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Patrick Bryant, a New Life Lodge patient, who died on July 16, 2010, which was his 20th birthday.
Two days after Patrick Bryant checked into Tennessees largest drug treatment center last year for help overcoming his long battle with substance abuse, he was found collapsed and not breathing on the floor of his room.
Emergency responders were unable to resuscitate Bryant, who ultimately died on July 16, his 20th birthday. With his passing, Bryant became the first of two New Life Lodge patients to die in 2010. Just weeks later, 29-year-old Lindsey Poteet died after a monthlong stay at the rehabilitation facility in the tiny town of Burns.
New details of their deaths and other complaints about New Life Lodge have begun to emerge since The Tennessean published the results of a three-month investigation in July into the Dickson County facility, which has doubled its capacity over the past three years.
A review by the state Department of Childrens Services found that the facility was understaffed and had some employees practicing outside their area of training. Serious incidents on the sprawling hillside campus were not being tracked and reported properly for state officials to review.
Three days after The Tennessean published its report, DCS put a freeze on placing additional children at the facility.
Other former New Life Lodge patients say their time at the facility was marked by poor health care, overcrowding and hectic living conditions. One patient said she was twice sent to the emergency room after medical staff wrongly gave her a drug to which she was allergic. Another former patient was put on life support and nearly died after showing pneumonia-like symptoms for several days before being sent to the emergency room.
Now, executives with CRC Health, which owns New Life Lodge, say they are introducing sweeping changes to address the states concerns. The facility has hired new supervisors and plans to beef up security on campus by hiring off-duty police officers. Current staff will be subject to additional training, and the facility is in the finishing stages of implementing a corrective action plan.
But those changes have not calmed the emotions stirred up by the deaths of Bryant and Poteet. Attorneys representing the families have contacted New Life Lodge about their intentions to file wrongful death and negligence lawsuits in the coming weeks.
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Bryant, who enjoyed hunting and fishing in his free time and worked during power outages for the Tennessee Valley Authority, was from the small town of Soddy-Daisy outside of Chattanooga. After years of struggling with addiction, he researched treatment facilities and ultimately found New Life Lodge through an online search.
He checked into the facility on July 13 and through a counselor was able to call his grandmother, Alice Minter, shortly after he was admitted. Bryant was asking for spending money to celebrate his 20th birthday, which was three days later.
The counselor told her that he was doing fine and that within 10 minutes in the facility, Patrick knew all the other patients, and commented on how outgoing he was, said Chattanooga attorney Steve Greer, who is representing Bryants family.
Bryant began to feel ill and spent the entire next day in bed, according to Evan Ferguson, who was his roommate at New Life Lodge. In the early morning hours on July 15, a nurse found Bryant not breathing on the floor of his room.
He died the next day, which was his birthday.
He was sick in bed for the whole day before he was found dead, and no one was checking on him or paying any attention, Ferguson said.
Dr. Jonathan Butler, New Lifes then-medical director, told Bryants family he didnt know what happened, Greer said.
The cause of Bryants death was listed as hypoxic brain injury, which means his brain was not receiving enough oxygen. No autopsy was performed at the familys request.
Citing patient confidentiality laws, CRC Health Vice President Joe Pritchard said he couldnt comment on the circumstances surrounding Bryants death. Pritchard said CRC offered Bryants family release forms so his records could be released, but the family declined.
But Pritchard adamantly defended the quality of health care provided by staff at New Life Lodge, including Butler, who is no longer with the company. Pritchard is acting as the interim director at New Life after the recent resignation of Rebecca Gaskin.
Pritchard said that patients are regularly checked on by staff and that the detox facility, where Bryant was at the time of his death, is staffed with between two and five nurses.
Patients taken to emergency room
Other former New Life Lodge patients, however, dispute that claim. They say the for-profit facility, especially the detox unit, was overcrowded and understaffed during their recent stays.
One of those was Karen Moore, who stayed at New Life Lodge last year. Over a four-day period, Moore had two trips to the emergency room, according to her medical records.
Moore said she was taken by ambulance to the hospital after she had a negative reaction to phenobarbitol, a drug commonly given to recovering addicts during chemical detox programs. Moore said she told medical staff she was allergic to the drug, but she was given large doses anyway.
But records show Moore was administered the drug a second time and again had to be taken to the emergency room at Horizon Medical Center in Dickson.
They told me I didnt have an allergy, I had a sensitivity, Moore said. I said, You can call it what you want, but I cant take it.
Another patient, Chris Demonbreun, 42, had to be placed on life support in May 2010 and was given a 50-50 chance of surviving, according to his wife, Chrissy Demonbreun.
According to his wife, Chris Demonbreun showed pneumonia-like symptoms for several days before he passed out and was taken to Horizon Medical Center. Chrissy Demonbreun said that doctors didnt know if he would survive and that he spent several days on life support before his condition began to improve.
New Life Lodge executives pointed out that patients who enter their facility with addiction problems are often in fragile health. Chrissy Demonbreun said she resents that excuse and believes her husband wasnt tended to soon enough.
All I can say is Chris entered there because he had an addiction to pain medication, and a few days later he was fighting for his life, Demonbreun said.
The circumstances surrounding Demonbreuns near-death experience closely resemble the events leading up to Poteets death last year.
Poteets mother, Kathy Mauk, said her daughter showed pneumonia-like symptoms and progressively got sicker over the course of a week before Butler decided she needed to go to a hospital. Instead of sending her by ambulance to Horizon, which is just eight miles away, Poteet was placed in a van to be driven to Saint Thomas Hospital in Nashville. On the drive to Nashville, Poteet became unresponsive and apparently stopped breathing.
She died on Sept. 1, 2010, the same day she was supposed to have completed her program and checked out of New Life Lodge. The cause of death was listed as combined drug toxicity, according to Poteets autopsy report. Nashville attorney Matt Hardin has notified New Life that the family intends to file suit.
Mental health officials created confusion last month when they misstated the date of Poteets death. Officials said the facility reported deaths on July 16 and Aug. 20. A spokesman for the department said a clerical error led to the error and speculation there might have been three deaths.
Regulation questioned
Pritchard said the facility is well regulated and regularly inspected by state officials and by the Commission on the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, a national nonprofit organization. New Life Lodge supplied The Tennessean with a list of 10 visits, many of them unannounced, by state inspectors in 2011.
But Cynthia Tyler, director of licensure for the Tennessee Department of Mental Health, said the scope of the departments inspections has been substantially reduced since 2008. Thats when then-Gov. Phil Bredesen signed an executive order shifting regulation of rehabilitation facilities such as New Life from the Department of Health to the Department of Mental Health.
If there are no problems, no complaints, well come in and well make sure your roofs not leaking, the windows are OK, your air conditioning, youve checked with the fire marshals office, youve done your fire drills, things like that, Tyler said.
As a result, the state relies on the private accrediting agency to conduct inspections related to the quality of the rehab program and the health care at New Life Lodge. The facility received a glowing three-year extension of its accreditation earlier this year.
Earlier this year, the Department of Childrens Services, which contracts with New Life Lodge to provide rehabilitation treatment for children in state care, conducted a special review after questions from the newspaper.
DCS found that New Life Lodge was understaffed, causing supervision ratios to be out of compliance. The review also found that New Life Lodge was not filing and tracking serious incident reports.
Some New Life Lodge staffers were working outside their disciplines, according to the review. The DCS inspection also expressed concerns about runaways.
New Life Lodge officials say they have taken an array of actions in response. The facility has hired three new managers a clinical supervisor, a quality assurance manager and a recreational therapist to help improve supervision ratios and patient care.
In response to the runaway concerns, Pritchard said there are plans to hire off-duty police officers to improve security at the 120-acre facility. According to Pritchard, New Life Lodge also has offered to house a police substation inside one of its buildings. Dickson County Sheriff Jeff Bledsoe, who met with New Life Lodge executives last week to discuss his concerns about frequent emergency calls to the facility, said he was still considering the facilitys offer.
Pritchard acknowledged that CRC has been put on notice about the likely lawsuits from the families of Poteet and Bryant. But he said the facility serves a critical role in helping serve the approximately 500,000 Tennesseans who battle with addiction.
Before DCS imposed the freeze, New Life was on track to collect a total of$3 million this year for the care of children. Last year, TennCare insurance provider Amerigroup severed its contract with New Life Lodge on the heels of Poteets death. In total, New Life Lodge does about$10 million a year in state business.


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I'll admit I like this kid probably way too much, but given the stats he's putting up in Dayton and the scouting reports I am getting pretty high on this kid.
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I wear 24/7 until dirty, then change to another color.
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Seriuosly, muumuus are my life. I have casual one (mostly) AND a few very dressy ones for dressy occasions. I also own flip flops in every imaginable color to match, and I have a few dressy ones of those as well. YAY for COMFORT! Thanks for making my life so easy!
This dress is a mainstay in my closet
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from Port St Lucie FL
I'm short so I have to shorten about 4". Great for early morn, light housework, can't see thru the material, and easy to slip on after my shower. I have THREE!
I bought one in every color
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from Monroe, Ohio
I am not one to wear a dress but when I saw this I thought it would be great for casual wear around the house. It is wash and wear which is a plus. It is so comfortable I ordered one in every color. I ordered one size down because of the fullness of the bottom. It is a perfect fit and is still full enough.
Fits well because of rounded yolk
By Old lady
It fits me well. It is the only dress you carry that I know will fit. Wish you would carry print colors and different material in this style.
a bit too roomy - no pockets for me
By cj
from calumet, mi
Needs to washed in cool water and hung to dry. I stretch all seams which helps smooth out wrinkles. It is a crinkle fabric so the texture is expected and chosen.
Crinkle dress
By glenda2200
from Waynesboro, VA
Would like to see xs in this dress.
Love This
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from Brentwood, Ca
I loved this I ordered another one
nice crinkle cotton dress
By Bennie's daughter
from Austin Texas
sturdy cotton dress. variety of colors to choose from. This is a crinkle dress so dress always looks a little wrinkled so if you're uncomfortable with that don't buy this dress.
I would buy this product again.
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Very comfortable and relaxing.
Comfortable but a little short
By Sharon
from Bedford, NH
Because I am in a power wheelchair and dressing is hard for me, I look for comfort, ease of wear, and coverage. This dress meets most of my needs but I'd prefer it to be a couple of inches longer. It is the length advertised but its just not quite long enough. On the positive side it washes well.
Need to iron
By Grams
from Las Cruces, NM
This dress is great for wearing around the house. The material is heavy enough to wear without a bra. It is not wash and wear, but wrinkles and needs ironing if worn out in public.
Summer Favorite
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About Me Classic Dresser
I love these dresses! The fabric is substantial but light enough to be comfortable in hot weather. Their jewel colors are fabulous. Combined with classic styling, they are attractive enough for quick trips to the store. For those of us who prefer skirts and dresses to shorts when it's hazy, hot, and humid, they are the perfect solution for everyday wear, comfortable but perfectly presentable. With the right accessories, they could even be worn to workplaces where the dress code is casual. Fortunately for me they shrank when I sent them out to a laundry. It was fortunate because, although I ordered in my regular size, both dresses I bought were too large. Now they're perfect!
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I am very happy with this, it fits very well and looks nice
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It is ideal for around the house and also after surgery, especially with a cast on leg.
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By bubsmom
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i love the dress, especially the pocketsit looks nice and i can wear it all day. verycomfy
Casual Comfort & Style
By Sherry the shopper
from San Diego, CA
This dress was a gift for my mother who enjoys the comfort of this dress, and the ease of wear. The pockets are a favorite as well. It washes easily and the crinkle fabric allows for the wrinkles to look natural. The most recent order of this (I ordered last year) was not as soft and pliable as my first order, that was a bit disappointing. The first order was made from fabric that was softer and more of a gauzy feel. Perhaps it will soften with washing.Over all, this dress fills the bill for comfort and coverage, easy to wear in and around the house.


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Arsene Wenger described his 1,000th game in charge of Arsenal as one of the worst moments of his career after his side were humiliated 6-0 by Premier League title rivals Chelsea.
The celebrated Frenchman, who joined the Gunners from Japanese club Nagoya Grampus Eight 18 years ago, has been widely praised for revolutionising "boring boring" Arsenal and overseeing one of the most successful periods in the club's history.
What was meant to be a day of celebration for Wenger, however, very quickly turned into a nightmare as his side were completely dominated by a rampant Chelsea side at Stamford Bridge.
"Yes, of course it's one of the worst days (in my career)," the 64-year-old told the BBC. "It's over after 20 minutes and it's a long game after that. You don't prepare all week to experience that kind of experience."
Wenger cut a disconsolate figure on the sidelines and failed to attend his post-match news conference, though he did defend his team.
"This defeat is my fault, I take full responsibility for it," he added. "I don't think there's too much need to talk about the mistakes we made. We got a good hiding today."
So impressive against the lesser teams, Arsenal's problem this season has been against the other sides in the top four.
The Gunners have now conceded 17 goals in trips to Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea, the same number they have let in in their other 27 league games this season.
The performance at Stamford Bridge was littered with mistakes which led to a number of Chelsea's goals but Wenger was reluctant to dwell on his side's inadequacies.
"It's how we respond now on Tuesday night (against Swansea) and the best way is not to explain too much the mistakes," he added.
Arsenal now sit seven points behind Chelsea having played one game fewer and their title chase looks forlorn. Their best hope of a first trophy for nine years lies in the FA Cup where they face a semi-final against holders Wigan Athletic next month.
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Hmmm.. strangely I agree with you.
Although I still don't like you.
Now i'm really not sure if i like you. You yell at people for being paranoid the world is "Changing", "ending", Or "whatever" using worthless profanity. THEN you write things like this, that i agree with.
I really don't like being accused of someone who "thought" the world is ending, just because I didn't like the way you came about it by nasty name calling, and dribble that a robber would use in a bank hold up.
But you accused me of being a apocalypstard, when in reality, I just didn't like the way you were pushing your point through profanity? Whos gonna listen to you with all that negativity and low energy language?
you didn't yell in this thread.. and you made a nice point. Whats going on with you? Are you ok?
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Left behind, lost in a world of false hope and reality. Wondering spiritually… with never a clear point of direction. Why on earth would you allow your own sacred perceptions to the vibration of cowardly existence? How can the physical limitations not keep the presence of this connection from manifesting into your very own existence? In a physical reality,this is past the point of anything possible. My energy is taking over my every physical instinct, past the point of third dimensional realization. Can one simply "be" in another reality feeling the same frequencies as another source, and cease to find solitude in anything third dimensional? I have yet to conquer the merely simple material happiness. I was never able to absorb the code within the harmony of achieving the things that co-exist with the third dimension. I don't expand and flow with things I can see in an obvious delusion of perceptions. I can only connect with the perceptions that over-ride any material manifestation. That connection is found with only one, Is it you I seek within the balance of my eternity? ~Aiya~
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Among the several ways in which enterprises around the city are encouraging voting, nothing comes close to the way food outlets in Pune have incentivized responsible voting. Several restaurants via an online booking website have begun a vote and get discounts offer where all you need to do is show you finger with the ink and get a discount on food.Rishab Oswal, partner at Hungry Table said, "Although we are just 8 months old, as an enterprise we understand the importance of voting and making people vote."
Renowned watering holes such as Flambos and 11 east street cafe are offering a 15% percent discount if you book online via a booking website." The food and voting connection sounds great, youngsters will really appreciate it ", said Aliasgar Mukhtiar, a food blogger.
For the club hopper, some clubs like 1 lounge and High Spirits Cafe are even giving freebies away by giving a drink free if you show the finger. Whereas The Brew Pub has gone up to 50% discount on all its drinks to the voters of legal drinking age.
Lemon Tart at Trois
And if you have a sweet tooth then you are in for a treat too! Malaka Spice is offering a free south east Asian style dessert while Trois, a premier fine dine restaurant promised to give its responsible citizen customers a free selection from their French desserts. Mayur Gadkari, Manager of Trois justified the expense, " It is alright if such discounts hamper our profits , as long as this encourages people to vote ."
International burger chains and submarine sandwich chains have also whipped up their vote day discount menu!


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Trius Appoints Don Batts and Ralph Corey to Clinical Advisory Board
Renowned Physicians Join World Class Group of Advisors
"Don and Ralph bring years of academic and industry experience to the Advisory Board that will benefit us as we advance torezolid into Phase 3 development," said
"Torezolid is one of the most compelling antibacterial drugs in the clinic so I look forward to advising Trius on its continued development," said Dr. Batts, who was lead investigator at the Upjohn Company for the development of linezolid, the sole marketed antibiotic in the oxazolidinone class.
"I look forward to working closely with Dr. Prokocimer and the rest of the Trius team to help develop the clinical and regulatory strategy for torezolid as it moves into Phase 3 testing," said Dr. Corey.
"The guidance that these distinguished clinicians provide will be critical not only for torezolid as it transitions into Phase 3 testing, but also for our preclinical programs as we advance them toward Phase 1 testing," said
About Trius Therapeutics
Trius Therapeutics is discovering and developing innovative antibacterial drugs for the treatment of infections caused by drug-resistant pathogens. The company's lead drug candidate, torezolid, is a second generation oral and IV oxazolidinone antibiotic with potent activity against drug-resistant Gram-positive bacterial pathogens including those resistant to Zyvox(R), the only marketed antibacterial drug of the oxazolidinone class. Trius has licensed worldwide rights outside of Korea to torezolid from Dong-A Pharmaceuticals. Trius' pipeline includes two preclinical programs with lead candidates being developed to treat serious infections caused by Gram-negative bacterial pathogens. For more information, visit www.triusrx.com.
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Musc. Ravageur.
What do tou think is the most sexual/sensual fragrance, the best thing to wear for those intimate occasions?
My choice would be Gucci Envy - its just so HOTT! I luv it!
Musc. Ravageur.
"Wait...is David Bowie really God?" - Penelope Garcia
Montale's Aoud Amber.
Musc Ravageur
Nuit Noire
Chocolat Frais by Il Profumo. Resistance is futile
"Why not seize the pleasure at once?"
-- Jane Austen (Sun, and Mercury in Sagittarius)
Rose 31. Fo' shizzle.
Musc Ravageur, mah nizzle.
Peggy: "Right now, we have to get to the mental institution. Something terrible has happened."
Latrelle: "What?"
Peggy: "Brother Boy has tried to kill himself. He jumped out of his bedroom window."
Latrelle: "Isn't he only on the second floor?"
Peggy: "Yes, but he hit his head on a lawn gnome."
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"Live, live, live! Life is a banquet, and most poor suckers are starving to death."
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From my experience:
1. Envy
2. Allure
3. Dunhill Desire
4. Very Irresistible
Current Top 5
1. Creed Aventus
2. A*Men Pure Malt
3. L'instant Extreme
4. Nasomatto Duro
5. CDG - Kyoto
Life is a banquet...and I got botulism! -- Me
Ambre Sultan all the way for me. Sex in a bottle.
Two way tie:
Ambre Sultan and Musc Ravageur
I've trademarked the color bleu
Dior Homme works for me.
You are not your perfume.
This changes for me all the time, but for now: Havana, and Bois 1920 Extreme.
Gaultier2 warms well between bodies (and the sheets!)
And I second your Gucci Envy.
MKK...killer... feline & luminous, just like said on SL site.
Test it...wear it...and no regrets afterwards.
Haven't this topic been discussed for a ten times at least...around we go.
I was going to say Sécrétions Magnifiques, but you can probably just make your own...
Any oily and think oriental. Jaipur edp comes to mind first.
gucci pour homme
and opium YSL ( cheap version of it is iceberg twice ).
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"Wow, I've never smelled anything like that before."
Honey in various forms (often powder) turns into one of the most sensual smells there is, especially after being on the skin for several hours. For this reason, honey dust is widely used among high class call girls. The drydown of Miel de Bois (honey of wood) reveals this massively sensual scent intensely with an accord of the most natural smelling honey and an oud variant.
Opium, M7 and Rive Gauche
Current choice: Jean Paul Guerlain's new Spiritueuse Double Vanille.
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Since I posted this as the most masculine fragrance I have, I guess it also fits in this category: CdG Sequoia
Although M7 works well, too.
Rose Poivre although I feel it's more sexual than sensual.
Vetiver 46 by Le Labo, or Aoud Lime by montale.
Kiehl's Musk edt.
Kingdom by Alexander McQueen.
I feel like wearing a condom before I spray it.
This gem was recently brought to our attention:
I think it might fit the bill
I'm a colognosaurus. Rawr!
jack black signature (original),pure sex
#TOP 5#: Penhaligons Racquets,Jean Pascal Homme,Romeo Gigli Uomo,ST Barth Homme,Domenico Caraceni
Jovan Musk for Men and Sex Appeal remind me of guys with leisure suits, Qiana shirts, and chains hitting on the ladies. The successful ones "do the hustle" into the night....LOL.
Otherwise...in the real world....I will second the Gaultier2....nice amber musk fragrance with vanilla.
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Daycare feeds the homeless
FLORENCE, Ky. -- Thanksgiving for Randy Hamilton used to involve standing on the soup line in Covington. He had hit a rough patch in life and didn't have a Thanksgiving feast to share with a family.
But this year is different: Hamilton is one of several Florence volunteers who helped give back to those in need this holiday season at the TLC Learning Center.
"When you have been there and you have done that and you see somebody in the spot you have been, you kind of look back down and touch them a little bit," Hamilton said. "You see if you can't help them get up back where you're at."
This was the first time the Northern Kentucky daycare provided food and clothing to those who desperately need it.
But the volunteers there say it wont be their last.
"We just want to teach the kids what Thanksgiving is all about," Coordinator Savannah Jackson said. "We Facebooked. I believe we put it on Craigslist also. We took flyers to so many places."
Although they tried to get the word out the best they could, volunteers at the daycare said the turnout on Thanksgiving was small.
But they know the need is still there.
After eating a hot meal, those who showed up were given hats, scarves and gloves to stay warm.
"Around Thanksgiving, we don't tell our kids about pilgrims and all of that," Jackson said. "We're telling them more about the sales at Black Friday."
Jackson said she's hoping that word of their effort will spread and next year there will be a much bigger turnout.


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Most surveyed don't want mayor to take over control of S.D. district; teachers are given favorable marks
Jerry Sullivan, 76, of Point Loma, was among those who participated in the survey. He said he saw value in the city assisting public schools, but worried that it would create another level of oversight in addition to the state and federal government.
"I think it's appropriate for a mayor to take an interest in what's going on in the schools, but I don't think it's appropriate for the mayor or city government to have an active role in overseeing or in any way regulating how the schools operate," said Sullivan, who teaches mathematics to adults at the San Diego Community College District.
Increasingly, mayors across the country are seeking strong roles in local schools. According to the poll, education is the issue the San Diego mayor and City Council should be paying attention to after the economy and jobs.
Nine percent said schools were succeeding in providing a quality education, 64 percent said they were struggling but providing a quality education and 21 percent said they were failing.
Groups more likely to view schools as failing include seniors, self-described conservatives, registered Republicans and DeMaio supporters.
Voters placed most of the blame for city school problems on state education officials (56 percent), followed by the school board (51 percent), parents (48 percent), and federal education officials (46 percent) — all ahead of teachers unions (43 percent).
The school board is viewed more unfavorably (39 percent) than favorable (31 percent).
Teachers received the highest grades from voters (63 percent give an "A" or "B") compared with principals and administrators (37 percent) and the school board (21 percent).
Those with a particularly unfavorable view of the school board include registered Republicans, voters making $50,000 to $99,000 a year, people who voted in each of the past five elections, and those that rate local public schools negatively.
Curt Welker, 55, a certified public accountant from Carmel Valley, said there's enough blame to go around.
"Everybody has to look in the mirror and take their share of the blame for the kids not being educated as well as they should be and the fact that our schools, frankly, are failing," Welker said.
Sullivan, the adult educator, is among those holding more positive view of public schools.
"We don't need a tremendous amount of money to make the schools work, but it does cost money to pay teachers and maintain the facilities, and unless we take an overall, long-range look at what resources we need, and where we are going to get the revenue to support those resources, we are going to be fighting an uphill battle," he said.
Thirty-four percent of voters gave San Diego public schools an "A" or "B," but only 20 percent gave those grades to schools nationally.
Addressing a slate of possible reforms, 59 percent support spending education dollars efficiently so more money reaches classrooms, 54 percent encourage greater parental involvement, and 45 percent favor reducing class sizes. Self-described liberals, younger voters and those that feel education is the most important issue see keeping class sizes low as a way to improve student achievement.


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Overnight my wife turned into an orgy-loving swinger desperate to have seedy sex with strangers.. but I still love her; EXCLUSIVE HEARTBROKEN HUSBAND WARNS HOW AN INTERNET OBSESSION DESTROYED HIS MARRIAGE.
AS heartbroken Allan Shepherd stares sadly at a picture of himself with once-loyal wife Lynette, he can only guess whose bed she will be spending the night in.
It could be Superdave from Hampshire, Billy from Oxford, or any one of a score of strange men or even couples.
For after 27 happy years Allan's marriage has been torn to shreds by Lynette's obsession with SWINGING.
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CHOSE SWINGING over her marriage when she was given an ultimatum.
Incredibly, 57-year-old Allan is still prepared to forgive Lynette, 49, and says: "I still love her. I thought we'd grow old together, and I can't bear to share her with anyone else.
"Swinging has cost Lynette her family, but all would be forgiven if she stopped now. I just don't want to see her come to any harm."
Allan's nightmare began a year ago when Royal Mail worker Lynette was signed off on long-term sick leave with kidney problems.
Bored at home, the mum of three and grandmother of two turned to the internet for company.
Allan said: "It began innocently with us buying and selling on eBay. Lynette hadn't used the web much before and as she grew more confident she started using chatrooms.
"Then she bought a webcam. I was pleased at first that she'd found something to occupy herself with. It gave her a new lease of life."
But Lynette's hobby soon became an obsession. Allan, of Monmouth, South Wales, would often wake in the middle of the night to find an empty space in bed beside him.
Downstairs he would find Lynette hunched over the keyboard, tapping messages to strangers as far afield as Morocco and Hawaii.
Bizarrely, Lynnette then began dressing up for the camera, donning a series of wigs for her web chats.
Allan said: "One night I came home from work and Lynette was sat at the computer wearing a long, blonde wig.
"I asked her what she was doing and she said she was just having a laugh. Then I caught her wearing a brown curly wig. She gave the same excuse. I didn't like it, and I told her so." Allan begged her to limit the amount of time she spent glued to the computer but his wife refused.
He said: "One night during a blazing row I chucked the computer out of the window. But she went straight out and bought a new laptop."
The situation came to a head in July when Lynette said she was visiting a pal in Oxford for a girlie weekend.
When she returned, Allan watched gobsmacked as his wife unpacked her collection of wigs from her suitcase.
He said: "It was obvious she hadn't been on a cosy weekend with the girls. She told me straight. She'd been at a sex party. She was very graphic about what she'd done there.
"She'd had sex with other men, two women, and a couple. There were threesomes, foursomes. It had gone on all weekend.
"The words were like a dagger to my heart. I reeled in hor ror, absolutely devastated. I'd never been hurt so much before." Humiliated, Allan gave his wife an ultimatum - if she didn't stop her sordid behaviour he would leave.
He said: "I didn't really want to go because despite everything I still loved her.
But she called my bluff. To my horror she told me that I could do what I wanted, but there was no way she was going to give up swinging."
Lynette also revealed that she had been a member of a sex website for three months, using the false name Natasha69.
The mum had posted photos on the site posing as a Bunny Girl in woodlands and boasting that she was "very outgoing" and "not shy at all".
Under an advert headed "Sex -love it", Lynette said she would love to meet couples and bisexual females and that she "loves sex, especially oral".
Son Adam, 26, who has left home and moved in with his father, said: "I can't bring myself to talk to her. She has ripped our family apart."
WILD: Lynette (left) in a bunny pose, the couple (right) in happier times and the internet ad (above); APPALLED: Son Adam and hubby Allan; LUSTING: Lynette in one of the poses that shocked her husband
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The outpouring of ideas and reactions to the story about Thu Thi Vo (Covey) was tremendous. There were comments on VWK as well as email messages that people sent. We mounted a virtual group effort to help Thu Thi's brother reunite with her, and I wanted to update you on what has been going on.
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INGREDIENTSINGREDIENTS: Water, Witch Hazel Distillate, Cucumber Extract, Glycerin, Panthenol, Hexylene Glycol, PEG/PPG-17/6 Copolymer, Carbomer, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Hydroxide, Phenoxyethanol, Polyglycerylmethacrylate, Imidazolidinyl Urea, Methylparaben, Sodium Hyaluronate, Glycyrrhizinic Acid, Tetrasodium EDTA, Citric Acid, Propylene Glycol, Chamomile Oil.
on 11/23/2011 12:17:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
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Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse
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I think this works better as a daily eye moisturizer for younger skin than as a way of diminishing wrinkles. I'm not finding it sticky, probably because I'm not applying too much. It feels nice and cool when applied but it feels almost the same as a fragrance-free, facial moisturizer. So overall it's ok but I don't think I'll repurchase.
on 9/27/2011 11:24:00 AM
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Eyes: Brown
I apply this right before bed and it feels great...I have to be more consistent but I think it's worth trying if you have tired eyes or fine lines
on 6/13/2011 12:11:00 AM
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Eyes: Blue
Hmmm, would I buy this stuff again? Well, I have bought it repeatedly, but I think it's more based on the price than the results. This stuff is pretty inexpensive, but I can't really tell if it's doing anything for me. I do like to put it in the fridge and apply it once it's cooled down, feels awesome and does seem to de-puff my eyes a bit after a rough night or bad allergies. If you're looking for something based on anti-aging properties, this stuff might not top your list. It is good for day-to-day, though.
on 6/12/2011 8:48:00 AM
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I've read mixed opinions of using eye creams from different cosmetic experts . The cosmetic cop Paula Begoun claims , moisturizers for the eyes are NO different than facial moisturizers ...
I'm 29 and the fine lines under the eyes starting to show up more... I thought it's time to take care ..So i bought this ...I've always loved Olay ...The eye creams from their Regenerist and Total Effects line are expensive...So i chose this one. It cost about $ 12
This gel has cucumber in it... It is refreshing to the eye area..
But the container is not in a Pump form ..I hate to dip my fingers into the container again and again everytime i use it .So i dip a q-tip and take the product from it and apply it with my fingers ..( I'm very careful using the products around my eyes in particular ).
Though it is affordable and cooling I don't like it bcoz once it is absorbed or dried , whatever that is ,it feels kind of sticky and I feel like washing it off immediately .
I've only used it couple of times at night.. So don't know about the Age defying part .I don't use it in the morning bcoz i use my moisturizer with built- in SPF .
Not buying it again !!!
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I've found this to be a basic moisturizer without being greasy. It also doubled as a light all-over-the-face moisturizer. While it kept my eye area from flaking, it didn't stop my first crow's feet from forming during these past few months of usage. I think this gel may be suitable for younger skin only. I would only repurchase this as a backup product.
on 11/27/2010 1:29:00 AM
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this is the first eye cream i have ever tried and i am using it as a preventative measure as i am still in my early 20s.
since birth, one of my eyes has ALWAYS been way puffier than the other (i dont kno why, its not genetic) and i never used to use anything to treat it until i started noticing how PROFOUND it was in pictures. immediately, and without researching, i picked up a drugstore eye treatment to see if it would help. it did. in fact, both eyes have reduced in puffiness tremendously. hardly noticeable in pictures anymore and im glad.
and even though i am ever so grateful for the results, i would still like to see if there is another better product out there which is the only reason i would say no to repurchasing.
on 11/24/2010 7:02:00 AM
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I finished the product today, after a daily usage for 6 months.
It makes the eye area feel comforted,refreshed and moisturized.If you keep it in the fridge,the refreshing effect increases.
Though,it is not very useful for morning usage since it does not have SPF.So, I used it only at nights.
I guess the "age defying" part of the gel did not work for me;I did not see any improvement in my eye area-the fine lines stayed where they were before.
I have not observed any bad effects.
It is a nice,light moisturizer for the eye area.But I will not repurchase it since I am looking for a deeper moisturizing effect.
on 11/9/2010 12:58:00 PM
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It's okay, helps concealer go on smoothly (for my dark circles). Not sure it's helping wrinkles diminish but it doesn't clog my pores unless I put too much on.
I just wish it came in a squeeze tube, more sanitary that way.
on 11/6/2010 11:45:00 PM
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Terrific eye gel. I keep it in the fridge which makes it work even better. Helps depuff, serves as a primer and hydrates the eye area. I often slap this on first thing upon wakening, just feels so invigorating. Highly rec.
on 8/30/2010 10:09:00 AM
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Great product!
At 31, I'm getting the onset of fine lines around my eyes and more crepeyness around the delicate skin in that area. I'm really not panicky about that. . . I am ok with aging and know nothing can stop the march of time. But I'll take any little improvements and perks that come my way at a reasonable cost.
Enter this eye gel. It's reasonable—around $12 full price. Soothing and feels light and easy on the delicate eye area. Hydration is great—which surprises me a bit since the product is not at all "heavy" like many moisturizers I have used. After using it for a week, only at night, my eye area skin feels a little firmer and just healthier.
No drastic changes, but I feel like my eyes look fresher.
I have hereditary dark circles, and this does not diminish them (it doesn't claim to), but concealer glides smoothly over the area, and I'm cool with that.
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White House aims to avoid spectacle with photos
Abby Phillip, White House reporter for Politico
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