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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — New cars, same results at Daytona International Speedway.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. started a 12-car accident at Daytona on Friday that essentially shut down a three-day test session designed to hone NASCAR's redesigned cars.
Stock-car racing's most popular driver was trying to bump draft with Marcos Ambrose on the back straightaway when he lifted Ambrose "like a forklift" and turned him into the wall. Ambrose's Ford bounced back across the track and triggered a pileup that collected a host of others.
"It was a big mess and tore up a lot of cars down here trying to work on their stuff," Earnhardt said. "Definitely the drafting is not like it used to be. You can't really tandem certain cars; certain cars don't match up well."
Two of Earnhardt's Hendrick Motorsports teammates, Jeff Gordon and Kasey Kahne, also were involved. So were defending Sprint Cup champion Brad Keselowski, new teammate Joey Logano, Carl Edwards, Kyle Busch, Jamie McMurray, Martin Truex Jr., Aric Almirola and Regan Smith.
There were no injuries, but the wreck caused several teams to leave Daytona. At least 10 teams, including Michael Waltrip Racing, Penske Racing and Richard Petty Motorsports, packed up their haulers and headed back to North Carolina.
"It is unfortunate, but sometimes you have to wreck them to learn," Keselowski said. "The sport is rewinding. That is the important thing to say. The sport advanced to the two-car tandem three or four years ago, and there were certain things you could do then that you couldn't do in the past without wrecking.
"Now the rules package is back to where we were in the early 2000's when the fans enjoyed the racing better. We as drivers have to rewind to how we used to drive these cars. This is how you do it. You make mistakes and learn and that is part of it. I might be the guy who makes the mistake next time, so I can't be mad about it."
Manufacturers Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota are using new cars in 2013, ones that have unique front ends that make race cars more closely resemble those on the streets and in the showroom.
The new cars have considerably less downforce than their predecessors and perform differently on the track. The previous models had identical designs that made it easier for bump drafting because the front and rear bumpers lined up squarely.
But with redesigned parts in low supply as vendors try to keep up with demands, many teams came to Daytona without backup cars. Drivers took a cautious approach to the test, trying to gain information about speed and handling while hoping to avoid the kind of huge wrecks typically associated with racing in tight-knit packs at nearly 200 mph.
NASCAR asked teams to simulate race conditions Friday by forming the large drafting packs, and there were 18 cars on the track when Earnhardt triggered the big one.
" You can't push, which I think is a good thing," Gordon said. "The bad thing is you can still get to the guy's bumper, but the cars just don't line up very well. ... It's something that is going to have to be dealt with very carefully. You are going to have to be cautious when you do it and do it with the right guys, but most of the time you're going to need to stay away from it. That is certainly something we learned."
Backing up Gordon's sentiments, Earnhardt said the nose of his Chevrolet slid under the rear bumper of Ambrose's Ford.
"It's going to take a lot more care and concentration and just knowing kind of what is at stake," Earnhardt said. "Certain cars you line up OK with and can push fine and for whatever reason mine and Marcus' car didn't line up good. We got our bumpers together and it hooked him. For whatever reason, you've got to be careful who you are working with."
One driver who avoided the melee was five-time series champion Jimmie Johnson. He and crew chief Chad Knaus decided before the session to stay.
''It doesn't make any sense to go out there and draft," Johnson said before the crash. "You don't learn anything. You're just taking a chance of ruining your best race car."


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Greg Zyla: Tatra cars and trucks: then and now
Q: Greg, I enjoy your column and want to know about a vehicle called the Tatraplan T-600. My friend once had one, and it would be interesting to see what info you have on this company. My friend told me they also built a V-8, too. Is this correct? Thanks much, Lee K., Illinois.
A: Lee, your friend is correct. But first, here's my recollection of Tatraplan and what the company is up to today.
The first I ever heard of a Tatraplan automobile was 30 years ago from a legendary drag racer by the name of Jack Kulp. Kulp, who passed away in 2000, used to run supercharged Olds and Hemi Chrysler engines in foreign cars, most notably a Simca AA/Gas Supercharged machine. He also ran Willys coupes and Top Fuel dragsters with Geroge "Atlas" Van, his driver from their home area of Bristol, Pa.
Specifically, the Tatraplan automobile was produced via a government centralized economic plan in Czechoslovakia. The T-600 Tatraplans were streamliner type cars that came with a 1952cc inline 4-cylinder air-cooled engines located in the rear. The body had a coefficient aerodynamic drag of 0.32, which was great for that era.
Overall, some 4,200 T-600s were sold from 1947 through 1951, but in late 1951, the Czech government department of defense, which controlled the production of the cars, informed Tatra they would now build trucks as cars would be built under the Skoda brand, one of the other government run car companies. The third car company in the Czech Republic was Praga.
In 1954, however, Tatra re-joined the car building with a large passenger car, and this is where that V-8 engine you mention came into play. The V-8 T603-engine had previously been developed and tested on the race track in Tatra experimental race cars. It was used in the new Tatra-603, and went on sale in 1955 and remained in production until 1975. In its 18 years of sales, a total of 20,422 T-603s were built.
Founded in 1923 and nationalized by the Czech in 1945, Tatra continued to produce cars through 1999. However, today, Tatra still manufacturers a wide variety of heavy-duty all-wheel-drive trucks and buses, including 4x4, 6x6, 8x8, 10x10 and 12x12 vehicles.
Additionally, Tatra and Navistar (the latter a well-known Illinois-based company that used to build farm equipment and now builds great trucks, buses and diesels) introduced an ATX6 universal carrier and an ATX8 troop carrier. The vehicles appear to be based on Tatra T815-7 (T817) 6×6, 8×8 chassis suspension and cabins utilizing Navistar engines and components. Navistar Defense and Tatra will market these vehicles to the United States military and foreign military sales financed by the United States government.
Navistar is respected today for its International trucks, MaxxForce diesel engines, school and commercial buses and Workhorse brand chassis for motor homes and step vans.
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Did you know that while decent, law-abiding citizens are minding their own business and making perfectly respectable phone calls to each other, a growing number of schemers are engaged in a sordid, porno-packed activity known as "traffic pumping"? Well, they are, says AT&T, and the telco wants to stop it.
Traffic pumping "is growing at an alarming rate," AT&T has been warning the Federal Communications Commission for months). "Indeed, the companies involved in these activities seem to have been emboldened by Commission inaction and are encouraging other companies to 'make hay while the suns shines' because they do not believe the FCC will move to address the problem in the foreseeable future."
Regular Ars readers may recall that this obscure form of telecom-based haymaking came to prominence when AT&T all but demanded that Google Voice be classified as a common carrier and forced to complete voice chat and conference calls to some rural areas, even if those completions might be expensive. AT&T is miffed that it has to finish those relatively pricey calls while Google Voice doesn't (because, in fact, GV isn't a common carrier; it's an application).
But just because AT&T lost that battle, doesn't mean that it's given up on the war. Quite the contrary—the telco's latest missive to the Commission pretty much portrays traffic pumping, or "access stimulation," as it's more politely called, as a gift to online dirty talk, for whose proliferation the agency bears at least partial responsibility.
Born to pump
Here's how traffic pumping works. Suppose you are a small, obscure Competitive Local Exchange Carrier [CLEC; pronounced "SEE-LECK"] out in Nextonowhere, South Dakota. You're performing a wonderful service—providing that last-mile voice connection for, well, not a whole lot of people. Still, somebody's got to do it. To make your business at least somewhat sustainable, the government set up a bunch of regulations called intercarrier compensation rules. They're complicated, but the bottom line is that every time your nearest Interexchange Carrier (IXC)—often a big telco like AT&T, Verizon, or Qwest—transmits a call to one of your patrons from the Big City, you get an access fee. This helps to subsidize your operation.
But you're not satisfied with the saintly moral rewards that come with your chosen profession. Then one day a voice conference service contacts you. "Say," the company suggests, "why don't you let us set up a whole bunch of chat and conference lines in your area. You'll get tons of intercarrier comp fees. Just share some of the revenue with us."
This sort of fall from grace happens more often that one might think, it seems. Last year AT&T cited a cabal of smaller carriers in rural Utah who billed over 200 million minutes of intercomp traffic to the telco. "That these [competitive carriers] were created for the express purpose of engaging in traffic pumping is underscored by the fact that traffic pumping appears to be their only business," the company noted. In fact, since their creation, nobody has ever actually made a phone call from the service areas of two of these companies, AT&T charged.
Sick puppies
In AT&T's latest filing with the FCC, the telco notes the existence of various enterprises that it thinks illustrate the ease with which this activity persists. There's TRX Telecom, for example, "the phone company that pays you." The outfit provides "hosted voice applications and pay you per minute each time someone calls them." The numbers are of the standard geographic variety, not 1-800s. "We provide this service in the hopes of encouraging new services and innovations, effectively removing the cost obstacles and providing an immediate revenue stream for ideas that may otherwise not ever see the light of day," TRX adds.
Or, as AT&T suggests, you can contact uncensoredpartylines.com and set up your own operation. At present, the service features the "Sick Puppies" line ("Come take a walk on the wild side with the Amazing Sexy Aimee. The chat is light, and mostly sexy") and the "Chocolate City" line ("an erotic party line for people who love chocolate"). You get the idea.
Apparently some pumpers even offer phone access to international radio stations, AT&T complains—although we're not clear why this is such a sin. In any event, what really rubs AT&T raw about this business is that the company griped about the light treatment the FCC gave rural competitive carriers on this issue nine years ago. The agency created a "rural exemption" from some access rate cap rules in 2001, "recognizing that a higher level of access charges is justified for certain CLECs serving truly rural areas." When telcos objected to this, the FCC declared itself "unpersuaded by AT&T's argument that a rural exemption will cause a proliferation of chat line providers in the territories served by rural CLECs."
And so here we are now, AT&T protests, with the "pumpers" terminating as many as five times as many minutes as the biggest incumbent carriers in Iowa, Minnesota, and South Dakota. And it's your fault FCC—not that we're bitter (sniff). But the agency should "revisit the assumptions of the CLEC Access charge order" ASAP.
Pumper pushback
But as we've reported, there are plenty of smaller carriers who defend traffic pumping. "Indeed, discovering new ways of generating increased telecom traffic is what telecom carriers do, and what they have always done," wrote five in response to filings by AT&T, Verizon, and Qwest on this issue. "We are unaware of any finding by this Commission, or any regulatory commission, that telecom carriers are generating 'too much' traffic."
And more recently, former FCC Chief Economist Alan Pierce and University of Miami finance professor W. Brian Barrett submitted a study to the Commission that strongly took exception to AT&T's claims and portrayal of the practice. The report argues that lots of these CLECs are engaged in perfectly sound business operations, providing useful conference call services to consumers at reasonable rates.
"Rather than having a legitimate basis for concerns about access costs associated with free calling services, IXCs are, in fact, seeking to eliminate competition for their own conference calling services," the study concludes, "many of which have been forced to reduce prices in order to remain competitive with the relatively new, and innovative services offered by emerging competitors."
This issue has become particularly hot for CLECs, because in some instances the big telcos have resorted to what is called a "self-help" remedy to the perceived problem: simply refusing to pay the access fees at all. The FCC has warned them not to do this, but it's also released a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that tentatively concluded that a carrier that "shares revenue, or provides other compensation to an end user customer, or directly provides the stimulating activity, and bundles those costs with access" was violating the Commission's rules.
But while AT&T paints the conferencing and chatting services that some CLECs provide as sleazy schemes, Pierce and Barrett argue that they're crucial to rural providers. In fact, they warn, as the big carriers "are abandoning and selling off their rural service areas, rural CLECs must have other profit centers in order to be able to provide more technologically-advanced services to their traditional customers, and to be able to create and maintain economic and employment opportunities in these underserved areas. Free conference services offer the rural CLECs this important diversification opportunity."
This debate will only become more urgent as either Congress or the FCC require all recipients of Universal Service Fund carrier subsidy money to provide broadband to rural/low income area consumers by a specific deadline. Here's another complex issue that the citizens of telecom-land couldn't see more differently—depending on the economic cards which they have been dealt so far.


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How to make holes in things
Many of the pictures in this blog started off in my recent Favorite & Unusual Tools article. However, that article grew so quickly that I had to split it up into two. The fact that so many of the tools described were for making holes in things gave me a convenient title for this follow-on article.
There are many different ways to make holes in things. Most of them involve drilling or cutting in some way, but there are other techniques. Years ago, the husband of a friend of my wife came to me for help. He was a civil engineer, but also very gifted mechanically, and he had a roomful of lathes, milling machines, and the like. He wanted help to build a spark erosion machine. This works by repeatedly bringing a shaped metal electrode onto a workpiece. Every time this happens there is a spark between the electrode and the workpiece. The electrode is immediately withdrawn and then brought down onto the workpiece again, and again, and again. Each spark erodes a tiny part of the workpiece. If you do this fast enough and long enough, you will slowly but surely erode the workpiece away.
You can use this technique for making holes of any shape in the workpiece (just shape your electrode to suit), or for removing (by eroding away) a tap or drill that has broken off inside a valuable workpiece. I gave him a lot of the components he needed to implement this unit — notably a stepper motor for driving the electrode to and from the workpiece, along with some of the components needed for the driver electronics. Alas, I left Zimbabwe before he had completed the project and I have never seen it in action. But I think it was this article that he worked from. The original document is dated 1976, so there is a lot of scope for updating the electronics. For example, a small microcontroller could be used to drive the stepper motor, detect electrode contact, and give an LCD readout of the depth. I have added this to my list of things to do when (if) I retire, because I'm not likely to get to it before then.
In the meantime, I have used many more conventional ways of making holes. Most members of the EETimes community will probably own a drill or two — perhaps one of the ubiquitous cordless drills, which are very handy, and maybe a mains-powered electric drill. Has anyone noticed how drills — particularly cordless ones — are looking more and more like running shoes? Here's a prime example:
That said, the newer tools are much lighter and have better battery life than the older ones (as a result of their lithium battery packs) and they also have some very nice features. But I'm probably a bit of a fuddy-duddy, because I prefer my drills to be monochrome and not overly decorated.
It is features that sometimes help you get the job done. In a good drill, for example, I'd look for variable speed, reversibility, variable clutch, hammer action, keyless chuck, and maybe a light to illuminate your work. In a cordless drill, you want quick battery charging and maybe a spare battery pack if you do a lot of work.
Side rant: Did anyone notice how many drills — and other rechargeable items used to advertise themselves as quick-charge, but had non-limited chargers that would destroy the battery if you left them on longer than a few hours? This is less of a problem these days now that most things use lithium batteries — which will destruct spectacularly if overcharged, thereby forcing the designers to account for this — but it was rife in the old NiCd/NiMH days. (End of rant.)
The usual way of making a hole in something is to use a drill, which means you will also need a drill bit. These come in a vast array of sizes and types. The usual set of bits, which go up to 1/4, 3/8 or 1/2 inch in diameter, are fine for most jobs, but you will almost certainly find a job for which they are not big enough or long enough. I've acquired a few of the more unusual bits (and sets of bits) over the years, and I will show you a few of these.
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Women, make your husbands try this before you head for the hospital
How bad is the pain of childbirth? Behavioral economist Dan Ariely offers a way to get a handle on the question in his new Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions (HarperCollins, 280 pp., $25.95) www.predictablyirrational.com.
Ariely says that before the birth of their first child, he and his wife spoke with a birth coach who swore that if Sumi plunged her hands into a bucket of ice for two minutes, the pain would resemble that childbirth. That test might help Sumi get a sense of whether she would want pain relief during the delivery. She tried it and, after two minutes, "clearly understood the appeal of an epidural."
I have no children, but this idea sounded a little kinky to me. So I went to the Exxon station, bought a $1.99 bag of ice and lugged it home. Then I stuck my hands in it.
I tried the test twice, repeating it in the interest of scientific accuracy, and it confirmed what I had long suspected: If I'd had children, I'd have asked for an epidural after 20 seconds. That was longest I could stand to have my hands in the ice.
Afterward, it occurred to me: What if all pregnant women made their husbands keep their hands in a bag of ice for the amount of time their labor might last — say, 36 hours? Even half an hour might be revealing.
So here's a suggestion for pregnant women and others: The next time you and your husband sit down to watch Jeopardy!, bring out a bag of ice. Ask him to keep his hands in it until the end of the show. If he wants to quit, yell encouraging things like "Pant! Pant!" or "You're doing great, honey!" Or come out wearing a shower cap to help him get in the spirit of the test. The results could be interesting, don't you think?
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AIA Guide to New York City: Fourth Edition. New York Chapter/American Institute of Architects. By Norval White and Elliot Willensky. Three Rivers, 1,056 pages, $37.50, paperback.
By Janice Harayda
No urban guidebook has brought more joy to my life than the American Institute of Architects' AIA Guide to New York City, my indispensable companion when I lived in New York. This modern classic is the definitive street-by-street and building-by-building guide to the five boroughs, illustrated with thousands of clear postage-stamp–sized black-and-white photographs.
No matter where you are in the city, you can look up your spot, read about it, and, often as not, find something surprising or wonderful nearby. The authors focus on what is most interesting about the architecture of each building they include. But they can pack a remarkable amount of social, cultural and historical background into their pithy and opinionated descriptions. They write of 867 Madison Avenue, the site of the former Gertrude Rhinelander Waldo House and current Ralph Lauren flagship store:
"Every part of this building exudes personality: bay windows, a roof line bristling with dormers and chimneys. The extraordinarily ornamented neo-French Renaissance limestone palace has captured the imagination of the commercial world since 1921, when it was first occupied by an antiques firm. It has subsequently housed interior decorators, auction houses like Christie's of London, the Zabar family's East Side outpost E.A.T., and now fashion designer Ralph Lauren's flagship retail outlet. Rhinelander Waldo, socialite, hero of the Spanish-American War, and police commissioner can be observed 'in action' in the novel and movie Ragtime."
Last revised during the Giuliani administration, the AIA Guide to New York City has some out-of-date material. But it hardly matters when it has so much that you can't find anywhere else in such a compact and appealing form. The Michelin Green Guide to New York City is better for tourists and new residents who want a guide to the city's landmarks. But if you say "wait on line" instead of "wait in line" and wouldn't dream of referring to Sixth Avenue as "Avenue of the Americas," this is your book.
Best line: White and Willensky are unafraid to show a little New York attitude, and their book is times as entertaining as it is authoritative. The entry for Tavern on the Green says: "The entrance to this chronically remodeled eating-drinking-dancing spot, built around Central Park's 1870 sheepfold, is at 67th Street and Central Park West. Expensive. (At night the trees, wrapped to the roots in their minilights, suggest an invasion of bulb people.)"
Worst line: Some of us will forever miss a few of the vanished factoids of the first edition. Among them: the egg cream – a drink that used to be as much of a New York culinary staple as the Coney Island hot dog – contains neither egg nor cream.
Recommendation? A great gift for anybody who loves art, architecture, antiques or history as much as New York City.
Furthermore: There are AIA Guides of varying quality to other major cities, including Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Minneapolis and St. Paul. The AIA Guide to New York City is the gold standard in the field.
Links: New York Times article on the making of the AIA Guide to New York City query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9407E3D61638F931A1575BC0A96F958260; Michelin Green Guide to New York City www.langenscheidt.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=3184.
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Rockford to get assistant prosecutor, Bustos says
U.S. Rep. Cheri Bustos called to tell me that Rockford finally is getting an assistant U.S. attorney, a need expressed strongly by local criminal justice leaders — the famous 2013 "Crime Summit" that Bustos and U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin convened in the Stanley Roszkowski U.S. Courthouse.
Because of a lack of funding, that assistant's job couldn't be staffed at the time, said Bustos, D-East Moline.
"I've been working for months on this issue," Bustos said. New Northern District U.S. Attorney Zach Fardon is in office, and Bustos met with him last week.
"The problem has been lack of funds, and we've restored some funding. We put in an 'ask,' saying a U.S. attorney in Rockford is too high a priority not to fill. They are going to fill the slot."
Bustos said that applications are being taken and that the appointment is expected to be made in two or three months.
"This came out of the crime summit, where we heard from law enforcement people that in order for them to aggressively go after drug and gun crimes, they needed to have a U.S. attorney."
Bustos also noted that she and Durbin, D-Springfield, have succeeded in getting funding to open the long-empty prison at Thomson as a federal maximum security facility.
"We've gotten $54 million to get the building up to code, and next year we'll have $170 million to hire people and get it opened," she said. The prison will hire 1,100 people, and will represent a $200 million yearly impact on the northwest Illinois economy.
Thomson was built as a state prison in 2001. It never opened because of political wrangling. When the federal government bought it in 2009, some Republican members of Congress objected to opening it because they supposedly feared suspected terrorists from the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, prison would be sent there. That can't happen because Congress passed a law against it.
Gov. Pat Quinn has reappointed Rockford's Doug Scott as chairman of the Illinois Commerce Commission. He was first appointed in 2011, after serving since 2005 as state EPA director.
"Doug Scott has proven himself time and time again as a strong advocate for Illinois' working families," Quinn said in a statement. "At the Illinois Commerce Commission, he will continue to fight for Illinois consumers by ensuring strong oversight of utility companies throughout our state."
During Scott's tenure, Quinn said, the ICC "has saved Illinois residents $680 million in proposed utility rate increases and in 2013 secured $109 million in consumer refunds from ComEd and Nicor Gas. In addition, it has assisted nearly 60,000 consumers in saving $4.6 million dollars that had been charged due to billing errors, late charges or deposit requirements. The ICC has also protected the environment by ensuring that the state's renewable portfolio standards are adhered to by its major electric utilities as well as all active Alternative Retail Electric Suppliers."
Scott, a Democrat, was mayor of Rockford from 2001 to 2005. He was a state representative from 1995 to 2001.
Scott is the second former Rockford chief executive to chair the ICC. Charles Box also chaired the regulatory body.
Gov. Quinn's spokeswoman Brooke Anderson wrote in to say that she wasn't happy about my writing that the governor "will use the full power of incumbency to distribute state grants in key locations around the state to win support."
Anderson wrote, "I can assure you there is no plan to 'distribute state grants in key locations to win support' for election."
I based my opinion on a day of traveling with the governor in 2010, just before his close re-election. We traveled to Elgin, Aurora and Rockford, where Quinn awarded River's Edge grants in front of cheering crowds along the Fox and Rock rivers. That was not political, I was told, because I was traveling with the governor, not the candidate.
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Nearly every day in Colorado, someone having a mental-health crisis tries to seek help at a hospital emergency room. Theres only one problem: ER doctors are able to diagnose and treat a broken foot, but they generally dont have the training to fix a broken mind.
Not to say anything against the professionals in the emergency room, but they often arent equipped to deal with it, said Scott Glaser, director of the Colorado chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
But after decades of deep cuts to Colorados institutions and programs to help the mentally ill, the options are few.
We dont have a place for someone who is in crisis to walk in and have access to care and a way to deal with their crisis (immediately), Glaser said.
Many patients end up staying on a cot in the hospital ER for a day or two until they are calmed down enough to be discharged or until room can be found in a mental-health treatment center.
It is shocking, said Moe Keller, of the organization Mental Health America of Colorado, but this is a common, everyday practice.
Some ERs have psychiatrists on staff, but others do not, says the Colorado Hospital Association. Sometimes, this is because of a shortage of psychiatrists, particularly geriatric psychiatrists, said CHA spokesman Julian Kesner. Low pay from Medicare and Medicaid government insurance programs contributes to the shortages, he said.
A 2011 report estimates that 1.5 million Colorado residents 1 in 3 people need mental-health care or treatment for substance abuse. One in 12 an estimated 450,000 Coloradans are in severe need of mental-health care.
The report, funded by several foundations and authored by the group Advancing Colorados Mental Health Care, ranked Colorado 32nd in the nation for public mental-health-care funding.
The state ranks sixth in the nation for its rate of suicide. Yet fewer hospital beds are available for children, adolescents and senior citizens with mental-health illnesses than a decade ago. Currently, more than 50 percent of care for mental health and substance abuse in Colorado is delivered via primary-care physicians of which there also is a shortage. And many rural areas of Colorado have little or no accessible mental-health providers.
Cuts to mental-health services in Colorado and elsewhere have been a reality for decades. Keller, a former longtime Colorado legislator, noted that federal money to pay for mental-health services began drying up in the 1980s, and states and counties began to defund programs. In 2009, the Legislature opted to save millions by eliminating beds for children, adolescents and geriatric patients at the Fort Logan Mental Health Institute in Denver, one of Colorados two inpatient psychiatric hospitals.
I regret that more than anything else, but we had to do what we had to do to balance the budget, Keller said. There was a theory that if we closed the beds in institutions, local communities would have to step up to the plate. They didnt.
In the months after James Holmes was alleged to have killed 12 people and injured 58 in a movie theater in Aurora, efforts have been launched to increase funding and rebuild infrastructure for mental-health services. Holmes attorneys have claimed he is mentally ill. Many other violent episodes, including the mass shooting in Newtown, Conn., and smaller-scale incidents in Colorado, have raised consciousness for restoring funding for and access to mental-health services.
In December, Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper and Department of Human Services Director Reggie Bicha rolled out a proposal to inject $18.5 million into mental-health programs. The Legislature is expected to begin debating several related bills in coming weeks.
Keller and Glaser are encouraged by the plan, which includes establishing a 24-hour statewide crisis hotline and opening five walk-in facilities for people who need help. But, they say, there is much more to be done.
In one perspective, $18.5 million sounds like a lot of money, but in some perspectives, it is really just a drop in the bucket, Glaser said.


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Place of Origin: China
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The Baby Rinse Cup is favored by both babies and parents, because the appearance is very beautiful and the texture is good. The surface of the Baby Bath Spoon is smooth and thick, it can resist high temperature and is not easy to be out of shape. The handle of the Plastic Baby Scoop is non-slip, parents don't need to worry about it. And the cartoon pattern also attracts baby's eyes.
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Taizhou Howawa Baby Products Co., Ltd. is located in Taizhou, Zhejiang Province, a beautiful coastal city along the East Sea of China, in the south of Taizhou Airport, back against G15 Shenhai Highway, in the east of Haimen port more than 10 kilometers, the traffic of sea, land and air is very convenient.
Founded in 1985, the company was originally founded as a mold making enterprise. After the transformation and upgrading, it implemented the strategy adjustment and carried out industrial innovation. The company was officially renamed as Taizhou Howawa Baby Products Co., Ltd.in 2000. It is a high-tech enterprise produces baby bottles, Fitness cars and other baby supplies series of design, also includes exclusive development and sales. It is a well-known enterprise in baby products industry.
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Delete Key Awards Finalist #8 comes from Stephenie Meyer's novel of alien abduction, The Host (Little, Brown, 619 pp., $25.99), a three-way tie:
"It's a voluntary choice."
"He nuzzled his face against mine until he found my lips, then he kissed me, slow and gentle, the flow of molten rock swelling languidly in the dark at the center of the earth, until my shaking slowed."
" 'Well, for Pete's sake!' Jeb exclaimed. 'Can't nobody keep a secret around this place for more'n 24 hours? Gol' durn, this burns me up!'"
The Host is a novel for adults written at a fourth-grade (9-year-old) reading level, according to the readability statistics that come with the spell-checker on Microsoft Word. But even 9-year-olds deserve better than the redundancy of the first example, the purple prose of the second, and the cornball dialogue of the third. The Jan. 5, 2009, post on One-Minute Book Reviews tells more about the fourth-grade reading level of The Host.
© 2009 Janice Harayda. All rights reserved.


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Measure out how much food and treats your dog eats
Just like people, dogs need to watch their portion sizes to maintain a healthy weight and lower their risk for diabetes, cancer and liver disease.
According to dog expert Cesar Millan, pet owners should measure how much food their dog is eating. Millan recommends using a measuring cup to ensure you are feeding your dog the correct portion sizes.
Millan also recommends keeping track of how many treats your dog eats each day. Treats count as part of your dog's daily food allowance, so they should be counted towards his or her overall calories for the day.
Millan suggests to look at the ingredients in your dog's treats. Take a look at how much salt and fat are in them, and make sure they comply with your dog's dietary needs.


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Back to the Future: Hill Valley is a full conversion mod for Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Back to the Future: Hill Valley will be based on the Back to the Future Trilogy, allowing the player to re-enact all the great moments from the films. While some parts of the story are stretched to make it more enjoyable, we are determined not to stray too far from the original story-line. The people behind this mod want the community to relive the movies and have as much fun in the process as possible. With the outstanding game play of the Sandbox hit, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, in combination with one of the best movies of all time, Back to the Future, this mod is sure to bring countless hours of fun to anybody who enjoyed the movies.
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