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Members want to see more behavioral health professionals become eligible for HITECH incentive payments
Stop the fear and know the facts about what you need to do about Ebola as a behavioral health facility.
The reorganization of healthcare is likely to address the reimbursement models, however, numerous other challenges remain, including the separation of mental and medical health systems and philosophies of care.
In Florida, interoperable HL7 data follows mental health referral patients from Memorial Healthcare to Henderson Behavioral Health
The behavioral health unit had been operating at 100 percent capacity for several years, and the decision was made to expand it as part of the remodel project
Consumer demand, available staffing and healthy reserves are key variables in deciding whether to open a new facility
Michael Walsh helped to change the face of NAATP in his two year role as president and CEO. Now he hopes the work he began will continue into the future under a new leader.
By seeking input and getting staff members off to a good start, upper management can ensure better recruitment and retention
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The CEO of American Addiction Centers has outlined a vision for steady growth and a push for outcome evaluation that will demonstrate the value of extended lengths of stay.
Industry leader remains concerned that some of the biggest names in addiction treatment are placing Internet marketing efforts in the hands of entities whose tactics might be unethical
Elyn Saks provided me with intimate details of her journey through a series of treatments that were supposed to help her heal. Some of them did and some of them definitely didn't.
With high-value acquisitions, such as Acadia and CRC, many wonder if a national brand is a distinct possibility in behavioral health
The deal would be valued at more than $1 billion and would make Acadia a huge organization, touching just about every angle of behavioral healthcare except private practice
Alaska, Oregon and Washington, D.C., each have recreational marijuana measures on the November 2014 ballot
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A new facility for Centerstone of Tennessee ties primary and behavioral healthcare to create a unified space and continuum of care for patients of all ages.
The environmental shift of individuals with serious mental illness into managed care programs took part in influencing the accreditation additions.
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Valentino Rockstud Leopard-Print Shopper Tote
Just the right size for for daily use, this Valentino shoulder tote doubles as a handbag or convenient crossbody. Golden Rockstuds lend signature style to luxurious leopard-print calf hair.
- Leopard-print dyed calf hair (New Zealand) with smooth leather trim.
- Golden hardware includes signature Rockstud pyramid studs.
- Removable studded shoulder strap, 16 1/2" drop.
- Rolled tote handles with rings, 5" drop.
- Extended top with recessed zip and flip-lock closure.
- Inside, one zip and two open pockets; canvas lining.
- Stud feet protect bag bottom.
- 10"H x 10"W x 6"D; weighs 2lbs.
- Made in Italy.
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Signature pyramid studs toughen up a refined tote crafted from sumptuous leather and topped with an optional spiked strap for versatile styling. Top-zip and flip-lock closure. Optional strap. Interior zip, wall and smartphone pockets. Protective metal feet. Calfskin leather. By Valentino; made in Italy.
Valentino's 'Rockstud' trapeze bag needs little introduction, and we love this neatly proportioned smaller version. It's ideal for carrying just the essentials and has a zipped interior pocket. Each of the gold pyramid studs on this leather style has been expertly applied by hand. Black leather (Calf) Flip lock fastening at open top Comes with dust bag
Valentino calfskin tote with platino hardware. Signature Rockstud pyramid stud trims. Tubular top handles; 4 1/2" drop. Studded shoulder strap; 17" drop. Extended zip top with flip-lock closure. Inside, canvas lining; one zip and two open pockets. 8 1/2"H x 13 1/4"W x 6"D. Bag weighs approx. 2lbs. Made in Italy.
Mini Rockstud tote bag by Valentino, detailed with golden foiled logo. Grained vitello leather with signature platino Rockstud pyramid trim. Flat tote handles; 8" drop. Removable shoulder strap; 19" drop. Open top with with flip-latch closure. Sueded lining; one inside pocket. 8 1/2"H x 10"W x 4"D. Bag weighs approx. 2 lbs. Made in Italy of French material.
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Peaches Geldof: Haunted By Death Of Paula Yates
Peaches Geldof's sudden death has hit a family which has struggled to overcome tragedy after tragedy.
Ms Geldof was just 11 when her Big Breakfast presenter mother Paula Yates died from an accidental heroin overdose in 2000 at the age of 41.
Yates had two years earlier lost custody of her and her sisters Pixie and Fifi, and the three girls went to live with their father Sir Bob Geldof - after an apparent suicide attempt.
Yates and Sir Bob divorced in 1996, when Ms Geldof was seven.
He would later take custody of Yates' daughter Tiger Lily after the deaths of both her mother, and her father, INXS frontman Michael Hutchence, who was found dead in a Sydney hotel room in 1997.
Ms Geldof was also the granddaughter of Hughie Green, who became a household name while presenting Double Your Money and Opportunity Knocks in the 1960s and 70s.
Until late into her life Paula Yates believed her natural father was TV presenter Jess Yates.
However, following reports in the media, a paternity test proved that Green, who died six months before Hutchence in 1997, was actually her father.
In November 2012, Ms Geldof told Elle magazine of her struggles to get over her parents' split and her mother's death.
She reportedly said: "I was completely aware of the whole situation, the transition of my mother who was amazing, who wrote books on parenting, who gave us this idyllic childhood in Kent; and who then turned into this heartbroken shell of a woman who was just medicating to get through the day.
"On top of that, there was my father who was very embittered and depressed.
"It was like living on a permanent see-saw and very scary and sad. Those feelings have always stayed with me, they just never went away."
As her children - 23-month-old Astala and 11-month-old Phaedra - adapt to life without her, Ms Geldof's husband Thomas Cohen said he would bring the two boys up "with their mother in their hearts".
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Celebrating 50
This year Gandhi Peace Foundation and the Chennai based-independently registered-Trust have clocked in 50 years. As part of the year long celebration GPF proposes to organise several events to promote a culture of peace to benefit the youth, industrial workers and the public.
Seminar on Gandhian values for participatory management
When: January 29, 9.30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Where: Srinivasa Gandhi Nilayam, 332, Ambujammal Street, Chennai-18.
Workshop on 'The role of youth in promoting Dignity of Manual Labour'
When: January 29, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Where: Office of the Assistant Engineer, Ward No.126, Chennai Corporation, Chennai-28.
Ms. G.Vidhya, Assistant Engineer, Corporation of Chennai will make a Power Point presentation on 'The value of Manual work and the role of youth for a clean surrounding."
All religions prayer for peace
When: January 30, 10.30 a.m. to 04.00 p.m.
Where: Srinivasa Gandhi Nilayam.
For more information contact: Gandhi Peace Foundation, Madras, 332, Ambujammal Street, (Opp.to Chettiar Hall, T.T.K. Road), Alwarpet, Chennai-600 018. Phone: 044 24993839/9962479005
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Scolympics is conducting two events - The Speller and Quizticon. The speller is conducted for students of Stds. IV and V and the for students of Stds. VI, VII and VIII. For details log on to http://scolympics.in/events-wbee.php
Quizticon is a team event and is for students of Stds. VI to VIII. For details log on to http://scolympics.in/events-quiz.php
When: February 3 at 10 a.m and 2 p.m. respectively.
Where: Chinmaya Heritage Centre , No 2, 13th Avenue, Harrington Road , Chetpet.
Public speaking
Supraja (The Winners) hosts a weekly public speaking workshop at The Yellow bus in Besant Nagar. The programme hopes to help you overcome your shyness and inhibition and develop self-confidence. The programme is for children from 7 to 10 years.
For registration and details, contact 97899 92075
Watch Tintin
Catch The Adventures Of Tintin, an animated adaptation of a popular comic classic, in a 39 episode long series that will be aired on Discovery Kids every day at 2 p.m. with repeat telecast at 8 p.m. The intrepid young reporter and his trusty sidekick Snowy travel around the world accompanied by a colourful cast of characters.
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Events include Singing (Carnatic and Film), Quiz, Fancy Dress, Instrumental Fusion and Group dance events.
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Music competition
The Nehru Children's Cultural Association in association with Shanta and T. Kripashankar Charitable Trust will organise a music competition for school students on February 2.
For registration, contact M.R. Sugumaran, president, the Nehru Children's Cultural Association, at 8144416484.
Storytelling performance
Theme: By treating each other with compassion and kindness, we build a strong and supportive civil society.
When: February 1, 5:30pm to 7pm.
Where: Alliance Francaise, Michelin Theatre (College Road, Nungambakkam). This is an event in the 2013 Chennai Storytelling Festival (a project of the World Storytelling Institute, an NGO registered in Chennai).
For more information contact: 98403 94282
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Seasons 52 - Roosevelt Field
- Address:
630 Old Country Rd. Suite LL02
Garden City, NY 11530Neighborhood:
Garden City
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Seasons 52 - Roosevelt Field
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.seasons52.com/
- Phone: (516) 248-5252
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: 11:30pm - 4:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Seth Barton
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Entertainment, Fireplace, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Entertainment: We offer live entertainment each night in our piano bar.
A word from Seasons 52 - Roosevelt Field
Seasons 52 is a casually sophisticated fresh grill and wine bar that invites you to discover the sensational flavors of our seasonally inspired menu. At Seasons 52, you'll enjoy a warm, welcoming ambiance with rich mahogany accents, custom built wine cellars, and lush greenery that create an air of casual sophistication. With an award-winning international wine list of over 100 wines, of which 52 or more are available by the glass, we will find the perfect match to complement your menu selection.Continued
Our restaurant is open for lunch and dinner daily, with extended hours on the weekend. We also feature live entertainment at our piano bar nightly.
If you are searching for a place to host your event, look no further. Seasons 52 is the perfect setting for your private or semi-private event. We also feature a Chef's table for smaller groups or more intimate settings. Together we will create the event of the season!
Our restaurant is open for lunch and dinner daily, with extended hours on the weekend. We also feature live entertainment at our piano bar nightly.
If you are searching for a place to host your event, look no further. Seasons 52 is the perfect setting for your private or semi-private event. We also feature a Chef's table for smaller groups or more intimate settings. Together we will create the event of the season!
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Seasons 52 - Roosevelt Field reviews from OpenTable diners
401 reviews since July 26, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (215)special occasion (190)good for groups (163)notable wine list (159)neighborhood gem (132)romantic (118)great for lunch (117)vibrant bar scene (94)hot spot (63)late-night find (41)great for brunch (40)kid-friendly (21)scenic view (4)great for outdoor dining (3)Show More
- Always a great mealOBresidentDined on 11/21/2014Always a great meal. Shrimp stuffed mushrooms are fabulous and the trout and Salmon main courses are so tasty. Love that they don't use butter and the calories are limited.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Retirement celebrationOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/20/2014Our visit this time was great. Of the three diners...my app was not as fresh I as I would have liked The sushi was not its usual great app...all other food for all three of us was great. Service was a little rushed....the server who brings the goof on the first course has the placement in correct and no mention of very hot plates when he told us to the dishes around when we had told him the placement was in correct....not the usual A+ service. But I will count it as a off visit since this is a regular stop for meSpecial Features:
- Incredible Service, Great foodUnique86GailVIPDined on 11/19/2014I have been eating at Seasons 52 since 2 weeks after it opened. As a regular, I have gotten to know the management, bar and wait staff over these years. When you are greated by your first name, sat with your favorite waiter and you ice tea is waiting for you on the table - well, I am a raving fan!! Don't miss this gem!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BaldwinDined on 11/15/2014I have enjoyed dining at Seasons 52 in the past. But this time was not happy with how they handled our reservation. I believe they over booked, therefore, they tried sitting people upstairs in their private room section. Which was gloomy and secluded. Away from the rest of the ambiance of the restaurant, took away from the whole experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food but servers seemed confused.ArleneDined on 11/15/2014We were seated on time and the place is beautiful. Server pleasant but maybe the kitchen had a bit if trouble because food took a long time to come out. And, when it did, two people out of four got their food 10 minutes before the other two. Very strange. They were apologetic but did not offer us a free dessert to compensate us for the inconvenience. Food was very good though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BTM1BTM1Dined on 11/11/2014Seasons 52 always has the my favorite dishes like the flat breads and outstanding new seasonal dishes each time I dine there.Special Features:
- Calories Matter!ManaganyDined on 11/11/2014Love that I know how many calories I am eating! The food is well made and very tasty. Had the swordfish special preceded by the warm mushroom/arugola salad along with a nice glass of Sauvignon Blanc. The waitress was new to her position, efficient and delightful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 11/8/2014My husband and I love Seasons 52. It's the perfect combination of great food, great service, and great ambiance. We love the fact that the menu is so carefully selected for the seasons and is calorie conscious. The wine list is excellent as well. We always leave feeling satisfied and well cared for.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- tpvettpvetDined on 11/8/2014Usually enjoy and am very pleased with food freshness. Scallops and steak were a little old tasting ..like they were sitting around. Disappointed this time..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/8/2014The food and the service were amazing. From appetizer to dessert, everything course was delicious.Special Features:
- Always a winner!AndyandAnnetteDined on 11/8/2014Food is always fresh & delious! The pre-fix menu is wonderful and a good value. Service is great & pleasant. A real winnerSpecial Features:
- Overall just outstandingMrBlzVIPDined on 11/8/2014This was our second visit, having been introduced to the restaurant by my son and his wife. What a great place. The food and service were outstanding. Two of us had the filet mignon and we both agreed that this was among the best steaks that we have ever had. My finance had the cedar plank salmon and that too was outstanding. As this was restaurant week there was a special offering of appetizer and dessert and there was no skimping. And, the piano player behind the bar made for a complete evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperiencemishmoshDined on 11/8/2014Hooked up with a friend that I have not seen in 3 years. We broke bread, laughed, had a great a meal over several hours. Never felt rushed and the service was wonderful. Will absolutely go back!I would recommend this to a friend.
- VERY GOOD PLACEBobbyBDined on 11/8/2014I highly recommend eating at this place. The waitress and manager (Carol) were very friendly and the food was great. Recommending this place to my friends. Price was very reasonable and the selection was superb. Can't wait for the next season as I believe their menu changes based on the season.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/7/2014Food was horrible. Scallops were rubbery. Vegetables were hard, not cooked. Restaurant was extremely loud. While waiting for table, bar service was extremely slow.
- Didn't miss anything!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/7/2014I heard mixed reviews about this restaurant before I actually came. I was told that it is a healthy alternative to normal dining. I was told that this restaurant does not include butter in their recipies nor do they fry the food. I was also told that the portions were very small. I was completly happy with this restuarant! I did not miss the butter at all!!!! The food was seasoned so well and everything I had was very tasty. The portions were actually the perfect size. I did not have a stomachace when I left and I was very content. I will definatly go back.Special Features:
- RedbeardDined on 11/7/2014My wife & I have eaten at Seasons 52 many times. However, this was restaurant week and the kitchen ran out of certain ingredients. There was no compensation for this inconvenience, which I found quite surprising. I will make sure that I do not make reservations at Seasons 52 during Restaurant Week again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special dinner with friendsCloserVIPDined on 11/7/2014We were a party of 8 celebrating a birthday and anniversary. We were seated in a private room. Our waiter was wonderful, very helpful and accomdating. The food selection was great and everyone enjoyed what we ate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- right portionsToreliVIPDined on 11/6/2014This is not my first time here. I went with 2 friends. We are all conscious of our weight and watch our calories. The food was delicious, and perfect sizes. You have to get the flat bread!!!!Special Features:
- good meal and wineOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/6/2014Wait person took the order and disappeared did not refill wine glasses.was friendly however. the salad came out too fast while we were still drinking wine and enjoying our flatbread appetizerSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always enjoyablevirboldDined on 11/6/2014My sorority friends and I enjoy coming to Seasons 52 every month. We love the deserts- just the right size.Special Features:
- one of the worst dining experiencescitygirlVIPDined on 11/5/2014I went here upon hearing wonderful reviews from my friends and they were very welcoming when we arrived. we ordered food immediately for our children when we sat as they were hungry. we waited and waited. and then we wanted to order our food and we waited. we asked for plastic cups for our children's water and she said the lids don't always match up, so i'll see if we can?! my kids don't really need lids but it was so disorganized. The kids flatbread took 45 minutes!!!! so when they brought it out, they say they will take it off the bill as they know it was a LONG LONG time. after an hour, I say to bring any of our food as an hour without food is ridiculous. They say it's because they got slammed from restaurant week. what an excuse...Special Features:
- Outdid themselves again!MargDeDined on 11/3/2014On my birthday last month, we went to Seasons 52 and we had such an outrageous experience that my Mom wanted to go there or her 81st birthday...so, we did! Again, everything was perfect. The staff goes out of their way to make you feel comfortable, get what you request, and make the occasion special. The food, which we all share (and we always get too much of), was delicious. Being able to taste which wine you prefer is an added bonus. The wait staff is friendly beyond belief. Thank you for an awesome night! (On my birthday the waiter took a picture of our group and on the way out handed it to me as a remembrance, this time they had a birthday card waiting for my mom. Both were great, but the picture will be treasured for years to come).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Seasons 52 YES!GreatdrinkDined on 11/2/2014We went for Restaurant Week.....but SPENT a lot more...Food too good! And Sunshine Martini outstanding!Special Features:
- Conscientious of Food AllergiesEssSeeDined on 11/2/2014They have dedicated menus for the gluten and dairy intolerant. Selections are plentiful and varied so you don't feel shortchanged. Only suggestion is to have desserts that are also GF and DF. Regular menu is awesome. Food is delicious.Special Features:
- Always a pleasure, reliableBond1Dined on 11/2/2014A great place to dine. Waiter was timely in order taking and delivery of food. Offered excellent suggestions for dinner, and easily accommodated our requests. Receptionist was pleasant and outgoing. Table location was perfect, and followed our simple request. We dined at the beginning of restaurant week, and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. GO NOW!Special Features:
- Bit of a let downdkdccDined on 11/2/2014We went here for my birthday dinner and had heard great reviews for the restaurant. Our server barely came over so we had to ask other servers for assistance and none of our drink orders came out right. Food overall was very good. I would go back for a nice dinner but it would not be my first pick because of the lack of service.Special Features:
- decent choice at the mallLinnieDined on 11/2/2014You know you're in a chain when you walk in the door. The food is OK. They have a script to follow and don't waver from it. Very nice wine list with good by-the-glass offerings. We had to ask if they offered a restaurant week menu. We had to ask for some bread with our main courses. Everyone is cheerful but completely impersonal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappointedCaroleDined on 11/2/2014We often choose Seasons 52 when looking for a great restaurant to bring guests who have never been there. We have never been disappointed....neither have our guests. We have dined at Seasons 52 to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries and just ordinary Saturday nights. We seek out Season 52 restaurants when we are traveling out of state.Special Features:
- Good restaurant week dinnercherluiVIPDined on 11/2/2014Went here for Long Island restaurant week. Nice twist with the flat bread as the first choice - the steak pesto flat bread was very good. Nice entree choices too. Service was good but it was verry slow to get out entree (20 minutes at least).Special Features:
- Great restaurantGingerbread44Dined on 11/1/2014My friends treated me to a birthday dinner. This was my first time eating at this restaurant. The food was delicious. The service was excellent. I would definitely recommend Seasons 52 to anyoneSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- tbtk12Dined on 10/31/2014The food and atmosphere was perfect. It was a perfect night to go (Halloween) since the restaurant was not overcrowded and we were able to sit and enjoy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A favorite, disappointing this timeluvgoodeatsDined on 10/30/2014One of my usual favorites but a little disappointing this time . Great music from the piano bar, great flatbreads as usual, but a little stingy with the entree!!!! Ordered Carmelized scallops with butternut squash risotto. Not many scallops and very little of the butternut squash risotto! The deserts were excellent as usual.Special Features:
- Great experience at Seasons 52MomPDined on 10/30/2014This restaurant has good food, great menu, reasonable prices and great service.Special Features:
- Always Great & fun!TheatreCrazyDined on 10/29/2014Seasons 52 is such a great place. The service is excellent. The food is always interesting and different, hence the name. Inlivevthatvthdybinclydevthe calorie count on their menu and there's always something new to try. The servings are just enough so that you can order a few selections and be able to try different things. They also have great wine selections but my favorite is their chocolate expresso martini! And you usually get a glass and a half when ordering.Special Features:
- AlwaysJoeRabesDined on 10/26/2014We began our experience with Seasons 52 in Boca Raton Fl. Now we are enjoying our dinners in Garden City NY. Always a good choice!Special Features:
- Never disappoints!!!foodieVIPDined on 10/25/2014Dinner at Seasons 52 is always a wonderful experience. Their staff is truly wonderful- all smiling, friendly and helpful. Other restaurants could learn much from the staff at Seasons 52. Musical entertainment at the bar is wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Defietely would go back.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/25/2014Excellent food and service. Interesting menu with many choicesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SnowbirdIdolike2dineDined on 10/25/2014Started going to this rest. In ft lauderdale a few years back so glad they opened one in garden city, food service,wine is always top shelf..Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/23/2014The group I ate with really enjoyed our meal, the service and the atmosphere. In fact we are planning to return in late November. While not specifically the restaurant's fault, I am not a fan of having to valet my car in a mall parking lot. Too many spaces were removed for valet which I think is ridiculolus. These days, I feel a lot more secure with my car keys in my own pocket.Special Features:


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Why the Urgent Anger of Michael Brown's Mother Matters
Someone captured raw, emotional video of Leslie McSpadden, Michael Brown's mother, during St. Louis prosecutor Bob McCulloch's announcement on Monday night that officer Darren Wilson would not be indicted for killing her son. Standing outside with a rally of supporters and protesters near the place where her son was shot, McSpadden voiced her anger to the crowd, occasionally pausing in emotional stillness, as the voice of McCulloch's 20 minute-long statement droned on in the background. "They still don't care!" she fumed, at one point. Eventually, McSpadden broke down crying, as some rushed to comfort her and others began to move to protest.
The nearly five-minute video, taken by Facebook user Writer's Block Survival, at first feels voyeuristic and exploitative. The unrelenting persistence of the camera upon a woman grieving desperately for her dead son, along with the mob of photographers and cameramen also trying to capture the moment, is jarring. There's a disconnect between the intensity of the moment and the apparent ugliness of turning one woman's pain at the loss of her son into such a spectacle.
But upon closer consideration, this unfiltered visual is incredibly powerful, and in an odd way, refreshing. Throughout much of the coverage of the fallout from Brown's death in August, the people of Ferguson, Mo.—overwhelmingly black, in direct contrast with their law enforcement—have been warned to "protest peacefully" and voice their anger "constructively," oftentimes from concern trolls invoking, ironically, the name of Martin Luther King, Jr. As Ta-Nehisi Coates has aptly made clear, such invocations only serve to ignore how terribly the government treated King himself, without consequence. President Obama has also made these sorts of warnings time and time again, most notably last night in a speech that felt cold and surreally disconnected from what was actually taking place.
But with this video, this moment, we see something that we haven't been able to see from other families that have suffered similar recent injustices. Trayvon Martin's family, for example, publically displayed its grief, but never showed this sort of utter anguish and anger at a system that treats the lives of young black men as disposable. Brown's family has advocated for nonviolent protests as well, to be sure, but they also haven't felt the need to conceal their personal sadness and anger, either. "Everybody wants me to be calm," McSpadden cries in the video. "Do they know how them bullets hit my son? What they did to his body as they entered his body?"
This is not the first time his family has expressed such brutally visceral emotions in the public eye. The same day that Brown was killed, a shocked McSpadden told a reporter, "You know how many black men graduate? Not many! Because you bring them down to this type of level, where they feel like, shit, I don't got nothing to live for anyway." Even more painfully vivid, a photo of Michael Brown, Sr. crying in anguish at his son's funeral went viral—echoing an image of Mamie Till mourning beside the casket of her son, Emmett Till.
It's ironic that Mamie Till was able to openly express anger and defiance when her son was murdered by white supremacists precisely because state-sponsored white supremacy was the defining aspect of American life in much of the country in 1955. But now, in a post-racial society, when instances like the killing of Michael Brown occur, the families of the victims and the people in the communities being repressed are supposed to remain "calm." They are not allowed to voice their anger, even peacefully, lest they be considered a threat to the rest of America, which is how the first Ferguson protests erupted into a militarized craze on the part of law enforcement.
Perhaps Brown's death was the tipping point after so many years of déjà vu, and that's why the protests have become a source for the voicing of discontentment the likes of which we haven't seen in decades. Or perhaps McSpadden and Brown, Sr., who rightfully feel no need to pretend to be "calm and collected" at every public appearance and are unabashed in their raw emotionality, are finally forcing us to face the fact that things won't change unless voices like theirs finally start to be heard.
Ferguson Burns Overnight
"About a dozen" buildings burned in Ferguson overnight after protests and rioting followed the announcement that police officer Darren Wilson would not be indicted for killing Michael Brown.
Sixty-one people were arrested.
A trail of glass on the sidewalk along South Florissant. #Ferguson pic.twitter.com/eJekjQdg28— Joel D. Anderson (@byjoelanderson) November 25, 2014
At one point a CNN correspondent was hit with a rock.
Two police cars were burned as well, the Washington Post reports. "Liquor and convenience stores" were looted.
The Fashions R Boutique from my earlier tweet is collapsing. #Ferguson @kmoxnews pic.twitter.com/DkN80Ma9fh— Michael Calhoun (@michaelcalhoun) November 25, 2014
Michael Brown's family will be speaking at an event at noon ET today.
CNN Reporters in Ferguson Provide Wall-to-Wall Coverage of CNN Reporters in Ferguson
Shortly after St. Louis County Prosecutor Bob McCulloch's announced that the grand jury had decided against indicting Darren Wilson, CNN's Jeffrey Toobin provided what would prove to be the best insight from the network all night.* "Let's see what the evidence says," Toobin said, a reference to CNN's promise to dive into the massive trove of testimony and other evidence that McCulloch was making public.
It would take roughly two hours before CNN would talk about that evidence in any detail—and then they did so only in passing. In the meantime, the network would provide wall-to-wall coverage of the reactions on the ground in Ferguson. (During President Obama's late-night statement to the nation, CNN even ran a split-screen with images of the unrest.) In the process, their cameras captured the first clashes between sometimes-violent protesters and a police force that appeared quick to use tear gas to crack down on many peaceful demonstrators.
The images were powerful and important. Unfortunately, though, they were not all that informative, because the live shots were accompanied with on-air reporting from the ground that was occasionally contradictory, often confusing, and, whenever possible, self-referential. It's true that, as has been the case since the protests over Michael Brown's killing started, reporters did become part of the story at certain points. Early on Tuesday, CNN reporter Sara Sidner appeared to be hit with a rock live on the air. But aside from that one incident, there was little that justified CNN's egocentric coverage.
On-camera interviews with protesters or community leaders were scarce at best, as was confirmation of many of the rumors that were mentioned on air, ranging from anecdotes about gunshots to one about a protester reportedly having a heart attack.
In their stead were a half-dozen CNN reporters wandering the streets, recounting what was personally happening to them and their colleagues. Among the many exchanges between the CNN contributors was Van Jones and Don Lemon talking about the latter's gas mask not being on tight enough, and reporters warning other reporters to stay safe. Jake Tapper, clad in a CNN jacket, narrated as he walked toward a flaming trashcan to confirm that it was, in fact, a flaming trashcan. Earlier in the night, Lemon delivered this gem to the audience at home: "Obviously there is the smell of marijuana in the air as well."
Wolf Blitzer set the tone even before the grand jury's announcement was official. The CNN anchor went to great lengths Monday evening to point out that his network had reported that a decision had been reached before officials had alerted Michael Brown's family. The reason for Blitzer's boasting? He was interviewing the family's lawyer.
The network would show more than an hour's worth of on-the-ground coverage from their team before Anderson Cooper would finally alert viewers that it was not all of Ferguson that was burning, but only a small section of it. "I do think it's important to put this into some context," Cooper told viewers who had gone without it until then. "What we're talking about—what you're seeing, the images—are from a relatively isolated and limited location. We're talking about a several block area."
"Elsewhere things are calm, people are at their homes," Cooper would go on to conclude. "Many people are just watching this on television." Given that's the case both in Ferguson and outside of it, let's hope CNN has better luck in the coming days finding a way to talk about what's happening on the ground without talking about themselves.
*Correction, Nov. 25, 2014: This post originally misspelled the name of St. Louis County Prosecutor Bob McCulloch.
Read Darren Wilson's Testimony to the Ferguson Grand Jury
St. Louis Public Radio is posting the evidence presented to the grand jury in the Michael Brown shooting.
In this transcript of the St. Louis County grand jury proceedings, Darren Wilson's testimony begins on Page 195.
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Surreal Images of Obama Speaking Calmly While Ferguson Erupts
At 10 p.m. Monday, President Obama addressed the nation, urging calm and peace in Ferguson in the wake of a St. Louis County grand jury's decision not to indict police officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting of an unarmed teenager, Michael Brown. Obama was quiet and composed as he called for the protests to remain peaceful.
"There will inevitably be some negative reaction," he said, "and it will make for good TV."
Even as he was uttering those words, smoke was rising from the Ferguson streets as police tried to disperse the outraged crowd. Rather than choose between his speech and the chaotic scene unfolding in Missouri, many news channels went to a split screen, showing one alongside the other. The result was, as many on Twitter pointed out, a surreal juxtaposition.
Here is what the nation saw as Obama delivered his remarks.
Stunning visual: President Obama asks #Ferguson police to show restraint while protesters are getting tear gassed pic.twitter.com/lXOvClcVR0— Sean Simons (@seanrsimons) November 25, 2014
Three news networks right now. That Obama/Ferguson split screen is so surreal pic.twitter.com/QiaRgG0jo1— Amanda Wills (@AmandaWills) November 25, 2014
obama calling for peace while police deploy tear gas on protesters. pic.twitter.com/pyEAJIAwfz— Fidel Martinez (@fidmart85) November 25, 2014
As President @BarackObama called for peaceful protests, @CNN splitscreen showed a haze of tear gas rising in Ferguson pic.twitter.com/LuZOla15vd— Alex Howard (@digiphile) November 25, 2014
This is some Orwellian shit. pic.twitter.com/IBpP2K1lZb— JeffSharlet (@JeffSharlet) November 25, 2014
These split screens. These juxtapositions. pic.twitter.com/eccvs7OHKL— Dave Itzkoff (@ditzkoff) November 25, 2014
Image of the year RT @HayesBrown: Wow. pic.twitter.com/IHCcBb2pSc— Adam Serwer (@AdamSerwer) November 25, 2014
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Read Dorian Johnson's Testimony From the Ferguson Grand Jury Proceedings
St. Louis Public Radio is posting the evidence presented to the grand jury in the Michael Brown shooting.
This is the transcript of Dorian Johnson's testimony to the St. Louis County grand jury. Johnson was with Michael Brown during the shooting.
Ferguson's Tank Man
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#Ferguson: What may become an iconic moment. One man stands with his hands up blocking armored vehicles. pic.twitter.com/skCyWPU1z5— Bipartisan Report (@Bipartisanism) November 25, 2014
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Live Blog: President Obama Appeals for Calm as Protests Continue in Ferguson
Update, 10:58 p.m.: President Obama has made a statement from the White House. Here are a few excerpts from his remarks:
First and foremost, we are a nation built on the rule of law. And so, we need to accept that this decision was the grand jury's to make. There are Americans who agree with it, and there are Americans who are deeply disappointed, even angry. It's an understandable reaction. But I join Michael's parents in asking anyone who protests this decision to do so peacefully…
I also appeal to the law enforcement officials in Ferguson and the region to show care and restraint in managing peaceful protests that may occur. Understand, our police officers put their lives on the line for us every single day. They've got a tough job to do to maintain public safety and hold accountable those who break the law. As they do their jobs in the coming days, they need to work with the community, not against the community, to distinguish the handful of people who may use the grand jury's decision as an excuse for violence. Distinguish them from the vast majority who just want their voices heard around legitimate issues in terms of how communities and law enforcement interact.
Finally, we need to recognize that the situation in Ferguson speaks to broader challenges that we still face as a nation. The fact is in too many parts of this country a deep distrust exists between law enforcement and communities of color. Some of this is the result of the legacy of racial discrimination in this country. And this is tragic because nobody needs good policing more than poor communities with higher crime rates…
We have made enormous progress in race relations over the course of the past several decades. I've witnessed that in my own life, and to deny that progress I think is to deny America's capacity for change. But what is also true is that there are still problems and communities of color aren't just making these problems up. Separating that from this particular decision, there are issues in which the law too often feels as if it is being applied in a discriminatory fashion. I don't think that's the norm. I don't think that's true for the majority of communities or the vast majority of law enforcement officials. But these are real issues. nd we have to lift them up and not deny them or try to tamp them down. What we need to do is understand them and figure out how do we make more progress. And that can be done.
Here's the full transcript.
Update, 10:45 p.m.: Protests continue in Ferguson.
Tear gas meets Seasons Greetings in #Ferguson. pic.twitter.com/1z0hOGVNFX— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) November 25, 2014
Picture says so much: confusion, despair, anger in #Ferguson. (Photo: @Reuters) pic.twitter.com/sEcoqot96a— Jon Williams (@WilliamsJon) November 25, 2014
St Louis County Police car on fire in #ferguson pic.twitter.com/yOxFM6fYr3— Rick Meyer (@RickMeyerKSDK) November 25, 2014
Update, 10:20 p.m.: The St. Louis Police County Police Department is tweeting about protests.
Police are not deploying tear gas. They are using #smoke to break up unruly crowds. #Ferguson— St. Louis County PD (@stlcountypd) November 25, 2014
Police are making numerous announcements to leave the roadway and are being ignored. Tactical opts being deployed.— St. Louis County PD (@stlcountypd) November 25, 2014
police are responding to reports of looting on S. Florissant just south of the #Ferguson police department.— St. Louis County PD (@stlcountypd) November 25, 2014
Update, 10:03 p.m.: Darren Wilson's lawyers have released a statement on the grand jury decision.
In a case of this magnitude, a team of prosecutors rightfully presented evidence to this St. Louis County grand jury. This group of citizens, drawn at random from the community, listened to witnesses and heard all the evidence in the case. Based on the evidence and witness testimony, the grand jury collectively determined there was no basis for criminal charges against Officer Wilson. Law enforcement personnel must frequently make split-second and difficult decisions. Officer Wilson followed his training and followed the law.
Update, 9:30 p.m.: Prosecutor Bob McCulloch has announced that Darren Wilson will not be indicted in the shooting death of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo. this past August.
Update, 8:50 p.m.: Watch the Darren Wilson grand jury announcement live via St. Louis NBC affiliate KSDK:
Update, 8:30 p.m.: St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar has released a statement.
New statement from St. Louis County Pd chief Jon Belmar pic.twitter.com/UCBGt5T4hp— Wesley Lowery (@WesleyLowery) November 25, 2014
Update, 8:16 p.m.: The Brown family tells CNN's Anderson Cooper they have not yet been informed about the grand jury's decision.
Brown family attorney Benjamin Crump tells CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360" that the family still doesn't know the grand jury's decision. "They have told us that they are going to tell us before they make the announcement publicly."
Update, 8:00 p.m.: Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon's press conference remarks, via CBS St. Louis:
"Later this evening, the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney will announce the grand jury's decision. While none of us knows what that will be, our shared hope and expectation is that regardless of the decision, people on all sides show tolerance, mutual respect, and restraint." (Full text here)
Update, 7:50 p.m.: Protests have begun in New York City and Chicago ahead of grand jury announcement.
Original post, 2:30 p.m.: Multiple outlets are reporting that the Missouri grand jury investigating officer Darren Wilson's role in the death of Michael Brown has reached a decision which will "likely" be announced later today. From CNN:
Black Lives Matter in Union Square. #BlackLivesMatter #FergusonDecision pic.twitter.com/RS56tbS4Ry— Elly Park (@ellypark07) November 25, 2014
#ferguson #michaelbrown downtown Chicago protestors continue to march while they wait for grand jury decision pic.twitter.com/ddPCXvfTTJ— Claudia Morell (@claudiamorell) November 25, 2014
The announcement will come from the St. Louis County prosecutor, the sources said.
The sources did not know what decision will be announced.
Federal authorities are also investigating whether Wilson could be charged with violating Brown's civil rights, but have "all but concluded they don't have a case," the Washington Post reports.
Post reporter Wesley Lowery, whose coverage of the Wilson/Brown/Ferguson story has been essential, says the grand jury announcement is not expected for "a few hours" and that he is currently "eating Chipotle."
Darren Wilson Will Not Be Indicted for Killing Michael Brown
Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson will not be indicted for the fatal shooting of unarmed teenager Michael Brown, St. Louis County prosecutor Bob McCulloch said in a statement on Monday night. After months of deliberation, on Monday a grand jury returned its decision that Wilson will not face charges, as the St. Louis suburb braced for potential unrest as a result of the decision.
"We are profoundly disappointed that the killer of our child will not face the consequence of his actions," the Brown family said in a statement after the announcement. "While we understand that many others share our pain, we ask that you channel your frustration in ways that will make a positive change… We respectfully ask that you please keep your protests peaceful."
The grand jury—made up of nine white and three black jurors—first took up the case on Aug. 20, in order to decide if there was probable cause Wilson committed a crime on Aug. 9 when he shot Michael Brown while on duty. Over the last three months, all twelve jurors were present at each of the 25 grand jury meetings, which amounted to more than 70 hours of testimony, according to St. Louis County prosecutor McCulloch. "Officer Wilson took the unusual step of testifying before the grand jury, appearing for more than four hours on an afternoon in September to defend his actions, and he said he was convinced that his life was in danger," according to the New York Times. Here's more on what the jurors had to consider from the Times:
At 12:01 p.m., Officer Wilson appeared on the scene, driving alone in his police vehicle. Through the driver's side window of his Chevrolet Tahoe, he issued an order: Leave the street and walk on the sidewalk. At this point, accounts differ widely. Mr. Johnson has said that Officer Wilson reached through the open window and grabbed Mr. Brown by the neck, choking and pulling him. According to an account that Officer Wilson gave to various authorities, Mr. Brown was the aggressor, punching him in the face and scratching him on the neck. Pinned in his vehicle, Officer Wilson, according to his statements to the authorities, feared for his life and, with his right hand, drew his gun from the holster. As the two continued to struggle, Officer Wilson fired the gun twice, forensic evidence revealed. One shot hit Mr. Brown in the hand, a county autopsy found… Officer Wilson left the car, pursued Mr. Brown on foot and continued to fire. Two construction workers who were on Canfield Drive at the time said in interviews with the news media that they had seen Mr. Brown with his hands up when he was shot. One of the workers said "the officer was chasing him." Other witnesses said Mr. Brown had turned around and was moving toward Officer Wilson.
The shooting became a flash point triggering weeks of protests in Ferguson that occasionally turned violent. The Brown shooting, as well as the police's military-like response to protests, reignited a national debate on race and the police. In the lead up to the grand jury's decision, local and and national leaders appealed for calm. President Obama weighed in over the weekend saying in an interview: "Using any event as an excuse for violence is contrary to the rule of law and contrary to who we are." Ahead of the announcement, the New York Times reported, "[a]round this St. Louis suburb, law enforcement authorities were on alert and the Missouri National Guard stood by; political leaders, including Gov. Jay Nixon, were holding last-minute meetings with community members; and residents, including parents of schoolchildren, were bracing for what might come next."
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I reached for my favorite coffee mug with the message that I had taped on it the day before: "If it was easy, everyone would be doing it!" It was to remind me that what we were about to do was not only difficult, but gut wrenching. How do you pack 35 years of marriage into four suitcases? I realized that all the other 29 moves were just practice for our final move -- to live and retire overseas.
I laid the coffee mug down on the cardboard box -- one of several -- that contained precious memorabilia that were being sent to my mom in California. She was going to be the keeper of our memories, which included photo albums, pictures and mementos from our boys' lives.
As I passed by the living room filled with boxes of various sizes -- an accumulation of a lifetime of memories -- I had to wonder if this final move was worth all the pain of sifting, sorting, selling and giving away. I sat with my elbows resting on a box that contained our boys' baby albums and felt a tear slip down my cheek, then another, and another, until the mailing label smeared into an unrecognizable blob of black. My thoughts were interrupted by the cellphone ringing in my pocket.
"We have a buyer for our home!" my husband announced.
I gulped back tears, trying to muster some excitement in my voice. But I simply couldn't. After 35 years of marriage, there's not too much I could hide from my college sweetheart, Mark.
"What's wrong?" he asked.
"Oh, nothing ... I mean ... everything!" I lamented.
"Stop what you're doing right now and take a coffee break," Mark demanded. "That's an order!"
The message came through loud and clear. I grabbed my coffee mug, jumped into the car and drove to the park around the corner to let the cool spring breeze dry the tears from my face. I thought about our new life in Cuenca, Ecuador -- the land of eternal spring -- and realized that all of these little sacrifices were nothing compared to the paradise that awaited us.
But keeping to our limit of four suitcases presented a challenge. Night after night I practiced packing -- using every inch of space allowed. After careful consideration, I realized that my favorite coffee mug would have to be left behind. As I placed it with the things to be dropped off at the thrift store, I stared at the toothless grins of our boys on the front of the cup. It was a Father's Day gift to their dad when they were 5 and 10 years old, but I had claimed it as my own. After sitting on the suitcases to keep them from popping open, I realized that I had made the right decision.
The next few weeks were a blur until we boarded our flight for Ecuador, which was a relief after all our moving and packing. We arrived at our condo complex as scheduled, and I saw that the glossy-print magazines hadn't betrayed us. It was all that I had hoped for and more.
The elevator to the sixth floor gave me just enough time to quiet the butterflies in my stomach! As Mark opened up the door to 6-J, I held my breath.
"You're going to love this view," Mark announced. "Close your eyes and don't open them until I tell you."
Holding both hands over my eyes, Mark ushered me toward the balcony. "Open your eyes!" he shouted. I marveled at the view from our living room, which was a cityscape of Cuenca -- complete with the familiar blue domes of the Catedral Nueva (New Cathedral).
As I oohed and ahhed over the landscape and the white clouds in the crystal blue sky, I felt a calm overtake me. Mark grabbed my hand and led me into the kitchen and announced, "Now, open the cabinet!"
My heart swelled as I ran my hand over the rich walnut-stained cabinets with the modern stainless-steel handles and thought, "This is the nicest home we've ever had!"
Mark grinned and said, "There's something in the cabinet for you."
I gasped when I saw my favorite coffee mug staring back at me. "I can't believe you managed this! But how? And when?" I choked.
Mark looked at me and smiled brightly. "We couldn't leave the boys behind, could we?"
At the last moment, Mark had managed to fit the mug in his carry-on luggage, leaving his favorite book behind.
As we held each other in a tight embrace, Mark kissed me lightly on the lips and whispered, "Now we're finally home!"
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