we do a number of things, i mean, between public service advertising, working with the advertising council, we do outreach with entertainment industries council, we work with hollywood health & society. what we want to do is we want to take the resources the federal government has, the science that we have behind the information, make sure that those storylines are credible because if they're not credible, they're not believable, you know, we lose our entry into the audience to begin with and so what can we do to support those who are in recovery, getting the story out? what can we do to help those who are working with the industry get the accurate information out? and what can we do to just overall raise awareness amongst the public about addiction into mental illnesses so that people are informed. they can take steps early on and not wait until the train wreck happens in somebody's life. so again, treating mental illnesses and addictions are a lot like any other health condition, intervene early, let's help the person into recovery quickly. sandra. i want to refer to mark's comment about

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seeking to have this measure approved by the seattle city council tossed out saying that the majority of debt of the books contain is not really advertising its emergency and community information but come on read that book is nothing more than advertising if you really want some personal information on someone these days you go to the internet nobody pulls out their ten pound phone book for the city of seattle is joining a long list of places that have complain that it costs too much to recycle these books it's estimated that the city spends three hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year on getting rid of phone books that i personally i mean give seattle big props on this one with the internet with smart phones who really needs a phone book at home anymore so i am hoping that more cities follow in seattle's lead but in the meantime the argument that asking residents to be more environmentally friendly is violating the constitutional rights of the yellow pages well that is just the most ridiculous thing that i have ever ever heard this is exactly why we're falling behind people. now more than one hundred million viewers tuned in last nig