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FEMA assistance

In a breakdown of federal money provided to Coloradans after the flood, Weld County had the fourth-highest number of eligible applicants for FEMAs individual and household assistance program, at 1,045.

Boulder County had more than 9,000 applicants, Larimer County had about 1,900, and Arapahoe County had about 1,600.

Statewide, FEMA said, more than $284 million in federal funds has been doled out for help.

More than $5.6 million has gone to Weld County for things like street repairs, debris removal on public land and the restoration of other public services.

Evans has received nearly $11.7 million in federal aid since the September flood, according to numbers released Friday by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

But Evans officials say they wont count on their share of the money for at least another few months, when FEMA approval is official at every level.

Sheryl Trent, Evans director of community and economic development, said the $1.5 million listed Friday as dedicated for public repair projects could still be denied as it moves through the ranks of FEMA approval and back down to state approval.

FEMA has helped 379 Evans residents with $6.5 million for things like home repairs, property replacement, rental assistance and disaster-related expenses for medical, dental and legal needs, FEMA said in a news release.

The U.S. Small Business Administration has approved $3.6 million in low-interest loans for homeowners, business owners and renters, according to the release.

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The Cabinet Office has completed its trial of consumer laptops, tablets, collaboration software and Wi-Fi access.

The users gave regular feedback on how the new tools affected their day-to-day working, and in a blog post, the Cabinet Office said this would feed into the solutions it will take forward.

Lightweight laptops and tablets; Google Apps for mail, calendar, document creation and collaboration; Evernote for notetaking; and Libre Office for offline document creation were all trialled.

The Cabinet Office also introduced a "lightweight secure layer" device management solution, portable 4G Wi-Fi and printers on a trial basis.

Civil servant Will van Rensberg said that the solutions had been welcomed by staff, and that users were "extremely reluctant" to return equipment.

"Some of the clearest evidence of the difference the technology made came when we asked for the kit back - without exception, every team on the trial asked to keep the equipment beyond the trial end date," he claimed.

Rensberg stated that participants were able to easily start using the real-time document editing functionality in Google Docs, and that being able to work on the document resulted in "higher quality output, achieved faster". However, when the users wanted to collaborate with people outside of the trials, they weren't able to.

"This highlighted the need to make sure the applications and file formats work together," he said.

Although Google Docs was well received, Rensberg said that many users did not see it as a replacement for the products they are used to.

The iPad and Android tablet devices trialled were generally popular, but employees questioned whether the devices would actually help them work, because they either weren't mobile workers or they rely heavily on their existing laptops, which provided additional functionality that the tablet couldn't match.

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AAP West Australian Treasurer Troy Buswell has resigned after having a breakdown.

The colourful, charismatic and controversial ministerial career of West Australian politician Troy Buswell is over, as he begins a battle to recover from a mental breakdown.

At an emotional press conference, Premier Colin Barnett confirmed Mr Buswell had tendered his resignation during a phone call when he also admitted crashing his government car into security gates at his Perth home.

The February 23 incident sparked a brief police investigation on the night and then prompted Mr Buswell to take personal leave for the past two weeks.

But the full details of the crash, which occurred after Mr Buswell had driven home from a wedding, only emerged publicly on Sunday after the witness who reported the erratic driving to the police told the same story to local media.

"It is a very sad day and a sad situation he found himself in. He has had a breakdown," Mr Barnett said.

Since taking leave, Mr Buswell had been in hospital undergoing treatment in both Perth and Sydney, Mr Barnett said.

He has been released from hospital and returned to Perth but is still under medical care.

Mr Buswell resigned as WA treasurer and transport minister but remains MP for the regional seat of Vasse.

The dramatic day began with a West Australian newspaper report of a witness saying they had to stop their vehicle to avoid being struck by Mr Buswell's white Holden Caprice on Roberts Road, Subiaco.

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Western Australia Treasurer Troy Buswell has resigned from Cabinet following a breakdown, two months before he was due to deliver the state budget.

Buswell is still receiving medical treatment after more than a week in hospital, state Premier Colin Barnett told reporters today. Barnett confirmed media reports that Buswell had crashed a ministerial car into a gate last month and had been emotional and upset.

Hes had a breakdown, hes been hospitalized for about 10 days, Barnett said. Hes facing up to reality.

As Treasurer, Buswell was spearheading the states attempt to regain a AAA credit rating after it was cut one level by Standard & Poors in September. The state government said in December it expected an operating surplus of A$437 million ($395 million) in 2013-14, about a A$50 million improvement on the surplus forecast in August.

Buswell lost the leadership of the state Liberal Party in 2008 after he admitted sniffing a female staffers chair in Parliament House. He stepped down from the front bench in 2010 after an affair with a lawmaker in the Greens Party.

Barnett said he would be sworn in as acting treasurer and intended to appoint a replacement this week.

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Vikki and John Ruisch at a fireplace they added when recently renovating their Woodcliff Lake home. Though the couples goal wasnt to increase the houses value, fireplaces are high on the wish lists of many buyers.

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a fireplace."

VIKKI RUISCH OF WOODCLIFF LAKE, WHO HAD TWO FIREPLACES BUILT INTO HER HOME DURING A REMODELING PROJECT

Vikki Ruisch had a fireplace in her house, but it was in a room her family barely used. So during a remodeling project last year, she had a fireplace built in her heavily trafficked living room, where everyone could enjoy it.

Ruisch figured it would add value to her Woodcliff Lake house, but that wasnt really an incentive. She grew up having a fireplace in her home and just wanted one, or two. She also had one put in the master bedroom.

"I dont know anyone who doesnt like a fireplace," she said. "We use ours, especially this winter. My husband puts the one on in the bedroom when he gets up about an hour before me, and then its nice and toasty by the time I get up."

Ruisch is one of many home and business owners installing fireplaces to add ambience, warmth and financial value to where they live and work. A fireplace can increase a homes value by 6 to 12 percent, according to the National Center for Real Estate Research of Littleton, Colo.

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