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Zen Garcia will interview various activists some with ADAPT about the reintroduction of The Community Choice Act and how this one bill will realigned the nursing home bias of long term care service delivery here in America, while providing choice and access to community based services supporting individuals and families in their own homes.

Chloe Magazine for Disabled Women Dare to Change the World Are you looking for articles and tips on fashion, parenting, entertaining,lifestyle, health and beauty, how to save money, how to make money, new products and exciting destinations? Are you interested in making changes in the world we all live in? Are you politically active? Do you want to be? Are you looking for discounts and special offers? If you want or need any of that information, it's HERE - Chloe Magazine is headed to print and to celebrate, we're holding a subscription sale - subscribe online for 2 issues for just TEN DOLLARS. That's just five dollars per jam packed issue. Our first print issue will be available April 15 to subscribers and on April 17 we will begin public distribution at Abilities Expo in Edison NJ. Our FIRST issue is packed full of articles and information on fun new events, great places to go, interesting people who are making changes in the world, personal care and the ongoing Fashion Showcase - fabulous outfits you would actually wear. Regular items include Talk to the Chair - an ongoing, from the heart column from Tiffiny Carlson covering sex and relationships and self esteem and everything in between, and Manly Speaking with relevant (and funny) advice from our Guy Guru Scott Chesney. Contributors include renowned Travel Expert Candy Harrington, product reviewer Kimberley Barreda, Political Activist and Lobbyist Madonna Long, Extreme Abilities producer Domonic Corradin, Celebrity Interviewer Joy Taylor and many others. In addition to our publication, Chloe Magazine is sponsoring and producing the Dare to Change the World Fashion Showcase at all four scheduled Abilities Expos in 2009. We have designers from around the world presenting their lines, modeled by the hottest gals and guys in chairs we could find. See us in a major market near you - NYC, Los Angeles, Chicago and Atlanta.

In June 2008, a 58-year-old resident of Cumming, Georgia passed away from helium intoxication. Police suspected assisted suicide, and the Georgia Burea of Investigation launched a probe into the Final Exit Network. Today, the GBI's investigation led to the arrests of Atlanta resident Claire Behr, age 76, and a Kennesaw man, 63-year-old Thomas E. Goodwin. Authorities in Maryland also charged two others they believe to be part of the alleged assisted suicide network: Baltimore residents Dr. Lawrence Egbert, age 81 and 60-year-old Nicholas Alec Sheridan. The GBI became involved after Cumming Police and the Forsyth County coroner suspected the unnamed suicide in Cumming had received assistance and relatives found material related to Final Exit in the man's possession. According to Atlanta's ABC affiliate, WSB TV, the arrestees all "have been charged on warrants out of Forsyth County with assisted suicide, tampering with evidence, and violation of the Georgia RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations) Act."