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Well we all know that Elvis is dead, sadly but I dont know to me that pic looks weird. I guess you really change when you die, well that could be true because look at when James Brown died, the body in the coffin looked nothing like him. As for the autopsy, I didnt know that they cut Elvis' head to examine his brain. If I was Vernon I would have not allowed them to do that. I mean he's dead and there was no foul play, is there really a need to do that, we all knew that it was the drugs that killed him.
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Um....how else would they have examined his brain without opening his head?
We all now know that drugs played a role in Elvis's death--but I honestly don't believe that Vernon wanted to believe that drugs were involved. I say "involved" because an irregular heart beat is what is officially listed as the cause of death (and this was announced even before the autopsy was complete!). Vernon agreed to the autopsy but he did question the reasons for it before agreeing to the procedure. He wanted to find out why his son had died at such an early age. He actually thought that maybe Ginger or David or someone else could have possibly killed Elvis...so, in that respect, I don't blame Vernon for wanting an autopsy. And besides, I believe an autopsy would have had to have been performed anyway because Elvis died under what could be termed "suspicious circumstances".
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We Know All By J.esposito, Dick Grob, Etc.. The Coffin Picture Is Real !! Taken (stolen) By Elvis' Far Cousin & Sold To National Enquirer.
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That's not true Tony and you should not try to imtimadate others .
What in the world is wrong with you ?
It's definitly not that important
"I have learned never to ridicule any man's opinion, however strange it may seem."
I'm not trying to intimidate anyone....just using common sense.
Anybody who's knowledgeable about autopsies should know that they do, in fact, examine the brain.
Take a look at this: Autopsy Procedure
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Bone saw - used to cut through bone or skull
Gee...wonder what they do that for?
Thank you. My point has been made. That is all. I will no longer participate in this particular discussion.
You're right about one thing. It doesn't really matter--but it's helpful to know the facts when discussing things like this.
(And some people probably wonder why I don't post much here....)
Last edited by Tony Trout; 02-23-2008 at 06:51 AM.
To state that a M.E. would be breaking the law if a cranial autopsy were not done, is just not a fact. I've seen both.
Most of the time the family requests there not be one.
To get so upset at something that may or may not have been done over 30 years ago...well, it's not that important, IMO.
"I have learned never to ridicule any man's opinion, however strange it may seem."
Cameron...sweetie...that's what I'm trying to say (in a nice way).
I'm sure you've seen both...but, in this instance (being that it was such a high-profile case/death) a complete and full autopsy was done on Elvis-which included a cranial autopsy.
Vernon wanted to find out what felled Elvis at such a young age. He was concerned 'bout them doing an autopsy and he fought tooth and nail against it in the beginning--but he finally caved in and consented to the procedure.
I've always thought that the pic is real, but always thought that It shouldn't have been taken or published in the newspapers.
The thing that was posted here can be easily made of any photo in Photo Shop or any other graphic program. This does not prove me if the pic is true or not.
And as someone else posted here, people change a bit when they die..We can't see his sideburns and he had another haircut (which is nothing unusual) and he looked not as bloated as he did in 1977, but this doesn't mean that the photo is a fake. We'll never know...We all just choose what to believe in
It's sad to look at it, that's for sure
yep its hard to see this pic but as i said i think the pic is fake or has been diddled with this does not mean he is alive but its good to see what others think on the subject
I found this, It was 2 years ago, what do you guys think?
Elvis "Coffin Photo" Missing
The anthrax cleanup at the former American Media Inc. building in Boca Raton has taken another twist. It may even have some officials all shook up. Some 600 to 800 boxes of decontaminated photos (4.5 million photos) from the tabloid publisher's extensive library have been removed from the building - with permission from the U.S. Environmental Agency, which has been overseeing the cleanup. But no one seems to know where the boxes went. Inside those boxes may be the framed "Elvis in his coffin" photo that graced the cover of the National Enquirer soon after the singer's death in 1977. Palm Beach County health officials don't know where the boxes went. Anthrax was mailed to the AMI building in the Arvida Park of Commerce in October 2001 - only weeks after the 9/11 attacks and before similar outbreaks were reported at other media outlets and government buildings.
Source: Elvis Information Network / Updated: Apr 1, 2006
Here's another one from that page. I personally believe that the cover photo was altered to show the coffin and Elvis' head. They moved the head up to make it a close up photo.
They just made the inside photo darker to where you can't see the crop marks.
but one has to think, if they could alter the cover that way, then what else can they do?
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Hi, ya'll! I was looking for other Elvis' stuff, when I found something like "Ask the experts section" on some portuguese or brazilian site. I don't speak portuguese, so I used a translator, and this is what I found:
Is the famous photo that shows Elvis in the coffin true?
No. The photo is a rude montage that some newspapers published at that time to win some money on the death of Elvis. One of Elvis' cousins tried to take a real photo, pocketing some thousands of dollars, but the photo burned, because of the illumination in the place. For not losing the money of the sales, some tabloids published the montage, affirming that it had been taken by Elvis' cousin. But everything didn't pass of a rude frame, because some people, even today, believe in its truthfulness. It was declared officially false in 1978, when the Presleys won in the justice a process against some of those newspapers of the yellow press. You can still find it today in the Internet, but its credibility is zero.
That's enough for me
They say so many things about this picture which was sold by the cousin
The king but I think know a montage
And in addition he has a meche hair which pointed to the head of the king,
waw i see its making a bit more sence now tcbnaflash funny how the original pic went missing
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8:57 PM EST, January 29, 2013
There are plenty of ways to tear the shroud off dreary winter days, but one of the very best is to think about baseball: emerald fields, cold beer, hot dogs, sunburn and the hope that springs eternal (or springs, at least, until Chase Utley re-injures his knee).
With this in mind I called Steve Toth at the Lehigh Valley Bat Works and asked to come out and take a look at his factory, where he and his partner, Mike Hubbs (a baseball name if ever there was) turn out about 5,000 baseball and softball bats a year for Little Leaguers, minor leaguers, beer leaguers and American Legion players.
January is a slow time of year for batmakers, as you might imagine, but it follows one busy time and precedes another.
"At Christmas we're really busy and in February we go crazy," Toth told me Tuesday when I arrived at the East Allen Township shop, which is equipped with a full-size batting cage where prospective clients can be fitted for the right bat. "We kind of appreciate this slow time."
The bats are the real thing, mind you. They are made not of aluminum, not of graphite, not of Space Age composites, but of wood — ash and maple from forests on the Pennsylvania-New York border.
To Toth, 28, an avid amateur player from Lower Macungie Township, wood is the only proper material for a bat. After all, when Roy Hobbs made his bat in "The Natural," it was from the innards of a lightning-split tree. One does not etch "Wonderboy" on a length of aluminum.
"Since I was about 16, this is what I wanted to do," Toth told me. "Run a wood bat company."
With Louisville Slugger, Rawlings and Easton still chugging along nicely, that would seem to fall squarely in the category of poor business plans, rather like wanting to start your own search engine after checking out Google.
Not so, though. Toth, a Parkland High School graduate with a degree in industrial technology from Millersville University, estimates there are about 30 companies in his category, producing 5,000 to 10,000 bats a year. And, he adds, "about a million guys making 50 bats a year" in garage workshops.
There seems to be enough bat business to go around. Toth is making a tidy living, anyway, serving the area market in ways mass producers can't.
"Because we do all our own engineering, we can tailor bats exactly the way people want them," he said. "A guy playing Legion ball or a kid playing Little League isn't going to get Louisville Slugger's best bat. But they're going to get our best bat."
The process isn't terribly complex, though it must be done with great precision. The raw lengths of wood are called billets. They look like wagon axles. Toth and Hubbs place them on a big lathe and carve them into bat shape, then transfer them to a sander and grind them down further to exact dimensions.
A big portion of each billet becomes sawdust, but the sawdust doesn't go to waste. They sell it to farmers and to companies that make pellets for pellet stoves.
They are painted or stained with a variety of designs and colors, and customers can even customize them with their names. It's about a 10-day turnaround from order to delivery.
One bat in 20 is rejected for some flaw or another. These are turned into wall hangings or trophy bats.
"A lot of those are good bats, but we're not selling them to the general public," Toth said.
Toth does individual and team fittings. For more information, go to http://www.lvbatworks.com or call 484-619–2826.
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Follow all directions on your prescription label. Do not take this medicine in larger or smaller amounts or for longer than recommended.
Your doctor may occasionally change your dose to make sure you get the best results.
Enalapril can be taken with or without food.
Shake the oral suspension (liquid) well just before you measure a dose. Measure the liquid with a special dose-measuring spoon or medicine cup. If you do not have a dose-measuring device, ask your pharmacist for one.
You may have very low blood pressure while taking this medication. Call your doctor if you are sick with vomiting or diarrhea, or if you are sweating more than usual.
Your blood pressure will need to be checked often. Your kidney or liver function may also need to be tested.
If you need surgery, tell the surgeon ahead of time that you are using enalapril. You may need to stop using the medicine for a short time.
If you are being treated for high blood pressure, keep using this medication even if you feel well. High blood pressure often has no symptoms. You may need to use blood pressure medication for the rest of your life.
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Spanish Springs beat up Sun Valley pitching, rapping out 13 hits in just the four innings. Culp and Coats both had a pair of hits in the offensive onslaught.
Tristan Dahir picked up the pitching victory after working the first two innings on the hill. He struck out all six Sun Valley hitters he faced. Spanish Springs recorded eight of its 12 defensive outs via the whiff as Sun Valley hitters were outmatched from the start. Sun Valley only even got one runner to third base in the lopsided loss.
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JC's New York Pizza Department
It was only a matter of time before Joaquin Garofalo would own and operate his own restaurant. He had spent his life in every aspect of the restaurant business, starting with working in the kitchen, waiting tables, and management. At age 26, Joaquin started with a concept for a restaurant. The concept was derived from trips to visit his family in New York, running around his parent's pizzeria as a child, and his early exposure to New York Pizza. He wanted to open his own pizza place with New York Style pizza.
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Ask any New Yorker what makes New York Pizza unique, and you will get a variety of answers. Some will say the cheese, others, the sauce, but most will say it's the dough that seperates NY Pizza from the rest. Upon discovery that it was the water that contributed to the consistency of the dough, making it just right for an original New York crust, Joaquin researched the best way to replicate this across the country in Albuquerque, NM. Being realistic, and knowing the impracticality and expense of shipping water from New York, he decided on the next best thing, a water filtering system to create the same PH balance as the water in New York.
Once the water was in place to perfect his dough, Joaquin ventured out to search for the best cheese for his Pizza. With help from his uncle in New York, Joaquin established a connection which enabled him to get the same cheese used by 66% of the pizzerias in New York, a cheese that adds such a savory taste, it makes it hard to resist. JC's prides itself on only using top quality ingredients, such as cured pepperoni, Tully's homemade Italian sausage and Grandma's Family recipe for homemade meatballs. All sauces, including the pesto, marinara and pizza sauce are made in house, as well as the Cesar and Italian dressings. The quality of food is not limited to just the pizza but extends to our pastas, calzones and delicious sandwiches, made with only the best meats and cheeses.
Finally, JC's New York Pizza Department wouldn't be the same without a few Garofalo family recipes. The three most popular menu items come straight from Grandma's kitchen!Enjoy her succulent chicken parmigiana, melt in your mouth eggplant parmigiana, or classic Spaghetti and meatballs, all made from scratch. As Grandma Sue would say, "Manja, Manja!"
Since 2002 when JC's New York Pizza Department first opened its doors, Joaquin has expanded the restaurant. The first expansion is the ever popular Pizza Lounge located behind the original restaurant. The Pizza Lounge is now one of the best kept secrets in downtown when it comes to a fantastic private event space. Finally, in the summer of 2011, JC's New York Pizza Department is excited to be opening its first Las Vegas, New Mexico, location on Bridge Street.
JC's New York Pizza Department is family owned and operated and continues to thrive as one of the best Pizzerias in Albuquerque, NM
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Ok, this is the real deal. I'm from NYC, and JCs knows their pizza. The cheese they use is the best kind for pizza, not like what they use in dominoes or pizza hut or other chains use. Fresh ingredients. A lot of them. They can make extra thin crust if you request it, and are always professional. This is a step above the rest. Try it, it's worth it.
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Damage sustained to areas of the Edwin B. Forsythe Wildlife Refuge are forcing the refuge to remain closed at this time, Refuge representatives said Thursday afternoon, Nov. 8.
The Wildlife Drive and Visitor Information Center in Galloway, the deCamp Wildlife Trail in Brick, and Holgate Beach on Long Beach Island were damaged during Superstorm Sandy, representatives said. Repair work is also under way on portions of the 50 mile, 47,000 acre refuge.
"As we begin repair work, we're still assessing impacts on wildlife and habitat from the storm," Refuge Manager Virginia Rettig said in a release issued Thursday afternoon.
According to the refuge, all the barrier islands, including Holgate and Little Beach Island, were overwashed by the storm.
"Although the refuge barrier beaches sustained overwash and erosion, they also appear to have served one of their ecological functions: protecting the marshes and land to the west from even worse damage," Rettig said. "The south side of the Wildlife Drive took quite a beating from Hurricane Sandy. There are large holes in the top and sides of the dike in many places and it is completely impassable in some places. We do not know how long it will take to make the repairs or how long the Wildlife Drive will be closed."
The refuge is concerned about the long-term impact of the large amount of debris carried by the tidal surge over the marsh and pushed up against the refuge's treeline.
"There is much in the way of docks, roofs, garbage, and boats that are piled up in nearly inaccessible parts of the refuge," Rettig said.
The refuge fears some of these items may create hazardous waste issues, such as oil and gas spills.
Updates on refuge status may be found on the refuge Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/ForsytheNWR . For more information, contact the refuge at (609) 652-1665 or visit www.fws.gov/northeast/forsythe/ .


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After the initial air date the show has been hugely successful. "It's currently MTV's highest rated new series of 2010 and 2011, attracting an average of about 1.7 million total viewers to its weekly new episodes airing on Monday nights," as stated by The Hollywood Reporter.
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A lunchbox sent by a housewife is mistakenly delivered to a stranger, and soon, an unexpected relationship begins. Ritesh Batra's joyous first feature, a favorite at Cannes, is set within Mumbai's remarkable "dabbawallas" system, in which lunch-box men deliver millions of meals to office workers throughout the city each day. Batra spoke to Nyay Bhushan about the challenges of filming on the streets of India.
Nyay Bhushan: How did you get inspired to weave a story around dabbawallas?
Ritesh Batra: I started researching a documentary about the Mumbai dabbawallas six years ago and embedded with them for a week. It was interesting to see how much they knew about the people for whom they deliver food everyday. They would tell me details about them—who likes what kind of food or what sort of relationship they have with their families. I became more interested in the people than the dabbawallas. The reality of these people was quite fascinating which inspired me to write the script—my first draft was ready in 2011.
It's a very international production.
We had an American cinematographer and editor, a German sound engineer and composer and so on. So it makes it a universal product.
How did you plan the shoot?
Mumbai can be very difficult to shoot logistically in terms of traveling and obtaining various permissions. But we had broken down the scenes with the actors and our preparation was strong, which meant we were ready for last-minute location changes. Actors went the extra mile, which was great.
We first shot the characters independently. Lead actor Irrfan Khan was filmed separately. Then we filmed the woman's story, which mostly takes place in an apartment, with actress Nimrat Kaur. And then we followed the actual dabbawallas for a week. We actually gave them a lunchbox to deliver and then filmed the process documentary style. We had a stripped-down crew of four people following them compared to the 50-odd crew for the interiors.
What happens when they meet?
That's something for the audience to find out. It's a love story.
What kind of cinema inspires you?
It's a diverse bunch: Louis Malle, Ingrid Bergman, Satyajit Ray and Abbas Kiarostami and many more. Iranian cinema is very interesting because it is honest, specific and local to Iran—because it is local, it becomes universal and can travel. This can develop in India when we tap into that kind of sensibility. We are self-conscious, trying to be something we are not—such as trying to be Tarantino-esque. Something original and organic comes after you invest in yourself and discover your voice.
How is independent Indian cinema evolving?
It is the beginning of the beginning. Movements happen when people coalesce around one idea. We have to ask, what are we saying about India right now? If it is one broad deep idea, there can be a market for that. We need to say something honest and truthful about the Indian condition. A movement doesn't happen with just a few films. It happens with a bigger audience.
Nyay Bhushan is a photographer, filmmaker and India-based correspondent for The Hollywood Reporter. Reprinted with permission of The Hollywood Reporter.
THE LUNCHBOX | India, 2013, 104m | Director/writer: Ritesh Batra


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By Thomas Thomas
In support of Thomson Essien:
The planned hosting of yet another investment summit in USA is economic sabotage and unnecessary
Penultimate week, Mr. Thompson Essien, convener of IbibioNation Forum and President of Ibibio Peoples Union (IPU), an indigene of Akwa Ibom State resident in Portland, Oregon, United States of America, wrote a distress letter to the United States Secretary of State, Mrs. Hillary Clinton seeking the outright denial or cancellation of visas to members of Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly and other entourage of Governor Godswill Akpabio to the United States of America.
The Lawmakers and other government functionaries of Akwa Ibom State are heading to the United States of America to attend what they called Akwa Ibom State Economic Summit/Investment Expo 2012 in Houston, Texas.
This summit, will be the second of its kind in recent times having been held last year. The only difference between this conference and the first held in 2011 is the over bloated entourage which at our last count will have 56 attendees under the sponsorship of Akwa Ibom State government gulping an estimated N17b, an amount which equals to two months federal allocations of some states in Nigeria. The 26 Lawmakers, some commissioners and the SSG, Special Advisers, some council chairmen and other party leaders are tipped for this trip which will also mark the silver jubilee celebration of Akwa Ibom State. It is not clear if they are travelling alone or will need some Aides along with them thus increasing the number and the cost.
Thompson Essien in his letter has reasoned that the exercise is futile and just an executive jamboree which the conveners sole aim is for the attendees to catch a glimpse of the serenity of the US as they unwind. That has been one of the visible characteristic of the government of Akwa Ibom State since 2007 when oil wind fall started coming to the State.
Essien who is a social critic has questioned the rational of such expenditure on an adventure that has been taken before with the same reason but without any positive result. If after the 2011 Economic and Investment Summit in the United State, there were some results by way of foreign investment or aid, one would have pull the wool over spending yet another whooping sum of money on the same exercise.
We feel strongly to join Mr. Essien and Ibibio Peoples Union in condemning the planned summit except it is hosted here in Akwa Ibom State to curtail the excess expenditure. Our stand is premised on the fact that Nigeria and Akwa Ibom State is marked red in United States of America's ranking of investment zones in Africa because of endemic corruption in high places and insecurity believed to be sponsored by people in government as self sustaining mechanism in power. Just last week, Barrack Obama, United States President, deleted Nigeria in the list of states to be visited by Hillary Clinton, his Secretary of States during her ongoing tour of Africa to reassure of America's commitment to strengthening economic ties in those countries and strengthen democracy there. Sanctions are even insinuated against Nigeria in some quarters. The reason is that Nigeria is not yet prepared or has not shown any commitment to develop herself nor strengthen democratic governance at the Local Government, State and National levels. It has not shown commitment to the respect of fundamental human rights of her citizens as well as being accountable to her people. If Akpabio were to be asked his score card in these areas taking into consideration how he recently conducted local government election in the state, his planned annihilation of a section of the press, what would he really say? Those billed to attend the summit were the very people who reduced themselves to touts when they scuttle the chances of Akwa Ibom people filling the yarning development gap in the third tier of government in Akwa Ibom State. This therefore makes nonsense of any trip to the US by Akwa Ibom State government to seek investors even with her bad security record and official terrorism.
We would suggest that Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly and the government of Chief (Dr) Godswill Akpabio cover their pride and re-assess her performance in the area of security of lives and limb, respect for the rights of the human person, job creation and self help effort in industrialization of Akwa Ibom State.
As a law-making body, can AKHA in all honesty, feel satisfied that she has made laws that support the above stated areas as well as a checking mechanism to enforce their implementation for the betterment of an average Akwa Ibom person? We are sure that the answer will be in the negative just as the government of Akwa Ibom State will not be exonerated in the insecurity problem that has send so many to their untimely graves while other are now in exile.
This are areas that all tiers of government in Akwa Ibom State must address in an attempt to put the state in order to attract investments, foreign and local. With these in place, investments, like the $100m brewing hall in Anambra by an American entrepreneur or the gas link in Imo State, all privately sponsored, will be falling in the state. Then unemployment and brain drain will be a thing of the past. But for now, there is no need traveling and spending the people' money in search of what feasibility study of the state will blank first round.


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I have a ONE PIECE prefab shower. The floor is cracked.
Can I do something to put a new floor into the existing one piece prefab? Tile? Something?
Not really much you can do. Once a crack is there it's going to leak. While it's possible to fix some cracks (depending on size and the material used for the base) it must be repaired from underneath. If you have to got to he trouble to remove the shower base, you might as well replace it with a new one rather than repair.
Now, to qualify - you could do some form of fiberglass repair from the top that may keep it from leaking. But, it would not look very good.
fibered Bondo comes to mind... cut the crack wider, mix the material with the hardener, and shovel it in so that there is some support under the pan. smooth off a little high and sand to height when hard.
if you like a nice stripe of pink in there.
there is also the probable issue that that's all the support under the pan, so it will crack elsewhere.
pull and replace is a better option. if you would dump the cost of a one-piece into a Schluter pan kit and waterproof membrane, you will have a beautiful surface to tile on, all 5 sides.
sig: if this is a new economy, how come they still want my old-fashioned money?
The Bondo thing will not work. It will not be as strong as the original and since the original cracked, then the repair will too.
There really is no other way that makes sense other than to replace the pan.
I agree with Jaybee 100%.
Do not put this repair off. It's not going to get less expencive to fix by waiting. But there will be far more wood damage and mold if you wait.
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3rd Annual Founders' Symposium
As Hallmark Health System continues providing excellent healthcare to the communities of North Suburban Boston, we are also in the midst of a dynamic journey that will facilitate service excellence and quality improvements throughout the service system. "Achieving Excellence at Hallmark Health" utilizes best practices and innovative thought to create a culture of service, clinical and operational excellence.
Our Third Annual Founders' Symposium is a time for Hallmark Health to celebrate our considerable success in serving the healthcare needs of our communities over the past year. It is also a time for us to look to the future as we move towards a more uniform understanding of excellence in a time of change and transition.
Looking Ahead: Implications of Reform
Our guest speaker for our third Founders Symposium is James D. Bentley, Ph.D.
Jim spent 18 year with the American Hospital Association (AHA) where he was
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preparedness and building better hospital-medical staff relationships.
Before joining the AHA, Jim spent 15 years with the Association of American
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Jim has published in a wide variety of journals, including Health Affairs, The New
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Jim earned his Ph.D. in Medical Care Organization from the University of Michigan and his B.A. in Health Facilities Management from Michigan State University.
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More driving under influence of drugs than alcohol
Percentage of drivers who tested positive for:
• Drugs — 14 percent
• Marijuana — 7.4 percent
• Illegal drugs — 4.6 percent
• Prescription or over-the-counter drugs — 4.6 percent
• Alcohol — 7.3 percent
Source: California Office of Traffic Safety
As driving under the influence of legal and illegal drugs quickly becomes more prevalent than driving under the influence of alcohol in California, authorities are warning residents that a prescription is not a safeguard against arrest.
The California Office of Traffic Safety's first-ever statewide roadside survey of alcohol and drug use by drivers revealed that approximately twice as many drivers tested positive for drugs that may impair driving than tested positive for alcohol, according to an COTS press release.
Joaquin Zubieta at the California Highway Patrol's Victorville station said he has seen an increase in driving under the influence of drugs during his time with the agency.
"Drugs are causing more problems than alcohol, especially marijuana," Zubieta explains.
Rafael Garcia was sentenced to five years in state prison in September for killing CHP officer Justin McGrory while driving intoxicated with marijuana. Garcia hit and killed McGrory, 28, in June 2010 as the officer was conducting a traffic stop on the right shoulder of northbound Interstate 15 south of Hodge Road.
Garcia told investigators he was driving back to Las Vegas from Los Angeles, where he had smoked marijuana. He said he began dozing off but continued driving while setting the cruise control. Authorities confiscated 68 grams of marijuana in his car, which had four other passengers. A test detected marijuana in Garcia's blood.
During the day, the CHP sees drivers impaired mainly by prescription drugs. Overnight, illegal drugs are more common, according to Zubieta.
Unlike with alcohol, there is no exact measure of what constitutes a legal level of drugs in a driver's system. Instead, deputies trained as Drug Recognition Experts use a series of field sobriety tests to determine whether or not a driver is impaired.
Many people do not realize that driving under the influence of drugs carries the same consequences as driving under the influence of alcohol, Zubieta says.
"If you are arrested for DUI for drugs, your license will also be suspended just like under alcohol," Zubieta explains.
Even with a prescription, a driver is considered to be under the influence if the drug impairs his or her ability to drive safely.
"A person can still go to jail for driving under the influence of medical marijuana," Zubieta says. "Some of the stuff they sell over the counter is not illegal to buy, but it is against the law to consume it and drive."
Zubieta explains that some people who use prescription drugs become accustomed to the effects and do not realize that they should not be driving.
"I like to think that people don't do it on purpose, but sometimes it gets away from them," Zubieta explains.
Beyond the legal consequences, driving under the influence of drugs can have serious, often deadly, consequences.
"When you're out there driving when you're sober, it takes all your motor skills to be safe," Zubieta says, explaining that being under the influence makes being safe much more difficult.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 30 percent of drivers who were killed in motor crashes in 2010 tested positive for legal and or illegal drugs, a percentage that has increased since 2006.
In San Bernardino County last year, alcohol and/or drug use was the primary cause of 16.2 percent of fatal accidents, according to CHP data.
To combat this growing problem, the COTS is increasing funding to officer training, increasing the number of district attorneys dedicated to drug-impaired driving cases, and providing new laboratory drug-testing equipment, according to the press release.
Additionally, a new law will move each of the DUI categories — alcohol, drugs and alcohol plus drugs — into separate sections of the vehicle code, to aid in data collection, according to the press release.
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6/23/2013 | Mo on starting ASG: 'I'd rather pitch in ninth'
Yankees closer Mariano Rivera says he'd prefer to take on his customary role and close the All-Star Game on July 16 at Citi Field rather than start the Midsummer Classic.
6/23/2013 | With off-days on horizon, A's option Straily
With three scheduled off-days over the next eight days, the A's have roster flexibility with their pitching staff, and they decided to option righty Dan Straily to Triple-A on Sunday.
6/23/2013 | Beach ball or not, bounce doesn't favor Butler
A bouncing beach ball fell onto the Kauffman Stadium field from the stands on Sunday and seemed to be part of a disputed call at home plate during Billy Butler's at-bat but, in actuality, it had nothing to do with it at all.
6/23/2013 | Craig setting example for Cards with his bat
In most other clubhouses, Allen Craig would be the young guy. But in St. Louis, Craig, 28 years old in his fourth season, is nearly a veteran. With a dozen players age 26 or younger on the active roster, the Cardinals have the seventh-youngest team in the Majors.
6/23/2013 | Blazek latest Cards rookie pitcher to impress
Michael Blazek became the 10th rookie pitcher to appear in a game for the Cardinals this season, and the right-hander fit right in with a scoreless ninth on Saturday.
6/23/2013 | DH rule brings opportunity to Matheny, Cards
The Cardinals are in the midst of an 11-game stretch against American League teams, and beginning Monday, the final eight will be played in AL cities, where manager Mike Matheny will need to adjust the lineup to include a designated hitter.
6/23/2013 | Cardinals taking time with rotation situation
With three off-days in the next two weeks, the Cardinals are taking their time to weigh the options for the open spot in the rotation.
6/23/2013 | Rangers' need for righty outfield bat grows
The Rangers have been looking for a right-handed outfield bat since the beginning of the season, and losing Craig Gentry to a fractured left hand could intensify the search.
6/23/2013 | Texas' All-Star picture could be all pitchers
Saturday's latest update of the All-Star voting suggests something might happen this year that hasn't happened since 1988. That was the last year the Rangers did not send a position player to the All-Star Game.
6/23/2013 | At last, Braves' confounding run at Miller Park ends
This saga has a happy Atlanta ending, a 7-4 victory over the Brewers on Sunday. Before that, the Braves had lost eight straight to the Brewers in Milwaukee and had scored a total of nine runs along the way.
6/23/2013 | Victorino reinjures back, will be examined Monday
With his relentless style of play, Shane Victorino's body continues to pay the price. The Red Sox right fielder ran into the wall making a nice catch on a foul ball by Torii Hunter in the bottom of the fourth inning on Sunday, and exited the game in the eighth with lower back tightness.
6/23/2013 | Twins take finale behind Hernandez's clutch spot start
Pedro Hernandez held the Indians to two runs over five innings, providing some relief to a bullpen that had thrown 7 1/3 innings a day earlier, and the Twins took Sunday's finale, 5-3, at Progressive Field.
6/23/2013 | Reyes to play at least one more Triple-A game
Jose Reyes will spend at least one more game with the Buffalo Bisons before making his long-awaited return to the Major Leagues.
6/23/2013 | Ruggiano's muscle helps Marlins win road trip
Nathan Eovaldi struck out seven in six innings, and Justin Ruggiano opened the game with the first of his two home runs as the Marlins topped the Giants, 7-2, on Sunday to take three of four in the series at AT&T Park.
6/23/2013 | Stutes hits DL while Adams seeks second opinion
For the second consecutive day, the Phillies placed a right-handed reliever on the disabled list with biceps tendinitis. Michael Stutes was forced to the DL on Sunday after setup man Mike Adams landed there Saturday.
6/23/2013 | Baker finally putting health scares behind him
His radiant smile had returned. He's no longer slurring some of his words. He has cheated death twice and is ready to declare that he's almost off a self-declared health probation.
6/23/2013 | Reds take finale vs. D-backs behind Latos
Boosted with first-inning home runs by Shin-Soo Choo and Brandon Phillips, Mat Latos tied a career high with 13 strikeouts in a 4-2 Reds win over the D-backs on Sunday.
6/23/2013 | Late homers earn split behind short-rested Capuano
Adrian Gonzalez and Hanley Ramirez homered for the second consecutive game, this time back-to-back in the ninth inning, to power the Dodgers past the Padres, 3-1, on Sunday for a split of the four-game series.
6/23/2013 | Bucs rally in ninth, win in extras to cap sweep
Starling Marte's RBI single capped a three-run rally in the ninth, and Travis Snider hit a go-ahead single in the 10th as the Pirates capped a sweep of the Angels with a stirring 10-9 win on Sunday in Anaheim.
6/23/2013 | Gaudin questionable to make next start
Giants pitcher Chad Gaudin's availability to start Tuesday in Los Angeles is still unknown, manager Bruce Bochy said prior to the start of Sunday's series finale against the Marlins.
6/23/2013 | Giants hoping for boost as Sandoval returns Monday
After concluding a two-game rehab assignment with four hits (two home runs) Saturday, Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval will be activated Monday in Los Angeles, manager Bruce Bochy said.
6/23/2013 | Bourjos day to day after injuring left thumb
Peter Bourjos left Sunday's finale vs. the Pirates prior to the fourth inning with a left thumb injury.
6/23/2013 | Blue Jays look to set club record against rival Rays
The streaking Blue Jays will go for their 12th straight win on Monday against the Rays, sending Esmil Rogers to the mound for the series opener. Tampa Bay will counter with Jeremy Hellickson, as it looks to put a halt to its rival's winning ways.
6/23/2013 | Orioles, Indians square off in opener of four-game set
The Indians will send Ubaldo Jimenez to the mound to face the Orioles' Zach Britton when the teams open a four-game set in Baltimore on Monday.
6/23/2013 | Morales' pinch-hit heroics top A's in walk-off
Raul Ibanez provided the theatrics for the Mariners, and Kendrys Morales came through with the heroics, hitting a three-run moonshot in the 10th inning to give the Mariners a 6-3 win over Oakland at Safeco Field on Sunday.
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