotion CD47-16. In the past year, two other WHO Regions—SEARO and EURO—have also approved chronic disease strategies, so that worldwide momentum is building up.
The goal is to prevent and reduce the burden of chronic diseases and risk factors in the Americas. The target is a 2% annual reduction in death rates from the major chronic diseases, over and above current trends, which will result in the lives of over three million people being saved over the next 10 years, thus enabling them to discharge their social and work-related responsibilities. Globally, WHO has set the target of preventing 36 million deaths over the next 10 years.
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The CARMEN network, composed of chronic disease program managers from national ministries of health in the Americas along with partner organizations, is the forum through which the chronic disease Regional Strategy is promoted and implemented.
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I know September 9th is still a long ways off, but I think that July is all about looking forward to the beginning of the NFL season. The Jaguars open their 2012 campaign against the Minnesota Vikings, and the way I see it, they couldn't get a better game to kick off the season.
The Jaguars' game against the Vikings will tell us a lot about the Jaguars very early on. The Vikings' offense isn't the scariest of bunches, and the Jaguars will likely be able to focus their defensive efforts on shutting the Vikings' running attack down. From there, the Jaguars simply have to hold Christian Ponder down, and if last year is any indication of how difficult that will be, the Jaguars should be in good shape on defense.
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A hearing in St. Paul has been tentatively set for Dec. 6 for members of Minnesota's House and Senate to gather information on whether methadone treatment needs tighter regulation in the state.
A hearing in St. Paul has been tentatively set for Dec. 6 for members of Minnesota's House and Senate to gather information on whether methadone treatment needs tighter regulation in the state.
The hearing will come after two Carlton County residents were killed by a driver who allegedly was high on methadone and after concerns about the use of methadone as a treatment for drug addiction were highlighted in a News Tribune series.
"We're looking for information on the misuse of methadone by people taking it," said Rep. Tom Huntley, DFL-Duluth, who will be co-chairman of the hearing as the ranking member of the House's Health and Human Services Committee. "Certainly not everybody is abusing it, but we need to find out if there's something we can do about the ones who are."
Huntley said that after the December hearing, committee members will decide if new legislation on methadone treatment is needed and, if necessary, will present it to the Legislature at the start of the session in January.
"We need to know if there are things that should change and how we can do that," Huntley said. "It appears that regulations are too loose for people who abuse the system."
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The reason for the low completion rates, methadone proponents say, is that methadone treatment should be acceptable for a patient's entire life.
Huntley said he wants legislators to get a better understanding of why some methadone supporters say treatment can be used for life while others say the best treatment for opiate addiction is abstinence only.
"A lot of my understanding about that comes from (the News Tribune's) articles," Huntley said.
Huntley said he'll ask numerous experts and administrators to testify who were quoted in the News Tribune series, including the chief medical officer of Hazelden Treatment Center, which provides abstinence-only treatment for opiate addiction and claims a 53 percent completion rate; administrators for the Minnesota Department of Human Services, which is charged with licensing and inspecting methadone clinics; and proponents of methadone treatment. He said he'll also ask administrators for Duluth's methadone clinic, the Lake Superior Treatment Center.
Sen. Roger Reinert, DFL-Duluth, said he wants to learn more about the tax dollars used to pay for methadone treatment. The News Tribune found that taxpayers have spent $43 million on care for methadone patients who are on state-funded health insurance.
"It's clearly a big issue for the region, clearly we don't know enough about it, and clearly we don't have enough fiscal oversight," Reinert said.
Regulations for providing methadone treatment are governed by federal law, which states can change to make more stringent but can't weaken. Several states have passed laws in recent years adding increased oversight and regulations to methadone treatment, such as in Pennsylvania, which requires that methadone patients who need the state to pay for their transportation be taken to the clinic that is closest to them. The state also enacted legislation that would create a team to review any deaths related to the use of methadone.
The Maine legislature has passed laws limiting tax-dollar reimbursement for methadone patients to two years and prohibits people with methadone in their system from operating a commercial motor vehicle.
None of those laws exist in Minnesota, which adheres to the minimum federal rules.
Proponents of methadone treatment say when states pass tighter regulations of federal laws, it often has negative consequences for patients. Tennessee, for example, allows patients to be on methadone treatment for only two years. That has resulted in many of those patients going back to illegal drugs, said Mark Parrino, president of the American Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence.
"Anytime you impose limits on the duration of treatment, there are always negative results," Parrino said.
Rep. Jim Abeler, R-Anoka, the chairman of the state Health and Human Services Finance Committee who will be co-chairman of the methadone hearing with Huntley, said he's not familiar enough with methadone treatment to make any recommendations for legislation similar to laws passed in other states.
"At this point, we just want to start a discussion," Abeler said.
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Title | Anxiety disorders and suicidal behaviour: an update |
Author | Hawgood, Jacinta; De Leo, Diego |
Editor | David J Kupfer & Norman Sartorius |
Year Published | 2008 |
Publisher | Lippincott Williams & Wilkins |
Citation | Current Opinion in Psychiatry, Vol. 21(1), pp. 51-64 |
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As the sun started to set on Sunday Nov. 20, about 50 people gathered outside of the Asheville Civic Center for the Transgender Day of Remembrance. Holding white candles and paper banners, they marched in silence and reverence to the Vance Monument as part of this worldwide event that memorializes those who have been killed due to anti-transgender hatred or prejudice.
The event was co-sponsored by two local groups, Just Us For All and UNC Asheville Alliance. According to founder and president of Just Us for All, Sam Soper, participating in international event allows for a moment to not only remember, but to realize the importance of giving people proper respect while acknowledging differences and accepting them.
"A lot of people when they pass away from being murdered and being trans, they don't have families or they lost the life that they once had when they were identifying as another gender," Soper says. "Along with that goes that basically no one's really paying them respect. There's also just recognizing and looking at the amount of trans-phobic behavior in our society and how accepted it is in some ways."
Even in Asheville, Soper says people can do better when it comes to accepting the trans community. "We still have tourists that come from out of town, we don't have gender-neutral bathrooms and I get questions a lot about trying to use different pronouns," Soper explains. "People just aren't educated on it, it's something people just need to be exposed to and learn about."
For UNC Asheville freshman and community outreach coordinator for Just Us For All, Matthew Turpin, it was his first time participating in the Transgender Day of Remembrance. Before walking down to Vance monument, he prepared himself for an emotional experience.
"The transgender community is obviously underrepresented in society and the violence against them can't go unnoticed," he explained. "If we continue in our society to of cover it up, like on the news and not reporting it, or reporting it with the incorrect pronouns and not really giving respect to the person, then nothing will ever change and they'll just continue to be like an outsider to society."
However, as a gay man, Turpin says he sees great value in taking the time to remember those who have lost their lives due to trans-phobic behavior. "If we go to a remembrance like this and we realize that the violence is happening, we'll also realize that, ultimately, we can do something to change that. While there's not something that's just going to happen overnight, through education and the realization and acceptance, violence will decrease," he says.
If people would like to get involved with Just Us For All, the group meets every Sunday at 7 p.m. Just Us For All is an educational-based queer advocacy group.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- In what has become an annual affair, a dozen artists will take to the street next month, dodging fast-moving motorists and pigeon droppings, to turn bland interstate columns into works of art.
A group of jurors on Friday picked the final two winning entries for the third Peer to Pier mural program. The chosen few, who include three-time participants Jeff Pierson, Ian Bode and Charly Hamilton, have a two-month window -- June 1 to July 31 -- to complete their projects.
This year the artists will paint the piers along Virginia Street -- six on each side -- as it passes beneath Interstate 64 near the Elk River.
In honor of the state's 150th birthday this year, the theme for this round of murals is West Virginia's sesquicentennial. Designs had to reflect that theme in some way.
The 17 artists who submitted designs found a wide range of ways to meet the criteria.
Pierson, known for his caricatures (he painted the mural on a wall of the One Stop near the Capitol), depicted founding fathers like Francis Pierpont and Arthur Boreman with more than a bit of artistic license.
Both Hamilton and Bode will paint the Battle of Charleston -- blue-coated boys in the Elk City area on the left, fighting with their gray-jacketed brothers across the Elk River on the future site of the Civic Center -- but you'll have no trouble telling the two apart.
For his mural, Dustin Durham fast-forwarded a century to pull a quote from John F. Kennedy's speech celebrating the state's 100th birthday: "The sun does not always shine in West Virginia, but the people always do."
Organizers with the city's Strong Neighborhoods Task Force will consult with the Historic Landmarks Commission, said Lori Brannon of the Planning Department, who came up with the pier mural idea three years ago.
"We wanted to make sure nothing was misrepresented, historically inaccurate."
That's particularly important this year, as the city partnered with the state, which is coordinating the sesquicentennial festivities.
A few artists bristled at the theme restrictions, though.
"The feedback I got was it wasn't that they didn't want a theme at all but this theme didn't fit their particular style," Brannon said.
"We hope there will be future opportunities. As long as we receive funding, we want to continue this project." Piers along Lee and Quarrier streets are the obvious future targets.


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Businesses were closed and quiet along the normally bustling Goff Mountain Road in Cross Lanes after a tractor-trailer hauling an excavator became entangled in power lines, pulling them down and breaking a pole.
Tonya Hull, shift leader at Taco Bell, said the Cross Lanes store had five customers all day. Another two walked in about 4:45 p.m. just before the store closed.
The last two customers were utility workers who had been on the scene most of the day.
Just as they were being served, bringing the total customer count of the day to seven, the general manager called and told Hull to close.
"Usually we have 100 or more people coming through here, but it's just been really slow," said Hull, who has worked for Taco Bell more than 20 years.
The incident, which happened about 9:30 a.m. Monday near City National Bank, left power lines lying on top of another vehicle that was passing through at the time.
Emergency workers were able to remove passengers from the vehicle, Kanawha Metro 911 dispatchers said.
No one could reach businesses along the stretch, which normally sees heavy traffic flow.
Emergency officials closed all lanes of Goff Mountain Road from the Interstate 64 exit ramp at Cross Lanes to the West Washington Street intersection.
School buses for Cross Lanes Elementary, Andrew Jackson Middle School and Nitro High School experienced severe delays in their afternoon runs.
C.W. Sigman, Kanawha County fire coordinator, said he was told at 10:30 a.m. it would take 10 to 12 hours to reopen the road.
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Fantastic Idea I love it. This recipe went over well with my Family. We always try to come with wacky and unusual ways to serve our meals. Edward from Boston
Wacky Mashed Potatoes
This serving suggestion is fun any day of the year. Let the mashed potatoes cool long enough so they'll mound up in the cones just like ice cream.
Yield: Makes 4 servings
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- Calories: 247
- Calories from fat: 55%
- Fat: 15.1g
- Saturated fat: 9.1g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.2g
- Protein: 6.7g
- Carbohydrate: 23.5g
- Fiber: 2.3g
- Cholesterol: 39mg
- Iron: 0.2mg
- Sodium: 599mg
- Calcium: 119mg
- 2 2/3 cups frozen mashed potatoes
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- 1. Prepare potatoes with milk according to package directions, stirring with a wire whisk. Stir in cream cheese, green onions, salt, and pepper. Let stand 5 minutes or until cool enough to mound. To serve, spoon mashed potatoes into ice cream cones, if you'd like.
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oh well, its a good day for track and field!
Is Pauline Davis a double olympic champion now?
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Is Pauline Davis a double olympic champion now?how unusual lol! and im so excited that merlene wll get another olympic medal, looks like she got pipped for gold by 1/100th of a second yet again!!!
oh well, its a good day for track and field!
Re: Is Pauline Davis a double olympic champion now? Yes, another medal for Merlene it would seem and Pauline Davis takes a gold...quite ridiculous when you think about it but utterly wonderful Still, let's just say if they do revise the results, it's not going to be THAT great a day when you see the 100m result...
Merlene OtteyDo not forget that Merlene Ottey is another cheater - she only got away because officials were not able to calculate.
Re: Is Pauline Davis a double olympic champion now? The psychotic Greek skank will ride naked on a Harley through the streets of Athens, flaunting her gold medal for the Athenian throngs...... Last edited by Mennisco on Sun Oct 07, 2007 11:44 am, edited 1 time in total.
Is Pauline Davis a double Olympic Champion?That's a good Canadian breeze blowing in that shot, Menn...
I hate that
Shoddy journalism. Block won the 200m in AThens 1997, there won't be any gold for Sri Lanka! If anyone finds any quotes from Pauline, or Marions relay buddies- please post!
The UK Papers don't HAVE decent journalism when it comes to athletics. It's just the ones who didn't want to go to a footie match this weekend that write about it.
A couple of weeks ago, I forget which paper it was in now, but athletics "expert" of the day was happily quoting "Top female athlete Paula Ratcliffe"
Re: Merlene Ottey What do you mean man? She did test positive and served her punishment right? What was it nandrolone...?
Re: Merlene Ottey Oh ignore him. He's been PM'ing me informing me that Merlene and Linford where also customers of BALCO. I have no idea whether this is true or not but I think I'll wait for more definitive proof than some newby on T&FN before i take it as gospel. Anyway I don't count nandrolone +ive's a proper drug test failures. It clearly had more to do with dodgy supplements than deliberate cheating.
Re: Merlene Ottey lol, yeh, shes been making monthly trips to glasgow for 5 gram bags of coke too!
Re: Merlene Ottey She clearly does not know how to play pool.
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This is my basic plan too. Lots of pantry items, long lasting produce and freezing cooked meats (ground beef) that can be thrown together easily. I don't have enough freezer space to do lots of frozen whole meals so I think a few weeks out I'm going to make a BIG grocery run and stock up my pantry with easy things. I pretty much only have to worry about dinner since my kids can get their own breakfasts and my 9yo can even make sandwiches, eggs, etc for the other two.
hmm, I'll probably start making things starting mid-february. My fridge freezer is always pretty full, mostly with frozen veggies and fruit and chicken, but I can fit some things in there. I don't want a repeat of when ds was born, we were pretty broke then though but regardless i don't want to be eating fast food all the time or worse not at all. My dh is pretty weird about freezer food, as in he pretty much won't eat things i freeze except pancakes, muffins, naan bread and maybe lasagna, but honestly if he doesn't like the food than he can eat take out, but I know i will get pretty sick of it. I am not that picky about food, but i plan to stock up on lots of pantry items like tuna, nuts, peanut butter, rice, canned beans, canned tomatoes, cereals, etc, and I plan to freeze a lot of the basics, like cheese, bread, tortillas etc so that we can whip together quick and easy meals and dh will only have to go out for the things like bananas, lettuce, eggs and milk. I think i will plan to have lots of long lasting veggies and fruit like baby carrots, apples and oranges, things that can be eaten with little prepping


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2 large carrots grated
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2 cups of broccoli, cut into bite sized pieces
1 medium onion, cut into small pieces and caramelized
2 T smooth peanut butter
2 T "lite" coconut milk
1 T lime juice
2 t soy sauce
1 t brown sugar
1/2 t crushed red pepper flakes
Cook the pasta until desired doneness.
Caramelize the onions and cook the chicken.
Drain the pasta and put it back into the pot. Add the chicken, onions, carrots and broccoli into the pot with the pasta.
As the pasta and chicken are cooking, you will have enough time to throw together the sauce. Whisk the peanut butter, coconut milk, lime juice, soy sauce, brown sugar and crushed red pepper until smooth.
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