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The Citadel will face Big South member Winthrop in the lone midweek battle this week in Rock Hill. The Bulldogs are coming off a three-game sweep of UNC Greensboro and face the College of Charleston this weekend in Southern Conference action. Earlier this season, The Citadel defeated Winthrop 9-2 on March 14 at Riley Park. Justin Mackert and Bo Thompson each recorded career-highs with four hits in the victory.
Johnathan Stokes' RBI single to left with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth capped of a wild six-run final frame and gave The Citadel a 8-7 victory and a series sweep over visiting UNC Greensboro Sunday afternoon at Riley Park. Trailing 7-2 after eight complete and with two outs in the ninth, the Bulldogs used four hits, two errors and three walks to complete the improbable comeback. Ryne Hardwick started the rally with a double down the left-field line and Nick Orvin put runners at the corners with an infield single. Mason Davis lined a double down the left-field line to plate Hardwick and put a pair of runners in scoring position with the Bulldogs down 7-3. Brennen James replaced Hathcock on the mound for UNCG and promptly walked Justin Mackert to load the bases. Joe Jackson reached on an error at first, allowing Orvin to score from third with the first of five unearned runs in the frame. Back-to-back bases-loaded walks by Grant Richards and Drew DeKerlegand pushed across two more runs to cut the deficit to 7-6. Orth came to the plate for the second time in the frame and reached on a fielding error that allowed Jackson to score with the tying run. With the outfield pulled in, Stokes roped a 1-1 pitch to left that allowed pinch-runner Hayden Hendry to score from third as the Citadel bench raced out to mob the freshman shortstop.
Grant Richards' two-out RBI single in the bottom of the eighth brought home Joe Jackson with the go-ahead run as The Citadel rallied back for a 5-4 victory over UNC Greensboro Saturday afternoon at Riley Park. Jackson reached on a bunt single to first to lead off the eighth and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Bo Thompson. A groundout by Drew DeKerlegand advanced Jackson to third and Richards sharply hit a 0-1 pitch to third. Trevor Edwards made an acrobatic stop at third, but Richards beat out the throw by a half-step to give the Bulldogs the 5-4 lead.
Austin Pritcher tossed a complete-game four-hitter to give head coach Fred Jordan his 700th career victory as The Citadel blanked UNC Greensboro 3-0 Friday evening to open their three-game Southern Conference series at Riley Park. Pritcher was magnificent on the mound, striking out nine Spartans and scattering four hits, walking none. The complete-game shutout was the first for The Citadel since Matt Talley did it against UNCG on May 15, 2010 and was Pritcher's first complete-game effort.
Winthrop enters the week with a 12-25 record after losing two out of three last weekend in conference play to Liberty. Justin Hopper leads the Winthrop offense with a .291 average at the plate, while Matt Lobacz has 26 RBI on the season and Patrick Gamblin has hit a team-leading four home runs. Tyler Klitsch tops the Eagle pitching staff with a 3.14 ERA, and Matt Pierpont and Eric Ruth have three wins each on the season. Pierpont also leads in innings pitched (66.2) and strikeouts (60) and complete games (2).
With last Friday's 3-0 win over UNC Greensboro, head coach Fred Jordan becomes the 36th active member of the 700-win club of NCAA Division I head coaches. In his 21st season, Jordan is 702-529 all-time at the helm of the Citadel program. Jordan had 686 victories entering this, his 21st, season of Citadel baseball.
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NEW YORK -Cable dramas and network comedies dominated the nominees for the 19th-annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.
In the drama category, cable favorites such as "Homeland," "Mad Men," "Breaking Bad" and "Boardwalk Empire" picked up multiple nominations, while network series were all but overlooked.
On the comedy side, the situation was reversed: Only one cable series, "Nurse Jackie," made the cut in the ensemble category, with SAG favoring network sitcoms like "30 Rock," "Modern Family" and "The Big Bang Theory."
And naturally, there were some surprises and snubs.
In the drama category, SAG voters followed the trend firmly established at this year's Emmys by failing to nominate the ensemble of any broadcast network series. Last year, "The Good Wife" was among the nominees, but this year only its lead actress, Julianna Margulies, made the cut. The crowded cable landscape also meant that the cast of HBO's fantasy series "Game of Thrones" was overlooked, despite picking up a nomination in 2011.
After ignoring them last year, SAG voters nominated Damian Lewis and Claire Danes, the Emmy-winning leads of "Homeland," along with the rest of the show's ensemble.
Although the cast of "Mad Men" received a nod, as did its star, Jon Hamm, none of its female stars - Elisabeth Moss, Christina Hendricks, Jessica Pare or January Jones - was nominated. SAG voters also overlooked perennial nominees Kyra Sedgwick and Glenn Close, whose respective shows, "The Closer" and "Damages," wrapped up this year.
Just as they did last year, SAG voters favored the ensembles of well-established sitcoms "Modern Family," "The Big Bang Theory" and "30 Rock" in the comedy category, neglecting relative newcomers such as "New Girl" and cable favorites "Girls" and "Veep."
The one notable exception was a nod for the cast of Showtime's "Nurse Jackie": Although series star Edie Falco has now been nominated for a SAG Award for four consecutive years, Wednesday marked a first for the rest of the ensemble.
The comedy actress category was mostly a repeat of last year, with the notable exception of "Modern Family" star Julie Bowen, who won her second Emmy in September. She was edged out of contention by Amy Poehler of "Parks and Recreation." Despite winning an Emmy for her performance on "Veep," Julia Louis-Dreyfus was also neglected by SAG voters.
Among actors, the biggest surprise may have been that Michael C. Hall was overlooked for his work on "Dexter," while Jeff Daniels was honored for the critically scorned "The Newsroom." Louis C.K. edged out this year's Emmy winner, Jon Cryer of "Two and a Half Men," on the comedy side.
There were few surprises in the TV movie or miniseries categories, with SAG voters largely siding with the Emmy choices by nominating the stars of HBO's "Game Change" and "Hemingway & Gellhorn" and History's "Hatfields & McCoys."
The SAG Awards will be held Jan. 27, at the Los Angeles Shrine Exposition Center and broadcast on TNT and TBS.
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Interview: Christina Perri is 'Burning Gold' on New Album 'Head or Heart'
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Christina Perri has been laying low in the year since she released her Christmas EP and another take of "A Thousand Years" for the final Twilight film, but now she's back with the new ballad "Human."
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The twists and riffs of an Eoin Colfer story combined with the gleeful quirkiness of Oliver Jeffers' illustrations? That's what I call an unbeatable team. Their first-ever picture book collaboration, Imaginary Fred, is coming this fall from HarperCollins.
Here's what we've got to look forward to:
Imaginary Fred is a unique take on the concept of imaginary friends. It's the story of two little boys and their shared love of movies, music, and comic books. It is about how a little bit of electricity, a little bit of luck, and a little bit of magic can spark a friendship like no other. The perfect chemistry between Eoin Colfer's text and Oliver Jeffers's artwork will make for a treasured new picture book.
The publisher's already calling it an "instant children's classic," "genius" and "the stuff of dreams." It's way too soon to be throwing labels like that around, but we're nevertheless excited to see what fun this duo whips up.
For those of us pining away for a Parisian vacation, Greg Marchand's first cookbook of nouvelle vague bistro fare may be the next best thing. Frenchie is our April Top Pick in cookbooks, and Marchand's recipe for this light and sophisticated dessert is the perfect example of why his innovative, light-handed French fusion is garnering international attention.
Chamomile Panna Cotta and Citrus Soup
4 servings / Wine pairing: Sake
This delicate panna cotta is made with less gelatin than many recipes call for, so be sure to allow enough time for it to set. Infusing the cream with chamomile gives it slight notes of hay, and the panna cotta and citrus fruit soup are an exciting combination, both floral and wild, acidic and sweet. I like to serve this dessert with a good sake.
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For the citrus soup
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1. With a small knife, split the vanilla bean and scrape out the seeds; reserve the pod and seeds.
Combine the cream, sugar, chamomile, and vanilla seeds and pod in a small nonreactive saucepan and bring to a simmer. Remove from the heat and let infuse for 20 to 30 minutes. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve into a medium bowl.
2. Meanwhile, put the gelatin in a bowl of cold water and let stand for 10 minutes, or until softened.
Drain the gelatin and squeeze out the excess water. Heat the milk in a small saucepan, just until warm, then add the gelatin and stir to dissolve it. Pour the milk into the infused cream and stir well. Pour into four 4-ounce timbale molds (about 2 inches high and 2 inches wide) or 4-ounce ramekins.
3. Refrigerate for at least 6 hours, or overnight.
The citrus soup
1. Juice one of the grapefruits and both oranges; reserve ½ cup of each type of fruit juice.
Quarter the kumquats lengthwise and remove the seeds. Place them in a saucepan, cover with cold water, and bring to a boil. Drain in a colander and rinse under cold water.
2. With a sharp knife, peel the remaining grapefruit and the clementines, removing the skin and all the bitter white pith. Then cut between the membranes to remove the citrus segments. Combine with the kumquats in a bowl.
3. Put the gelatin sheet in a bowl of cold water and let stand for 10 minutes, or until softened.
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5. Pour the cooled juice over the fruit segments and refrigerate until chilled.
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Fans of the incredibly prolific author Jodi Picoult (My Sister's Keeper, The Storyteller) won't have to wait much longer to get their hands on her 23rd (!) book.
Random House will release Leaving Time, formerly titled "Elephant Graveyard," on October 14. The story mines territory familiar to Picoult—family, memory and identity—as it follows 13-year-old Jenna Metcalf, whose mother Alice (a scientist specializing in elephant behavior) went missing in the wake of a tragic accident more than a decade ago. Refusing to believe she would be abandoned as a toddler, Jenna scans her mother's old journals for clues and enlists the help of a famous psychic and the now-jaded detective who originally investigated Alice's case.
Read an excerpt from the first chapter below:
My first memory is white at the edges, like a photo with too bright a flash. My mother is holding spun sugar, on a cone, cotton candy. She raises her finger to her lips—This is our secret—and then tears off a tiny piece. When she touches it to my lips, the sugar dissolves. My tongue curls around her finger and sucks hard. Iswidi, she tells me. Sweet. This is not my bottle; it's not a taste I know, but it's a good one. Then she leans down and kisses my forehead. Uswidi, she says. Sweetheart.
I can't be more than nine months old.
This is pretty amazing, really, because most kids trace their first memories to somewhere between the ages of two and five. That doesn't mean that babies are little amnesiacs—they have memories long before they have language but, weirdly, can't access them once they start talking. Maybe the reason I remember the cotton candy episode is because my mother was speaking Xhosa, which isn't our language but one she picked up when she was working on her doctorate in South Africa. Or maybe the reason I have this random memory is as a trade-off my brain made—because I can't remember what I desperately wish I could: details of the night my mother disappeared.
Are any of you BookPage readers particularly interested in Leaving Time? If so, find more information and an even longer excerpt at Picoult's website.
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There are few writers as prolific as T.C. Boyle who consistently produce such high-quality and varied work—he is the author of 24 books of fiction and has been the recipient of several literary awards, including the PEN/Faulkner—so it's both unsurprising and exciting to receive news of upcoming novels.
After three decades with Viking, Boyle will publish his next two novels with Ecco, an imprint of Harper. The first, The Harder They Come, will be published in March 2015. As with many of Boyle's books, it will be set in California and will feature multiple interwoven storylines, featuring an aging ex-Marine, his unstable son and the son's much older lover.
Boyle commented on his move to Ecco:
"This is an occasion for my books to reach a new and ever-widening audience, a circumstance that every author, however successful, yearns for. We live for and through our work and hope to bring illumination and entertainment at the deepest and most joyous level to our readers. So look out: here we come."
No word on the second novel, but we'll keep you posted.
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What do you get when you mix the claustrophobia of Room with the psychological suspense of Before I Go to Sleep and a dash of The Road? Perhaps something that approximates Isla Morley's suspenseful second novel, Above. On her way home from the annual Horse Thieves Picnic, 16-year-old Blythe is kidnapped by Dobbs Hordin, the mild-mannered librarian in their small town of Eudora, Kansas. Dobbs tells Blythe he's doing this for her own good: The world is about to end, and his underground bunker is the only safe place. Is he lying to her? Or is he truly a prophet?
With the shallowest of breaths, I ask, "How long have you been planning this?"
This is when he's supposed to say, "Planned what? I haven't planned anything." This is when he's supposed to say, "Don't be crazy—I'm not going to keep you."
This is what he says: "The part regarding you, about two years, give or take. All the rest, eighteen years."
"How long . . .?"
"Well, I just told you."
I shake my head. "How long are you going to keep me here?"
He shrugs, looks away.
It must be asked. "Forever?"
The monster sucks me all the way down to the bottom of the silo. It is a long way down, just as Dobbs said, but I still manage to hear every last word. "We are the Remnant, Blythe. After the End, you and I will rise up together. You and me—we will one day seed the new world."
What are you reading this week?
We're highlighting a new batch of the most humorous, unsettling and vibrant short story collections this April, and one of our favorite stars from NBC's "The Office" may surprise you with the strength of his literary muscle.
B.J. Novak is most often recognized for his role as Ryan, the Dundler Mifflin temp, but his first collection, One More Thing: Stories and Other Stories, is anything but a vanity project. Novak's Harvard degree in English and Spanish literature combined with his sharp, absurdist style of humor are more than enough to convince us that he's the real deal.
With 64 pieces that dip into everything from pop culture and celebrity to Mark Twain's word choices in Huckleberry Finn, Novak delivers a fresh and emotionally astute literary debut.
The hilarious trailer stars Novak himself as he desperately tries to get his chic yet snobby Parisian crush (a fellow "Office" alum) to notice him.
What do you think, readers? Are you planning to read Novak's first collection? Is he giving Gary Shteyngart some competition for most entertaining book trailer?
We love books about books, bookstores, book lovers—anything to do with books! In Gabrielle Zevin's new novel, The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry, the titular character is the prickly proprietor of a seen-better-days bookstore—Island Books—whose life is turned upside-down . . . in a good way. The enchanting book has a little of everything: romance, books, friendships, second chances. Read our interview with Zevin about it.
We were curious about the books Zevin has enjoyed reading lately, so we asked her to recommend three recent favorites, which she graciously agreed to share.
The Sisters Brothers
By Patrick DeWitt
When I was in college, I read that Vladimir Nabokov loved Westerns, and because I loved Nabokov, I thought I should make a point to read Westerns, too. For years, I've struggled through Westerns, but I don't think I've ever truly enjoyed one until The Sisters Brothers. I loved reading about Eli Sisters' struggles with oral hygiene, weight and romance. I wept for his horse, Tub. After a long dry spell, this is the Western I have always wanted to read.
My Accidental Jihad
By Krista Bremer
I ended up reading My Accidental Jihad because I met the author, Krista Bremer, at a book event. I'm not sure I would have read the book if I hadn't met her. That one provocative word in the title might have led me to make assumptions about what kind of story this was going to be. In a way, this is the point of such a title. Though the word has a specific connotation to an American reader, jihad, as Bremer explains, means struggle. The context of this memoir is Bremer's marriage to an older, Libyan, Muslim man, but at the heart of the story are the issues with which many women struggle: feminism, spirituality, love and children. The book is gently humorous, too: At one point, Bremer's young daughter gives a Western makeover to a Muslim Barbie doll. [Look for our review of My Accidental Jihad in our May issue.]
The Winner's Curse
By Marie Rutkoski
Not so long ago, I wrote a Young Adult series, and to an extent, the writing of it burnt me out on ever wanting to read another one. That said, I was irresistibly drawn to the premise of The Winner's Curse. A young noblewoman buys a slave, and then the two slowly fall in love. But how can she love a person whom she owns, and vice versa? This is a fascinating book, with interesting things to say about race, class, gender, history and power. In an odd way, it reminded of Jean Rhys' Wide Sargasso Sea. I can't think of a more perfect, provocative read for a mother-daughter book club.
What do you think, readers? Will you be adding The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry—or any of Zevin's recommended books—to your TBR list?
Locker Combinations is a Book Case feature by BookPage contributor and young adult (YA) literature expert Jill Ratzan. Using a variety of literary, cultural and educational perspectives, Jill guest blogs about the latest in YA lit and the general direction, trends and changes of the field. This month, Jill tackles reluctant readers.
"My teacher told me to pick out a book," the seventh grader standing at my library reference desk complains. Clearly, she wishes she'd been sent to choose a poisonous octopus instead.
Avid readers can easily be boggled at best—and horrified at worst—by teens who seem completely uninterested in reading. As adults who love the written word, we want the teens in our lives to love it too. So how can we reach out to teens who don't like to read?
Librarians use the term "reluctant readers" to describe young people like the one above. The term is both alliterative and subversive: Reluctance doesn't imply refusal, just hesitation. The idea is that the right book can overcome a potential reader's misgivings and inspire them to give reading a chance.
Reluctant readers love lists: They're easy to follow and present information in quick, short chunks. In that spirit, here's a list of four ideas for matching reluctant teen readers with books they're likely to enjoy. Or, at least, not likely to hate.
1. Take advantage of resource lists.
The American Library Association publishes an annual list of Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers, including a Top Ten Quick Picks list. These lists feature "books that teens, ages 12-18, will pick up on their own and read for pleasure; [they are] geared to the teenager who, for whatever reason, does not like to read."
On this year's list, I love Game by Barry Lyga, the second book in a series about a boy who vows to catch serial killers . . . starting with his own father. The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey, about an alien invasion, has also been a big hit with the reluctant readers in my neighborhood.
Many public libraries put together their own lists too. For example, check out the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh's "But I HATE to Read!" list for teens, whose refreshingly honest title speaks directly to its target audience.
2. Choose books with inherently high-interest topics.
Alien invasions and serial killers are usually good bets. In a press release announcing the 2014 Quick Picks choices, Derek Ivie, chair of the Quick Picks committee, enumerates other topics and formats of perpetual interest, including "zombies, dystopias, dogs, crafts, [and] graphic novels." (He goes on to apologize that "there are no graphic novels of zombie dogs making crafts in a dystopian world" but adds, "Maybe next year?")
3. Choose books that don't look intimidating.
Page counts should be low and amount of white space should be high. Illustrations, if they're relevant, should be plentiful. And, of course, cover art should be inviting and book description blurbs should be attention-grabbing. My favorite blurb from this year's Quick Picks list is for Eat, Brains, Love by Jeff Hart: "Jake and Amanda just ate most of their friends. They feel really bad about it."
University of Richmond Department of Education Curriculum Materials Center director (and BookPage contributor!) Angela Leeper has the right idea when she assembles this terrific list of Books Under 200 Pages for Booklist magazine. These 20 choices are sure to be hits among teens who might eschew more intimidating-looking tomes.
(Of course, rules were made to be broken: Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad, which takes up only 72 pages in its Dover edition, is a much more difficult read than the 870-page Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. But in general, shorter books help reading seem more manageable.)
4. Discard your avid-reader instincts.
Gold and silver award seals, like those of the Newbery and Printz medals, can be off-putting to reluctant teen readers, who associate them with uninteresting, difficult books that carry that known kiss of death: adult approval. (Again, every rule has its exceptions: Rainbow Rowell's love story between two misfit 1980s teens, Eleanor & Park, was named both a Printz Honor book and a Quick Pick for 2014.)
While avid readers often relish the cracking sound that a pristine hardcover makes the first time it's opened, a reluctant teen reader might have just the opposite view. A creased spine and worn out pages indicate a book that's been well-loved. Teens are observant people and they notice these cues.
So what about my seventh grader? After being assured that it had not won a Newbery—but that it had been made into a movie—she left with a well-worn paperback copy of the YA suspense classic I Know What You Did Last Summer by Lois Duncan. I hope she didn't hate it.
Lena Dunham's envelope-pushing HBO series "Girls"—which recently wrapped up its third season—has won her legions of fans and plenty of critical praise. The irreverent and witty 27-year-old actress, director, show runner and writer will soon be adding "author" to her résumé with the release of her feverishly anticipated first book, Not That Kind of Girl.
Random House is officially set to publish Dunham's blend of advice and memoir on October 7.
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Hungry for more details? Read a description of Not That Kind of Girl in Dunham's own words below:
If I can take what I've learned in this life and make one treacherous relationship or degrading job easier for you, perhaps even prevent you from becoming temporarily vegan, then every misstep of mine will have been worthwhile. This book contains stories about wonderful nights with terrible boys and terrible days with wonderful friends, about ambition and the two existential crises I had before the age of twenty. About fashion and its many discontents. About publicly sharing your body, having to prove yourself in a meeting full of fifty-year-old men and the health fears (tinnitus, lamp dust, infertility) that keep me up at night. I'm already predicting my future shame at thinking I had anything to offer you with this book, but also my future glory in having stopped you from trying an expensive juice cleanse or having the kind of sexual encounter where you keep your sneakers on. No, I am not a sexpert, a psychologist or a registered dietician. I am not a married mother of three or the owner of a successful hosiery franchise. But I am a girl with a keen interest in self-actualization, sending hopeful dispatches from the front lines of that struggle.
I know we've got some "Girls" fans out there! What do you think, readers? Are you excited to pick up a copy of Not That Kind of Girl?
Young adult mystery Death Spiral is working double duty: It introduces the Poisoned Pencil, the new YA mystery imprint of Poisoned Pen Press, and kicks off the Faith Flores Science Mysteries.
Death Spiral might be intended for teen readers, but this science thriller tackles some dark stuff. Sixteen-year-old Faith Flores wants to go to college and study science, but she has a lot to overcome. When her junkie mom dies, Faith doesn't believe it was an overdose, and she begins a dangerous search for the truth that takes her from the drug houses of North Philadelphia to the labs of the pharmaceutical industry.
Author Janie Chodosh is a "scientist wannabe and a naturalist." Chodosh shares 10 fascinating tidbits on the science behind her debut:
Death Spiral: A Faith Flores Science Mystery is a genetics-based mystery. Check out this list of interesting genetics facts that inspired the story of Faith Flores and her quest to find the true cause of her mother's death from a supposed heroin overdose.
1) The human genome consists of approximately 3 billion chemical base pairs and about 21,000 protein-coding genes. There are probably thousands more genes. Despite so many base pairs, any pair of humans is 99.9% identical in DNA.
2) Many genes play a role in addiction. For example, The A1 allele of the dopamine receptor gene DRD2 is more common in people addicted to alcohol or cocaine.
3) Although no mice were tested on to write this book, with the help of mouse studies, scientists have identified many genes that play roles in addiction. The reason mice are so helpful in studying addiction is because the reward pathway in our brains functions in much the same way in mice as it does in people. (If you want to know about mice and their addiction issues, read the subpoints; if rodent addiction is not of interest to you, move on to #4.)
a) Mice lacking the serotonin receptor gene Htr1b are more attracted to cocaine and alcohol.
b) Mice bred to lack the β2 subunit of nicotinic cholinergic receptors have a reduced reward response to cocaine.
c) Mice with low levels of neuropeptide Y drink more alcohol, whereas those with higher levels tend to abstain.
4) Gene therapy is a set of methods that uses genes to treat or prevent disease by inserting genes into a patient's cells. There are three approaches to gene therapy: replacing a disease-causing gene with a healthy copy of the gene; inactivating a mutated gene; or introducing a new gene to help fight a disease.
5) When many people, including yours truly, think of patents, they think of things like curling irons and doodads that make cars work. In fact, the U.S. Patent and Trade Office has been issuing patents on genetic material since 1982. There are currently 3,000 to 5,000 patents on human genes in the United States.
6) However, (see #5) on June 13, 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that human genes could not be patented.
7) Opponents of genetic patents worry about the financial aspect of gene patenting. What about this: If just one company is allowed to patent a particular genetic test or treatment, they will have a monopoly for the term of the patent and can charge whatever they like for it, limiting access to people who cannot afford to pay. Or this: Without any competition from other researchers, the company who owns the patent wouldn't necessarily have to respond to consumer feedback.
8) Myriad Genetics filed several patents for BRCA1 and BRCA2, genes associated with breast and ovarian cancer. In March 2010, a U.S. District Court ruled that the company's patent claims were invalid because genetic material was, in fact, a product of nature.
9) The age of personal genomic medicine is here. Whereas it used to cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to get a genome sequenced, the cost has gone as low as $1,000 and will continue to get cheaper. However, getting the meaning out of the data might cost you a lot more. Plus, where are you going to keep that valuable information?
10) We can find now find out if we are carriers for thousands of different diseases with a genetic component—things like Alzheimer's Disease, Schizophrenia and Huntington's Disease. Now, the question is, do we want to know? And if you know, it might have an impact on your siblings and children.
Thanks, Janie! Readers, Death Spiral is out now.


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United Heart & Vascular Clinic
225 North Smith Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55102
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Parking instructions
Patients can be dropped off at the building entrance located on Chestnut Street. There is a covered drive through for your convenience. After dropping off a patient, turn left onto Chestnut Avenue and enter the flat lot parking area (Lot H) behind the Nasseff Specialty Center.
Parking is available at a reduced rate in the flat lot (Lot H). The entrance to Lot H is on Chestnut Avenue. You must have your parking ticket validated by the office receptionist to get the reduced rate, so please bring your parking ticket with you. Parking is also available in the Gold Ramp across the street from the Nasseff Specialty Center. This ramp charges a full rate. A skyway connects this ramp with the Nasseff Specialty Center. You can reach the skyway on the third floor of the parking ramp. This will take you to the second floor of the Nasseff Specialty Center. Follow the skyway from the parking ramp and over Smith Avenue. When you reach the Nasseff Specialty Center, follow the skyway to the right and around to the front of the building. There is a bank of three elevators at the far end of this skyway. United Heart & Vascular Clinic is on fourth floor. More about parking on the United Hospital campus
United Heart & Vascular Clinic offers a full range of resources for the prevention, early detection, rapid treatment and rehabilitation of heart disease in one integrated, state-of-the-art facility conveniently located in downtown St. Paul. Together with Nasseff Heart Center on the United Hospital Campus, United Heart & Vascular Clinic is your resource for specialty heart care.
Clinic hours
Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
To make an appointment,
MyChart is the secure way to email a non-urgent question 24/7 to your provider. Log in, sign up or learn more.
An angiogram -- also called heart catheterization, cardiac catheterization or cardiac angiography -- is a common test used to evaluate heart muscles, valves and coronary arteries. It can provide exact information about the way your heart functions.
Angioplasty is the method used to open a blood vessel to improve blood flow by stretching a vessel from the inside and sometimes placing a stent to help keep it open.
Ankle-brachial index (ABI)
The ankle-brachial index, or ABI, is a measurement of blood flow in your leg arteries.
Cardiac Device Clinic: Pacemaker and ICD follow up
If a pacemaker or ICD (implantable cardioverter defibrillator) helps regulate your heartbeat, we can make sure your cardiac device is working properly. Our experts will evaluate your cardiac device and adjust settings so that you benefit the most.
When you have a rhythm problem with your heart (usually when it beats too slowly or if both sides of your heart don't beat together), you may need a pacemaker. A pacemaker is a medical device that can help your heart beat regularly.
ICD (implantable cardioverter defibrillator)
If your heart is beating too fast or irregularly, your doctor may decide that you need a device that gives your heart an electrical shock to restore your heart to a regular rhythm. This device is called an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD).
Echocardiogram (heart ultrasound)
An echocardiogram uses sound waves to create a moving picture of the heart.
Electrophysiology study (EPS)
This detailed study of the heart's electrical system is done to see if you have an abnormal heart rhythm (arrhythmia), and if so, where the abnormal rhythm is coming from.
Exercise stress test
An exercise stress test is a screening tool to test the effect of exercise on your heart. It provides an overall look at the health of your heart.
Heart Score
A heart score is a specific type of CT protocol that detects and measures the amount of calcium in your heart arteries and calculates a individual calcium score for you.
The Heart Disease Prevention Clinic
A heart attack and stroke prevention clinic. You will receive a complete picture of your health by meeting with a cardiologist, nutritionist and exercise physiologist.
Level One Heart Attack Program
United Hospital is a Level One heart hospital. A Level One hospital takes patients having a heart attack directly to the catheterization lab or surgery, if needed. United Hospital is in the top 10 percent of hospitals in the nation for quickly opening blocked arteries.
Percutaneous closure devices
Medical implants are used to treat these heart problems:
Nuclear cardiology
This test uses safe, radioactive materials called tracers to show the heart chambers.
Peripheral vascular imaging
A peripheral vascular exam measures blood pressure and blood flow using sound waves created by a device called a doppler. You will have a test done while you rest and while you exercise on a treadmill. This test helps tell if there are blockages in the leg arteries. This test takes about 30 minutes when looking at leg veins, and 45 minutes or longer when looking at the leg arteries.
Stress echocardiogram
Stress echocardiography is a test that uses ultrasound imaging to determine how the heart muscles respond to stress. It is mainly used to diagnose and evaluate coronary artery disease.
Valvuloplasty uses a catheter to open a valve that is narrowed. A balloon-tipped catheter is threaded through an artery in the leg and passed to the heart valve. Then the balloon is inflated to separate the valve flaps and reopen it.
Vascular services
United Vascular Clinic combines expertise of cardiology, radiology, vascular surgery and vascular medicine and delivers care in one location in downtown St. Paul. The clinic is a partnership between Minnesota Surgical Associates, St. Paul Radiology and United Heart & Vascular Clinic.
Cardiologists are doctors who identify, treat and help you manage conditions like angina, heart attack, heart rhythm problems, high blood pressure, peripheral artery disease (PAD) and stroke.
View United Heart & Vascular Clinic cardiologists.
Our doctors in the news
Turkey Trot participant thanks United Hospital nurse for saving his life
News coverage about how a man survived a heart attack during the St. Paul Turkey Trot last Thanksgiving includes an interview with Pierce Vatterott, MD.
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Margaret Beahrs, MD, explains how heart disease shows up differently in women than in men.
How do I schedule my first visit with a cardiologist?
Most patients see us at the request of their primary care physician. You can also schedule an appointment directly with us by calling 651-292-0007.
Prior to your first appointment, our scheduling staff will contact you to pre-register and obtain medical history information necessary for your visit. At that time you will be assigned to your primary cardiologist. Your primary cardiologist will coordinate all aspects of your cardiovascular care and work closely with your primary care physician to maintain heart health.
How will my primary care physician and my primary cardiologist coordinate my care?
Prior to your first visit, our scheduling staff will contact your primary care physician's office to obtain medical records pertinent to your visit. Your primary care physician may send a letter or speak directly to your primary cardiologist regarding the reason for your visit.
After each subsequent clinic visit or hospitalization, your primary care physician will receive a letter from your cardiologist summarizing your visit (current cardiac health status, their assessment and recommendations for maintaining heart health). It is important that you discuss the cardiologist's recommendations with your primary care physician. Your primary care physician can help implement and monitor many aspects of the care plan recommended by your cardiologist.
How will I get the results of my tests and from whom?
Your primary cardiologist must first review tests before you are notified of the results. There could be some delay in reporting results if your primary cardiologist is out of the office.
Abnormal results will be reviewed promptly even if your primary cardiologist is unavailable. The nurse clinician will call and review with you these test results and the cardiologist's recommendations. If your results are normal or stable you will receive a follow up letter stating the results in the mail within two weeks.
If you call us for the results of tests that your primary care physician ordered, you would be advised to call your primary care physician's office instead for the results.
Who should I call if I have problems or questions?
If you have medical problems or questions about your heart, please call us and ask to speak with your primary cardiologist's nurse clinician. The nurse clinician will review your problem or question, obtain your record, and update your primary cardiologist.
If the nurse clinician is working at the hospital or seeing patients in the office, you may choose to leave a message on the nurse clinician's voicemail. If your condition requires immediate assistance your call will be transferred to our triage nurse. If your call is in regard to a potentially serious or life threatening emergency you should call 911.
For medical problems not related to your heart, contact your primary care physician.
For non-urgent questions you can email your provider through MyChart. Send a follow-up question about your last visit, request a referral, form or record; or questions about medicines. Log in, sign up or learn more.
Who refills my prescriptions?
We only refill medications that we prescribe and actively manage. Patients must have been seen within the past year by a United Heart & Vascular Clinic physician or nurse practitioner to allow us to refill your medications. If you require an appointment to qualify for a refill, our staff will assist you in scheduling an appointment.
We only accepts refills directly from your pharmacy. We cannot accept patient phone calls for refill requests. Please allow one week for your refill request to be approved and processed. Some medications require that patients have appropriate surveillance lab work on file prior to authorizing the refill.
Your primary physician should refill all other medications. Your cardiologist may initiate a new prescription for heart medicine, but ask that your primary physician refill it.
Why am I seeing a nurse or nurse practitioner instead of my cardiologist?
In some instances, your primary cardiologist will arrange for you to meet with other members of your care team, such as nurse practitioners or nurse clinicians. Our nurse practitioners and nurse clinicians specialize in cardiovascular disease. All have extensive training and experience in cardiovascular disease treatment and management. Nurse practitioners have additional training enabling them to provide even more sophisticated diagnostic and therapeutic support for you and your primary cardiologist. Most importantly, our nurse practitioners and nurse clinicians work directly with your primary cardiologist in managing your care.
Why isn't my cardiologist doing my stress test or angiogram?
We have different cardiologists for different problems. Your primary cardiologist may send you (if needed) to the experts specific to your problem. Imaging specialists are highly trained in the interpretation of images from technology such as nuclear cameras, ultrasound machines (echocardiograms and carotid ultrasounds) and CT scanners. Interventional cardiologists are the experts in the use of catheters, angioplasty and stent insertion to open clogged coronary arteries. Electrophysiologists focus on the electrical activity of the heart to diagnose problems that cause the heart to beat too quickly, too slowly or with an irregular pattern. They may implant pacemakers or defibrillators to treat these conditions, or use medications, or in some special cases, perform a curative procedure known as radiofrequency ablation.
Why isn't my cardiologist seeing me in the hospital?
Our cardiologists are assigned for a week at a time to visit patients who need cardiovascular care in the hospital. This helps provide continuity in care and better case management. Your attending cardiologist will be in contact with your primary cardiologist and primary care physician during your hospitalization. After your hospital stay, your primary cardiologist will again assume responsibility for coordinating your heart care. Your hospitalization records will be available and reviewed by your primary cardiologist at your next office visit. Patients and their families, hospital nursing staff and referring physicians report higher levels of satisfaction with this team management approach.
Our research team
Our research team includes cardiologists, clinical scientists, research coordinators and regulatory specialists who work together to advance medical knowledge and patient care.
For providers and study sponsors
United Heart & Vascular Clinic includes a designated research department. Research staff includes coordinators, regulatory support specialist, research scientists and financial analyst. The Operations Manager has over 15 years in clinical research management and 35 years in the medical profession. Alan Bank, MD, serves as the medical director and has over 30 years in medical practice and research, and is a multi-published author and speaker.
We provide onsite clinic support, exam rooms, lab, imaging and diagnostic services, device clinic, core echocardiography lab, cardiac cath labs and vascular clinic. There are dedicated research offices, locked storage, and refrigeration and monitor rooms. We have access to freezer storage,lab processing and shipping. We have the option of using either our local IRB or a central IRB. Our providers serve as consultants for clinic research projects and studies for external clients. They are also available to assist with field support training and other educational services.
Research is conducted in compliance to all local, state and federal guidelines and regulations.
For more about research services, contact Deb Jones, research operations manager, 651-241-2285 or email: Deb Jones.
For patients and study participants
United Heart & Vascular Clinic provides resources for the prevention, detection and treatment of heart disease. To maintain expertise in cutting edge technologies and therapies, providers participate in clinical research studies supported by an onsite research department. Patients may qualify to voluntarily participate in a research study that might offer treatment options not yet available as routine or standard care.
We participate in large, multi-site industry sponsored studies, federally funded research trials, physician initiated projects and consulting. Research conducted here includes a comprehensive range of device, drug and biologic therapies covering multiple conditions and diseases in cardiovascular medicine including:
Check with your cardiologist if you are interested in learning more about research studies.
Should I participate in a clinical trial?
This information can help you understand the patient's role in medical research and what questions patients should ask researchers.
Specialized clinics
Heart Disease Prevention Clinic
At this heart attack and stroke prevention clinic, you will receive a complete picture of your health by meeting with a cardiologist, nutritionist and exercise physiologist.
United Vascular Clinic
United Vascular Clinic combines expertise of cardiology, radiology, vascular surgery and vascular medicine and delivers care in one convenient clinic location in downtown St. Paul, Minn. United Vascular Clinic is a partnership between Minnesota Surgical Associates, St. Paul Radiology and United Heart & Vascular Clinic.
More locations
United Heart & Vascular Clinic offers several convenient Minnesota and western Wisconsin locations.
View a list of all United Heart & Vascular Clinic locations.
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Guilty Gear fans have been praying for a home release of Arc System's work's latest version of the Guilty Gear franchise since it debuted on Sega's RingEdge2 system board last year. The release brought the most balanced version of the series yet to Japanese arcades. As I said before, I have some good news and some bad news regarding the recently released Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R (ACPR) on the PlayStation Vita. The good news is that the Vita version of the game is pretty much a one-for-one port of the game. As for the bad news: the Vita version of the game is pretty much a one-for-one port of the 2012 arcade game. As for which one it is to you, that depends on your familiarity with the franchise.
Unless you have been living under a rock for the past couple of years, you likely know what Guilty Gear is about. This is Arc's marquee fighting series alongside BlazBlue and it is filled to the brim with character (I mean that literally and figuratively). This release represents the latest arcade release which brought a variety of changes to the game in terms of its gameplay. The entire roster has been extensively re-balanced; depending on who your character of choice was / is, this can be a good or bad thing because every single persona in the game has been altered. Perhaps the most notable alterations were made to Kliff and Justice, as both characters were previously ruled illegal for any and all sanctioned play of the game. That isn't the case as they are now legal characters.
The problem with this release is that Guilty Gear, as a whole, also happens to have as much depth as it does character, which is why it has been so popular amongst the hardcore fighting game fans. There is a lot to learn in order to be successful in the game. Unfortunately the game does little to help newcomers learn the ropes. Perhaps we're getting spoiled by the variety of features that have been included in fighting games recently, but if you are going to be a game that prides yourself on depth, you should at least give players a means of learning / exploring that depth. There are no tutorial options in the game, although they were included in the previous release of
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Thankfully, although you won't be given instruction on how to effectively use them, you can access each characters complete move list from the pause menu; you just have to know how to read Japanese in order to make anything of them. That is right: all of the character move lists (and even some of the character names) are written in Japanese. No translation. No indication of their meaning or purpose, Nothing. This is yet another hurdle that rookies will need to overcome if they wish to experience the title.
It seems odd that things were left this way in porting the game over from the Japanese arcades, especially when all of the other modes have received localization treatment. Whether you choose to play the arcade, story, survival, or mission modes, there is plenty of English text and voice work. However, when it counts the most, you are stuck with the original Japanese script. How does that make any sense?
What I am saying is that unless you are extremely familiar with this franchise, this game is going to overwhelm you and frustrate you above all else. There is a lot to do, and it is an incredibly gorgeous piece of art to see in motion, but without truly welcoming you into the world and helping you embrace everything that makes it so good, it will leave you feeling cold and confused. Fans of the franchise however will find plenty to love. They don't need to be taught the intricacies of the series, therefore they can simply dig in to the buffet of content included in the package. As I said before, there is a lot to do here. The story mode is deep and includes hundreds of branching scenarios and the updated mission mode will challenge even the most skilled Guilty gear faithful. It is just like having the arcade game right in the palm of your hands.
That being said, don't expect to see any improvements or addition to the base arcade game either. There are a couple of other modern amenities that have been left out of this port, including widescreen display and online play. It is truly a crime against the genre to release a fighting game in 2013 without online functionality; alas the only multiplayer option that you will find here is ad-hoc / local versus battles. I thoroughly enjoy firing up ACPR while I am on the go, but I know that is because I have a bit of a history with the series. My fear is that anyone who doesn't will not see or appreciate the finer things this game has to offer. Depending on which camp you fall into should make the decision of whether or not you want this game a simple one. Fans simply must buy it while newcomers would be better offer starting with an earlier entry in the franchise, like
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The other day my friend Randy was over at the house since I needed a model for some lighting techniques I wanted to try. Leif (my oh-so-helpful husband) refused to model, and as us photographers know, it's hard to set up lighting and get the focusing correct if you're the model, so that left Randy. He had no problems coming to help me.
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