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Check this video out -- Angry Eye http://t.co/KT9wKey   For young people - part of the issue is that they live emotionally in the present. Youth are not generally emotionally equipped nor developed maturity wise to peer into the future and realize "this will pass". I believe their are as many reasons as there are people in the world for taking ones life. Every individual deals with different stressors and handles them differently due to personality differences as well. 5 Obvious (& Not So Obvious) Health Care Repeal Would Hurt Young Americans http://t.co/APkN6h8 via @campusprogress   The Top 5 Diversity Stories of 2010 What stories had the biggest impact on diversity in education last year? We came up with our own list. See if it matches yours. 'Teach: Tony Danza' Captures Classroom Reality Blogger Jill E. Thomas says the new program on A&E reminds her that "the expectations of teachers are completely absurd. Every good teacher knows that there is an infinite amount of work that could be done. There is always more feedback to give to a student, another parent to call, a more creative lesson plan to invent or another meeting to attend. Working closely with young people ... is no easy feat." AZ: health care to be cut for 5,200 mentally disabled individuals http://wapo.st/h9paFS Taking the above into account - I notice that many individuals attempt to identify the motivator for suicidal ideation. No one is mentioning a possible lack of support for individuals under duress.   Friday, January 21, 2011 6:21 AM From: "State Senator Karen Tallian" s4@iga.in.gov To: justcoolinout@yahoo.com Some ideas would be increased funding for trained teams to go into low income developments, schools, military centers, etc. to conduct workshops, assess, research, crete prevention programs, groups,and counsel individuals at risk. Public service announcements should be increased to reach multiple populations. Prevention is the key although not the only component. We need to make assistance available to all. For many, the difference between suicide and life is cost effective or free support. Also, some individuals avoid seeking help due to stigma attatched to suicidal ideation. The elderly are a forgotten population that are high risk for suicide and depression as well. Anyone who commits suicide is oviously lacking coping strategies. In ending, their are so many individual reasons for taking ones life that one needs to deal with this on a case to case basis. Educate the public on the signs of depression and suicidal ideation and encourage them to get involved. http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/1002.html Please sign this action to help victims of neglect. » Neglected children suffer more health problems, social problems and educational achievement problems than others. 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"The extent of flooding being experienced by Queensland is unprecedented and requires a national and united response," Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard said. "Dozens of towns have been isolated or partially submerged” by Australia's extraordinary floods, which have killed at least 20 people and are now "flushing toxic, pesticide-laden sediment into the Great Barrier Reef, and could threaten fragile corals and marine life in the world’s largest living organism." The disaster "is costing Australia at least $3 billion in lost farming and coal exports." Elsewhere, extraordinary rains "have triggered widespread floods and mudslides" in Sri Lanka, killing 43 people and affecting millions more, prompting the United Nation to make a $51 million appeal for help. With heavy rains across southern Africa, "over 50 people have died in floods in South Africa and neighbouring Mozambique," and "Zimbabwean authorities have issued flood warnings for points in the south and west of the country." Continuous rains in the Philippines have killed at least 56 people and left hundreds of thousands of people "reeling." Extreme rains have caused “the worst natural disaster to hit Brazil in four decades," where the "death toll from flooding and mudslides near Rio de Janeiro" could approach 1,000 victims. "Heavy snow and rain in the U.S. Midwest" likely means record springtime floods. “Changes in Iowa’s weather patterns, landscape, cities and farms have rendered some of the state’s most trusted flood prevention safeguards outmoded and inadequate,” a review by The Des Moines Register shows. "This is no longer something that’s theory or conjecture or something that comes out of computer models," Dr. Richard Somerville, the Nobel-winning scientist who led the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report on the state of climate science in 2007, explained to ABC News. "We’re observing the climate changing. It’s real. It’s happening. It’s scientific fact." The Associated Press reports that the GOP's campaign promise of cutting $100 billion from the federal budget and returning to 2008 levels of spending could mean huge cuts in programs that serve millions of Americans. Included among the cuts would be Pell Grants being cut back by more than $1,000 per student and a 16 percent cut to the FBI budget. http://t.co/OV7tI7Y  , And finally: Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) invented a drinking game yesterday for observers of congressional Republicans' attempts to repeal President Obama's health care law: " you take a shot every time a Republican lies ." Speaking on the house floor, Weiner made sure to encourage people to "get a designated driver," as they would have to take a lot of shots. 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