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Council looking at restricting panhandling activity
DOWNTOWN AKRON — Summit County Council began looking again at placing restrictions on panhandling at the July 15 meeting.
The new legislation would address panhandling activity in Summit County townships. Though several municipalities in the county have enacted ordinances regulating panhandling, Ohio Revised Code does not give townships the authority to enact similar laws, according to the legislation.
The proposed ordinance would prohibit, in townships in the county, panhandling within 25 feet of any intersecting streets or crosswalks; entrances or exits of commercial establishments, including shopping plazas, churches, schools and libraries; bus stops; banks or ATM machines; restaurants with outdoor seating; and entrances or exits of "automobile service stations."
Also considered unlawful would be panhandling while using public transportation.
According to the proposed legislation, penalties for first-offense violations would be a minor misdemeanor with fines of not more than $100 for each offense.
Last June, Council considered similar legislation to regulate panhandling in townships.
According to county officials, last year's proposed legislation would have required panhandlers to wear reflective safety vests and only panhandle from 9 a.m. to sunset, but neither of those items are included in the legislation now being considered by Council.
Also removed from the new proposal are requirements that panhandlers register with the county's Office of Consumer Affairs, pay a $10 fee and be issued identification badges.
Also at the meeting, Council approved resolutions, on first reading, designating August 2013 in two ways.
The month was declared Child Support Awareness Month in Summit County, as well as Summit Kids Month.
Jill Hinig Skapin, director of communications for the Summit County Executive's Office, said this will be the first Summit Kids Month. Events will focus the first week on kindergarten readiness, health and wellness the second week, Summit for Kids during the third week and on infant mortality the fourth week. For a list of events planned, visit www.summitcountyfirstthingsfirst.com.
Also on first reading, Council appropriated a total of $220,000 in federal Workforce Investment Act funds for the Youth Employment for Success program through the Summit County Department of Job and Family Services.
Also during the meeting, Council heard from Dick Walters, a promoter for gun shows at the Summit County Fairgrounds in response to complaints made at a previous Council meeting.
Gun shows taking place at the fairgrounds comply with state and federal laws, he said.
Jason Dodson, chief of staff for the County Executive's Office, also noted the lease that governs the fairgrounds property is through 2017, with gun shows listed as a permitted use.
Council also heard from Akron resident Charles Walker. Walker, who is blind, said he has been renting the home where he currently lives since 2007. The home is being foreclosed on, he said, has been sold to Fannie Mae, and he received a notice that he has 90 days to vacate, he said.
Walker asked Council to consider drafting legislation to protect renters, like him, "who play by the rules."
Council President Jerry Feeman (D-District 6) thanked Walker for bringing the issue to the attention of Council and asked Walker to stay after the meeting to talk further. Feeman also noted Council can contact its local delegation of state government for help.
Council members Ilene Shapiro (D-at large) and Tim Crawford (D-District 7) also noted they have been in contact with other constituents in similar situations.
Council will meet for committee meetings July 22 at 4:30 p.m. in Council Chambers on the seventh floor of the Ohio Building, 175 S. Main St.
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The LAPD sheriff's deputies officers entered the couple's shack, on private property, allegedly without a warrant. When they saw a BB gun, used for killing rats and other pests, they opened fire, shooting the couple a combined 15 times, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Angel Mendez was shot 14 times, according to the couple's lawsuit, and his right leg had to be amputated below the knee. Jennifer Mendez, pregnant at the time, incurred only one gunshot wound, according to the lawsuit.
"I kept screaming for them to 'stop shooting, stop shooting, my fiance is pregnant, it's just a BB gun,'" Mendez told KTLA 5 News.
The two officers were looking for an armed and dangerous parolee when they entered the couple's small shack.
Their lawyer, David Drexler, says their case is a victory for poor minorities minorities in the area, whom he says are unfairly targeted by police, ABC News reported.

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"I thought we let our guard down and ... we just kind of forgot who we were playing and lost sense of simple things," BC coach Steve Donahue said.
Matt Humphrey scored 14 points and Ryan Anderson added 13 for BC (5-10, 0-1), which had 20 turnovers in losing its third straight.
Henson added 14 points, Kendall Marshall had 11 assists and Barnes reached 20 points for the third time in four games for North Carolina, which surely remembered how uneasy the Eagles made things in their last visit to the Smith Center — especially as they threatened for a while to do it again.
Boston College slowed it down last February and came within a rimmed-out 3-pointer at the buzzer of a memorable upset. Instead, North Carolina escaped with a 48-46 victory in its lowest-scoring performance at the 26-year-old arena.
"We just went at them" this time, Humphrey said. "They probably expected us to make it a grinding game and slow it down, but in reality, that's the way we play as well. We just should have kept a little bit more poise and saved some of those turnovers."
The Tar Heels had nearly that many points at halftime of this one, racing to a 40-27 lead at the break.
Barnes scored 12 in the first 20 minutes, and after North Carolina let BC hang around for a little while, it grabbed control by cranking up the defense — and letting the young Eagles make plenty of mistakes.
After Boston College hit six of its first 11 shots, the Tar Heels forced BC into nine consecutive empty possessions as part of the 18-5 run that put them in command — for a while, anyway.
BC turned it over 11 times in the half, and the defining play came on a sequence that could have been miscue No. 12. Heckmann let a long heave fly with the shot clock about to expire, Henson grabbed it out of the air and passed ahead to Marshall — who found Barnes for an authoritative dunk that pushed the lead to double figures.
"When it looked like Carolina was going to shove us out the door, I thought these guys showed a lot of character and toughness," Donahue said.


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On June 24th, ExecuCare's Dr. Jacquie Damgaard discussed "NTR Brain Restoration: Breakthrough in Long-Term Recovery" on The Micheal Hilton Health and Recovery Radio Show. It's a "fascinating, amazing breakthrough program in addiction detox," Dr. Damgaard said of NTR Brain Restoration. "It's remarkable when you witness someone going through the program. There's nothing subtle about it." Read more →
Editor's Note: This post is by Tim Stoddart, founder and owner of Sober Nation, a site dedicated to developing content to help people afflicted by addiction. Follow Sober Nation on Twitter.
Addiction is a disease of the mind, body, and spirit. In addiction treatment, you receive counseling and assistance with your emotional and spiritual needs. You begin to heal by talking about your emotions, learning to cope with them, and figuring out ways to change your lifestyle so that recovery is better for you than addiction ever was.
One thing that is severely lacking in addiction treatment, however, is help for the physical part of addiction. Good nutrition, exercise, and plentiful rest are advocated as ways to take care of your body after addiction, but they're far less focused on or integrated into a program as are ways to heal your mind and spirit.
There are drugs that can be used to ease the physical withdrawal, but the main way your body heals after addiction is with time. To repair the severe damage that addiction can do to your brain, you have to wait. It can take years before your brain chemistry and functioning return to normal, and sometimes damage is permanent.
However, now there is a method of treating the physical damage from addiction, and it's becoming more popular. It's called Neurotransmitter Restoration (NTR), and it was developed by Dr. William Hitt many years ago. In the past several years, several rehabs have developed their own NTR programs with the goals of quickly repairing damage to the brain's neurotransmitters and neurons that would otherwise take years to repair themselves.
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Neurotransmitter Restoration Therapy for the Treatment of Substance Abuse
S. Owen, M.D., P. Norris, M.Ed., LPC, DAPA, S. Broom Gibson, Ph.D., R. Mestayer, M.D.
This study, which was presented at the Society for Neuroscience, evaluated the effectiveness of using Neurotransmitter Restoration (NTR) for the treatment of substance abuse. Previous research had shown the negative effect substance abuse has on the brain (particularly, neurotransmitter receptor dysregulation). NTR aims to rebalance neurotransmitter function in the brain, alleviating physiological and psychological withdrawal symptoms.
The study consisted of 40 patients, male and female, with substance abuse problems including opiates, psychostimulants, benzodiazepines, marijuana and alcohol. Data was collected on day 1 (prior to initial NTR treatment), during the 10-day NTR protocol, and the ten days after NTR was administered. On a scale of 1-10, patients rated: overall affect, cravings, negative affect, stress levels, and reward (potential for abuse of treatment).
The study found that NTR significantly reduces cravings, stress, depression and anxiety, and improves overall well-being. The research also found that NTR shows no indication for potential abuse.
It makes sense to us that stress and addiction go hand-in-hand, but how are they really related? There is more than a decade of research available that demonstrates that changes in the synapses of the brain's reward center relate to addiction behavior. Certainly, most of us who have worked in the addiction field for any length of time have witnessed the strong correlation between stress and an individual's risk for addiction and relapse. So what is really happening in the body that makes stress such a precursor for addiction and relapse? Read more →
This study provides support for the use of an Amino-Acid based IV Drip Detox for successful "Cold Turkey" withdrawal from drugs and alcohol:
Amino acid-based nutritional supplementation facilitates abrupt cessation ("Stopping Cold Turkey") of substance use by addiction patients: Reduction of withdrawal symptoms with minimal abuse potential
1Dept Psychol, William Carey Univ., Hattiesburg, MS; 2Ctr. for Wellness, Gulfport, MS; 3Equipoise Wellness Ctr., Gulfport, MS; 4GSIPO, San Diego, CA; 5William Hitt Ctr., Tijuana, Mexico
Amino-Acid Based IV Drip Detox
The use of amino acid-based IV drip detox type nutritional therapies for supplementing the nutritional needs of substance abuse patients has increased steadily with countless anecdotes of success, but there is a lack of statistical data on the efficacy and safety (e.g. abuse potential) of these therapies in chemical dependency patients.
Methods: A specific therapy called the NTR System™ is arguably the most recognizable and reputable therapy of this type in the addiction field[1]. This pilot study retrospectively examined the therapeutic benefits and unwanted rewarding properties of the NTR System™ in a group of 40 patients. The patients were adult males and females with addictions to drugs including opiates, psychostimulants, alcohol, and benzodiazepines.
The NTR System™ treatments comprised IV infusions of amino acid-based nutrients for 10 consecutive days ranging from 5 to 10 hours daily. Dose and time parameters were individualized to the patients' specific addiction histories based on prescribed NTR System™ protocols. Self-reported ratings (1-10 Scale) of cravings, stress, depression, and anxiety, as well as measures of reward (joy, motivation, libido), were collected on Day 1 (before starting treatment), throughout treatment, and on Day 10 (after completion of treatment).
Findings: 1) All patients were able to achieve an abrupt cessation of their use of abused substances starting immediately prior to the 10-day treatment. 2) Self-reported ratings showed that patients experienced a continually increasing alleviation of the adverse consequences associated with psychological and physiological withdrawal throughout the treatment. Specifically, patients reported significantly reduced cravings ratings and the alleviation of several other adverse effects associated with substance withdrawal, including, stress, depression, and anxiety. 3) Patients reported a slight but not statistically significant increase in the measures of reward (joy, motivation, and libido ratings), indicating minimal or no abuse potential. The findings appeared to be most robust in individuals seeking treatment for opiate abuse.
Discussion: These data suggest that NTR System™ possesses a high therapeutic potential with minimal abuse potential for supplementing the nutritional needs of substance abuse patients. In particular, the NTR system™ provides nutritive support that may be particularly useful for patients attempting to stop using abruptly ("cold turkey") or in relapse settings.[1] The NeuroTransmission Restoration System™ (NTR System™) is a nutritional therapy comprised of amino acids & vitamins, and has been used on thousands of patients since 1988.
Behavioral Health Center (BHC) Journal recently hosted an interview panel with four patients who successfully underwent ExecuCare ARC's Neurotransmitter Restoration (NTR) to fight addiction.
"Proponents of NTR say it detoxifies as it restores the brain's receptors and balances the brain's chemistry. The idea is that because the body is getting what it needs naturally, NTR safely detoxifies the body, while minimizing post acute withdrawal symptoms, significantly reducing cravings, anxiety and depression; normalizing stress levels; and restoring a sense of well-being and clarity of mind. This natural treatment involves 10 days of outpatient therapy and is administered intravenously by a licensed, registered nurse under a doctor's supervision. Dr. Hitt [Inventor of NTR] says studies have shown that by addressing the physical form of the disease first with NTR, a person is better prepared to make the behavioral, social and psychological changes necessary to progress toward the next phases of recovery." (BHC Journal)
"Does it work? BHC spoke to a panel of four people who experienced the NTR program at ExecuCare and asked them that very question. In the Q&A that follows, you'll meet four very unique people with a variety of situations who tell their stories of recovery. Maureen is an RN who specializes in nutrition. She'll tell you about her college-age son who was dependent on alcohol and oxycodone and sought care at ExecuCare. You'll meet Steve, a corporate executive from Wall Street who was addicted to alcohol and found that it was disrupting his life. Next, you'll hear from Keeley. She has a masters degree in psychology works at a large hospital in Atlanta in the behavioral health field. She saw firsthand the anguish patients went through in detox. And when she became addiction to pain medicine that treated her rheumatoid arthritis, she sought treatment at ExecuCare to minimize the impact of detox. Finally, you'll get to know Brian. Brian lost his job at a major recruiting firm because of his addiction to opiates. He was prescribed Suboxone to get off the opiates and became addicted to that medication." (BHC Journal)


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Marco Ventoruzzo, Arthur L. and Sandra S. Piccone Faculty Scholar and Professor of Law, has been appointed to the board of editors of a new peer-reviewed journal, the Journal of Financial Regulation.
Penn State Law fielded a team of students in the Second LL.M. International Commercial Arbitration Moot Court Competition in Washington, D.C. Hosted by American University Washington College of Law, the competition is specifically created for LL.M. students and focuses on the study of international arbitration for resolving international business and investment disputes.
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WWE recently ran a video package on Monday Night Raw highlighting Sting's reign as World Heavyweight Champion (back when the belt was recognized in NWA/WCW), and it is now being said that the company did so with a purpose in mind. The WWE wants to keep Sting fresh in the minds of the WWE Universe for when "the Icon" officially makes a WWE debut.
Sting still has six months remaining on his TNA contract, and cannot leave the company until then, but rumor has it that Sting himself is the one that is again showing interest in joining the WWE. While he hasn't made any direct negotiations with the company for obvious reasons, Sting has gone "around the system" to feel out the WWE and see if they have any interest in him. WWE officials are confident that they could sign Sting as early as 2014.
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We are currently accepting resumes for a Backend Java Dev/Web Developer in San Francisco, CA
Must be able to interview in person in SF
They are looking for pretty deep knowledge java developers. They want people that have strong SOAP, web services, java, XML, XSD and Java background that can be head down and code. These are MOBILE projects.
Web Developer/Backend Java Developer for mobile (CEO Mobile Wholesale team).
Strong Java skills
Experience with Struts framework
Experience with development and deployment on web application server
Weblogic experience a plus
Experience with XML and XSD (this means Web Services)
Experience with Eclipse development environment
Strong communication skills
Strong project management skills to manage tasks, duration and schedules
Experience working in Agile environment
Must have strong problem solving skills: must be creative, analytical, adaptable, logical and thorough, and be willing to work in a team environment
Independent and able to manage themselves
Open to code reviews and write quality, high performance code
Understanding of design patterns
Some other key things:
This is an Agile environment and they should have experience working in this environment.
Contractors need to be super strong in their technical expertise, because they will not get hand holding. Everyone needs to hit the ground running.
This project is pure mobile apps. They do hire both front and back-end developers. His most current and pressing need is a back-end developer but we should share all rocks stars with him. High profile in nature, hot current technology and projects. The team specifically works on:
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When Curtis did arrive, he was as friendly and charming as you could imagine, visiting with the local purveyors, taking pictures with his fans and even an adorable service dog (pictured at right — awwww) and addressing the assembled crowd about his passion for local foods. On his show Take Home Chef, Curtis used to prowl the produce section at grocery stores to find women who would take him home with them so he could cook for their families. Invariably as part of the interview to figure out what sort of food to shop for and eventually prepare, Chef Stone would ask, "So what does your husband like?" Not once did I ever hear the expected answer, which would be, "Well, I'll tell you what he doesn't like: For me to bring home big, tall handsome Australian surfer dudes."
The promotion, which you can still participate in on Hotel Indigo's Facebook page until mid-October, seeks to solicit input as to what makes a great local dish great. Winners of the promotion will win a trip to New York City to discover that local cuisine; and one of last year's winner actually came from Nashville, so we have a good track record.
One by one, locals lined up to tell Curtis what their secret favorite dish in town was. Interestingly, a pattern emerged. You all really like Mexican takes on sweet potatoes, as the the first two participants raved over the sweet potato enchiladas at Mad Donna's and the sweet potato tacos at The Wild Cow. Budding food truck entrepreneurs, take note.
The Fried Green Tomato BLT at Whiskey Kitchen was also recognized as a winner, after which Curtis turned to us and said, "That sounds good. Is it?" Pretty soon, Chef Stone moved aside for some media interviews while Lindsay and I answered questions from the audience about where we suggested they should try. You can imagine the usual suspects we mentioned, but we were surprised that so many people hadn't considered some neighborhood gems where they lived which we thought were no-brainers. I guess they weren't Bites readers.
Later, when it was our chance to interview Curtis, we asked him where he got his information about where to eat in a strange town. He had the advantage of being able to ring up other famous chefs for advice, but stated that he depends more on the word of cab drivers and hotel clerks over other celebrichefs. So where did that get him in Nashville the night before when he first arrived? After a failed attempt to get into Jack's on Broadway for barbecue, he ended up at Rippy's for ribs and music. As a tourist staying downtown, he certainly could have done a lot worse.
We asked him if he was going to try to grab a bite on the way out of town, and this is where we were actually able to give him some advice. He said he might like to try a little chicken joint he'd heard about — Prince's. We unfortunately had to veto this idea because he only had a short time before his flight and Prince's notoriously slow service would never have allowed him to make it to the gate on time. Plus, I let him in on my steadfast "No hot chicken within 24 hours of plane flight" rule. He should thank me.
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A bus service may someday be available for elderly residents of Covington, but not now, not yet.
Low turnout marred Tuesday's local runoff elections, but the end result was Board of Commissioners Democratic incumbent J.C Henderson will continue to serve, and David Belton will be the Republican candidate for Georgia District 112.
Mayor Ronnie Johnston had to vote Monday to break a 3-3 tie to ultimately deny a request for a new cell phone tower at 6163 Monticello Road in Covington.
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Aaron Brooks and Dave Belton will settle things Tuesday in the Republican runoff for Georgia House District 112, which includes the eastern half of both Covington and Newton County.
The runoff for the Newton County Board of Commissioners District 4 seat is set for July 22, with five-term incumbent J.C. Henderson going up against challenger Sonya Hunte.
"You just want to teach a little lesson," said retired principal Linda Hooper, and then you wake up one day and there is a movie about your school on Netflix.
Jabari Bennett, a graduated senior from Eastside High School, is one of three recipients of the statewide Constitutional Officers Association of Georgia's $1,500 scholarships. He received his award at Tuesday's Newton County Board of Commissioners meeting.Bennett, of Social Circle, plans to attend Valdosta State and major in business.
Kevin and Jayn Lawson of Covington announce the engagement of their daughter Jenna Marie Lawson to John Michael Leissa of Covington. Leissa is the son of Mike and Angela Leissa of Lake Wylie, South Carolina. The bride elect's grandparents are Janis Weldon of Shady Dale, Alan Phillips of Snellville, Karen Kinard of Phenix City, Alabama and Ken and Carol Lawson of Jacksonville. The groom elect's grandparents are the late John and Jacquelyn Crumpton of Lithonia and the late Carl and Ruth Leissa of Orlando. Jenna Marie Lawson is currently studying toward a bachelor of science in nursing at ...
Social Circle school students will be seeing a new face in uniform helping them cross roads and stay safe.
This is the first of a series of Q&A sessions with various top elected officials in Newton County. To suggest questions for specific city or county issues, email reporter Rob Dewig at rdewig@covnews.
Diva's favorite place in the house was the cool floor in front of the fireplace, and her mom's favorite picture of Diva is her doing just that.
Though farming was once big business in the United States, by 2012 less than 1 percent of Americans were professional farmers. Many challenges face today's farmers, many of which are largely unknown to the general public.
Beth Galloway, Catrina Pollard, Marcus Pollard and Melissa Snyder, agricultural educators in Newton County Schools in Covington, Georgia, are four of the 405 teachers from across the state who attended the annual Georgia Vocational Agricultural Teachers Association (GVATA) Summer Leadership Conference held July 6-9, 2014 in Jekyll Island, Georgia.
Former, longtime Mansfield mayor Bill Cocchi died early Friday morning after complications from heart surgery, leaving behind a legacy of caring passionately about Mansfield and its people.
A heavy equipment seller and maintenance company is opening a location in Atlanta, a move that industrial recruiter Dave Bernd said will provide high-wage jobs and provide a boost to local sales tax revenue.
Music, music, music!
Update: I-20 was not closed this weekend because of the weather. The lanes will next be closed beginning May 16.
Local professionals, volunteers and residents gathered between walls and under the sun to commemorate small-town history and celebrate future opportunity in Porterdale Wednesday afternoon.
When Bobby Weaver rescued his dog, King, the second time, he promised he would never let anything happen to him again.
Strawberries have always been available at Mitcham Farm, and for the first time, the Oxford establishment will host a strawberry festival to kick off spring.
An exchange of gunfire led to a man being shot and killed Tuesday evening.
A Rockdale deputy is facing an internal investigation by the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office after a fight with his wife at Walmart led to an arrest for battery and family violence charges in Newton County.
A debate over the need for more affordable senior housing broke out at the Covington City Council meeting Monday, as the Council considered whether to provide monetary support to a proposed $9 million private complex.
Washington Street, near Oconee Metal Recovery, will be blocked off until around 2 p.m. because of a smoldering fire at the metal recycling business, north of Porterdale.
District 4 is getting more public parks.
Councilman Mike Whatley believes people are abusing the city's golf cart ordinance, and he's asking the Covington Police Department to crack down on the problems.
Covington Police officers arrested a car full of people and procured suspected marijuana, methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia and two handguns.
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PITTSBURGH Ś Despite notifying the state several times that she was now working a second job Ś which could impact her food stamp benefit eligibility Ś Tammy Toth said she never heard from her caseworker.
Never, that is, until she was contacted by the Department of Public Welfare and told her benefits had been overpaid by $1,800, which she must repay.
ō(It) hangs over my head,ö she said, speaking Wednesday to state Department of Public Welfare Secretary Beverly Mackereth. ōI have no way to pay it.ö
Toth was one of a number of people who shared stories with Ms. Mackereth of lost paperwork, numerous unreturned phone calls and generally poor customer service when trying to sign up for or renew food stamp benefits.
ōIÆm here today to ask you to help increase customer service, so that what happened to me will not happen to others,ö Toth said.
The meeting was organized by anti-hunger nonprofit Just Harvest. A report released by the group Wednesday said the department is failing to provide consumers with basic services needed to maintain their benefits Ś such as not processing paperwork, subjecting callers to long hold times or disconnections, and always-full caseworker voice mail boxes.
The problems are ōwidespread and systemic,ö the report noted. Among the organizationÆs findings: 85 percent of test phone calls could not reach a human being, and 66 percent of consumers surveyed reported disconnects and high call volume messages from the stateÆs call center.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture, which oversees the food stamp program, has told the DPW it must improve the ōtimelinessö of its food stamp eligibility processing.
Mackereth pledged she would have TothÆs case reviewed.
ōThatÆs great, but I want to make sure we highlight the systemic problem here,ö said Rochelle Jackson, public policy advocate for Just Harvest.
The report recommended a complete overhaul of the agencyÆs phone system; increasing voice mail capacity on workerÆs phones; confirming receipt of documents from consumers; document scanning for consumers delivering paperwork in person; transparent data on the number of dropped calls, hold times, voicemail full frequency and lost verification documents; and substantially increased staffing for county assistance offices in the governorÆs proposed budget for 2014-15.
The report also asked for a little dignity for the beneficiaries, saying employees should treat all clients with respect.
ōWe do need to do better, and we know we need to do better,ö Mackereth said. ōIÆm not here to say weÆre doing great.ö
Test calls and surveys for the report were conducted by volunteers from the University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work.
Other concerns voiced Wednesday included rude case workers who belittle clients, several consumers testified.
ōThey profile everybody as being uneducated,ö said one woman, who asked to be identified only as Jennifer, who had tried unsuccessfully to enroll her son in Medicaid. ōIÆm 38 years old, I worked every day since I was 16 years old.ö
More than 1.8 million people receive food stamp benefits in Pennsylvania.
Federal funding for the food stamp program will be reduced Friday, due to the expiration of stimulus funds that had temporarily increased, starting in 2009. The 5.4 percent reduction is expected to translate into cuts of about $29 per household per month for a family of three, or $36 per household per month for a family of four.
The DPW began notifying recipients of the reduction beginning last week; in 2012, the average monthly benefit per household in Pennsylvania was $265.86.
Information from: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, http://www.post-gazette.com


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The Cincinnati Bengals selected Notre Dame Tight End Tyler Eifert with the 21st pick in the 1st round.
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Woodcock: press reporting of employment law issues reaches a new low
It is hard to find a paragraph of the Telegraph's report of Woodcock v Cumbria Primary Care Trust that is not hugely inaccurate, alarmist, and misleading. I should say now that the likely effect of this case on age discrimination or other areas of employment law is close to nil, and yet the Telegraph screams that the court has apparently sanctioned the sacking of older workers to save employers money "even though the practise is unlawful". Continue reading
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Abolition of retirement age – a dog's breakfast in the making (with apologies to any discerning canines)
It seems I've been beaten to it this morning. Darren Newman has got there before me and said much of what I was going to say about the draft regulations on the abolition of the default retirement age, which were … Continue reading
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At TomKelly's Chophouse and Pub, an emblazoned cloverleaf over the door may grant Irish luck to all who enter, but it?s the menu of Irish-inspired pub fare that leaves eyes (and stomachs) smiling. Emerald Isle dishes of corned beef and cabbage and shepherd's pie join American counterparts including pizzas bedecked with buffalo chicken and po boys topped with prime rib, grilled onions, and mozzarella cheese. While devouring Irish eats, guests can take in sporting events from 14 plasma TVs.
A smattering of 20 sauces and seasonings dripping from hand-spun wings coats patrons' fingers as they cheer on their favorite professional sports teams broadcast on Buffalo Wild Wings' TVs. Eyes are torn between watching teams dribble a ball, shoot a puck, and land a grand jeté, and plates of plentiful wings, burgers, wraps, salads, and ribs. For more entertainment, trivia games exercise brains, and the Blazin' Challenge offers recognition for those brave enough to down a dozen wings slathered in the eatery's hottest sauce in six minutes.
Intimo's menu whisks diners to the Italian countryside with a variety of authentic house-made entrees. More than 300 bottles of distinct wines hibernate in the 58-degree walk-in wine cellar. Director Frank Pecora fosters a relaxed, sophisticated atmosphere with dim lighting and sleek, dark wooden accents. Candles flicker atop tables draped in white linens, casting shadow-puppet adaptations of Godzilla vs. Fork and Knife on the exposed-brick walls.
The chefs at Luby's Pub & Steakhouse coat sweet jumbo shrimp in house-made coconut batter, bake orange roughy in herb butter, and char-grill juicy burgers with onions for dinners, banquets, and custom catering. In the dining area, veal parmesan nestled on plates of angel-hair pasta shares tables with slow-roasted portions of prime rib au jus and farm-raised blackened catfish. Diners may also opt to sip cocktails on the outdoor patio during the summer months, when the sun is extra fiery.
Open for 25 years and celebrated by AM670 The Score, the Southland Star, and Patch.com, the items on the Durbin's menu vary by location, but all of its kitchens prepare hearty sandwiches, pizzas, and barbecue. Wood embers infuse ribs and chicken with smoky flavors as USDA Black Angus steaks are plated alongside sautéed mushrooms and homemade coleslaw. Fresh donut holes are also made in-house and stacked on ice cream sundaes topped with a single red cherry that resembles the setting sun resting on a pillow of vanilla-flavored clouds.


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Cove Charter School strives to provide a superior educational environment that will prepare our children to be highly successful in whatever vocation they choose. We do this through
· high academic standards,
· small class sizes,
· highly engaged staff that develops strong relationships with their students,
· outstanding use of technology throughout the curriculum and instruction and
· innovative solutions.
Cove Charter School has class size caps grades K-12 as follows:
Grades 9-12: 26 students
Grades 5-8: 25 students
Grades 1-4: 20 students
Kindergarten: 18 students
Cove will begin accepting applications in June, 2009 for the upcoming school year.
Cove will begin accepting applications in June, 2009 for the upcoming school year.
According to Oregon charter school law, resident students of Cove School District have first right to attend Cove Charter School. Students currently attending Cove from out of district will be given next consideration, followed by their siblings. All remaining available slots will be allotted on August 5 (via lottery if grade-level caps are met) providing that students have not been expelled nor had other significant behavioral issues at previously attended schools.
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This week we're skippin' on over to the new Eddie Murphy comedy Imagine That, which stars Murphy as a down-on-his-luck financial executive who suddenly finds success through his young daughter's imaginary world of friends. (Meanwhile, all my imaginary friends do is hog the remote and drink all my beer. Yeah, thanks imagination!) The folks behind our three favorite captions this week will each walk away with one Imagine That poster. Now go forth and imagine up some funny captions for the photo below ...
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Israeli on the firing line: 'I feel for my friends in Gaza'
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Roni Keidar, who lives in a southern Israeli community besieged by rocket fire, spoke Saturday about her close friendship with Maha Mehanna, a Palestinian woman who lives in Gaza. Keidar said neither side of the conflict can continue to live like this.
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DO IT: Finding some sanity in this crazy D world
Sometimes it takes a little extra somethin' from somewhere you just don't expect to get you through this diabetes life. One day, it might be a lovely post someone leaves on your facebook page. Another, it might be experiencing some success in a fundraiser to help fund research. Another, it might just be a good friend listening (and providing the really good coffee—thanks, Anne).
For my daughter and for me, all that has popped up when we needed it. But recently, nothing's been quite doing it for us. She has struggled with her daily diabetes routine (and who can blame her. How buzz-killerific is Type 1 when you are a college kid?) And for me, it's been about keeping up the hope. When she was little, it was easier to be hopeful. First, I was naïve. I thought her diabetes would be at its most difficult when she was a little one (ha!). Second, I was lucky enough to hold some motivating and inspiring volunteer roles in the diabetes community. Now I know these diabetes years are tougher, and I'm at an in-between phase in my volunteer life (not by my own choice; life goes in directions you just have to go with sometimes).
And so, when her Endo suggested she spend almost a full week this summer in a diabetes refresher course, I didn't know if I should jump for joy or sink deeper into my funk. I did know right away how she felt about it. "You'll drag me there kicking and screaming," she told me and the world. To make it less stressful, she (as is her practice) started to poke fun at it, telling anyone and everyone she was being sent to "Diabetes Rehab."
So when we left our house well before 6 a.m. last Monday to head into Boston for our first day of the DO IT Program at Joslin, I wasn't quite sure what to feel. Two things struck me almost immediately. First: who the heck are all these people on the road this early in the day? I've been a self-employed writer since 1987 and my commute is literally down the hall, so I kind of figured leaving for Boston that early, we'd be alone on the road. Holy Bat Rush Hour. I had no idea.
Second, Lauren was not complaining. Okay, she wasn't jumping up and down either, but she wasn't complaining.
We dragged ourselves in and signed in. We looked over the schedule for the four days and found something that motivated us on the last day: a diabetes jeopardy match. "We're gonna kick a##!" I told my daughter. We high fived, giving each other something to look forward to. Then the program started, and it started fast. By 11 a.m. that day I texted two close d-world friends: "I think this is going to be really good for us." I was right.
DO IT is not really a rehab, but this session of it is designed for young adults who have had diabetes for a long time. (Please not here that to respect the privacy of those who attended, I'm going to be extremely vague about personal details and switch up genders here and there to protect privacy). There were a few exceptions in the group – one adult who was only diagnosed a few months ago but has a significant other with Type 1 who came with her (and she was told, right from the start that this was more of a "PHD level class," and she should take a lot of notes. My daughter was probably the youngest. There were a couple of other college age kids – one who was there alone because she realized she needed some separation from her mom when it came to diabetes (and who clearly had a few things in common with us. At the end of the first day she quietly asked us something important: Could she be on our diabetes jeopardy team? Clearly that young woman knows how to bond!), another who was with his mom and it seemed his mom was still very much involved in his care. There were a couple of moms with Type 1 who were trying to figure out balancing life, work, babies and Type 1 (I particularly liked their spouses – by their side the entire time), and a man who had recently changed from being a working professional with Type 1 to being a full-time stay at home dad with type 1 and kids. He has found the stress of full-time parenting along with the time demands have made his diabetes much more difficult to lasso than it ever was in the working world. (Go figure.)
All in all, it was a group that could pretty much get on the same page. And so, for days, while we took part in lectures on research, lessons on food choices and managing eating in every situation, exercise sessions where they checked bgs every 10 minutes to show you which kind of exercise spikes you and while plummets you (wouldn't you know, it's different in just about every person. Thank you, diabetes demons.) Each person met each day with the endo, a nutritionist and an educator. Every blood sugar was examined; every carb decision reviewed to see if the insulin dose matched. It was almost like a cross between diabetes camp and what we went through when she was newly diagnosed. Was it a long day? Good Lord, yes.
But each hour of each day I watched my daughter and saw something happening: she started taking personal ownership of her diabetes. The first morning each person was asked to tell the group who they were and what brought them there. My daughter, usually more talkative than me, was the last to pipe in. But by half way through the second day, she was speaking up, chiming in, debating and yes, cracking jokes.
Because here's the thing: my daughter could probably stand up in front of that group and teach almost every lecture. But just because she can recite it, does not mean she has ever truly owned it. And each day, each hour, each lesson, tiny bits of what she has known for a long time began to click for her.
There were things, too, that we did not know and were surprised to learn. Like, we never knew that glucagon is not effective when you have alcohol in your system. (Since she's a college girl, this is vital stuff to know. And while one mom almost fainted when I sat by calmly as my daughter asked about bolusing for "jungle juice", I was rather proud of her and me in that moment. Why not be honest? That's what I say.) And certain fruits are not as good a choice as others. (I mean I kind of knew that but never knew the vast range of what each fruit can do).
As all this sunk into my daughter's head, she was, at the same time, listening to, learning from and bonding with, the young adults around her. It might sound crazy, but it gave her hope to see that they all were struggling too. Hope because they're all struggling but succeeding. For the first time ever, my daughter said to me "Hmmm. Maybe I will get the guts to have children some day."
So we awoke to a 5 a.m. alarm every day and drove in through that surprising traffic. And every night as we took forever in the traffic to get home, we talked. Well, she talked and I listened. And each hour of each day, I felt the responsibility shifting from my shoulders to hers, and realized that until this time, it really had not. And it needed to.
Her incredible Endo, who I will name here because we truly feel he is the bee's knees, Dr Howard Wolpert, was wise beyond belief. On the second day, feeling a surge of motivation, Lauren told him she wanted to go back on a CGM (she's been off it since 2008). At first he said yes, then he sat back for a moment and said, 'You know, if you go on it now, you're going to let it do the work. Nothing can replace the hard work of paying attention to your diabetes (yet). I think we should wait until December and see how you are doing then." Lauren realized right away: he was completely right. He also helped her study her labs, understand what each one means and take a personal role in knowing them and working on them. (Now she knows why I used to nag her to take her meds. All she needed now was a Vera Bradley pill case and she's good to go).
Finally, the last day came, and the time for diabetes jeopardy. But here's the thing: they were running behind and had to cancel it (I still think it is because they realized the team of my daughter, me and our new friend were unbeatable but we'll just leave it be). And while we joked about being peeved, it was fine. We may have needed that fun idea to get motivated to start, but we didn't need it to feel complete in the program.
The last thing that happened is Lauren met with her endo and CDE and set up a regular plan of communication. Having figured all that out, Dr. Wolpert looked directly at me and said this: "It's okay mom. Your girl is really to fly."
It still makes me a bit weepy to even think that, but he's so right. I will forever be here for her in any way she needs, but she's ready to get out there and DO IT. And by that I mean do it right.
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You are incredible! Your words are amazing. You and Lauren inspire us all. Caitlin I can see is getting to that point her life and this would be an amazing opportunity for her too.
Thanks for being you and sharing with all of us.
When our little guy was diagnosed (14mos), people tried to be encouraging by saying, "Well, at least he won't fight it when he's older, since it's all he'll ever have known." Hmph. Thank you and Lauren for having the courage to say it how it is and inspire us with your honesty.
Moira, thank you so much for sharing all of this. My daughter is almost 19 and would greatly benefit from a program like this. Your words are very encouraging. However, you also wrote this on the day of a funeral for a 19 year old boy from the college where I work, who died, alone in his apartment, from Type 1 diabetes! I had reached out to him over this past year to see if he needed any help, being so far away from home (South Dakota to Florida) but he was very shy and a loner. I'm glad you brought Lauren "kicking and screaming" to the program – I wish I could have done that for this boy. I only hope that the work we do for our kids and JDRF will find a cure soon, so 19 year old kids can live a long and happy life! Donna Washburn
Moira – you are awe inspiring. Although I do not have a diabetic currently in my family, my grandfather passed from this disease. Since then, I have done my best to be an advocate within the healthcare system – a system I have worked in for 25 years. Thank you for your voice, and for sharing the experiences of yourself and Lauren, and those you are involved with. Your words will help people like myself to continue to educate the Policy Makers and Providers the true value of listening, educating, and engaging "all those who are involved and connected". I am "passing the word" to my many friends that are dealing with Type 1 diabetes in their lives and know they too will find inspiration in your words. Many, many thanks to you and Lauren.
thank you for this post! this sounds like a wonderful program! i got tears in my eyes when i read she was "ready to fly". you gave her those wings!
I finally made it through this to the end after the first teary eyed attempt. (hope the warranty on my new laptop covers submersion in tears) You have such a wonderful gift in your wisdom and your writing. Lisa graduated to the "adult" endo and has been going to the appointments alone. She asked if I would come to her next appoinment in October after her most recent A1C was almost 9. I am going to ask OU if they have a "diabetes rehab". After all, they are a teaching hospital. My Mom even went to inpatient "diabetes rehab" for two weeks in 1972 at age 31 after having diabetes for 17 years. It really helped her back in the day of no meters or pumps.
My daughter has had Diabetes since she was 3. Born in 1969 and at the age of 41, she is married with two beautiful children. We went to the Joslin when she was first diagnosed and again when she was going through adolescence. If not for the Joslin, I couldn't imagine us coping. Its the best place in the world (and they do come from all over the world) anyone could possibly go for education and support.


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If you were an NHL veteran goalie who lost his starting gig to some young kid, you probably wouldn't have nearly as much fun as Marty Turco's been having in that situation this season.
We watched earlier in the year as he rolled his eyes at the absurdity (just assuming that part, actually) of NBC's Pierre McGuire, and who could forget his door-opening prank on Roman Polak?
Now, he's betting fans in Montreal. Real, actual money, too. During the game.
A Montreal Canadiens fan and season ticket-holder named Robert had an interesting time Tuesday at the Bell Centre.
So he called into Game Points with Matthew Ross on Team 990 in Montreal after the Canadiens' 2-1 overtime win against the Blackhawks. He apparently had a bet going with Hawks goalie Marty Turco.
Awesome? Yes, awesome.
In case you're unable to listen, the fan, a Habs season-ticket holder, was sitting next to the Blackhawks bench right where Turco was perched throughout the game. They made a few different bets throughout the game, each one a little heftier than the other.
He initially lost the bet, in which he was hoping that the Blackhawks wouldn't score for the rest of the game. When Patrick Kane scored midway through the second to tie the game, he slipped 5 bucks through the glass -- but not before writing "Habs Rule" on the bill. Via @MoeKhan:
But it didn't end there. The fan raised the bet a bit, ultimately settling on a 5-to-1 bet that the Habs would win the game. When P.K. Subban scored in overtime, the Habs walked away with the victory, and this fan walked away with "a wad of $5 bills." Turco included the original $5 in that wad, and he crossed out "Habs Rule" to wrote "Turco Rules."
All allegedly, of course (although I mean, there is a picture). As the Sun-Times points out, Turco could face some kind of fine here, but really, isn't that worth it? Hell of a story this guy in Montreal has now.


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