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27244 Elon NC
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NeSmith: Waiting for Bragg's next book
23.03.2012 [Online Athens] - And we find solace in Rick Bragg's storytelling by knowing that we have dodged death by avoiding the slash of an angry knife or the tip of a seductive bottle. • Dink NeSmith is president of Community Newspapers Inc. and represents the 10th
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Greg Mitchell, can you explain what Rick Bragg's suspension is all about, and what it tells you about how reporting is conducted at big papers, ...
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08.08.2012 · To understand football's place in the South, you first have to see it deep within the heart of Dixie. Southern author and Alabama journalism professor Rick ...
New playoff system will not change nation's …
11.08.2014 · In ESPN The Magazine, Rick Bragg writes that however you spin the playoff -- as a much-needed overhaul of a flawed system or as a plot to end Southern ...
Private Homepages
Rick Bragg | Department of Journalism
I Am A Soldier Too (2003) Somebody Told Me: The Newspaper Stories of Rick Bragg (2000) The Prince of Frogtown (2008) The Most They Ever Had (2009).
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Rick Bragg I started playing guitar, lets just say sometime way back in the last century! I started programming computers (mostly Amiga and ...
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Jacksonville High School, Jacksonville, AL, 1973-1977
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Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical High School, South Easton, MA, 1984-1988
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Canton, GA, Sequoyah High School
Celebrities & Politicians
IMDB Filmography: Rick Bragg
Self, Hey, Boo: Harper Lee and 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
Wikipedia: Rick Bragg
(born July 26, 1959) is an American author and journalist known for his non-fiction books, especially those on his family in Alabama. Bragg won the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Writing in 1996 for his work at The New York Times.
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legacy.com: Rick Bragg Jr.
BRAGG, RICK, JR. Passed away April 5, 2007. Survived by wife Gloria; daughters Jessie (David) Sanchez, Rikki (Benny) Bragg. Preceded in death by daughter Marnie; grandchildren
findagrave: Bragg, Ricky Jack
03/17/1956 - 01/29/2003, Frankston (Anderson County, Texas)
Books & Literature
World of Digitals: I Am a Soldier, Too (ebook/EPUB)
from Bragg, Rick (author), 2003, other eBooks, not catalogized, ISBN: 9781400042616
World of Digitals: Most They Ever Had (ebook/EPUB)
from Bragg, Rick (author), 2009, Fiction, Narrative Literature, after 1945, ISBN: 9781596928190
Rick Bragg (Author of All Over But the …
Rick Bragg is the Pulitzer Prize winning writer of best-selling and critically acclaimed books on the people of the foothills of the Appalachians, All Over but the ...
A note from Rick Bragg about Cassandra King
Authors Round the South -- your favorite southern writers at your favorite southern bookshops.
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Rick Bragg's Heart Beats Within His Books | Owensboro Writers Group
04.09.2011 "Let's just talk," he says, taking a seat on a tall stool at the front of the room in the Daviess County Public Library in Owensboro , KY. Pulitzer Prize winning author Rick Bragg studies the rows of eager fans. Declaring it's more ...
Video & Audio
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Rick Bragg - Learning how to be a father late in life and how to bury a troubled childhood. - 13.01.2009, YouTube
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ATLANTA (myfoxatlanta.com) -- Pulitzer-Prize winning author Rick Bragg's latest novel tells the story of his father when he worked as a mill worker in Jacksonville, ... - 28.05.2008, StarPulse
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For the Gadsden Reads finale of The Prince of Frogtown by Rick Bragg, Daniel Dancer creates an aerial art project entitled 'Vote Frog' to encourage participation in the political... - 02.11.2010, YouTube
Rick Bragg in Kalamazoo (Part 1) - YouTube
The highlight of Kalamazoo Public Library's 2009 Reading Together program was Rick Braggs appearance in Kalamazoo. This Pulitzer Prize winning reporter and b...
PBS's 'Hey, Boo': The eternal mystery of Harper Lee
02.04.2012 [Washington Post] - Another smart move the film makes is to let its sources — among them Andrew Young, James McBride, Anna Quindlen, Richard Russo, Allan Gurganus, Rick Bragg, Wally Lamb, Roseanne Cash, Tom Brokaw, Diane McWhorter and Lizzie Skurnick — talk at some
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01.04.2012 [Daily Comet] - Pulitzer Prize winning author Rick Bragg was the keynote speaker at the ninth annual Jambalaya Writers' Conference and Book Fair Saturday at the Terrebonne Main Library. By Cara Bayles Emerging writers and literary enthusiasts gathered Saturday during
Google News: Community Calendar: March 28, 2012
28.03.2012 [Daily Comet] - The year's keynote speaker is Pulitzer Prize-winner Rick Bragg. The event includes workshops on fiction, non-fiction and poetry writing. A literary agent will answer questions. For information, call Amy Whipple at 850-5301 or visit the Jambalaya
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28.03.2012 [Daily Comet] - Jambalaya Writers: A conference featuring writers, poets, editors, agents and publishers, including Pulitzer Prize-winner Rick Bragg, is scheduled for all day Saturday at the Terrebonne Parish Main Library, 151 Library Drive, Houma.
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02.04.2012 Charlie Rose with Thomas Friedman; Rick Bragg; Peter Maas (September 4, 2001): http://t.co/9FvvrGtB
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There's just something about Southerners. "When they start telling a story, they roll with it," says Rick Bragg, a Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter, ...
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Nonfiction "The Most They Ever Had" By Rick Bragg MacAdam Cage, 172 pages, $25 By Gina Webb It may be all over, but the shoutin' is as.
Utterly amazing Mike Daisey rollback about Apple on This American Life.
17.03.2012 [Democratic Underground] - Rick Bragg, a writer whose work I love, did the same thing and lost his NYT job. Daisey's career is going to suffer terribly as it should. He'll have to earn trust back and may never do so. He sounds like he tried desperately to maintain the lie and he
Q and A: Rick Bragg
21.03.2012 [Daily Comet] - By Thad Angelloz Big Fun on the Bayou Staff Writer Thad Angelloz recently caught up with Rick Bragg to ask him some questions so readers can get better acquainted with the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer from Alabama. Bragg, 52, will serve as the keynote
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02.03.2012 [al.com] - ArtNOTE: Pulitzer Prize-winning author Rick Bragg will be honored with a special evening 5-9 pm Friday, March 9, at Centennial Hall on the campus of Faulkner State Community College in Fairhope. The event is sponsored by Page and Palette bookstore in
MacAdam/Cage, publisher for Mobile-area authors, makes return
25.03.2012 [al.com] - The San Francisco-based publishing company that put so many Bay-area writers into print — Ronald Everett Capps, Frank Turner Hollon, Joe Formichella, Suzanne Hudson, Jack Pendarvis, Michelle Richmond, Sonny Brewer and Rick Bragg — very nearly
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02.03.2012 [al.com] - ... Ray Designs) Eloise Thomley, chair of the festival steering committee, says 90 exhibitors will be on hand for the event, which will include an Authors Aisle with more than a dozen writers including Pulitzer Prize winner Rick Bragg as guest author.
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07.03.2012 [Houma Courier] - The keynote speaker is Rick Bragg, author of two best-selling memoirs, "All Over But the Shoutin' " and "Ava's Man." The deadline for advance registration is March 16. Tickets cost $30 before March 17 and $35 after March 17.
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A Link Between Worlds feels like the Resident Evil 4 of Zelda games. Mechanically it is superior to pretty much every traditional Zelda game before it and retains the overall high quality. I have a feeling that if you start with A Link Between Worlds some of the older games may be more difficult to return to, but considering A Link Between Worlds is a fantastic game in its own right there probably isn't too much wrong with that.
The biggest thing that stands out to me playing for a bit is that the Pikmin in this game feel so excruciatingly slow (or perhaps it is the player-characters that are too fast for the Pikmin) compared to the older games. The Pikmin used to keep up better and use of the C stick in the GC games helped even more and gave you better control over the pack. I'm missing that extra control when the Pikmin trail off in a long conga line, making annoying pathing losses more likely, or simply trail behind so far that you have to wait for them to catch up before you can do anything else. Perhaps it will become less of a problem later as I multitask more.
I'm not sure the world really needs another game that wins more awards while in development than when it is released.
@dallas_raines said:Also, the "I have black/gay/transgendered/etc friends" is the classic go to defense for a bigot. All Gabe did with that blog post was to try to make himself the victim.Fight those reductive generalisations with your own reductive generalisations.
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Starring in the original King Kong (1933), Fay Wray was the damsel who bewitched the enormous gorilla Kong, brought to life by the special effects wizardry of Willis O'Brien, who had earlier created the dinosaurs for The Lost World (1925). A young Ray Harryhausen stumbled out of a screening of Kong, inspired to spend his life crafting stop-motion monsters, most notably the skeleton army of Jason And The Argonauts. These days, Harryhausen lives in West London in a grand, gloomy house with his Oscar, long retired in the age of computer special effects, an age inaugurated by Jurassic Park and its astonishingly lifelike dinosaurs. Its sequel would be titled The Lost World - Jurassic Park, an acknowledgement of Willis O'Brien's epoch-making work all those decades earlier.
King Kong is the Citizen Kane of fantasy cinema. All roads lead from it. In remaking the definitive B-Movie, director Peter Jackson and his writing partner (and wife) Fran Walsh approach it with the care and love of true fans, retaining screeds of dialogue, here and there matching it scene for scene, shot for shot, including the moment when the giant ape reaches for Ann Darrow, here played by Naomi Watts, and she lets out a suitably terrified, histrionic scream.
King Kong has been remade before, by Dino De Laurentiis in the 1970s heyday of the Disaster Movie; the plot was updated for contemporary sensibilities and climaxed not with the giant ape scaling the Empire State Building but with it swinging between the Twin Towers of the World Trade Centre. From its opening titles, set in Futurist type, Peter Jackson's King Kong winds the clock back to the 1930s, setting his remake in the same period as the original. Mercifully we are to be spared another "reimagining" - as Hollywood calls it when it strips out the guts of an intellectual property and replaces them with a set of mechanical, mass-produced moving parts.
An opening montage introduces us to New York in The Great Depression, a time when former stockbrokers foraged in bins for half-eaten apples and a vaudeville actress like Ann Darrow might have to work as a painted lady in a burlesque if she is not to starve. She is spotted on the doorstep of her damnation by film producer Carl Denham, played by Jack Black. "I am someone you can trust, Ann. I am a movie producer," he assures her. A corrupt cherubim sucking on bottles of whisky for comfort, Denham has a devouring ambition that chows down on talent and money alike, and it is this drive to get his film made that lands him, Darrow and writer Jack Driscoll, played by Adrien Brody, on a boat to remote Skull Island, the last unmapped spot on the face of the Earth.
Before we get to Skull Island, the filmmakers stick to an intriguing, deliberate pacing, giving each character in the ensemble their grace notes, confident that as soon as the boat is drawn into the fog-bound hellhole, we will be spellbound. Sure enough, no sooner does an exploratory mission from Denham, cast and crew land on the island than the pure spectacle is unleashed, a cavalcade of thrilling sequences that includes the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to watch a Brontosaurus tumble off a cliff, and a brawl between King Kong and three Tyrannosaurs that sets a new benchmark for computer generated fight sequences. Throw in some enormous leeches and thousands of hectic creepy-crawlies, their moments of terror all masterfully choreographed by director Peter Jackson, and you have the meat of a rollicking B-movie.
Kong himself is a creation of a different order. Based on Andy Serkis' study of gorillas in London Zoo, the great ape is a battle-scarred veteran who slowly rediscovers some semblance of feeling in his relationship with Ann Darrow. She entrances him with her vaudeville routines, and his unreconstructed machismo rubs up against her feminine defiance to amusing effect. Described as the saddest girl he'd ever seen by her director, Darrow is alone and abandoned until she meets Kong, who is similarly isolated, meditating alone surrounded by the bones of his 'people'.
Unfortunately this common ground is buried beneath the filmmakers' faithfulness to the original, which made much play of its beauty entrancing the beast dynamic. Beauty and the beast is a pretty unedifying theme, a B-movie morality warning against the perils of dating above your station. There is also an unresolved 'Hearts Of Darkness' riff loitering throughout the film to little purpose.
At times, the camera whooshes dynamically in on details, as if the characters are undergoing intense déjà vu - the suggestion is that they are all in an eternally recurring story, trapped within fate, as characters within a remake must be. These tiny dissonances, intriguing and irritating in turn, are drowned out by the final sequences, where the filmmakers cleave reverentially to the original film, and so never quite pay-off some of the remake's more interesting thematic additions.
As it is a remake, it doesn't have the shock Lord Of The Rings possessed upon its release, but this is a beautiful beast of a B-movie, thrilling and touching.
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It may be easy to dismiss Tom Cruise's recent outbursts against psychiatry as the ravings of an egomaniacal celebrity. Comedians have certainly had a field day with Cruise, a fervent disciple of the Church of Scientology, ever since he scolded Brooke Shields for taking prescribed medication to treat her postpartum depression and lectured Matt Lauer, host of the "Today" show, that psychiatry was a "pseudoscience" and antidepressant drugs were worthless because there is "no such thing as a chemical imbalance." "No?" wisecracked Lewis Black on "The Daily Show," watching a video clip of Cruise berating Lauer, "Then what do you call what's happening to you right now?"
But the Church of Scientology's war on psychiatry is no joke. For decades, Scientologists have maintained that the very notion of mental illness is a fraud. They base this belief on the views of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, who proclaimed that psychiatry was an evil enterprise, a form of terrorism, and the cause of crime. Now, they're attempting to enshrine their contempt for psychiatry in laws across the country.
Recently, Scientologists have promoted legislation in Florida, Utah and New Hampshire that seeks to discredit psychiatry and drug therapies, especially for kids. The laws would penalize, even criminalize, schoolteachers who recommended mental health treatments to students or parents. At the same time, Scientologists have infiltrated the public schools, promoting a drug abuse program that presents information — that drugs like marijuana and LSD, for instance, accumulate in body fat and create constant cravings — roundly dismissed by medical experts.
In fact, physicians, psychiatrists and scientists have consistently said that Scientology's approaches to mental health have no basis in medical fact and can be dangerous to people who may need treatment. On June 27, following Cruise's "Today" show appearance, the American Psychiatric Association issued a statement to remind the nation's TV viewers that "science has proven that mental illnesses are real medical conditions" and that medications have been a lifesaving part of treatment plans for millions of people. "It is irresponsible for Mr. Cruise to use his movie publicity tour to promote his own ideological views and deter people with mental illness from getting the care they need," said Steven S. Sharfstein, president of the association. Scientology critics and former members of the church add that what lies behind the attacks on psychiatry and medicine is the church's drive to spread its religious teachings.
The Church of Scientology's world war on psychiatry arose from its zealous founder. For reasons known only to Hubbard himself, the science fiction author and budding church leader conceived a violent hatred of psychiatry. Perhaps his animus took root when the American Psychological Association, following the 1950 publication of Hubbard's self-help treatise, "Dianetics," advised its members against using Hubbard's psychological techniques with their patients.
In a 1969 article, "Today's Terrorism," published in a Scientology journal, Hubbard claimed that "the psychiatrist and his front groups operate straight out of the terrorist textbooks. The Mafia looks like a convention of Sunday school teachers compared to these terrorist groups." The psychiatrist, Hubbard went on, "kidnaps, tortures and murders without any slightest police interference or action by western security forces." Later, Hubbard wrote that, in society, "there's only one remedy for crime — get rid of the psychs! They are causing it!"
Today, the Church of Scientology holds tax-exempt status in the United States, preventing it from doing any major political lobbying. Yet Scientologists remain active in politics and the public arena through front groups of their own. In the same year that Hubbard's "Today's Terrorism" article was published, Scientologists founded the Citizens Commission on Human Rights, an organization designed to "investigate and expose psychiatric violations of human rights," according to its Web site, which claims: "No mental 'diseases' have ever been proven to medically exist." An exhibit on permanent display in the organization's Los Angeles headquarters, "Psychiatry Kills," links psychiatry to Nazism, apartheid and school violence. The shooting spree at Columbine High School is blamed in part on "anger management" classes that shooters Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris allegedly attended.
While emphasizing that the CCHR is a "secular commission," David Figueroa, president of the group's Florida chapter and a practicing Scientologist, states that mental illness, as defined by the psychiatric community, does not exist. For instance, he says, bucking the world's medical textbooks, "there is zero amount of proof that schizophrenia exists as a singular mental illness."
He takes particular offense at the mention of attention-deficit disorder and attention-deficit-hyperactivity disorder. "Our contention from the very beginning is that these mental disorders are a scam," he says. "We know that there has never been any biological proof to any of these so-called mental illnesses these kids have been tagged with, whether it's ADD or ADHD. They don't exist. It's 100 percent fraud."
Many of the symptoms that kids exhibit in the classroom, Figueroa argues, may just be signs of academic, emotional or nutritional problems - difficulty understanding a lesson, parents who are getting divorced, an allergic reaction to a food such as peanuts or strawberries. In those cases, he suggests, a child needs only tutoring or vitamins. But he's convinced that psychiatrists don't recognize those possibilities; they just drug the child into submission, like a kiddy version of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." "Their only tool is to label and to drug," Figueroa says. "That's all they know how to do."
Advocates of the psychiatric care of kids say that's preposterous. "Appropriate treatment is not always medication," says Darcy Gruttadaro, director of the National Child and Adolescent Action Center for the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill. Referring to Scientology organizations like CCHR, she says, "These groups make a leap of faith that we're going to identify kids and put them on drugs. That is their attempt to sensationalize this issue to recruit other individuals and groups."
Medical experts also dismiss the claim that ADHD is a fraudulent condition. "It is a bona fide condition recognized and diagnosed around the world," writes Dr. Peter S. Jensen, director of the Center for the Advancement of Children's Mental Health at Columbia University, in NAMI Beginnings magazine in 2003. Jensen cites biological evidence for the condition and points out that hundreds of studies have shown that medical treatment of ADHD is effective. His article was in part a response to hearings on Capitol Hill about ADHD, which, he notes, had been organized with "substantial Scientology input." "Children and families suffering with the burdens of ADHD must no longer be held hostage to myth and misinformation," he writes.
The argument that children are overmedicated, critics say, constitutes a fig leaf concealing the Scientologists' more radical agenda: destroying psychiatry. "Scientologists have gotten behind an attitude that's out there in general society that too many kids are on medication," says Jim Daughton, a lobbyist for the Florida Psychiatric Society. "Legislators and policymakers have that general concern. Nobody wants to have these kids hopped up on medication if they don't need to be. So Scientologists are able to get on that bandwagon and take it a step further, saying there's no test for mental illness, that mental illness doesn't exist."
This spring in Florida, where the Clearwater area is a Church of Scientology stronghold, CCHR mounted an aggressive political campaign to keep kids from getting psychiatric care. In the state Legislature, two CCHR-sponsored bills were backed by two Republicans, Rep. Gustavo Barreiro, of Miami Beach, and Sen. Victor Crist, of Tampa. Indeed, as Barreiro told the St. Petersburg Times, Scientologists had even written parts of the legislation. Both Barriero and Crist had been friendly with the church: They were guest speakers at a Scientology celebration where Crist touted the legislation and Barriero gave the church an award for volunteer work following the 2004 hurricanes.
The legislation spurred heated battles in the Florida statehouse and put Scientologists and CCHR up against a host of medical and psychological organizations, including the Florida Medical Association, the Florida School Boards Association, the Florida Psychological Association, the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, the Florida Department of Health, the Florida Department of Children and Families, and the Florida School Psychologists Association. Scientologists Kelly Preston and Kirstie "Fat Actress" Alley testified in Tallahassee on behalf of their church. At one point, Alley wept so hard — "This isn't an issue about psychiatrist vs. non, but about the children" — that she could barely get the words out. "It's tough lobbying against movie stars," says Daughton of the Florida Psychiatric Society. "Some of it was just surreal."
On the serious side, the legislation places Scientologists in conflict with the U.S. Surgeon General, whose office released a report in 2001 stating that one in 10 children and adolescents in the United States suffers from mental illness, but fewer than one in five of these children gets treatment in any given year. Where the CCHR sees an epidemic of drugging kids that don't have real problems, the Surgeon General sees millions of kids whose real problems are going undiagnosed and untreated.
Florida House Bill 209 stipulated that teachers or other school personnel would not "initiate" a diagnosis related to any psychiatric disorder. Lawmakers feared that if a teacher was concerned about a child and then alerted parents, which led to a diagnosis, the teacher would be in violation of the law. "It was a chilling bill because it signaled to the teacher that don't you dare suggest that there may be a problem," says Jim McDonough, who runs the Florida Office of Drug Control, which is also responsible for suicide prevention in the state.
Figueroa from CCHR argues that suggesting that a child could have a problem is a smear itself. "It's a violation of their rights to even suggest that they go into the psychiatric industry, because they're suggesting that there is something mentally wrong with the child," he says.
The bill was ultimately vetoed by Gov. Jeb Bush.
The other bill, House Bill 909, dealt with how the foster care and juvenile justice systems handle kids' mental health issues — a big topic since child psychiatrists maintain that many kids end up in the justice system because of undiagnosed mental illnesses. "Essentially, we're locking up kids that have mental disorders," says Gruttadaro of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill. But this bill explicitly limited any treatment of such disorders by requiring a "non-psychiatric medical specialist" to evaluate children for "nutritional deficiencies, heavy-metal toxicity and hypoglycemia," among other possible causes of problems, before psychotropic medication could be prescribed.
"That's sort of like saying if you saw someone who appeared to be dying of a heart attack, you had to rule out everything else before you treated for a heart attack," says McDonough, who argued against the legislation. That bill also smeared psychiatrists by implying they're not medical doctors. "That bill makes a false division among medical practitioners," says Dr. Stephen Kent, a sociologist at the University of Alberta who has studied Scientology. "Psychiatrists are trained doctors. The bill implies that psychiatrists as medical practitioners can't be trusted." Although that's no surprise to Kent. "Believing that psychiatrists are cosmic devils is a part of the Scientologist doctrine," he says. The bill died in committee.
For his part, McDonough from the Florida Office of Drug Control was surprised by the Scientologists' political zeal. "In the beginning, I didn't realize that this was a concerted effort to actually get through an ideological leaning that had to do with church dogma, in this case, the Church of Scientology, which denies that mental illness exists as a problem, that it can be diagnosed and treated — when medical science is very clear and very well established on the subject: It does exist, and it can be diagnosed, and it can be treated."
Although both bills failed, a version of one of them did make it into Florida law. In May 2005, Gov. Bush signed legislation that prohibits schools from forcing children to take psychotropic drugs as a condition of going to school. The law allows teachers and school personnel to share observations with the parents about a student's behavior and to suggest outside help. "However," the law reads, "a public school teacher and school district personnel may not compel or attempt to compel any specific actions by the parent or require that a student take medication."
While CCHR brazenly hailed this concession as a victory for itself, the rule that schools couldn't compel a child to take medication was already cemented in federal law. In fact, President Bush signed it into law just last December, as part of the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act, after much lobbying by the CCHR and its cadre of celebrities. "It's basically a statement that nobody disagrees with," says Daughton, the Florida Psychiatric Society lobbyist.
Florida, however, isn't the end of the story. In Utah, CCHR has been pushing anti-psychiatry bills in the Legislature for the past two years. "This last session, they succeeded in criminalizing schoolteachers who would suggest to parents that their child get a psychological assessment," says Dr. Curt Canning, a psychiatrist in Logan, Utah, who is a spokesperson for the Utah Psychiatric Association. That crime would have been a misdemeanor, Canning says. This March, Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. vetoed the bill.
In New Hampshire, similar bills have sought to limit what teachers can and can't say about their perceptions of a child's mental health to parents, according to Michael Cohen, executive director of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill in New Hampshire. "If you go around the country, you can see that the legislation is almost identical in every state," he says.
While the Scientology-backed CCHR is fighting to keep schools from endorsing therapeutic drugs, supporters of another Scientology-backed program called Narconon are venturing into schools to lecture kids on recreational drugs. The book "What Is Scientology?" boasts that Narconon representatives gave nearly 10,000 free lectures on drug prevention to approximately 1 million students in the '80s and '90s. In the last decade, the programs reached over 1.7 million kids around the country, Narconon officials have said.
According to the Scientology handbook, "Answers to Drugs," the core treatment for those who abuse drugs like marijuana, Ecstasy or cocaine is sweating out drug residuals and other toxins by taking saunas and jogging. Remedies also include the B-complex vitamin niacin, oils and other minerals, a detoxification service which "is available under expert supervision in Scientology organizations and missions around the world."
In the past year, thanks in part to a series of articles by Nanette Asimov in the San Francisco Chronicle, city officials and school districts in California have taken a closer look at the Narconon curriculum. In a letter to the San Francisco Unified School District, Steve Heilig, director of health and education for the San Francisco Medical Society, wrote: "One of our reviewers opined that 'this [curriculum] reads like a high school science paper pieced together from the Internet, and not very well at that.'"
A study by the California Healthy Kids Research Center for the California Department of Education established that Narconon imparts inaccurate information. Narconon's discredited teachings include the pronouncements that drugs burn up the body's vitamins and minerals, that these vitamin deficiencies cause pain (which prompts more drug use), that rapid vitamin and nutrient losses cause the "munchies" among pot smokers, and that drugs build up in fat tissue and spur flashbacks and a hunger for more drugs.
"This theoretical information does not reflect current evidence that is widely accepted and recognized as medically and scientifically accurate," the study found. This February, the California State Superintendent recommended a ban on Narconon in California schools, and San Francisco and Los Angeles school districts have indeed outlawed Narconon.
Despite the setbacks, CCHR and Narconon continue to promote their programs in state legislatures, schools and the public eye. Ultimately, say Scientology critics, the message is not about medicine or science, which Scientology members consistently dismiss, but the church's messianic fervor to spread its religion.
"Their goal is to take over entirely the field of mental health," says Mark Plummer, a former member of Scientology for 14 years, including eight years in the Sea Organization, what Plummer calls an elite core group within Scientology. "Their beliefs stem from Hubbard's dogma that psychiatry is evil. Scientology teaches that psychiatry views people as 'meat bodies' without a spiritual aspect, and that Scientologists alone should be allowed to treat mental illnesses."
Cult watchdog and longtime Scientology foe Rick Ross agrees. "Basically, Hubbard designed Scientology to be the ultimate, if not only way, to address mental health problems," he says. "So psychiatrists, psychologists and counselors associated with mental health are anathema to a Scientologist because Hubbard said so. Psychiatry is outside of the practice of Scientology and the services that it sells."
But you don't have to rely on critics to show that Scientology's attack on psychiatry is part of the church's crusade to rule society. In 1995, David Miscavige, the church's current leader, addressed the International Association of Scientologists in Copenhagen. He told the faithful that the church had two goals as the new millennium approached, dutifully noted by International Scientology News: "Objective one - place Scientology at the absolute center of society. Objective two - eliminate psychiatry in all its forms."
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Anybody with direct hands on experience of this all in one?
I am looking for an A3 copier and like the look of this one but not sure about performance.
I need it for A3 copying of original artwork, and obviously colour rendition is absolutely paramount. Unlike photos, software tweaking is not suitable.
Tried a Brother but it's a bit muddy and a bit flimsy in the build quality.
None of the retailers I've visited are willing to set one up and let me try a trial print, obviously not interested in a £300 sale!
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On the other hand there are a couple of five star reviews on Amazon.
The trouble is they all seem more concerned with duplex printing and paper handling than colour rendition!
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Retailers are not going to set one up for a trial print in case it is then not sold as they will then be left with an out-of-box demo machine.
I note that they are referred to as business scanners on the Epson site.
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"Retailers are not going to set one up for a trial print in case it is then not sold as they will then be left with an out-of-box demo machine."
Perhaps not every machine in stock, and perhaps not in your area, but most big retailers locally have half a dozen or so set up for demos.
Even if the actual model you are interested in is not there you can normally get some idea from another model from the same manufacturer. For instance, in this particular case, the Epson 7515 uses the same print engine and much of the same carriage as the 7525, it just has an A4 glass screen and scales up to A3, rather than a direct copy.
The last one I bought, a Canon Pixma, was available for demo, funnily enough in PC World, though a different branch.
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I've had the WF-7525 for a few days now. No problem with print quality: normal mode provides acceptably clear, crisp text. Examined under a magnifying glass, letter edges are slightly less sharp than print from my Canon MX860 but the difference is minimal and to the naked eye results are excellent. Finer settings approach laser quality but are slower. Photo prints are also outstanding – though not quite as good as the Canon: colour is ever-so-slightly muddier and less vibrant (might be correctable using printer settings), and fine detail, especially in darker areas, is less well defined. This is true for plain paper at normal quality and glossy photo paper at best quality. However the differences are marginal and unless you are unusually demanding or a professional photographer prints are more than acceptable for most business or personal use. For morddwyd's original artwork copying it might be less satisfactory - depends on the degree of quality needed. This is also a speedy printer, much faster than my Canon, although pre-print processing can take up to twenty seconds.
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Many thanks for the very constructive reply.
Hopefully I'm not too demanding, and I certainly won't be using a magnifying glass!
My current A3 printer is a Brother, and colour rendition is always a bit hit and miss, and usually ends up with some sort of compromise.
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