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Congress is hyperfocused on opioids. Is it focusing enough on addiction?
Controversy over one bill that could fragment care for people with substance use disorder raises serious questions.
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Congress is trying to pass legislation that addresses the opioid crisis in an election year, so they’re moving fast, passing a bill through committee Thursday that would free up Medicaid dollars for opioid addiction treatment in institutionalized care. But it could be more harmful than lawmakers realize.
Rep. Greg Walden (R-OR) is aiming for the House to take up legislation in June. So to keep with schedule, the House Committee on Energy and Commerce — on which Walden serves as chairman — advanced 32 bills on Thursday, after unanimously advancing another 25 bills last week. The Senate health committee passed its legislative package in April
While lawmakers agree it’s critical to address an epidemic where more people died of a drug overdose in 2016 than the aggregate of the Vietnam War, they don’t always jibe on how.
A question some lawmakers and journalists often ask is whether Congress is too closely targeting opioids, as the epidemic is a problem of polydrug misuse. Bloomberg’s editorial board warned “lawmakers need to take benzodiazepines seriously, before it’s too late.” (Overdose deaths associated with benzodiazepines are fewer than opioids, but still eight times what it was in 1999.)
“I’m concerned that here in Congress we’re so focused on opiates as the drug de jure, if you will, and that in five years or so when this crisis ends or abates or tapers that we’re going to have a bunch of federal programs that are specifically aimed at a problem that may not be as significant,” said Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) in April.
This point was raised again on Thursday when House members debated, largely along partisan lines, whether to advance the bill to allow Medicaid dollars to be used for opioid addiction treatment in certain treatment facilities.
“With 115 Americans dying each day, we have to focus on the opioid crisis,” said Rep. Mimi Walters (R-CA), the bill’s sponsor. “While we agree that all substance use disorders are important, we’re prioritizing our resources to address the opioid crisis.”
Walters was immediately met with resistance from Democrats.
“I’m troubled that this bill would expand treatment only to people with opioid use disorder as opposed to those with other substance use disorders like alcohol, crack-cocaine, methamphetamine,” said Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-IL). “This bill is not only blind to the reality faced by people suffering from substance use disorder but it’s also discriminatory.”
Given that the bill exclusively helps those struggling with opioid use disorder, lawmakers are making it clear they only care when white constituents are dying, said Rep. Bobby Rush (D-IL).
“Too often, Mr. Chairmen, this committee and this House have paid attention to issues only when they affect the majority — the majority of the white population,” said Rush. “This leaves too many Black Americans behind.”
The measure would partially and temporarily repeal Medicaid’s Institutions for Mental Disease (IMD) exclusion, meaning it would allow federal Medicaid dollars to pay for opioid use disorder treatment up to 30 days in facilities with more than 16 beds. It would only repeal the ban until December 2023.
Currently states seek federal permission, by waiver, to relax the IMD exclusion for substance use disorder (SUD) treatment. Ten states have these waivers, with California being the first in 2015 to get the okay from the Obama administration.
“We don’t yet know what the utilization of this service looks like, as the program is so new, but it’s worth noting that the IMD exclusion exemption in California’s program is just one piece of a larger system,” said senior program officer at the California Health Care Foundation Catherine Teare, who worked extensively on the state’s waiver. “It’s not specific to opioids or any other particular substance, and it’s embedded within a system that provides access to a full continuum of evidence-based SUD services — based on the American Society of Addiction Medicine criteria.”
Sometimes that care is residential, and sometimes it’s not. People might start their recovery process in inpatient rehab, but then need community-based services to maintain sobriety. In 11 California counties, Medicaid not only pays for residential treatment but a host of other services:
SCREENSHOT OF THE DRUG MEDI-CAL ORGANIZED DELIVERY SYSTEM PILOT PROGRAM
It also forced relationship-building between primary care, mental health, and substance use treatment providers.
This is another reason why health experts are wary of Walters’ bill.
“I’m fine with paying for the residential component of care, but only if linked to an enduring care plan, such that a person would get more than that,” said Keith Humphreys, a drug policy expert at Stanford University. “Otherwise I think we’ll just spend a lot of money on expensive inpatient stays that don’t have any follow-ups, and the history of that is it’s actually worse than nothing because a person loses their tolerance and they’re even at a higher risk for overdosing than they were when they started.”
It just doesn’t work to build a system where people cycle in and out of institutions, Humphreys added.
Various Republican lawmakers pointed out during the hearing on Thursday that it took months for states to get the federal government to approve their waivers — which is concerning given how many people die a day on average from drug overdoses. For example, West Virginia applied in December 2016, but didn’t get approved until October 2017. For that, Republicans reasoned it just makes sense to lift the ban altogether.
But it’s also important to remember that Congress only has a limited amount of money dedicated to this drug crisis, and IMD repeal could be expensive.
“The cost of inpatient care typically ranges from $6,000 for a 30-day program to $60,000 for 90-day programs, while community-based outpatient services cost around $5,000 for three months of services. That means that any repeal of the IMD would require significant offsets,” according an analysis by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP). Experts at CBPP don’t support a repeal.
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The Congressional Budget Office is reportedly working on a score for the bill, but a GOP committee aide told Modern Healthcare that the agency has said repeal is in the “low single digit billions.” IMD exclusion for both mental health and SUD services without day limits would cost up to $60 billion over 10 years.
The worry is money will go to measures that further fragment care for people with substance use disorder, rather than investing in the continuum of care model. Alternatively, for states to secure a SUD waiver, they need to show how inpatient and residential care will supplement community-based services. This can work really well, just look at Virginia.
The House Committee on Energy and Commerce did pass several measures that seem small, but could do a lot of good. Some even addressed fentanyl, which is now the dominant cause for drug overdoses, with fentanyl-laced cocaine potentially becoming the next wave of the opioid crisis. For example the STOP Fentanyl Deaths Act of 2018 authorizes grants for federal, state, and local agencies to create or operate public health laboratories to detect the illicit, synthetic opioid.
Humphreys’ advice: Congress should pass targeted bills addressing the supply side of opioids — but aim for more comprehensive bills when it comes to treatment.
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After a Big Buildup, the Trump Administration’s Drug Pricing Plan Doesn’t Deliver
Last Friday, President Trump and Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services Alex Azar unveiled the administration’s plan to lower prescription drug prices, but health policy experts are warning that the proposals fall short of the promises he made on the campaign trail and will do little to address the root causes of the issue. The plan received criticism for being too easy on pharmaceutical companies for their role in the seemingly exponential recent rise in drug prices. President Trump, who once accused the pharmaceutical industries of “getting away with murder” sang a more sympathetic tune last week. Several central tenets of his plan actually support the industry by aiming to increase competition and negotiating power – though not, however, directly for Medicare Part D, as then-candidate Trump touted as his plan during his campaign.
Secretary Azar further clarified the President’s plans in a speech Monday, focusing mostly on the role of Pharmacy Benefits Managers (PBMs), companies that act as middlemen in drug negotiations between insurers and manufacturers. Azar will seek to restrict how much and from where PBMs can collect revenue during their negotiations. The lack of action regarding pharmaceutical manufacturers comes as no surprise to most, considering Secretary Azar’s history as a former industry leader himself.
Also as a part of the administration’s overall efforts to decrease drug prices, the Food and Drug Administration released new data on Thursday about which pharmaceutical companies were potentially “gaming” the drug pricing system by blocking access for other corporations to develop generic (and cheaper) versions of their products.
This national conversation about drug pricing is one that has been ongoing in the HIV community for years, from the creation of the AIDS Drug Assistance Program to subsidize exorbitant HIV medication costs in the 1980s to the prohibitively high cost of one of the only FDA-approved PrEP drugs, Truvada. Most people living with and at risk for HIV are able to get the medications they need thanks to what HIV activist Tim Horn terms the “patchwork of coverage” in place to pay for HIV-related treatments; however, AIDS United will continue to monitor any legislative or regulatory changes proposed by this administration regarding drug pricing and will work to ensure access to these lifesaving drugs is only increased.
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Elevating Trans Voices
I am Joi-Elle White, and I work at Positive Impact Health Centers (PIHC). I am an HIV Educator and soon will become a Prevention Specialist. I’ve been at PIHC for a year but have been in this field for 16 years. I started out as an outreach volunteer for Hudson Pride Connections in New Jersey when I was going to their transgender group called G.L.I.T.Z. (Girls Living in the Trans Zone).
My lived experiences got me involved in this work. I faced rejection, discrimination, sexual and physical assault, homelessness, and other bumps in my journey. And some of my experiences I would not wish on anyone, let alone the younger generation. I can’t stop any of that from happening and we all will have to come across them. So my plan was to learn a way to help the youth through whatever life can throw at us.
I was so excited to be put on the Transgender Leadership Initiative project at PIHC, where I was part of creating applications, policies, and curriculums, as well as facilitating an eleven-session leadership program called TRANSitioning to Leaders Academy (T2L). I was part of recruiting twelve transgender ladies to compete the academy.
T2L’s goal was to help bring the leadership skills out in these ladies so the transgender community can have a voice on the HIV planning council and anywhere else their voices can be heard. T2L was unique because it was “for us, by us.” Three transgender women and a cisgender woman created the curriculums and facilitated the sessions.
We need as many voices and people as possible to help us get rid of the stigma, myths, discrimination, lack of Medicaid coverage, and, last but not least, lack of education. Those are a few of the barriers we face. It’s important for us to keep talking about HIV to educate society. I would like people to get tested and learn their status. Knowing your status is the first step towards reducing the risk of spreading HIV. G.I. Joe said it best: “Knowing is half the battle.”
Additionally, we need to create our own platforms, forums, and panels all over on TV screens, radios, and magazines. It’s also important for organizations to hire transgender people. Not only will it give the transgender community a friendly face of someone who has walked in their shoes, it also gives us an opportunity to be part of the change we want to see.
I believe what keeps me motivated is every time I hear or see a law that has changed to benefit the transgender community and seeing more transgender people joining the fight. Hearing a transgender male or female say to me, “I am working,” or “I got my keys to my apartment,” knowing that they reached their goal – that motivates me.
Joi-Elle White is an HIV Health Educator in Atlanta, Georgia. Through Positive Impact Health Centers, a grantee of AIDS United’s Transgender Leadership Initiative, Joi-Elle and her colleagues created a leadership course for transgender individuals to increase participants’ HIV knowledge and to improve HIV service delivery, health and social justice outcomes for their peers. Joi-Elle has been doing HIV work for over fifteen years.
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Why Are Older Adults with HIV at Increased Risk for Multimorbidity
Advocacy and Education Webinar Series
Please join us for our next webinar!
Why Are Older Adults with HIV at Increased Risk for Multimorbidity?
By Dr. Stephen Karpiak
Friday, April 6th, 2018 – 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM EST
Registration URL: https://attendee.gototraining.com/r/1280203559206296322
(After registering you’ll receive a confirmation email with information about joining the training.)
As people living with HIV experience longer lives, healthcare providers are spending less
time managing HIV-related issues and more time managing age-associated illnesses.
Multimorbidity refers to several serious health conditions that cannot be cured to any
great extent, occurring in an older person and engendering functional and/or cognitive
debility. Join us as we explore this topic with national expert on HIV and aging, Dr.
Stephen Karpiak from ACRIA.
Stephen Karpiak PhD is the Senior Director for Research at the ACRIA Center on HIV &
Aging at GMHC, where he launched ROAH, the seminal Research on Older Adults with HIV,
and supervised clinical trials for HIV drugs. He is a member of the Einstein-Rockefeller-Hunter
Center for AIDS Research, Editorial Board HIV-AGE (www.HIV-AGE.org) American Academy of
HIV Medicine, the American Geriatrics Society, and, the UN Aging Committee. Dr. Stephen is on
faculty at NYU and has published over 150 peer reviewed scientific papers.
Website: http://www.SEKPhD.com
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Omnibus Fails to Invest Adequately in Eliminating Opioid Related Infectious Diseases
In the $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill, H.R. 1625, Congress failed to secure an additional $100 million to the viral hepatitis programs at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to address opioid crisis-related infectious diseases. Although the viral hepatitis programs will receive an additional $5 million, it is insufficient for addressing the infectious disease consequences of the opioid crisis.
Congress has been holding a series of hearings on bills to address the opioid crisis response, with an eye on passing a legislative package ahead of Memorial Day. Among those under consideration are two newly-introduced, bipartisan-supported bills that reauthorize surveillance and education regarding infections associated with injection drug use – in particular, viral hepatitis and HIV – by the CDC. Rep. Leonard Lance (R-NJ)’s office is responsible for drafting the Eliminating Opioid Related Infectious Diseases Act of 2018 (H.R.5353/S.2579), which amends the Public Service Act to fund such activities at $40 million per year, from 2019 – 2023.
AIDS United strongly supports any effort to increase funding toward the prevention of infectious diseases spread by injection drug use. The Eliminating Opioid Related Infectious Diseases Act of 2018 is an important step toward our community’s request for an additional $100 million to the viral hepatitis programs, and we urge Congressmembers to support this legislation.
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Cuts that Hurt: What the President’s FY18 Budget Proposal Means for HIV services and people of color
President Trump’s FY18 budget proposal included several cuts that would directly impact people of color (POC) living with or vulnerable to HIV. It is important to remember that the President’s budget recommendations are only the start of the budget process. Congress makes the final decision on funding for the government.
YOU CAN HELP: It is very important that our elected officials hear from us to save our services for HIV prevention and care. Please join us for this year’s HIV/STD Action Day on September 6 2017, the day before the start of the 2017 United States Conference on AIDS, and speak to your Member of Congress directly or organize an effort in your own local district.
Secretary’s Minority AIDS Initiative Fund (SMAIF)
The President’s FY18 budget request eliminates funding at this critical time in the SMAIF’s existence. Each year, the SMAIF provides over $50 million to support a wide range of activities designed to support communities of color (including, but, not limited to projects that: (1) get and keep people of color in care; (2) build leadership among people of color at the local level who are either living with or affected by HIV, and (3) address Hepatitis C in those living with HIV).
POC IMPACT: The proposed elimination of the SMAIF would remove a key resource that promotes innovative and cost-effective programs specifically tailored for communities of color and that influence HIV related programs across the entire Department of Health and Human Services.
Cuts to the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program will
↑ Increase health inequities
↓ Reduce support services for persons living with HIV
Although praised by the Administration, the President’s FY18 budget request decreases funding for the Ryan White program by $59 million (eliminating funding for the AIDS Education and Training Centers (AETC) which train medical professional and Special Projects of National Significance (SPNS) programs).
POC IMPACT: The proposed cuts to the AETCs will reduce access to important training programs that help the healthcare workforce prepare to meet the needs of clients seeking HIV-related services – particularly, people of color.
POC IMPACT: The proposed cuts to the SPNS will stall: (1) evaluation of treatment models; (2) dissemination and replication of successful interventions; (3) capacity-building in the health information technology systems of the Ryan White program.
Cuts to HIV Prevention will likely cause
Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) near you to lose funding or close
+30,000 more Americans will become HIV-positive
‐ 1,000,000 fewer HIV tests will be performed
The President’s FY18 budget request reduces the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) funding for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, Sexually Transmitted Infections and Tuberculosis by $186.1 million. The proposed cuts to CDC would scale-down local HIV prevention activities that have just started to reach communities of color, including support for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) as well as efforts around treatment as prevention which would deeply harm the communities most vulnerable to HIV.
POC IMPACT: The proposed cuts to CDC threaten the existence of CBOs as cuts to their HIV prevention funding would greatly reduce services including testing, linkage services, prevention campaigns, and health education programs. Thousands more people will be unaware of their HIV status and those who need care will not be linked to life‐sustaining services.
Cuts to Medicaid will likely cause Millions to lose their Medicaid Coverage
The President’s FY18 budget request cuts $610 billion (over 10 years) to this joint federal/state program that provides healthcare services for people with limited income and resources. Medicaid remains one of the largest payers of insurance for people living with HIV.
The proposed cuts to Medicaid would especially impact communities of color and put their health and well-being at-risk since they will lose their access to HIV prevention and treatment services.
Cuts to National Institutes of Health (NIH) will Adversely impact the Office of AIDS Research (OAR)
The President’s FY18 budget request reduces funding by nearly $5.8 million. Such a large cut would likely harm researchers’ ability to find new prevention strategies and to make sure treatment options meet the needs of those on treatment.
POC IMPACT: The President’s FY18 budget request proposes the elimination of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ). With an emphasis on health disparities experienced by persons of color when they access healthcare services, AHRQ produces the annual National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Report as well as periodic updates on the National Quality Strategy.
POC IMPACT: The proposed cuts to NIH greatly undermine current long‐term research on HIV vaccines and the hunt for a cure for HIV. Both Black and Latinos continue to be disproportionately affected by HIV and in need of HIV-related services.
Cuts to the Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) Program will likely cause more than 33,000 homeless People Living with HIV (PLWH) to lose housing support services
Despite being praised by the Administration, the President’s FY18 budget request proposes cutting HOPWA by approximately $26 million dollars.
POC IMPACT: The proposed cuts to HOPWA would reduce funding to below FY16 levels (although the 2016 levels were deemed inadequate and the HOPWA formula was updated by the Housing Opportunity through Modernization Act (HOTMA) in 2016).
POC IMPACT: The proposed cuts to HOPWA would reduce funding to below FY16 levels (although the 2016 levels were deemed inadequate and the HOPWA formula was updated by the Housing Opportunity through Modernization Act (HOTMA) in 2016). Several thousand fewer homes will be available for homeless or housing unstable PLWH.
Cuts to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) will
‐ Reduce the SAMHSA Minority AIDS Initiative Funds by $17.7 million
The President’s FY18 budget request decreases SAMHSA funding by $374 million.
POC IMPACT: The proposed cuts to SAMHSA would directly impact communities of color since, in 2015, 65% of those who identified injection drug use as the mode of HIV transmission were people of color.
Specifically, the SAMHSA Minority AIDS Initiative Funds will reduce the resources available for substance use-related HIV prevention and treatment programs focused on engaging people of color.
GOOD NEWS→
The President’s FY18 budget proposal is just a recommendation to Congress and only the first step in the Federal Budget Process:
Step 1: The President’s Budget Request
The President submits a detailed budget request for the coming fiscal year, which begins on October 1.
Step 2: The Congressional Budget Resolution
Congress usually holds hearings to question Administration officials about federal agency funding requests
The federal House and Senate Budget Committees then develops its own budget resolution (which are supposed to be filed by April 15th)
The full House and Senate then vote on its own budget plan (only a majority vote is required to pass)
Step 3: Enacting Budget Legislation
The federal House and Senate Appropriations Committees determine program-by-program funding levels in 12 separate bills
Most HIV related programing is determined in the Labor-Health and Human Services-Education and Related Agencies appropriations bill
TAKE HOME MESSAGE→ The final distribution of funds is ENTIRELY in the hands of Congress
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Wynwood | Official blog for the initiative of the Business Improvement District in Wynwood | Page 2
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Second layer – DONE!
Almost done for the day! Finishing up with the third and last layer.
Phase 1 [NW 2nd Ave] – FINISHED!
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ArtPlace spoke with Jose Nava-Lujambio, Executive Administrator for the Wynwood Arts District Association, about the BID Formation Process and the risks that this initiative entails.
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Event Name : Sakura Matsuri
Date Start : 20120419April 19, 2012
Date End : 20120502May 2, 2012
◄ Kari Gumi Vs Egg Hunting Bosses Sakura Matsuri Mother's Day Special ▶
Seasonal Event List : Spring Sakura flower celebration.
Sakura Fest (2013)
Sakura Matsuri (2012)
Hanami Festival (2011)
The Sakura Matsuri event (or Hanami Festival 2012) is the a Spring-time seasonal event that took place on April 19, 2012 after the Kari Gumi Vs Egg Hunting Bosses event ended until the end of May 2, 2012 but Sakura flowers were still blooming in the Kari Gumi Vs Egg Hunting Bosses
In the event, free users can purchase Kinjutsu: Sakura Scatter for 2,500 Tokens but it would normally 3,600 Tokens, and premium users can purchase it for 1,200 Tokens. Kinjutsu: Sakura Scatter is a level 1 Genjutsu with a chakra cost of 200 CP and a cooldown of 20 turns that removes all debuffs from the user immediately and ignore 100% of target's dodge chance for a turn.
Also, on the Ninja Scratch Card, the Sakura Matsuri Special I grand prize during the start of the Sakura Matsuri event is Star Night Jinbei with Geta which is a clothing for male ninja and Star Night Yukata with Sakura Obi which is a clothing for female ninja.
As of April 25, 2012, players can upgrade Kinjutsu: Sakura Scatter to Kinjutsu: Tensakura Sanka for 800 Tokens and get a Sakura Shuriken weapon for free by upgrading Kinjutsu: Sakura Scatter.
Also on April 25, a poll was created on Ninja Saga's Facebook fan page for users to decide which skill to be returned for the Sakura Matsuri event. The choices were Kinjutsu: Phantom Impulse or Kinjutsu: Tenson Omi Korin but a majority of players chose Kinjutsu: Phantom Impulse so on April 26, 2012, Kinjutsu: Phantom Impulse returned to Ninja Saga for the event at a cost of 3,600 Tokens for free users or 1,200 Tokens for premium users and it can be upgraded to Kinjutsu: Advance Phantom Impulse for 800 Tokens during the event.[1]
On April 26, 2012 until the end of May 2, 2012, the grand prize of the Ninja Scratch Card changed to Blue Cloud Umbrella which is the Sakura Matsuri Special II grand prize. Blue Cloud Umbrella is a back item that ignore's a target's dodge rate by 6% when attacking the target, meaning that the user's accuracy increases by 6%.
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May | 2012 | Lake Baikal Dimensions of Biodiversity
Monthly Archives: May 2012	Plankton Power!	Posted on May 24, 2012	by mmoore53 Plankton are cool! They are the microscopic plants and animals in lakes and the ocean, and they are the focus of our research at L. Baikal. Some are exquisitely beautiful; others strange or alien looking. Plankton power us! Via photosynthesis, … Continue reading →
The chronology of Lake Baikal plankton: have warming waters had an impact on the timing of annual population dynamics?	Posted on May 18, 2012	by Derek Gray Climate change has had a significant impact on the Sacred Sea. Shimaraev and colleagues have documented an increase in the ice-free season by 18 days between 1869-2000, and an analysis using the amazing Izmest’eva plankton and temperature data set suggests that surface … Continue reading →
CRDF Global- helping international science happen!	Posted on May 11, 2012	by Ted Ozersky Ecological research can be an equipment-intensive enterprise. You get excited about the fun science-y bits of a project and forget that without things like beakers, growth chambers, duct tape, vacuum pumps and electrical generators there can be no project… So … Continue reading →
Funding for international research collaborations	Posted on May 2, 2012	by Stephanie Hampton The US-AID and NSF collaboration called PEER has just wrapped up. Although our Lake Baikal project was not supported – darn! – it looks like many other exciting international collaborations were funded. The thing that is most striking to me … Continue reading →


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Gnaw Raw: Pumpkin Spread - Fall Foods
As fall begins to creep up on us I begin making all of my old fall recipes, and today was pumpkin cream cheese spread. This spread is a great fall food because it can be added to almost anything to make it a festive meal. I usually use this spread on toast, pancakes, in yogurt, and as dip. This spread is not only delicious but it is nutritious! The ingredients are: 1 can of organic purée pumpkin, 1 packet of fat free cream cheese, grade A maple syrup, truvia to taste, and cinnamon.
All of these ingredients are natural and healthy for your body! And it's super easy to make.
You just add all the ingredients to the bowl and you decide how much maple syrup, cinnamon, and truvia as you like. I try to keep it simple and light for my mid-day snacks so I will still have enough energy until my next meal. Well this will be my afternoon snack, a nutritious fall flavored afternoon pick me up is just what I need.
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Labels: fall, food, healthy, natural, organic, Pumpkin, spread, vegan, vegitarian
Chelle Key September 22, 2012 at 10:22 AM
This spread looks DE-LICIOUS!! I would like to try this but I am not too keen on pumpkin. Is there a substitute that you would recommend? Also, I love that this is organic but I struggle with what I am familiar with (junk foods) and healthy foods. What tips do you have for transitioning and being aware of what is nutritionally better for your body? Thanks for your insight!
Stephanie Bolen September 23, 2012 at 6:56 PM
Thank you! This spread is quite tasty and I have not tried to make it with anything else besides pumpkin, but I know pumpkin and applesauce can both be used as oil substitutes when baking so I would certainly try it with organic apple sauce or cut and peel some apples and puree them yourself to avoid any unwanted/added sugars. I bet it would taste pretty close to apple butter but with a slight creamier texture, which totally makes me want to try it out myself! As far as your struggle with the transition from processed to organic, just remember Rome was not built in a day so just start by making little changes to your everyday meal plan. I started by following a ton of women's fitness and figure competitor blogs and that is where I would read up on their diet and workout plan then I would proceed to research anything I did not understand. This was how I started which ended up really motivating me and now I am thinking about competing in some figure competitions in the future if I can just perfect a few more things with my current meal plan. I hope some of that helps, and I would be glad to help you with any other questions you may have.
Chelle Key September 29, 2012 at 3:25 AM
Your welcome! The organic apple sauce sounds like it would be a great idea. It is definitely on my list to try out. Thank you for the encouragement, your reply helped a great deal. I was trying to accomplish it all at once but you're right, it's best I take it a step at a time. And I appreciate you taking my questions, I really would love the help. I say go for the figure competitions, you have a good sense of what you are doing and what needs to be done. Thanks again.
Meghan McEwan September 23, 2012 at 5:09 PM
I absolutely love pumpkin and there is no other time I crave it more than fall! I was so excited when I saw this post and now even more excited to try it myself! I really like how you included pictures as you went on to instruct your viewers on the recipe, It helped me to follow your words visually as well as see what the end product should look like. I plan to share this recipe with my mom because she also loves pumpkin flavored anything and she would enjoy taking this to her weekly football tailgates as a dip to share! It is a double plus that it is nutritious for you.


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PRESS RELEASE – The BlueClaws played their first game in 2001 and unveiled their team name in 2000. At that time, hundreds of names had been sent in as nominations before the name “BlueClaws” was selected, but what might the name have been if BlueClaws was not selected?
On Sunday, June 22nd, the BlueClaws will assume the identity of a different name from their options at the time: The Lakewood Pine Barons.
At the game, the team will wear special jerseys and hats that have been created just for this one day. These jerseys will be auctioned off at the game via a silent auction on the concourse.
There is a limited amount of Pine Barons merchandise available in the Claws Cove at FirstEnergy Park and it will be available through the game on June 22nd, while supplies last.
The June 22nd game starts at 1:05 pm with the gates opening at 12 pm. Since it’s a Sunday, Kids Eat Free thanks to ShopRite and members of the BlueClaws (Pine Barons) Kids Club presented by Jenkinson’s and NJ Best will get in for free (more on Kids Club).
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What we don't know is whether the BCS national championship is the same as a national championship.
Mack Brown and Texas edged Nebraska to claim the Big 12 title. Matthew Emmons/US Presswire
Alabama and Texas finished the regular season with identical 13-0 records. But so did Boise State. And Cincinnati and TCU each went 12-0.
And let's be honest: Nobody, not even those with burnt orange Bevo tats, can say the Longhorns are better than the WAC champ Broncos, the Big East champ Bearcats or the Mountain West champ Horned Frogs. Not after Texas needed a Thanksgiving Day escape hatch against Texas A&M and not after the Longhorns bumbled around against Nebraska -- The Team That Offense Forgot.
If Hunter Lawrence's 46-yard field goal hadn't ducked inside the left upright as time expired, the Longhorns would've been lower than Bevo doo-doo. But it did. Texas won 13-12, and Longhorns coach Mack Brown declared his team California-bound.
"We're excited about being Big 12 champs, and we will see you in Pasadena," he told the Cowboys Stadium crowd during the postgame trophy presentation.
Brown is probably right. According to Brad Edwards, ESPN's BCS expert, about two-thirds of the voters would have to drop Texas below TCU or Cincinnati on their final ballots. Fat chance.
But just because it won't happen doesn't mean it shouldn't happen. Brown's team scored exactly one touchdown against Nebraska, rushed for a grand total of 18 yards and watched its Heisman Trophy candidate throw three interceptions and its offensive line give up nine sacks. This is the other BCS title game team?
Still, Texas quarterback Colt McCoy did maneuver the Longhorns into field goal distance in the final two minutes, although it helped that they got 55 yards in gift yardage from Nebraska. A kickoff that rolled out of bounds put the ball on the 40-yard line to start the drive. A horse-collar tackle later added another 15-yard penalty. And Lawrence's field goal wouldn't have happened unless officials had correctly put a single second back on the clock after an incomplete pass by McCoy appeared to end the game.
But if you're Cincinnati and TCU, you hope for a Sunday ballot miracle. You hope enough voters think that a 13-12 Texas win over a Nebraska team ranked 92nd in total offense isn't BCS-worthy. You hope enough voters think that the Dec. 6 versions of the Bearcats and Horned Frogs are better than the Dec. 5 version of the Longhorns.
"I don't think there could be a better matchup than Texas and Alabama," Brown said.
There could if you're Cincy coach Brian Kelly or TCU coach Gary Patterson.
Bama or Florida was going to Pasadena no matter what. But a Texas loss would have created a BCS tsunami. That's why Kelly, in the aftermath of his Bearcats' 45-44 last-minute win over Pittsburgh Saturday afternoon, openly rooted for the red and white.
"Go, Nebraska!" Kelly said to ESPN's Holly Rowe. "Go, Cornhuskers!"
If I saw Kelly cheerlead for the Huskers on the hotel room flat-screen, so did the Longhorns, who were staying in the same Dallas-Fort Worth Airport hotel. They knew Nebraska was the last and only hope for either Cincinnati or TCU to squirm its way into the No. 2 spot of the final BCS standings.
Maybe it was a coincidence (doubtful), but the mammoth Cowboys Stadium big screen quit showing the Bama-Florida game shortly before the Longhorns took the field for warm-ups. Somebody (Brown?) didn't want the Longhorns sneaking peeks at their potential Citi BCS National Championship Game opponent.
Didn't matter. Texas still played tighter than a face-lift. It needed a muscle relaxer just to make it to the locker room for halftime.
Of course, Nebraska's defense had a lot to do with that. Huskers defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh (4½ sacks, 12 total tackles) spent so much time in Texas' backfield that he established in-state residency. The Longhorns' offensive line was hoping he'd declare for the NFL draft -- before the start of the third quarter.
Nebraska can play D, but it'd have trouble scoring a touchdown in its own spring game. The Cornhuskers, facing an accomplished Texas defense, finished with five first downs, 39 passing yards and 106 total yards.
Cincinnati coach Brian Kelly might need another hug after the final BCS standings are released. Jared Wickerham/Getty Images
So the Crimson Tide and Longhorns will play for the crystal trophy. Cincy will play for Kelly, who says he'd "entertain" a discussion with Notre Dame officials about its job opening. TCU will play to show everyone it should have been the Texas team selected for Pasadena. And Boise State will play for the same number of total victories as the winner of the BCS championship.
If nothing else, the BCS and its propaganda machine lucked out and don't have to explain why Boise State got screwed out of a BCS bowl. Instead, the Broncos, fresh from euthanizing New Mexico State 42-7 on Saturday, might end up in a Tostitos Fiesta Bowl against TCU. Iowa is also in the Fiesta equation.
For what it's worth, Fiesta president John Junker was here in all his yellow-jacketed splendor just in case Nebraska beat Texas. It didn't, but guess what -- TCU is just down the road in Fort Worth. Think Junker made the short drive?
Cincinnati is expected to play Florida in the Allstate Sugar Bowl. Oregon will administer the now-annual Rose Bowl beatdown to the Big Ten, this time to Ohio State. And, oh, the FedEx Orange Bowl will have a game, too -- not that anybody outside the campuses of Georgia Tech and either Iowa or Boise State will care.
Saturday was supposed to be a day that would clarify and simplify a postseason. To some extent it did.
It started with Cincinnati overcoming a 21-point, first-half Pitt lead in a game that ended with Bearcats star wide receiver Mardy Gilyard bawling like a newborn on the UC sideline. Tears of joy.
It continued with Bama ending the Gators' hopes of a BCS championship repeat -- and with Florida quarterback Tim Tebow crying on the sideline. Tebow's eye-black strips read John 16:33. But the Georgia Dome scoreboard read Tide 32-13.
Meanwhile, Boise beat New Mexico State, Arizona beat USC, and Georgia Tech beat Clemson in the ACC championship game.
But Saturday also threw the Heisman race into chaos. McCoy entered the day as the favorite, but that was before he completed 20 of 36 passes for 184 yards and threw no touchdowns and three interceptions. (He ran 2 yards for a second-quarter touchdown.)
"I think Colt played great," Brown said. "We didn't help him at times."
No, Suh played great; McCoy didn't. Now Heisman voters have until 5 p.m. Eastern on Monday to decide between McCoy, Suh, Stanford's Toby Gerhart, Florida's Tebow, Bama's Mark Ingram and others.
In the end, Saturday night in Arlington almost turned Sunday night into BCS bedlam. Lucky for Texas, almost doesn't count.

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Hôtel Berlioz features multilingual staff, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and room service (during limited hours). Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Lyon hotel also offers a safe deposit box at the front desk, a television in the lobby, and an elevator (lift). Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge). Hôtel Berlioz is a smoke-free property. 24-hour front desk Breakfast available (surcharge) Free newspapers in lobby Elevator/lift Free WiFi Luggage storage Multilingual staff Number of buildings/towers - 1 Number of floors - 5 Parking (limited spaces) Safe-deposit box at front desk Self parking (surcharge) Smoke-free property Television in common areas Total number of rooms - 43 Show all hotel amenities Internet
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We had stayed here around 4 years ago as we passed through Houston on our move across the country. We remembered it being not bad, and one of the better Motel 6's we'd stayed at, so we decided to stay here again when we were in Houston for the weekend. We always travel with our dog, so Motel 6 works for us. You get what you pay for, however we really don't have any complaints for our room. The beds were clean and pretty comfy, the shower and bathroom looked clean too, the floors and sink were relatively new, the tv was nice and there were no bugs!!! It's handy to a chevron gas station if you need to pick up drinks or snacks or anything - and close to all of the activities we went to.
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Rude staff especially the morning girl. Manager got upset when we brought to her attention that the room and bed was filthy. We had a group of thugs drinking and being loud on the walkway in front of our room. Cars playing loud music. Sketchy people around the property.
It's too bad that Motel 6 hires unprofessional people. Hotel could be nice if property had better management. Will avoid this place next time in town.
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I stayed here the last week in February the place was immaculate fenced in parking great security the staff was great great location I highly recommend this place close to MD Anderson and the medical center area lot of places close to eat Walmart close by
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There were dead roaches every where and the hot water didn't work. When I picked up the phone to call the front desk, the phone was out of order. I had to walk down there. And, it is also NOT a very safe location to stay at if you have small children or a nice vehicle. Very questionable characters hang out in the parking lot ALL night.
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DO NOT STAY HERE!! Our vehicle and trailer with animals still inside, was stolen out of the parking lot. We were here for the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo, and we never got to show. This hotel does have security cameras and on-site security and it still happens!!
IT'S BAD, THE WORST!!!
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The Hun School of Princeton is a private, coeducational, secondary boarding school located in Princeton, New Jersey, United States. The school serves students from grades 6 through high school. Currently, the headmaster is Jonathan Brougham. The school has been accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Secondary Schools since 1963.[2]
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The school was founded in 1914 by Dr. John Gale Hun, a professor at Princeton University. Originally called the Princeton Math School, it later changed its name to the Princeton Tutoring School.
In 1925, the school acquired both its current name and the property on Edgerstoune Road that makes up its current location.
As of the 2009-10 school year, the school had an enrollment of 500 students and 90 classroom teachers (on an FTE basis), for a student–teacher ratio of 5.6.[1] 95 students attend the Hun Middle School, which houses grades 6-8. The rest are in the Upper School. 70% of Hun's Upper School students are day students, and the rest are boarders. Students come from 14 states and 20 countries.[3]
Hun School participates in the Mid-Atlantic Prep League, a sports league with participating institutions from university preparatory schools in the New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania area. Schools competing in the league include Blair Academy in Blairstown, New Jersey, The Hill School in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, Lawrenceville School in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, Mercersburg Academy in Mercersburg, Pennsylvania and Peddie School in Hightstown, New Jersey. The Hun School also competes against other local preparatory schools such as Rutgers Prep, St. Benedict's Preparatory School, The Pennington School, Ranney School, Princeton Day School, and Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart.
Fall Sports: Coed: Cross-Country, Dance, Girls Field Hockey, Boys: Football, Boys and Girls Soccer, Girls Tennis, Water Polo
Winter Sports: Boys and Girls Basketball, Boys and Girls Fencing, Ice hockey, Boys and Girls Swimming
Spring Sports: Boys Baseball, Boys and Girls Crew, Dance, Golf, Boys and Girls Lacrosse, Girls Softball, Track, Boys Tennis
The Hun Middle School has different sports.
Fall Sports: Boys and Girls Cross-Country, Boys and Girls Soccer, Girls Field Hockey.
Winter Sports: Boys and Girls Basketball, and Boys and Girls Swimming
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Maple Rock Farm: Flood!
Posted by Farmer John at 2:52 AM
Your plumber reminds me of my meat processor: they don't get paid a lot to do their job properly. When they screw up, they do a huge amount of damage.
Hence, they are loathe to ever admit fault.
On the other hand, refer trucking companies and cold storage firms are generally quite decent. They are used to the idea that making mistakes costs money. That's why they have insurance, and why they are very careful about what they do.


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