Posted: 5/13/2008 3:53:57 AM EDT
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Georgia Weekly Tomorrow and Again on Tuesday This will air Sunday May 11, at 1:00pm on Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB) May 11, 2008 Related educational material: Gun Legislation: – This past legislative session, lawmakers passed what is commonly referred to as the "guns in cars bill". What exactly is contained in the bill? What are the benefits and the risks? Alice Johnson. Executive Director of Georgians for Gun Safety, a non profit organization working to reduce deaths and injuries from firearms, and Rep. Tim Bearden [R] Villa Rica, the author of the bill, join us to debate HB89. Personalized Medicine – Side effects from prescription drug treatments are the 4th leading cause of death in the U.S., so the obvious goal is to minimize those side effects. That is where personalized medicine comes in. But what is it? And how does it work? Two leaders in the field join us to explain. Dr. Stephen C. Peiper, is Chair of the Department of Pathology and Senior Associate Dean for Translational Science at the Medical College of Georgia School of Medicine, and Dr. Kapil Bhalla, is the Director of the MCGCancer Center.... Next week on Georgia Weekly: Depression is one of the most treatable illnesses, with 80-90% of people who seek treatment finding relief. Unfortunately most people experiencing the disorder never seek help. Approximately 80% of people with depressive disorders go untreated. This special episode will provide information about the disease, treatment and resources. Airing Sunday, May 11, 2008 - 1:00pm Tuesday, May 13, 2008 - 7:00pm Please note this program is being aired again tonight at 7:00 p.m. |
If I had a way to get it from my DVR to my 'puter, I'd post it for you. I'll bet someone smarter than me can figure out a way to capture it and post it on youtube. p.s. Thanks for your service. Hope you're home soon safe and sound. |
Looks like it's posted here...Click watch right by the date.  www.gpb.org/georgiaweekly/2008/05/11 |
Your welcome. It is honor to serve. It is my wife, Mrs Monk and my kids (1 boy and 3 girls) that truly deserve your thanks and well wishes. I believe that deployments are much tougher on the family at home than on the Marine who is deployed. My oldest daughter had surgery yesterday to remove her tonsils. I have been feeling down about not being there for her or Mrs. Monk. Thankfully my parents and in laws have been able to help out. Hearing your daughter scared and hurting when you are thousands of miles hurts in ways I could have never imagined. I am just grateful the Marine Corps has kept deployments to 7 months and not 13-15 months like the Army. My wife's cousin is on his second deployment over here. His reserve commitment was supposed to be up but the Army extended him to make another 15 month tour. It was my choice to come on this deployment while over half of our battalion are recalls from the IRR. All of them had been off active duty for over a year and many of them 2 or more years. Thanks for the video link! The Bald Monk |
Thank You!
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So, I'm going to blow #1000 on this: A-having a concealed carry permit is giving police powers to the people? I thought we already had them. B-because a felony case resulted from an illegally concealed firearm no one should be able to place guns elsewhere in their car? based on that logic police should not be able to serve search warrants anymore since a felony against the police happened in Atlanta. C-Boy, that whole second amendment is a right not a privilege really pissed her off D-did she play the dad on Happy Days?
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