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Detecting Drug Use
Is your teen drug dependent? Would you even know?
Teens and drugs is certainly not a new issue. In fact, many parents will admit to drug use in their teenage years. As such, some parents are less able to recognize drug dependency in their teens, confusing it for perhaps their own "experimental" drug use.
While it is certainly common for teens to "experiment" or to simply desire to find out what being "high" feels like, there are some teens who are at risk for developing drug dependencies – a reliance on drugs to maintain a sense of well-being. Drug dependency can lead to poor school performance, conflict with family, friends and within the community, and conflict with the law. Teens who are drug dependent are at risk for less achievement socially and economically as adults.
Generally, teens at risk for drug dependency share several factors. They may have low self-esteem, poor relationships with parents or siblings and poor school performance. There may also be family difficulties, such as the death of a close or extended family member or the separation or divorce of parents.
While prolonged "experimentation" alone can lead to drug dependency, if drug use coincides with these factors, there can be an increased risk for developing a drug dependency. Facing turmoil in one's personal life at a time when trying illicit drugs can minimize the emotional pain of the situation and thus increase the desirability of the drug. Ongoing drug use lends the user to then associate with other similar drug users where drug use is normalized, accepted and encouraged by the group.
Is Your Teen Drug Dependent?
Consider these warning signs:
- Stressors as noted above.
- Change in peer group.
- Decrease in school performance.
- Staying out late at night.
- Breaking house rules.
- Secretive behavior.
- Fatigue, lethargy and apathy (lack of motivation).
- May admit to some drug use, but rationalizes and "enjoys" it.
- Adamantly denies drug use in a manner disproportionate to the question.
Normal healthy teens may show a few of these signs anyway, but a drug-dependent youth will show several signs. If you suspect your teen may be drug dependent, you should take action including:
- Talk to your teen about your concerns (if non-responsive, you talk; they listen).
- Although controversial, consider searching their room for drugs and drug paraphernalia (destroy if found).
- Set curfews, limits on behavior and reasonable expectations for appropriate performance.
- Look to engage your teen in activities that are fun and incompatible with drug use.
- Consider attending counseling with your teen.
- Consult your physician.
If your teen is drug dependent, by definition, they are out of control. It will be necessary for you to take control in the short turn at least to help them overcome their dependency. Never fall into the trap of denying their problem, because it is too difficult for you to admit! A drug-dependent teen can use clean and sober parents for support and direction.


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If attendance at the statewide fish and wildlife hearings April 11 exceeds the 4,360 who attended in 2010, we might thank Mike Riggle of Medford.
Who's Mike Riggle? He's a Conservation Congress delegate for Taylor County, and serves on the Congress' big-game committee. When that committee met Dec. 18, Riggle suggested the Congress include a proposal for next Monday's hearings asking if crossbows should be legal for everyone during Wisconsin's archery deer season.
But Riggle's rationale went beyond the proposal's merits. He said the Congress needed controversy to boost attendance at the hearings, which are held simultaneously in each county. He worried that if attendance remains low, the Congress might become irrelevant, maybe even eliminated.
After discussing the proposal itself, the committee passed it, 8-7 with one abstention.
A conspiracy was born. (Insert dramatic music here.) Surely the big-game committee endorsed Riggle's ulterior motives.
The plot thickened Jan. 7 when the Congress' executive committee discussed the question and approved it for the hearings ballot.
Congress Chairman Ed Harvey conceded the proposal might increase attendance, but said that's not why it made the ballot. The majority considered it a legitimate proposal. After all, since 2002 when bowhunters 65 and older were allowed to use crossbows during archery season, participation by 65- to 76-year-olds increased 66 percent. No other age group showed such increases the past decade.
Ohio, Arkansas and Wyoming were the only states in 2001 to allow crossbows during archery season. But by this fall, 26 of 50 states will allow some or all able-bodied hunters to use crossbows during all or part of their big-game archery seasons.
Even so, Wisconsin's crossbow conspiracy was making news by early February, complete with a YouTube audio clip of Riggle's Dec. 18 remarks. Unfortunately, the quality of the 2½-minute clip (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHBDlrmkBEo) is so poor that conspirators had to transcribe it, and we must take on faith that their transcript is accurate. Judging by its sound, the audio could be a July 1975 tape of Jimmy Hoffa's killers talking underwater in scuba gear while sinking his body.
Either way, most hunters and nonhunters must wonder why a crossbow proposal would make adults act like adolescents. Fair question, because a crossbow is basically a regular bow mounted on a gunstock. Actual performance differences aren't worthy of debate.
Innocent bystanders must know only this: Recurves, longbows and compound bows are good; crossbows, evil. Likewise, Fords are good; Chevys, bad. Fly fishermen, good; worm-dunkers, bad. Frank Sinatra, good; Lady Gaga, bad.
Maybe so, but it's intriguing no one asks if Riggle's concerns about attendance are valid. Granted, the 4,360 attending last year's meeting was below the 40-year average of 7,437, but it's no record. The lows were 3,512 in 2007 and 3,830 in 1997. Attendance six other years hovered between 4,372 and 4,918.
In fact, if we exclude the 2000 hearings, which drew 30,685 to save hunting from mourning-dove huggers, attendance since 1970 averages 6,841. It surpassed 10,000 attendees only three other times: 11,007 in 2002; 13,126 in 2005; and 13,350 in 1975. Dump those four fliers and the 40-year average is 6,370.
No, if the Congress is guilty of anything, it's poor planning. Its leaders should have been content with an existing idea, a Department of Natural Resources proposal to lower the crossbow-eligible age to 55. If that had passed and proven a nonissue, we could have discussed Riggle's question rationally within three years.
If Riggle is guilty of anything, it's impatience. Controversy is never long a stranger at the hearings. One year it's crows, the next it's doves or deer. And someday we'll debate sandhill crane hunting. That will draw crowds. Another day we'll debate wolf hunting. That will draw crowds, too.
Besides, who would eliminate the spring hearings; the Legislature? Are you serious? Have you attended legislative hearings, especially those held by lawmakers now shaming our Capitol? Those folks make the Conservation Congress and its hearings look like the Founding Fathers and the Continental Congress.
But if attendance jumps at the April 11 hearings, Riggle and the Conservation Congress can't claim full credit. They must share it with the crossbow conspirators, who always take the bait.
Patrick Durkin is a freelance writer who covers outdoors for the Green Bay Press-Gazette. E-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com.

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SPRING CITY, TN (WRCB) -- The Tennessee Valley Authority released on Thursday the findings of a seven-month construction review at Watts Bar Nuclear Plant Unit 2, detailing cost and time estimates to complete the facility.
"Based on the findings to date, we will be asking the TVA board of directors to approve the continued funding and the extended construction time for Unit 2 at Watts Bar Nuclear Plant," said Tom Kilgore, president and CEO.
"Watts Bar Unit 2 remains a cost-effective solution for meeting the region's base load power needs with clean energy at a competitive rate," Kilgore said. "Even with the estimated added cost, Unit 2 at Watts Bar will still be a competitive, reliable generation source for the people of the Tennessee Valley."
Mike Skaggs, TVA senior vice president for Nuclear Construction, said, "The emerging estimate to complete Watts Bar Unit 2 will require additional funding of $1.5 billion to $2 billion, putting the total estimated cost of completion in the range of $4 billion to $4.5 billion. The estimated time to complete is between September and December of 2015."
Skaggs, who started the construction review in October 2011, said corrective actions would address "the root cause findings and help deliver on the cost and time estimates."
During an announcement at Watts Bar Nuclear Plant, Kilgore said the initial detailed scoping, estimating and planning study (DSEP) done on the unit in 2007 and approved by the TVA board appeared "aggressive but doable" at that time.
"Our estimates on time and cost were wrong," he said. "While our intentions were well founded, our execution and progress reviews were not."
Skaggs said the construction review has shown "walk downs to support the initial estimate were not completed. Management was misaligned, and planning was poor."
New management is in place at the site, and a more direct line-of-sight to top management has been established.
"We now have a high-confidence cost estimate and milestone schedule," Skaggs said. "The safe and quality cost-effective completion of Watts Bar Unit 2 is an integral part of achieving TVA's energy goals as set out in the Integrated Resource Plan. And, we have added contingency and an allowance for addressing Fukushima impacts."
Kilgore said Watts Bar Unit 2 remains a cost-effective solution to supply TVA's base load requirements with clean energy at a competitive rate. "When Watts Bar Unit 2 comes online, it will produce more than 1,100 megawatts of energy at competitive prices and be another major source of emission-free electricity."
Kilgore said he would follow the "trust but verify" approach going forward at Watts Bar Unit 2. "There is a measure of trust that Mike and his team have earned," he said. "At the same time, we will verify that the decisions being made, the money being spent, and the unfettered flow of information are accurate as part of how we ensure transparency and conduct our business."
The TVA board instructed management to conduct the review of the construction project at Watts Bar Unit 2. The DSEP approved by the board in 2007 projected a 60-month construction schedule and a cost of $2.49 billion.
Skaggs briefed the board in February on the review's preliminary findings; his new assessment of the unit's cost and schedule will be considered by the board in April. His assessment was confirmed by two outside, independent reviews.
In addition to Watts Bar Unit 1, TVA operates three nuclear units at Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant in Alabama and two at Sequoyah Nuclear Plant near Chattanooga. The nuclear units generate about a third of TVA's total power supply for the Tennessee Valley region.
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Stunning Lakefront Home in Osoyoos
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Rural Chic – nestled on the tranquil west bank of Lake
Osoyoos, this home pairs the rural charm of South Okanogan wine country with
the luxuries and convenience of modern living. The house, architecturally
designed in 1973, was extensively updated in 2012 in keeping with contemporary
preferences for open-planned living and connection to the outdoors.
The house is situated on a professionally landscaped low
bank lot with 84 feet of lakeshore and a private dock with sitting area. A buoy
is also available for anchoring your boat. A southeastern exposure and
extensive patios encourage outdoor living six months of the year.
The kitchen features new stainless appliances, expansive caesar
stone counters and a nine foot long island designed for casual dining and entertaining.
The sunken living room, anchored by a vintage brick chimney
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and upscale lighting.
The uber sleek dining room table expands to seat 10 people.
Design buffs will appreciate the chartreuse "potato chip" chairs designed by
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A large master bedroom with king-size bed on the main floor
has sliding doors opening onto a patio with a lake view. The ultramodern
en-suite bathroom also has direct access to the outdoors. The upstairs has
three bedrooms (2 king, 1 twin) with newly renovated 4 piece bathroom.
Also on the main floor there is a very large laundry/utility
room, and a media room. All principle rooms including the master bedroom
feature vaulted ceilings and floor to ceiling windows allowing for panoramic
views of the Lake and East Bench vineyards.
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Phone,Fireplace, Air Conditioning, Cable TV, DVD player, 2 TV's, Stereo, ipod dock,
Fully stocked kitchen (pots, pans, dishes, etc.), Microwave,
Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Wine fridge, Washer, Dryer, Linens
provided, Dual Carport, BBQ, Patio furniture and Private Dock. All
the comforts of home on your own waterfront vacation getaway!
activities and attractions in Osoyoos British Columbia
Swimming, Boat rentals, Water skiing, Tubing, Fishing, Windsurfing,
Water Slides, Snorkelling, Para-sailing, Golf, Miniature Golf, Go
Carting, Hiking, Bird watching, Horse back riding, Observatory, Trail
Rides, Bike Rentals, Scooter rentals, Shopping/Restaurants, Spa,
Tennis, Desert tours, Wine tours. Winter: Downhill and Cross country
skiing, Snowboarding, Snowshoeing, Snowmobiling, Skating (Mount
Baldy – Oliver, Apex Resort – Penticton, Big White – Kelowna)
vacation rental rates
May & Oct $1800/week
June & Sept $2500/week
July & August $4000/ week
Nov. to March $2400/month
April $1500/week
Jane Rogerson 403 703 6840
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5:30pm Wednesday 27th February 2013 in News
DUDLEY Little Theatre's forthcoming production of Jane Eyre is set to run at Netherton Arts Centre next week.
The classic Charlotte Bronte novel, adapted for stage by Willis Hall, will be brought to life at the Northfield Road venue from Wednesday March 6 to Saturday March 9.
Jane Williams stars as plain but passionate governess Jane who falls for her brooding and secretive master Edward Rochester (Gareth May) in the show directed by Andrew Rock.
Performances start at 7.30pm.
Tickets cost £7 (concessions £6) and there's a ten per cent discount for bookings of ten or more tickets.
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Romantic & Luxurious Cottage, Great Ocean Views, In-Town Location in Eleuthera
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Nestling in the desirable 'up-hill' community of the historic settlement of Governor's Harbour, Low Cay ("low key") is a discreet and delightful cottage residence, recently renovated to a unique standard of contemporary elegance.
Re-created in 2012 by its British owners as a stylish and romantic retreat, this one bedroomed hideaway offers couples a taste of local life combined with a five star European standard of interior design, with WiFi and air conditioning throughout.
The main living space combines a gorgeous open plan, well-appointed kitchen with the highest quality utensils and equipment and an extensive polished concrete worktop and breakfast bar, and a spacious and elegant lounge with comfortable sofas, bespoke driftwood table, LED TV, a Bowers & Wilkins 'Zeppelin' iPod dock, a hand-made polished concrete occasional table and luxurious expanses of floating, translucent linen curtain.
The sense of space and luxury is enhanced by the wonderfully worked full height ceiling and versatile lighting design, which give a scale to the residence that its charming exterior keeps modestly hidden.
The bathroom delivers a sense of intimate luxury with its lavishly sized walk-in shower with sand blasted glass screen, hand-made driftwood console with twin basins and natural light filtered through obscured glass windows.
The bedroom features a locally designed and constructed super-queen sized (66'W) bedstead and side tables, with an individually commissioned US box spring mattress.
Storage is provided in the built-in wardrobe and additional stylish shelving.
Through double French doors, the bedroom gives on to the rear covered porch, a large and beautifully furnished room with a delightful aspect over the secluded terraced, landscaped garden, perfect for early morning breakfast or evening cocktails, while to the side of the house an enclosed hot water shower offers a refreshing al fresco bathing alternative.
At the front of the house, the full width terrace with extended sun deck gives panoramic views of the historic Cupid's Cay and spectacular Caribbean sunsets - the Caribbean is 250 yards away from the house. The world famous French Leave beach is a one minute car ride away, over the hill on the eastern, Atlantic side of the island.
Situated as it is in the center of the community, all amenities are within walking distance. Charming local cafes, grocery and liquor stores are no more than three minutes walk away. Local fishermen (one is our next door neighbor), sell lobster, conch & grouper down the road every afternoon at the water's edge. The legendary Governor's Harbour Friday night fish fry is a four minute stroll, as is the historic Haynes Library, cultural hub of the local community.
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- guests provide their own meals
- house cell phone 'pay as you go' provided
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- linens provided
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- towels provided
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- bedroom 1: 1 queen, Bed is a 'super queen' 66 inches wide
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- non smoking only
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- wheelchair inaccessible
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Sports & Adventure Activities
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- golf privileges optional
- wind-surfing
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- surfing
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8:00am Tuesday 12th February 2013 in Chorley
Worden Sports College is set to become the first academy in Leyland.
The news comes after the college, which is set to be called Academy@Worden, was rated 'Good' by Ofsted and the only local school to have 100 per cent A*-C GCSE pass rate.
Headteacher Chris Catterall said that staff, pupils and governors are overjoyed to be joining an elite band of schools rated good or better that have succeeded in applying to become an academy.
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Welcome to this newly Remodeled......LUXURY HOME located in the heart of the "New" Four Corners, and Cagan "Town Center" expansion. Glenbrook Resort community is internationally known for its subtle mix of that resort feel, while maintaining that "neighborhood" charm. It also supplies with shuttle bus to Disney World! Inside this community you will find a clubhouse with gym, tennis courts, beach volleyball, resort pool, games room, and scheduled activities, scheduled Disney Shuttle for our guests.
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Explore Kahalui Maui, on Hawaii's Valley Island with its natural treasures on land and sea including Mt. Haleakala Crater, Iao Park Needle Mountain, and spectacular beaches for swimming, diving and surfing. Head to Lahaina on the westward side of the island and visit the magnificent world-famous banyan tree in front of the Old Courthouse building. Browse mile-long Front Street with its shops, galleries, whaling history museum, and restaurants. Stop for a refreshing shave ice. Look for unique souvenirs like Maui's famous "Kitchen Cooked" potato chips, coffee, and leis. Back in Kahalui visit the Maui Arts and Cultural Center. Enjoy a meal of Hawaiian pig, poi, or fresh seafood in this lush and naturally luxurious tropical settings.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
Explore the natural paradise of legendary Iao Valley and the remarkable Maui Ocean Center, the Western Hemisphere's largest tropical aquarium.
Depart from the pier and before long you will be engulfed by the outrageously beautiful West Maui Mountains. Their bio-diversity is extraordinarily rich, even by Hawaii's elevated standards. The jungle-like scenery is equally dramatic upon entering the Iao Valley State Park, the site of a battle that changed the course of Hawaii's history. It was here that King Kamehameha I defeated Kalaikupule and united the Hawaiian Islands. The park's iconic landmark and focal point is Iao Needle, a green-mantled rock outcropping that soars into the air.
After approximately 45-minutes exploring the park, you will drive south to the Maui Ocean Center in Ma'alaea Village for a self-guided visit. The center's diversity of marine life, all of which has been collected around the Hawaiian Islands, is absolutely phenomenal. See America's largest live coral display, enigmatic Pacific Blue Marlin, highly toxic Pufferfish, frolicking seals and green sea turtles, many of which were born in the aquarium but will be released into the ocean after they grow and gain strength. There are more than 60 interactive habitat exhibits, which provide an unrivalled aquatic experience.
Following your tour of the Maui Ocean Center, you will rejoin your coach for the transfer back to the pier.
Please note: There is approximately 2 1/2 hours of easy to moderate walking on this tour. There is a short, paved loop trail at Iao Valley to view the needle but guests may stay with the coach if they choose. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, can make their own way on and off the coach and have a companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Casual clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested.
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Free Unlimited Shore Excursions are for full fare guests only, capacity controlled and subject to availability. Requested excursions may not be available at time of booking. Supplement will apply on Regent Choice excursions (indicated by the above) and excludes Private Arrangements and all Adventures Ashore programs. In order to ensure quality guides and sufficient transportation, we must provide the tour operator with passenger counts at least 36 hours in advance. Therefore no refunds will be given within 36 hours of tour departure for cancellations or no-shows. Please pay special attention to scheduling and tour lengths when booking your shore excursions. In many cases, it is not possible to participate in more than one tour per day in a given port. Tour Departure times are subject to change so please reference your actual tour ticket for the correct departure time. Tours operate rain or shine. Minor children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a an adult parent or guardian on all shore excursions. Tours require minimum participation levels to operate so please sign up as early as possible. Tours may be cancelled if minimum participation levels are not met. Prices, Itineraries and General Information shore excursion prices are subject to change to meet unexpected cost increases or currency fluctuations. Please consult the Destination Services Desk onboard for information. During local or national holidays, access to certain facilities (such as museums or archaeological sites) may be limited or denied. In such instances, adjustments will be made to minimize inconvenience to guests. Some tours have limited availability. Tours are generally available for reserving 180 days prior to the beginning of a cruise. Please sign up early to avoid disappointment. Regent Seven Seas Cruises reserves the right to require guests to complete a liability waiver for select shore excursions. For more information, please visit the Destination Services Desk onboard.
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In anticipation of this month's Oscars (Feb. 24), the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences has unveiled a crafty new poster celebrating the show's history of best picture winners.
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Adoption specials are all over the place.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – Fresh off of defending their regular season A-Sun title Jim Blankenship, this year's Atlantic Sun Coach of the Year, and the FGCU women's soccer staff would like to open registration for their first annual Winter ID Clinic at the FGCU Soccer Complex on Saturday, December 8 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The cost for the clinic is $95 and it is open to all high school age players. To sign up, email Jason Dowiak at firstname.lastname@example.com. The first 60 players to e-mail and submit their full payment will be accepted.
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FGCU is currently 12-3-3 on their 2012 campaign and with the No. 1 seed the FGCU Women's Soccer Team will again host the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament in which it will play the No. 6 seed Jacksonville in the semi-finals. The Eagles are now 69-28-13 in six seasons under Blankenship and are the three-time defending A-Sun Regular Season champions and reigning Tournament Champions. Over its current three-year run as A-Sun regular season champs FGCU has posted an impressive 24-2-4 record in league play.
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Search crews resumed searching the Tennessee River Monday morning, after a
suspect in a multi-city high speed chase dove into the river near
Rescuers returned to the river for the third day in a row, but crews said
there's not much hope left for finding the man. Officials said, at this point,
it's a recovery effort instead of a rescue effort.
Boaz Police attempted to serve a failure to appear warrant on 20-year-old
Deonta Markey Griffin at a home Saturday night.
No one was home, but officers noticed a vehicle leaving the residence,
so they followed it. They tried to stop the vehicle, but the driver fled.
Police chased Griffin down Highway 431 from Boaz, through Albertville and
into Guntersville. Albertville Police and Guntersville Police laid spike
strips, but Griffin continued through them. Speeds reached upwards of 100 miles
per hour.
Police said Griffin drove northbound all the way through Guntersville on a
southbound only street.
Just before 11 p.m., police said he drove the vehicle over the
Veteran's Memorial Bridge. He bailed out right before the car hit the guard
rail and dove over the bridge, into the water. Officials said the drop was
about 80 feet.
Police said they did see him briefly surface and attempt to swim, but he was
not located.
Guntersville Rescue Squad, Guntersville Fire, Union Rescue Squad,
Scottsboro-Jackson County Rescue Squad, Cullman County Rescue Squad, Morgan
County rescue Squad, Etowah County Rescue Squad and marine police were deployed
into the water to search.
Crews returned to the river to search Sunday morning, but did not locate
Officials said they are dragging the river, but the process is slow going
because there is debris from a bridge that was demolished.
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Preps inside the Milton Elementary School kitchen start long before the lunch crowd rolls in.
"Chopping mixing, stirring, grilling, a little bit of everything," said Steven Marinelli, the food service manager.
All of these fresh foods are a welcome sight for Marinelli.
"I got pineapple and grapes and cantaloupe and stuff," student Cierra Jarvis said.
Marinelli's five tips for getting kids to eat more fruits and vegetables were recently featured as part of first lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" initiative aimed at tackling childhood obesity.
Tip one-- PRESENTATION.
"Kids eat with their eyes, and so you have to have things that are colorful and attractive just to get their attention," Marinelli explained.
Marinelli says VARIETY is also key and that it's a regular part of what kids find in the lunch line.
"If there is something that you don't like then you can have something else," student Lauryn Holsopple said.
Mixing things up has led to some unlikely hits.
"Brussels sprouts are a perfect example," Marinelli said. "We do roasted Brussels sprouts. First time out they don't move too fast; second time out a little better. Now we'll go through 40 pounds of Brussels sprouts in two days."
STAFF TRAINING is tip number three.
"They make the vegetables taste good," student Zach Popke said.
Marinelli says making sure staff members are working with the best tools and techniques makes a difference.
"One of my goals when I came to this district was to eliminate the freezer to oven products, to use whole proteins and to use fresh product in our service," he said.
GETTING KIDS INVOLVED comes in at number four.
The district has cooking classes and contests for students to show them what goes into crafting the menu. Suggestions from diners are also routine.
"You can pick out like as much fruit as you want instead of getting a certain amount," Jarvis noted.
Marinelli's fifth tip is all about MAKING LUNCH AN EXPERIENCE.
His staff is friendly and knowledgeable about what they're serving, and it's translating to high marks from students.
"Out of 10, probably a 10," Popke said.
But the man who's been behind meal plans for decades relies less on those numbers and more on what he sees.
"You'll see them come in; they'll rush up to the lines. They kind of poke over the line to see what's available," he said. "So it's not just, 'Oh man, we've got to have lunch,' it's "Oh! What's for lunch?'"
And regardless of what it is, the offerings are filled with fruits and veggies, and chances are these kids are eating them.
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The suspect of a deadly shooting on Tucson's south side Tuesday night has been arrested in Los Angeles.
Deputies responded to a report of shots fired Tuesday night in the 4900 Block of E. Butterweed Drive, near Interstate-10 and Valencia.
Augustina Soto, 25, was found dead inside the vehicle.
Suspect Stephen Malone, 29, was apprehended in Los Angeles after homicide detectives received a tip regarding his whereabouts. He was taken into custody with the assistance of the United States Marshals Service and the Los Angeles Police Department.
Homicide detectives have verified that Malone and Soto were in a domestic relationship and had three children together. Two of their children, ages four and five, were in the rear seat of the vehicle when the incident occurred. The children were not harmed, according to police.
He has been charged on one count of first degree murder and two counts of aggravated assault.
Mr. Malone will remain in Los Angeles until he can be extradited back to Tucson.
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MARC S. BASHOOR rejoined the Prince George's County, MD, Fire/Emergency Medical Services Department (PGFD) in December 2010, when he was selected by County Executive Rushern Baker as the 11th person to serve as county fire chief. Bashoor had previously served 23 years with the department before retiring and serving six years as the director of Emergency Management and Homeland Security in Mineral County, WV. He is the recipient of many citations and commendations and was awarded the department's Silver Medal of Valor in 2004. He has been a speaker at fire service conferences and events across the country on topics such as command and control, near-miss incidents and Firestorm 2011. Since taking the helm, Bashoor has worked relentlessly on reunification of the department, developed an apparatus-replacement program and has been successful in hiring recruit firefighters and paramedics. The interview was conducted by Firehouse® Magazine Editor-in-Chief Harvey Eisner.
Firehouse: In the past, due to the fiscal crisis, there were furloughs within the department and no raises for several years. What does the future look like for the department?
Bashoor: We believe the worst of the financial mess is behind us. The PGFD was fortunate in the past year to have been able to fill all existing vacancies and receive a slight overall increase in our budget expenditures. Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker has focused on public safety and education as spending priorities. While all of the staff continue without raises, we have settled contractual negotiations with the International Association of Firefighters and Paramedics – Local 1619, which provides for enhanced staffing and safety among other administrative details. The department recently signed a letter of intent to purchase seven pieces of heavy apparatus, using an existing Council of Governments contract, and establishing an apparatus-replacement rotation. With funding provided by the county, the Fire Commission is in the process of hiring a volunteer recruiter. With the continued public safety focus, the future is bright for continued growth and successful program implementation within the PGFD.
Firehouse: I understand you are going to hire two classes of 30 firefighters this year. Will that continue?
Bashoor: Our recruitment and hiring process is in full gear. We continue to recruit and hire, with 27 recruits who started March 12 and an additional 33 recruits scheduled for hire on May 7. We are in final approvals for the fiscal year 2013 budget, with an additional 50 recruits slated for hire. Utilizing the staffing projections of the Public Safety Master Plan, the PGFD needs to hire 60 to 90 per year to achieve the target of four firefighters/paramedics per 1,000 residents. Our current and projected budgets will make it rough to achieve those numbers; however, that's the target.
Firehouse: Is the population you protect still growing and is the county expanding into areas that have not been developed?
Bashoor: The county population continues to grow. While certainly slowing, the 2010 census data shows a population of over 850,000 with a growing African American and Hispanic base. The rural tier of the county has remained largely undeveloped – with only sporadic large-lot/large-house residential development. The zoning regulations within the county focus the more dense developments towards the I-95 corridor and METRO (mass transit) locations.
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Experimental treatment offers relief from painful prostate condition
New findings show that treatment with a specific alpha blocker helps reduce symptoms and improve quality of life for men with chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CP/CPPS).
The alpha-blocker, known as silodosin, works by selectively relaxing the muscles in the bladder neck and prostate. The treatment is already approved in Canada, the United States, the EU and Japan to treat painful symptoms of another prostate gland condition, benign prostatic hyperplasia, commonly referred to as an enlarged prostate.
Despite being the most common form of prostatitis, CP/CPPS is the most misunderstood and difficult to treat because the symptoms are very similar to other conditions and requires a significant degree of testing and screening to identify.
"Antibiotics are commonly used as a treatment, but are not typically effective, probably because CP/CPPS does not seem to be caused by a bacterial infection," explains lead researcher Curtis Nickel, a professor in the Department of Urology, practicing urologist at Kingston General Hospital, and Canada Research Chair in Urologic Pain and Inflammation.
CP/CPPS is a debilitating condition characterized by persistent discomfort in the lower pelvic area including the bladder area, testicles, and penis. Symptoms can be severe and include painful and frequent urination and difficult or painful ejaculation. The cause of the condition is unknown.
In Dr. Nickel's study, approximately 60 per cent of men reported feeling better after treatment with silodosin versus 30 per cent of participants who were given a placebo. The number of patients who reported feeling better is higher than in a similar study he ran several years ago that tested the effects of a different alpha blocker.
Dr. Nickel, along with his Prostatitis Research Group at Kingston General Hospital and Queen's University, has been studying CP/CPPS for the past two decades. He has been the principal investigator of over a dozen international clinical trials evaluating therapies for chronic prostatitis. His research studies are supported by the Canadian Institute of Health Research, US National Institutes of Health and industry, including Watson Pharmaceuticals who provided the support for this particular clinical trial.
Dr. Nickel presented his results at today's American Urological Association annual meeting in Washington DC. The study results will appear in an upcoming issue of the Journal of Urology.
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