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From the unique perspective of David Sedaris comes a new collection of essays taking his listeners on a bizarre and stimulating world tour. From the perils of French dentistry to the eating habits of the Australian kookaburra, from the squat-style toilets of Beijing to the particular wilderness of a North Carolina Costco, we learn about the absurdity and delight of a curious traveler's experiences. Whether railing against the habits of litterers in the English countryside or marveling over a disembodied human arm in a taxidermist's shop, Sedaris takes us on side-splitting adventures that are not to be forgotten.
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"Devout Fan Disappointed"
When I discovered David Sedaris I was elated, devouring everything he'd written, preferably in audio format so I could enjoy his delivery. He is a witty genius exploring life experiences for humorous, thought provoking, and snarky effect.
This book however produced fewer laugh-out-loud moments instead turning out the occasional chuckle and a few smiles. Listening is like visiting an old friend who doesn't have much new to share; maybe the well is dry for now. A full length book should have been replaced with an article or two in the New Yorker.
The transition music was long and eerie, not in keeping with the tone for the content. Also, his delivery wasn't as fervent and immediate as in earlier performances.
Still love David, and am not frustrated I used my credit. My advice to those who enter is this...don't expect the same initial high from his earlier work and enjoy the nostalgia. His body of work is phenomenal and am hopeful for future writings.
I value intelligent stories with characters I can relate to. I can appreciate good prose, but a captivating plot is way more important.
"Always a Sedaris fan, but this isn't his best"
Frankly I would listen to David Sedaris reading a grocery list. His storytelling is superb, and even when he's not bringing his A-game, he's still phenomenal.
That being said, this book wasn't particularly memorable. And if you're new to Sedaris, I'd recommend looking elsewhere first.
"He Not Talk So Pretty"
The first time I heard Sedaris, I thought I was listening to the funniest, most clever and original humorist since the early years of George Carlin and Steve Martin, whose live performances had you leaning on complete strangers to help support your racked-with-laughter body to keep you off the floor. Forget polite sophisticated chuckles--these were open-mouthed, tears down your cheeks, ugly-faced guffaws. You never finished a drink before the carbonation went flat...you knew there'd not be even one safe second to swallow before an explosive laugh might send that sparkly beverage spraying out your nose. Sedaris even had the added unique ability to get you laughing at those never before funny, tough memories we all share--those growing up rights of passage moments that elicit laughter through tears. He was (and is) that good at observing life and the ridiculous humor in the everyday.
Maybe I've lost my funny bone, but it seemed like something was missing with this latest collection. I never felt the urge to rewind and listen again, and at times found myself giving an obligatory chuckle out of respect for a comedic genius that has shared better comedy. He is still observant and witty; several of the pieces were great, but there was not much that seemed new and crisp, nothing to catch you off guard and slap you silly. There's a dusty air of reflection, even melancholy, in a few of the pieces that set a tone that stayed with me, in spite of some sunnier funnier bits. But then, maybe unfairly, I always compare his latest to his greatest, the one that had me afraid to drink a Coke even alone at home--Me Talk Pretty One Day; several guffaws better that hooting it up here with the owls.
Fans of Sedaris will still enjoy this, and will probably get plenty of laughs that make it worth the price of admission. Anything that can lift our spirits, give us a little enjoyment, and make us smile is worthwhile, afterall. *Worth mentioning: not a great or consistent production. As usual, there are live bits which you expect to be a little tougher to listen to, but even the studio recorded pieces are tinny and inferior.
Audible brings the printed word to vibrant life. It's such fun to listen while driving or doing the chores.
"Prescription for The Blues"
I read this book after a day of thwarted effort, and it was a perfect escape, a pleasurable dive into David Sedaris's quirky, sharply observed, and often hilarious world.
Audiobooks offer a more intimate, warmer reading experience than the printed page, and Mr. Sedaris's work is a perfect fit for Audible. He performs well, and possesses the gift of mimicry, and hearing him read his own writing heightens the reading experience for the listener, makes it more immediate and alive.
I also like the musical stings that set up each essay reading in the audiobook, but the sound capture on some of the live performance segments wasn't very good. Not a show-stopper but I don't need to hear a audience clapping or laughing to find a given segment funny.
The audio may enhance the work, but the content is what really draws you in and holds you. Mr. Sedaris takes the humdrum and turns it into an opportunity to learn, to observe an unfolding cultural narrative. The simple act of standing in line to board a plane becomes a broad comedy of social manners; his interaction with a telemarketer from a far-away place launches him into an unexpected and poignant story about white privilege in the American south.
Mr. Sedaris writes about personal stuff, but never self-indulgently. Coming of age, his troubles with addiction, his personal obsessions, all are inputs into his essays. But his writing makes them so much more than personal family anecdotes: they have the ring of familiarity, of a universal cultural experience, especially for baby boomers.
Many of us recognize The Father who can only criticize and challenge and sometimes beat the son, and, more broadly, the struggle to communicate that exists in families. He also explores the enormous power that families have to define us, to give meaning to our lives.
Mr. Sedaris comments about his lifelong daily diarizing habit as recording life rather than living it. But his voice is that of someone watching in puzzlement and appreciation, not judgment or a sense of aggrievement.
My favourite essays in the book involve his everyday experience as an American abroad, where ordinary errands become adventures in cultural and social exploration.
At times, the humour is laced with empathy. At other times, the author employs more edgy satire. This is especially apparent in the essays at the end, where he skewers the politics of hatred and bigotry, taking the idea to absurd extremes. I found these stories less interesting because I think they are pure imagination, rather than grounded in observation and experience. Similarly, his dog poems, like the title itself, seemed contrived to me, and this is why I gave this wonderful book a rating of 4 instead of 5.
Since I buy David Sedaris's books not for their titles, but for his unique voice, his wonderful storytelling, comic timing, and brilliant turns of phrase--and I'm still laughing about his description of Australia as "Canada in a thong"--I'd highly recommend "Let's Explore Diabetes With Owls".
"Started out great....but fizzled"
This book starts out funny and witty in wonderful Sedaris style, but then gets very political. I turn off the TV to get away from all the different view points. I barely made it to the end.
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"Perfect Medicine"
This was the perfect book for my mood. After plodding though "Crime and Punishment", I needed a light pick me up and this collection of comical essays did the trick!
Regarding the performance, just like in "When You Are Engulfed In Flames" the laughs in the live-stand-up-speeches are BEYOND irritating.
"Not For The Easily Offended"
Let's Explore Diabetes with Owls by David Sedarius is a collection of irreverent, but drily humorous essays and stand up comedic performances. Some of the content was creative, clever, and fresh. Some was not. This listen is not for the easily offended.
"I love David Sedaris!"
Hysterical, sharp, witty
He has some of the best timing!
I always find David Sedaris to have a unique perspective on life. Even when he is cruel he is funny.
Entertainment business executive, love to listen to audio books as I traverse the LA freeway system.
"Good book, however I think David needs help"
Enjoyed that each chapter was its own story or essay. David gives a well timed 'performance' or reading that I thoroughly enjoyed.
Less negative stories about his father. I get it, I get it, he was a jerk that could care less about David - however the 5th time I have to hear about some related story that his father was so terrible honestly got annoying. It became a cheap running joke and I found myself fast forwarding past any story involving the relationship with this father.
No - not meant for that format.
"Told in the style of a 6.5 hour NPR broadcast"
Not overtly funny, subtle and relaxing like an NPR broadcast (I love NPR by the way). Not quite enough meat to merit a $ book.
No real standout moment, an average life told with subtle humor. The standard suburban kid story. Not funnier or more eventful than your average life. I expected more from a published autobiography. He takes average experiences and retells them without adding much additional humor. Its mildly amusing.
The narration, like the story, was uneventful. Not bad, not great. Told in the stereotypical even cadence and tone of a Saturday Night Live NPR skit.
I didn't know much about Mr Sedaris, I bought the book because of the best seller status (mistake I know) and its classification as humor/bio a genre I like. I feel I got a full taste but found nothing worthy of a book.
Its not bad, not great. He seems like a nice man and there is some humor there. Its not a terribly emotional story or narration. The story is better in snippets versus a marathon listen. Its decent enough to listen to in the car if you are driving at a time when NPR isn't broadcasting talk. If you drive during mornings and afternoons, save your money and listen to NPR, you will get the same experience for free.
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GOUVERNEUR E.J. Noble Hospital is renovating a part of its new wing for a federally subsidized primary care clinic that could open this fall.
Itll give an advantage to the community, said Rebecca J. Faber, spokeswoman for E.J. Noble and for Canton-Potsdam Hospital, Potsdam, which has a management agreement with the Gouverneur hospital. It will be a safety net that serves everybody.
The state Department of Health has given its approval for the clinic that will be run by Community Health Center of the North Country in 6,700 square feet of space leased from the hospital. The Cerebral Palsy Association of the North Country, the umbrella organization of Community Health Center of the North Country, also operates a federally qualified health center in Canton.
Higher reimbursements allow the federally qualified clinics to serve more people who are underinsured or uninsured. The designation allows the health center to charge on a sliding scale based on income and family size.
The centers provide patients with their own practitioners and focus on preventive medicine as well as a continuum of care, Ms. Faber said.
The goal is to keep people out of the hospital, she said.
Construction might be done by the end of October.
Final contracts with physicians have not been signed yet but may include practitioners affiliated with E.J. Noble so patients could stay with those who have cared for them in the past, Ms. Faber said.
The proximity of the clinic to other hospital services will make it easier for patients who need other work done, such as blood tests or X-rays, she said.
The clinic will be in the new wing of the hospital that had briefly been home to physical therapy, respiratory therapy and EKGs. Those services will switch to a renovated location in the older section of the hospital near Kinney Nursing Home, where physical therapy was before.
I think they are going to be moving imminently, Ms. Faber said.
With a new board and under management of Canton-Potsdam Hospital, E.J. Noble has been working diligently to regain its financial footing. The Health Department shut down the hospitals lab last September, forcing the closure of some of its essential services.
Most surgeries and a maternity ward remain off-limits, but the hospital has regained a number of its lab functions and is waiting on a critical access designation that will decrease its losses by providing higher Medicare reimbursements.
The hospital decided to shut down clinics in Harrisville and Russell but will reopen its DeKalb Junction satellite by the end of July with physicians assistant Ron Simmons, Ms. Faber said.
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(C) section 1437f of this title; or
(8) Federally owned housing
The term "federally owned housing" means residential dwellings owned or managed by a Federal agency, or for which a Federal agency is a trustee or conservator. For the purpose of this paragraph, the term "Federal agency" includes the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Farmers Home Administration, the Resolution Trust Corporation, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the General Services Administration, the Department of Defense, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of the Interior, the Department of Transportation, and any other Federal agency.
(9) Federally supported work
The term "federally supported work" means any lead hazard evaluation or reduction activities conducted in federally owned or assisted housing or funded in whole or in part through any financial assistance program of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Farmers Home Administration, or the Department of Veterans Affairs.
(10) Friction surface
The term "friction surface" means an interior or exterior surface that is subject to abrasion or friction, including certain window, floor, and stair surfaces.
(11) Impact surface
The term "impact surface" means an interior or exterior surface that is subject to damage by repeated impacts, for example, certain parts of door frames.
(12) Inspection
(13) Interim controls
The term "interim controls" means a set of measures designed to reduce temporarily human exposure or likely exposure to lead-based paint hazards, including specialized cleaning, repairs, maintenance, painting, temporary containment, ongoing monitoring of lead-based paint hazards or potential hazards, and the establishment and operation of management and resident education programs.
(14) Lead-based paint
(15) Lead-based paint hazard
The term "lead-based paint hazard" means any condition that causes exposure to lead from lead-contaminated dust, lead-contaminated soil, lead-contaminated paint that is deteriorated or present in accessible surfaces, friction surfaces, or impact surfaces that would result in adverse human health effects as established by the appropriate Federal agency.
(16) Lead-contaminated dust
The term "lead-contaminated dust" means surface dust in residential dwellings that contains an area or mass concentration of lead in excess of levels determined by the appropriate Federal agency to pose a threat of adverse health effects in pregnant women or young children.
(17) Lead-contaminated soil
The term "lead-contaminated soil" means bare soil on residential real property that contains lead at or in excess of the levels determined to be hazardous to human health by the appropriate Federal agency.
(18) Mortgage loan
The term "mortgage loan" includes any loan (other than temporary financing such as a construction loan) that—
(B) either—
(i) is insured, guaranteed, made, or assisted by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Department of Veterans Affairs, or the Farmers Home Administration, or by any other agency of the Federal Government; or
(19) Originating mortgage institution
The term "originating mortgage institution" means a lender that provides mortgage loans.
(20) Priority housing
(21) Public housing
(22) Reduction
The term "reduction" means measures designed to reduce or eliminate human exposure to lead-based paint hazards through methods including interim controls and abatement.
(23) Residential dwelling
The term "residential dwelling" means—
(24) Residential real property
The term "residential real property" means real property on which there is situated 1 or more residential dwellings used or occupied, or intended to be used or occupied, in whole or in part, as the home or residence of 1 or more persons.
(25) Risk assessment
The term "risk assessment" means an on-site investigation to determine and report the existence, nature, severity and location of lead-based paint hazards in residential dwellings, including—
(A) information gathering regarding the age and history of the housing and occupancy by children under age 6;
(27) Target housing
The term "target housing" means any housing constructed prior to 1978, except housing for the elderly or persons with disabilities (unless any child who is less than 6 years of age resides or is expected to reside in such housing for the elderly or persons with disabilities) or any 0-bedroom dwelling. In the case of jurisdictions which banned the sale or use of lead-based paint prior to 1978, the Secretary, at the Secretary's discretion, may designate an earlier date.
Source(Pub. L. 102–550, title X, § 1004,Oct. 28, 1992, 106 Stat. 3898.)
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This chapter, referred to in text, was in the original "this Act", meaning title X of Pub. L. 102–550, Oct. 28, 1992, 106 Stat. 3897, known as the Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act of 1992. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 4851 of this title and Tables.
Section 1 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965, referred to in par. (7)(B), is section 1 ofPub. L. 89–117, which is set out as a Short Title of 1965 Amendment note under section 1701 of Title 12, Banks and Banking.
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CANTON In the first of two testimonies to be recorded for the potential trial of Bobbie Jo Zeller, a Waddington woman said she loaned money with tender loving care.
The conditional examinations of alleged victim June H. McQueeney, 81, began Tuesday afternoon in St. Lawrence County Court with Ms. McQueeneys testimony.
Ms. Zeller is accused of conning Ms. McQueeney out of more than $15,000, according to evidence submitted to the court during the testimony.
Previously, it had been reported Ms. McQueeney had been defrauded of $3,000.
Ms. Zeller, 36, of 72 W. Main St., Apt. 4, Norfolk, faces two counts of second-degree grand larceny, two counts of third-degree grand larceny, three counts of second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument and one count of first-degree scheme to defraud.
Ms. McQueeneys alleged victimization comes through her relationship with retired Waddington priest Monsignor Robert L. Lawler.
Monsignor Lawler allegedly had more than $300,000 stolen from him and his parish by Ms. Zeller, who is accused of manipulating them with stories about her desperate need for cash to care for an ailing son.
We were very good friends, Ms. McQueeney said. He said he had been helping Bobby Jo.
That was in 2010.
Monsignor Lawler hadnt asked Ms. McQueeney to respond to Ms. Zellers cries for financial help, she said.
He came to a point where he said he couldnt give her any more money, Ms. McQueeney said. I said I could help her with money, and I gave her money from my savings.
But Ms. McQueeney said that help led to the depletion of those savings with a final check for $1,751.18 that closed her Met Life account.
Seven checks totaling $9,651.18 came from that account.
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Ms. McQueeney said Ms. Zeller continued to tell her she needed the money, although, she confessed, she never knew why she needed it.
And as District Attorney Nicole Duv� continued to submit packets of photocopied checks from an additional account Ms. McQueeney had at Community Bank, a total of 25 checks were authenticated as being cashed to help Ms. Zeller for a total of $15,451.18.
Every time I gave her money I said I expected to have this paid back, Ms. McQueeney said.
When Ms. Duv� asked her how much of that money she saw returned, Ms. McQueeney replied, Not a penny. Never a bit.
The checks were either cashed by her or written to Monsignor Lawler, all for the purpose of going to help Ms. Zeller, Ms. McQueeney said.
I thought I was helping her, Ms. McQueeney said, and, as a sign of that help, she wrote the letters TLC on the memo line of eight of those checks.
TLC, which stood for tender loving care, because I believed they were going to help Bobbie Jo, Ms. McQueeney told Ms. Duv� when she was asked what the letters represented.
Ms. McQueeneys testimony was adjourned and will continue at 8:30 a.m. today.
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Starting a home-based business may be a good way to test an idea, but people should weigh the positives and negatives prior to jumping into a venture.
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Klotz assisted Coach Kevin O'Brien in making Lipscomb history during the 2013 season. The team made it to the Atlantic Sun Tournament for the first time in program history. They finished the year with an overall record of 6-8-5 and a conference record of 3-3-3, a program best.
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Led by 25 points from senior Sarah Nelson, the Creighton women's basketball team defeated Oregon State, 70-62, in the Bluejays' opening game in the Duel in the Desert Tournament on Thursday, Dec. 19.
The win lifted Creighton to 5-5 on the season, while Oregon State fell to 6-3 overall.
Committed to getting the ball inside, Creighton posted senior Alyssa Kamphaus for a short jumper on the first possession to take a 2-0 lead. Oregon State came right back on the next possession to take the lead 3-2 on a trifecta by Ali Gibson. It was the Beavers only lead of the game as the Bluejays went right back to Kamphaus for another seven-foot jumper, keying a 14-4 Creighton run to push the Bluejays out to an 16-7 edge at the 11:05 mark. Nelson delivered six points to lead the Bluejays' charge, while sophomore Marissa Janning and freshman Lauren works each added a trey.
Creighton's plan to create offense by driving the ball to the basket worked to perfection in the opening period as the Bluejays pushed their lead to as much as 17 (35-18) late in the first half, but Oregon State gained a measure of momentum with a three-pointer in its final possession to make it 35-21 at halftime.
Despite entering the game shooting over 40% from three-point land, the Bluejays limited Oregon State to just 4-of-17 (24%) from beyond the arc in the opening frame.
The Beavers came out of halftime with a 5-1 burst, cutting the Creighton advantage to just 10 points at 36-26 (16:58). Janning responded by driving to the basket to earn two free throws. Oregon State, however, kept charging to make it a 40-34 contest with 13:44 remaining.
Creighton's seniors rose to the challenge as Nelson and Jordan Garrison delivered back-to-back buckets to push the Jays lead back to double-digits at 44-34 (11:49).
Oregon State rallied with six straight to get as close as the Beavers had been since midway through the opening period 44-40 (9:38). Over the next six minutes the two squads went back and forth, setting the stage for a furious finish.
Leading 57-54 with 3:07 showing on the clock, Nelson converted a driving layup along the right side of the bucket and finished off the traditional three-point play to make it 60-54 (2:06). After a defensive stop, Nelson converted another interior bucket, giving Creighton a 62-54 edge.
Oregon State, though, wasn't done just yet. The Beavers scored on a driving layup from Samantha Siegner with 1:01 and called a timeout to set up their defense. Oregon State came back on the floor, turning consecutive Bluejay turnovers into points to make it 62-61 with 39 seconds on the clock.
Creighton refused to fold, getting the ball to Janning along the corner to draw a Beaver foul. Janning calmly drained both shots from the charity stripe, then Nelson sealed the game by stealing a Beaver pass near mid-court.
A series of Bluejay free throws made the final score appear more definitive, 70-62.
Nelson's 25 led all scorers, while Janning added 22 points for the Bluejays.
Oregon State got 20 points from Jamie Weisner and 11 from Ali Gibson.
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The Jets are facing a major crossroads this offseason. Do they try to rehabilitate their shaken quarterback, or forge ahead with a new identity? More often than not, if there's a question as to whether or not a team's quarterback is "the guy" … then he's decidedly NOT "the guy." Generally the answer is plain, either he is or isn't … there's no middle ground. Even so, the Jets have made inquiries into a guy known for working with less rather than more since joining the NFL, David Lee.
In four years, the Jets have had some great moments, but they've come for Sanchez with a lot of help and he's seemingly unable to do it with less than the very best around him. So for the Jets, they know are going to be faced with some hard decisions about the black hole that has become their starting quarterback spot. To this monster decision facing the Jets this offseason, the New York Times had a fantastic post about whether Mark Sanchez should be considered a "sunk cost" by the Jets. In large part that argument will be framed up by whomever the Jets tab as their new offensive coordinator.
Since the Jets are busy yesterday and today interviewing three candidates for their coordinatorship, we've tried to rank them up for you … add your thoughts in the comments section!
1. Marty Morhinweg — I can't believe I'm ranking him up at the one spot … but here he sits nevertheless. With Morhinweg, it's a function of his steady and long production in Philadelphia under Andy Reid. While he was in Philly, he never had much of an offensive line to work with, but continually churned out solid passing offenses and in recent years a surging running game. MM has run the Philly offense since 2006 and has done a solid job with multiple quarterbacks. Morhinweg is a West Coast disciple so would put an emphasis on timing routes, footwork and rhythm in conjunction with an emphasis on short and medium passing routes. While they've deployed wrinkles with guys like Vick and McNabb, overall it's a system that is heavily reliant on the quarterback and his ability to create first downs through excellent communication and feel with his receivers.
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2. Pep Hamilton — Of the bunch, he's the young hotshot with ties to the Jets. He'll be the most intriguing and sexy prospect of the group, and rightly so. Hamilton also is known to run a West Coast system with similar tenets to what Morhinweg runs, but he's been the beneficiary of working with a resurgent Stanford team. Hamilton was Luck's OC/QB coach during his senior year at Stanford, so while Hamilton will get some credit, Luck was already what everyone expected by the time that Hamilton got a hold of him. Even so, Hamilton didn't do anything to mar Luck's prospects as he went through his senior season.
Implications: I think there's many similar things to what we wrote above for Morhinweg, but I also get the sense that Hamilton would be much firmer with the team's quarterbacks than maybe either of his two predecessors. Sanchez might be a veteran on this team who's been to two AFC Championship games, but he needs someone to break him out of his bad cycles and Hamilton might be the guy to do it.
3. Cam Cameron — Cameron was once considered one of the most brilliant offensive minds when he took over as head coach of the Dolphins, but it's been a long slide since those days and he's never had the same talent to repeat his shining moments in San Diego. Even so, he's had a good offensive line and some talented players in Baltimore, but never been able to duplicate his efforts. The evidence seems to be stacked against him. He was fired off a team en route to their AFC Championship run this season. He's had only one top ten offense in his four years in Baltimore. He's over-reliant on the Air Coryell deep ball, and I don't ever think I'll ever be able to get past this. Cam Cameron was one of the biggest influences on Brian Schottenheimer, who took his scheme and added more elements of stacking receivers and dividing the field into layers to attack. I don't know if Cameron is the right answer to the Jets problems.
Implications: If there's one bright spot, it would be that Mark Sanchez would be wholly unsuited to running this type of an offense. A full-on Coryell attack would have a heavy emphasis on power running and would command the quarterback to throw deep balls to force defenders to – in fact – defend the whole field. Unless Cameron modified his offense, Mark Sanchez does not have the arm strength to properly run this sort of system and it would be quickly apparent that he's unsuited to the task.


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POTSDAM Canton-Potsdam Hospital will launch an intensive outpatient program Monday for St. Lawrence County residents with drug and alcohol addictions.
The program is designed for patients whose addictions are too severe for normal outpatient care, but not serious enough to require a full inpatient rehabilitation program.
Patients will work with social workers and a substance-abuse counselor for three 3-hour sessions every week for six weeks at CPHs Norwood office.
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Its important because its a community service for those who might be busy moms and dads who are holding down a job who cant come in for that care, said Adam Bullock, director of Chemical Dependency and Rehabilitation Services at CPH.
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An estimated 20,000 people in St. Lawrence County are addicted to drugs or alcohol and have not been treated, Mr. Bullock said.
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Lets break down your actions and look at what youve done, Mr. Bullock said.
Even the best rehab programs are prone to frequent failure. Between 40 to 60 percent of addicts relapse after treatment, according to statistics from the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
Because of CPHs network of services for those suffering from addiction, it will be easier to find the right program for new patients and keep track of them once they leave, according to Mr. Bullock.
If a patient is homeless or has an unstable home life, the hospital will not enroll them in the new program; instead, it will send them to the existing inpatient facility.
Those in the program also will be monitored for undiagnosed psychiatric diseases and disorders, like depression, that sometimes accompany drug and alcohol addictions.
The new program is just one step in what Mr. Bullock said is an ongoing effort to raise awareness of drug addiction and increase treatment options for those affected.
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