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Dr. Torrey's article resonated with me after reading SAMHSA's just released draft of a "National Framework for Quality Improvement in Behavioral Health Care."

DJ Jaffe: Improve Care For Mentally Ill: Eliminate Mental Health Agencies DJ Jaffe 2011

Dr. Torrey's article resonated with me after reading SAMHSA's just released draft of a "National Framework for Quality Improvement in Behavioral Health Care."

DJ Jaffe: Improve Care For Mentally Ill: Eliminate Mental Health Agencies DJ Jaffe 2011

Fuller Torrey's The Insanity Offense on how due to the best of intentions, persons with mental illness were kicked out of hospitals and left to fend for themselves.

DJ Jaffe: How California Can Comply With Supreme Court Order to Release 33,000 Prisoners DJ Jaffe 2011

By this point, Torrey's parents were ready to move on to something else, and turned to Torrey to buy the wholesale coffee side off of them, as well.

Scott Ballum: Cafe Moto Brews Globally, and Locally, Responsible Coffee 2010

Roll in a company-wide recycling program, reclaimed building materials when possible, and hiring neighborhood contractors for any outside work needed, and you've got a business that Torrey's daughters will someday be proud of.

Scott Ballum: Cafe Moto Brews Globally, and Locally, Responsible Coffee 2010

At the same time as the Pale Male controversy, scientists rediscovered Torrey's mountainmint on Staten Island.

Marielle Anzelone: What Edward Norton Should Know for the UN's Biodiversity Summit Marielle Anzelone 2010

Some of Torrey's ss have an immediacy that reminds me of many of the first-person narratives of some of contemporary crime fiction.

The girl who kicked the publisher's keister for misplacing an apostrophe Peter Rozovsky 2010

Cassidy, the Torrey's 20-year-old son and a student at Plymouth State, forgot to register to vote, which upset both parents.

Claudia Cruz: Off the Candidate Track: Voices from Plymouth, New Hampshire 2008

For some reason I've put off reading 42 DAYS TO MURDER, I think because Torrey's weak point was sustaining a plot once he got it off the ground--might seem like a major weakness except for his notable strength: no one, I mean NO ONE, wrote tougher first-person private eye fiction that Roger Torrey in the years between Hammett and Spillane.

Bill Crider's Pop Culture Magazine Bill Crider 2004

Torrey's opinion was that Gironde hired subcontractors for the proposal period, then laid them off immediately thereafter; that none of the subs had anywhere near the mandated number of women or minorities; he'd bet that many had women or minorities as titular owners and were paid minimum wage.

The Hearing Lescroart, John T 2000