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Chattanooga's largest hospital approved a management agreement Wednesday that will place it in charge of Hutcheson Medical Center, lending a sense of finality to seven months of North Georgia power struggles.
Erlanger Health System will provide physicians, executive leadership, strategic planning and a $20 million line of credit to the deeply indebted Fort Oglethorpe hospital.
"This will not be an easy task, and many very tough decisions will need to be made in the coming days," Erlanger President and CEO Jim Brexler said.
Brexler added that a due diligence period revealed "significant financial challenges not previously known" to Erlanger or Hutcheson, which recently defaulted on a $35 million bond and laid off 75 employees. The hospital is losing $1 million a month.
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Children do what children do. With no adult supervision at home, it is foolish to expect anything better in here. I could point out that Character is what you are in the dark, but those who need to know what that means simply can't comprehend it.Looks like the leftist are up to their old tricks...
If they cant dominate the thread (because they cant produce a logical argument), then just derail it with meaningless and useless crap posts, such as the last several we have seen.
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Maybe when the childish ones get done, the grown ups can have a grown up conversation?


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Dozens are dead amid the smoldering battleground of Kiev's Independence Square. At least 25 have been killed following a police raid on the anti-government encampment in the Ukraine capital.
Photographer Goran Tomasevic won first prize at the World Press Photo Contest in the "Spot News Stories" category, recognized for his brutally intimate portrait of opposition forces in Syria. All photos were taken on Jan. 30, 2013 during a battle with government forces in Damascus. WARNING: Graphic content.
The heavily favored snowboarding icon comes in fourth place.
After jamming his wrist during practice, the superstar says he will not compete in the snowboarding event that has already injured two other Olympians.
The blowout bout between the Seattle Seahawks and the Denver Broncos drew a record 111.5 million people.
It's called "Jury Of His Peers" and it sticks the landing. Barry Blitt is very good at what he does.
UPDATE: Tarantino's vendetta has taken the form of a lawsuit, as he's suing Gawker over the leaked script. In a fit of rage following the leak of his script for The Hateful Eight, Quentin Tarantino will no longer direct what would have been his follow-up to Django Unchained.
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The good news first: Most of HB 194 is being repealed. It's good to see Republicans follow the advice of Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted, a moderate Republican who called or the repeal of HB 194 earlier this year.
The bad news: Some new limits on voting rights are going to remain in place, and the entire repeal process, which involves the passing of SB 295, might be unconstitutional.While it's good to see HB 194 repealed, it's not the only voting law Republicans enacted last year. The Ohio legislature also passed HB 224, which prohibited voting the Saturday, Sunday and Monday before election day.
For Democrats, this poses a bit of a problem. Democrats are happy to see most of the restrictions on voting repealed, but they want to see all of the restrictions repealed. If SB 295 passes, Democrats worry that the rest of the restrictions won't be repealed because Republicans will think they have done enough.Even the Obama team spoke on this issue. In an email to Obama supporters Tuesday, Greg Schultz, the Ohio State Director on the Obama team, urged voters to speak up: "This bill could mean an end to our last three days of early voting this November — and would change the rules, right in the middle of an election year. It's an unambiguous attack on our voting rights."
The other problem is the repeal could be unconstitutional. After HB 194 passed, voters were quick to speak out against the new law and put it up for referendum in the November 2012 ballot. So Republicans are repealing a law that is already up for referendum. This is the first time that's happened in the Ohio legislature, and Democrats claim it might be unconstitutional.As part of CityBeat's continuing election coverage, we've once again sent a questionnaire to the non-incumbent Cincinnati City Council candidates to get their reactions on a broad range of issues.
Nine of the 14 non-incumbents chose to answer our questions. Others either didn't respond or couldn't meet the deadline.
During the next few weeks, we will print the responses from the non-incumbents to a different topic each time.
Today's question is, "What is your stance on the property tax rollback? Do you believe the city's property tax rate should be increased to the maximum 6.1 mills allowed under the charter, or remain at a rate to generate $28.9 million each year, or be decreased? Please explain your answer."
Financial giant and Lytle Park bully Western & Southern has accused city officials and other Anna Louise Inn advocates of repeatedly deceiving the Department of Housing and Urban Development in order to obtain federal funds for the long-awaited, $13 million renovations to the Inn.
Those renovations are the same ones that have been blocked over and over by a series of legal entanglements initiated by Western & Southern, which tried to purchase the Inn back in 2009 for $1.8 million, refusing to buffer the Inn's $3 million price tag. In 2011, the Hamilton County Auditor valued the plot at $4 million.
Now, the corporate giant, which owns a number of other plots of land in Lytle Park, wants to buy the Inn and convert it into an upscale hotel.
Western & Southern's lawyer, Glenn Whitaker, sent a letter obtained by CityBeat dated March 19 to City Solicitor John Curp accusing city officials of knowingly violating the federal Fair Housing Act by allowing the owner of the Inn, Cincinnati Union Bethel (CUB), to pursue federal funding for renovations while providing services to exclusively women in need, which the letter alleges would "discriminate on the basis of gender" and "expose the City to liability under both the federal False Claims Act and the FHA."
"We share this with you because — no matter where one stands on whether ALI's renovations comply with Cincinnati Zoning Code — it is in the public interest for the City to avoid a lawsuit that could lead to a significant payout in today's budget environment," reads the letter.
Of course, that lawsuit is one that would be entirely fabricated and launched by Western & Southern, on top of years worth of zoning violation allegations that, so far, have failed to gather much merit.
Some women-only shelters are deemed permissible due to safety issues, but in the letter, Whitaker alleges that the renovation plans expose ALI to discrimination liability by, in theory, making the safety issue moot by providing clear, separated spaces for men and women. The renovation plans include converting what are now dormitory-style units with shared bathrooms into private residences with private bathrooms and kitchens, according to the letter.
Curp, who received the letter, says the city's relationship with HUD is one that hinges on constant communication, and though Western & Southern's allegations were unexpected, they'll be taken seriously.
"We work with them closely, we have a great relationship with HUD. They were the first organization we contacted when we got this letter, ... so they understood the nature of the allegations and because they're one of our development partners. We have lots of development partners in the city, frankly, including Western & Southern. ... We're disappointed that the city has been pulled into what is otherwise a third-party dispute."
The letter also accuses a number of community members, including 3CDC, Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls, the Model Group, the Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition and the YMCA of conspiring to move low-income residents from the Metropole to the Anna Louise Inn in order to ease litigation with the Homeless Coalition and make way for the new, upscale 21c Museum Hotel.
John Barrett, Western & Southern's CEO, is also on the board of 3CDC, which adds an extra element of mystery to the lodged accusations; at best, it seems extreme they'd be willing to accuse ally 3CDC of wrongdoing or conspiracy for the sake of a discrimination lawsuit against a nonprofit social services agency whose stated goal for more than 100 years has been to provide a haven for women in need.
Ideally, explains Curp, HUD will respond equipped with some sort of past precedent that would absolve the city and the Inn of alleged discrimination and make the lawsuit irrelevant.
"I think a lawsuit would be very much premature. ... Like I said, our first step is to talk to HUD and to make sure that between the both of us, we don't see any discrimination or compliance issues. If there's any chance of that ... after our review and a review by HUD, we will fix it to bring it into compliance," he says.
"As I sit here today, I can't imagine this situation hasn't been dealt with in the past. I'd be shocked if HUD hasn't dealt with this in another community and come up with a set of guidelines for us to follow."
I was researching details on the tax levies on Tuesday's ballot and grabbed the millage and property tax costs from the Hamilton County Auditor's web site when I saw this wisdom from Auditor Dusty Rhodes. It's right at the top of his home page next to his photo:
"It has become a fairly common practice on the part of those seeking to pass tax levies to make a point of saying that passage of the levy in question 'will not raise your taxes.' It may indeed be true that the amount of tax you would pay in future years would be no more than in prior years. However, it is also very true that if the levy were to fail, you would be paying less in those same future years than you had previously.
Republican Rep. John Becker is pretty upset that a
terminally ill gay man has earned the right to die in peace, and now
it's become a very real possibility that other gay Ohioans might also
get to die (and live) in peace. And, just like my brother, he's kind of trying to
ruin the game for everyone just because he's losing.
In July, Judge Timothy Black heard the case of Jim Obergefell and John Arthur, a long-term gay couple who flew to Maryland to marry at the beginning of the month because Arthur is terminally ill, in hospice care, and not expected to live much longer.
Obergefell and Arthur sued the state of Ohio for
discrimination in not recognizing their out-of-state gay marriage, legal
and recognized in Maryland, when other gay couples residing in states
recognizing same-sex marriages and subsequently moved to Ohio would have
their marriages treated as valid. And because Arthur is terminally ill, it's just as much for the emotional connection as it is for any kind of economic benefit.
Here's what Obergefell wrote in his original complaint (grab a tissue):
"Our legacy as a married couple is very important to John and me… in two or more generations our descendants will not know who we are. Married couples, often through research based on death records, have recognition for their special status forever. I want my descendants generations from now who research their history to learn that I loved and married John and that he loved and married me. They will know that they had gay ancestor who was proud and strong and in love."
In his ruling, Black called the case "not complicated," explaining that he'd allow the marriage to be legalized on Arthur's death certificate because it was likely a constitutional violation that the state of Ohio treated lawful out-of-state same-sex marriages differently than lawful out-of-state same-sex marriages.
In September, he ruled to allow the marriage of another gay
couple — David Michener and William Herbert Ives — after Ives
unexpectedly passed away in late August. Although these aren't (yet) blanket rulings, they're being interpreted as monumental victories for supporters of marriage equality.
Becker, then, decided to do the political equivalent of my brother running to my mom and accusing me of cheating; he wrote U.S. Rep. Brad Wenstrup and called for Black to be impeached for "malfeasance and abuse of power," which apparently made him really concerned about the "federal government's ever growing propensity to violate state sovereignty."
Unfortunately, though, U.S. District Court judges are
appointed for life, so since Becker's claims against Judge Black are
totally unfounded, Black is free to continue to anger Becker and other people who don't approve of equality for gay couples.
Alphonse Gerhardstein, the attorney for both couples, calls Becker's response to the rulings "bullying."
"Federal judges are granted tenure for life for a reason. It's their job to enforce core principles even when the majority disagrees," he says. "Look at the Dred Scott case. I think most people would agree that's the worst case decision ever made by a judge, and even he didn't get impeached." (In case you forget, he's talking about Dred Scott v. Sandford, the landmark 1857 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that ruled black people weren't citizens.)
Things that actually can get a judge impeached, says Gerhardstein, are offenses like having sex with a criminal defendant or taking bribes.
On Wednesday, Sept. 25, the court added licensed funeral director Robert Grunn, who is responsible for registering deaths and providing personal information to the state on what should go on a death certificate, to the list of plaintiffs. Grunn currently serves same-sex couples when he signs death certificates, says the lawsuit, including those with marriages recognized outside the state of Ohio. The lawsuit, if successful, could require all funeral directors to recognize gay clients as married on death certificates if they were legally married in a different state.
Gerhardstein also says since accepting Arthur and Obergefell's case, he and his colleagues have received inquiries from between 30 to 50 other gay couples seeking legal recognitions of their out-of-state marriages. For now, he says, he and his firm are concentrating on cases specifically involving recognizing same-sex marriages on death certificates, although this litigation could (and probably will) lead to other blanket rulings on how same-sex marriages are recognized in Ohio.
Another hearing with Judge Black is scheduled for Dec. 18.
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The Glenn is under construction in San Diego, where a keel-laying ceremony signifying the initial step in construction was held earlier this week. When it enters the fleet, which is expected in 2015, the vessel will be 837 feet long and displace 80,000 tons when loaded. Navy officials say they can use it for both warfighting and humanitarian missions. The ship was in the Pentagon budget before the current debate over the fiscal cliff and defense spending cuts got under way. Meanwhile, NASA is no longer able to put astronauts in orbit because funding for manned flights ended when the space shuttles were grounded.
John Glenn was a Marine pilot who became one of NASA's seven original Mercury astronauts. He was friendly with John F. Kennedy, who recruited him to become a politician. During his years in the Senate, he was among Ohio's most popular elected officials. Glenn ran for president in 1984 but didn't make it out of the primaries. He was a flop as a national candidate.
Navy officials say they plan to build three ships similar to the USNS John Glenn, which are designed as giant sea-going supply and troop platforms. They can carry three hovercraft for amphibious operations. The Navy calls the ships Mobile Landing Platforms and says the design is based on the huge commercial supertankers that carry crude oil from Alaska.
Glenn is in his nineties and attended the keel-laying ceremony. He is active and campaigned last fall for President Barack Obama's reelection.
CREDO Action Campaign Manager Josh Nelson told CityBeat that the group emailed the petition with 4,021 signatures to the Department of Labor Wednesday morning.
The petition reads: "Requiring employees to attend a Mitt Romney political rally without pay is totally unacceptable. I urge you to conduct a thorough investigation to determine whether Murray Energy violated any federal laws on August 14th, and to hold it fully accountable if it did."
Romney appeared at the event to attack what he called President Barack Obama's "war on coal." He was flanked on stage by hundreds of miners with soot-stained faces.
Dozens of those miners told WWVA-AM West Virginia talk show host David Blomquist that they were pulled from the mine before their shift was over and not paid for the full day of work. The miners, who Blomquist did not identify, said they were told that attendance at the rally was mandatory.
Murray Energy Chief Financial Officer Rob Moore told Blomquist on his radio show that managers "communicated to our workforce that the attendance at the Romney event was mandatory, but no one was forced to attend."
He said that people who did not show up to the event, which organizers say drew 1,500 miners and family members, were not penalized for their absence.
"Forcing Ohio workers to participate in a political rally is unacceptable, so we're joining our friends at SEIU in calling on the U.S. Department of Labor to conduct an investigation to determine whether or not any federal laws were broken," Nelson wrote in an email to CREDO Action's Ohio activists on Sept. 1.
A spokeswoman for the Labor Department was not immediately able to confirm whether the department had received the petition or planned to launch an investigation.
This post will be updated with comment from the Labor Department when it becomes available.


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Scott Caldwell, MA, CSAC, is the program coordinator for SBIRT (Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment) at the Wisconsin Department of Health Services and is a member of the Motivational Interviewing (MI) Network of Trainers.
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Sharon Locklin is the Training Manager for the Behavioral Health Training Partnership at UW-Green Bay. The partnership coordinates trainings and provides technical assistance to county human service agencies in Northeastern Wisconsin. Sharon has 23 years of direct service experience in substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders, having worked as both a substance abuse counselor and a case manager in the past.
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Christine Dunning, Ph.D., is a Professor Emerita at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and Coordinator for its Trauma Counseling Certificate Program. She is a former Vice-President of the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies as well as a Charter Member now sitting on the Executive Committee of Division 56 Trauma Psychology for the American Psychological Association. A co-author of Posttraumatic Stress Intervention: Challenges, Issues and Perspectives and Managing Postraumatic Risk: A Proactive Approach, Dr. Dunning has provided consultation for the Pan Am Lockerbie air crash, Desert Shield/Storm and OIF/OEF wars, the Pentagon 9/11 attack, and various community and school violent events, disasters, and major accidents. This presentation will describe evidence-based modalities including Psychological First Aid (PFA) and Skills for Psychological Recover (SPR) for responding to acute traumatic stress incidents.
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Ronald Diamond, MD, has been involved in the community-based treatment of persons with severe and persistent mental illness for over 35 years. He earned his medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania and completed his residency at Stanford University Hospital. He has taught and written on issues of staff training, ethics, staff roles, decreasing coercion, medication compliance, psychiatric administration and system design. For more than two decades, he has been interested in how to integrate concepts of recovery and cultural competence into day-to-day clinical practice.
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Bonnie Lubet, MS, LPC, SAC, is a therapist in private practice in Madison, WI. She has many years of experience as a psychotherapist, substance abuse counselor and psychiatric RN. She has extensive training and experience in a variety of therapeutic methods including EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance Commitment Therapy, REBT, Motivational Interviewing, and SMART Recovery. Along with Ms. Lubet's professional experience in working with people on the autism spectrum, she is also a parent of a young adult with autism. This presentation will focus on transition age youth and adults on the autism spectrum. The presentation will highlight the use of video modeling as a tool for teaching skills.
Melissa Goelitz
Dr. Melissa Goelitz is a third year psychiatry resident at UW Madison and she is currently engaged in the outpatient portion of her training. She has a long history going back to the middle school of interest in Deafness and Hard of Hearing through American Sign Language. Due to nuances of their language development and accessibility issues, people who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing are at risk for higher rates of mental illness, trauma, and other difficulties throughout their life. During the overview, we will cover discussion of the language, working with interpreters, nuances that affect their presentation, and how to handle their situation when they've presented for treatment.
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David Mays, MD, PhD, is a forensic psychiatrist who directed the forensic program at the Mendota Mental Health Institute in Madison for 13 years. He currently provides training and consultation throughout Wisconsin and is on the clinical faculty at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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C. Edward Coffey, MD, is a neuropsychiatrist, Henry Ford Health System (HFHS), Vice President and CEO of Behavioral Health Services and the Kathleen and Earl Ward Chair of Psychiatry of Henry Ford Hospital. Dr. Coffey is also Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology at Wayne State University School of Medicine. Dr. Coffey will describe the essential elements of his award-winning 'Perfect Depression Care Program' at Henry Ford Health System, a quality improvement initiative which has been associated with a dramatic and unprecedented reduction in the rate of suicide among an HMO patient population. His presentation will illustrate how the Institute of Medicine's report 'Crossing the Quality Chasm' can be used as a road map for achieving and sustaining such breakthrough improvement in healthcare quality.
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Sarah Henrickson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been working at Journey Mental Health Center (formerly Mental Health Center of Dane County) for 12 years, initially in the Youth Crisis unit, since 2009 in the Emergency Services Unit (ESU) which absorbed Youth Crisis and now serves all ages. The primary tasks of ESU include risk assessments, evaluations for county-funded voluntary psychiatric admissions, screening for hospital diversion facilities, assessments for civil commitment via emergency detention or petition for examination, and monitoring of individuals committed in Dane County. Sarah additionally functions as the Law Enforcement Liaison for ESU. The presenters will provide overview of Chapter 51 of Wisconsin State Statutes, which covers the civil commitment process. Information to be discussed includes mental illness as defined in Chapter 51, standards of dangerousness, the legal process and potential outcomes.
After graduating from UW Law School in 1980, Galen worked in private practice for several years in Wausau and Eau Claire before joining the Office of Dane County Corporation Counsel in 1987. He has been the lead attorney in that office representing the interests of the public in Chapter 51 civil commitment case since 1988, and he is the only attorney practicing exclusively in that specialty of law full time in the State of Wisconsin. Over the years he has presented in numerous forums for attorneys, mental health workers, law enforcement personnel, and family members of mental health treatment consumers. He recently completed participation in the Legislative Council Committee on Review of Chapter 51. The presenters will provide overview of Chapter 51 of Wisconsin State Statutes, which covers the civil commitment process. Information to be discussed includes mental illness as defined in Chapter 51, standards of dangerousness, the legal process and potential outcomes.
Cynthia Green
Cynthia Green, MSW, CSAC, ICS, is the Manager of the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics, Adolescent Alcohol and Drug Assessment and Intervention Program (UWHC-AADAIP) in Madison, Wisconsin. She has worked with adolescents and their families for many years and is energized by overseeing the implementation of Multi-Dimensional Family Therapy at the UWHC-AADAIP clinic. Cynthia is an MDFT supervisor and is currently working on her trainer certification. She completed her Masters in Social Work at the University of Wisconsin with a certificate in Family Therapy. The presentation will be a brief description of the evidence-based practice: Multi-Dimensional Family Therapy (MDFT). MDFT is a family-based treatment system for adolescent substance use, delinquency, and related behavioral and emotional problems. Therapists work simultaneously in four interdependent domains: the adolescent, parent, family, and extra-familial. Once a therapeutic alliance is established and youth and parent motivation is enhanced, the MDFT therapist focuses on facilitating behavioral and interactional change.
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Welcome to the world of yin/yang, Shaolin monks and joyful laughter. In this presentation you will be given a thumbnail sketch of Traditional Chinese Medicine, how it views disease/health, and discuss the concept and role of Qi, or Energy, in managing mental health. You will also be asked to kick off your shoes, put a smile on your face and begin a personal practice of Qigong, or Energy Exercise, for your health and for those you serve.
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Claudia Reardon, MD, is Assistant Professor and Associate Residency Training Director at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, where she also completed her undergraduate, medical school, and psychiatry residency training and where she was Chief Resident in 2009-2010. She is President of the Dane County Medical Society, and just completed a two-year position as Chair of the AMA Women Physicians Congress, which consists of all 67,000 women members of the American Medical Association. One of her primary clinical interests is sports psychiatry, and she is co-editing a textbook entitled "Clinical Sports Psychiatry: An International Perspective" that will be published any day now. Dr. Reardon's talk will focus on evidence-based treatments for bipolar disorder, including some oldies-but-goodies as well as some of the latest and greatest.
Tim Bautch
Tim Bautch is the Clinical Director at Connections Counseling, an Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment Clinic in Madison, WI. He earned his Masters in Counseling from the University of New Mexico in 2004. He is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Clinical Substance Abuse Counselor (CSAC), and Intermediate Clinical Supervisor (ICS). He has worked in the Human Services field for over 20 years, in a variety of treatment settings. Tim is trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and considers himself a DBT Informed therapist. In addition to incorporating DBT into his individual sessions, he also facilitates two DBT groups.
The presentation will discuss the philosophy of DBT, and review the four core skill sets of Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotional Regulation, and Interpersonal Effectiveness. We will also look at how DBT can be used in both group and individual therapy to address issues regarding mental health and AODA symptoms.
Most community clinicians have limited experience treating combat veterans, who present for psychotherapy with a broad range of needs. The number of young men and women coming back from combat deployments is growing, which increases the likelihood that providers will find themselves working with veterans or with members of their families. Will you know what to look for and how to proceed when that first veteran comes to your door? This presentation provides an overview of the most common clinical issues affecting today's combat veterans and offers ideas about how to facilitate growth and change in their lives.
Dr. Coppolillo received her PhD in clinical psychology from Marquette University in 2006. She completed both her clinical internship and a post-doctoral fellowship at the Milwaukee VA Medical Center. Since 2007, she has worked at the Milwaukee VA as the psychologist for the Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom/Operation New Dawn Connection Team. She provides individual, group and family therapy to recently returned combat veterans and also does community outreach and education about issues facing returning troops.
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Dr. Riemann is currently the director of the OCD and Anxiety Center and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy services at Rogers Memorial Hospital in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. He has authored numerous scientific articles on social anxiety and other anxiety disorders and has spoken both nationally and internationally on the topic. Dr. Riemann is a member of the Scientific Advisory Board, and Chair of the Clinical Advisory Committee of the International OCD Foundation. He is also a member of the Clinical Advisory Board of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America. He has been featured on the national television shows 48 Hours, The Today Show, The OCD Project, and Anderson Cooper Live.
This lecture will discuss the assessment and cognitive-behavioral treatment of social anxiety disorder. Specific areas of focus will be signs and symptoms of social anxiety disorder and how to distinguish from normal shyness, as well as associated features and assessment screening tools for social anxiety disorder. Treatment discussion will include exposure-based cognitive-behavioral therapy as well as new technological advices shown to be effective in reducing social anxiety.
Bob Meyer, MS, is the state trainer for the Wisconsin Individual Placement and Support (IPS) project, a team effort with the Department of Health Services, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation and the UW-Madison Department of Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education as part of the Dartmouth/Johnson & Johnson Community Mental Health Program. Bob has been a researcher and has published results of projects working in the disability, human factors and employment field for the last 15 years. He has worked for the National AgrAbility Project, the AgrAbility of Wisconsin and at the UW-TRACE Center. Bob received his bachelor's degree in education from the University of New Mexico, and his master's degree and subsequent research training from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the Industrial and Systems Engineering Department.
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Sally Scheidegger, BA, is an individual placement and support trainer at the University of Wisconsin-Stout. She works with the Western Wisconsin Regional Recovery Consortium and the University of Wisconsin-Stout. The consortium, which includes Chippewa, Eau Claire, Dunn and Barron counties, has shared resources and helped to advance the IPS model in the rural setting. Ms. Scheidegger is a former retail business owner and Adult Basic Education and English Language Learner instructor.
Suzanne Moran
Suzanne Moran (M.S., LPC, CSAC, Ind.CS) is the Director of Outpatient Services at Journey Mental Health Center. Suzanne has 25 years of experience providing outpatient services, and joined the Center in 1991. She has oversight of intake services, medication, case management, therapy, culturally specific treatment, school based programs, and emergency services. Suzanne has special interest in process improvement practices as well as trauma informed clinical practices.
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Tim will return for a Part II presentation focusing on the core skills of DBT.
Sarah Henrickson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been working at Journey Mental Health Center (formerly Mental Health Center of Dane County) for 12 years, initially in the Youth Crisis unit, since 2009 in the Emergency Services Unit (ESU) which absorbed Youth Crisis and now serves all ages. The primary tasks of ESU include risk assessments, evaluations for county-funded voluntary psychiatric admissions, screening for hospital diversion facilities, assessments for civil commitment via emergency detention or petition for examination, and monitoring of individuals committed in Dane County. Sarah additionally functions as the Law Enforcement Liaison for ESU.
After graduating from UW Law School in 1980, Galen worked in private practice for several years in Wausau and Eau Claire before joining the Office of Dane County Corporation Counsel in 1987. He has been the lead attorney in that office representing the interests of the public in Chapter 51 civil commitment case since 1988, and he is the only attorney practicing exclusively in that specialty of law full time in the State of Wisconsin. Over the years he has presented in numerous forums for attorneys, mental health workers, law enforcement personnel, and family members of mental health treatment consumers. He recently completed participation in the Legislative Council Committee on Review of Chapter 51.
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42nd Street (film)
42nd Street | |
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Directed by | Lloyd Bacon Busby Berkeley (musical numbers) |
Produced by | Darryl F. Zanuck Hal B. Wallis (assoc.) (both uncredited) |
Written by | Bradford Ropes (novel) Rian James James Seymour Whitney Bolton (uncredited) |
Starring | Warner Baxter Ruby Keeler Dick Powell Ginger Rogers |
Music by | Harry Warren (music) Al Dubin (lyrics) |
Cinematography | Sol Polito |
Editing by | Thomas Pratt Frank Ware |
Distributed by | Warner Bros. |
Release dates |
Running time | 89 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Budget | $439,000 (est.) |
Box office | $2,250,000[1] |
42nd Street is a 1933 American Warner Bros. musical film directed by Lloyd Bacon with choreography by Busby Berkeley. The songs were written by Harry Warren (music) and Al Dubin (lyrics), and the script was written by Rian James and James Seymour, with Whitney Bolton (uncredited), from the novel of the same name by Bradford Ropes.
The film is a backstage musical, and was very successful at the box office. 42nd Street was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture in 1934, and in 1998 it was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". In 2006 this film ranked 13th on the American Film Institute's list of best musicals.
It is 1932, during the early days of the Depression, and noted Broadway producers Jones (Robert McWade) and Barry (Ned Sparks) are putting on Pretty Lady, a musical starring Dorothy Brock (Bebe Daniels). Dorothy is involved with wealthy Abner Dillon (Guy Kibbee), who is the show's "angel" (financial backer). But while she is busy keeping Dillon both hooked and at arm's length, Dorothy is also secretly seeing her old vaudeville partner, the out-of-work Pat Denning (George Brent).
Julian Marsh (Warner Baxter), who is the best, is hired to direct. His doctor warns him he risks another nervous breakdown or even his life if he continues on his high-pressure profession. Despite his long success, however, Marsh is broke as a result of the 1929 Stock Market Crash. He must make his last show a major hit and financial success if he is to have enough money to retire on.
Cast selection and rehearsals begin amidst fierce competition, with not a few "casting couch" innuendos flying around. Naïve newcomer Peggy Sawyer (Ruby Keeler), who arrives in New York from her home in Allentown, Pennsylvania, is duped and ignored until two experienced chorines, Lorraine Fleming (Una Merkel) and Ann "Anytime Annie" Lowell (Ginger Rogers), take her under their wing. Lorraine is assured a job because of her relationship with dance director Andy Lee (George E. Stone); she also sees to it that Ann and Peggy are chosen. The show's juvenile lead, Billy Lawler (Dick Powell), takes an immediate liking to Peggy, as does Pat.
When Marsh learns about Dorothy's relationship with Pat, he sends some thugs led by his gangster friend Slim Murphy (Tom Kennedy) to rough him up. That plus Dorothy's realization that their situation is unhealthy makes Pat agree to break away from each other for a while; he gets a stock job in Philadelphia.
Rehearsals continue for five weeks to Marsh's complete dissatisfaction, until the night before the show's opening in Philadelphia, when Brock fractures her ankle. Next morning, Dillon, having quarreled with Dorothy, wants Marsh to replace her with his new girlfriend, Annie. Annie, however, tells Marsh that she cannot carry the show, but the inexperienced Peggy can. With 200 jobs and his future riding on the outcome, a desperate Marsh rehearses Sawyer mercilessly (vowing "I'll either have a live leading lady or a dead chorus girl") until an hour before the premiere.
Billy finally gets up the nerve to tell Peggy he loves her; she enthusiastically kisses him. Then Dorothy shows up and wishes Peggy luck, telling her that she and Pat are getting married. The show goes on. Nearly twenty minutes are devoted to three Busby Berkeley production numbers: "Shuffle Off to Buffalo", "Keep Young and Healthy", and "42nd Street". Pretty Lady is a hit.
In the original Bradford Ropes novel, Julian Marsh and Billy Lawler are lovers. Since this sort of relationship was deemed unacceptable to audiences of the era, a romance was created for Billy and Peggy.
- Warner Baxter as Julian Marsh
- Bebe Daniels as Dorothy Brock
- George Brent as Pat Denning
- Ruby Keeler as Peggy Sawyer
- Guy Kibbee as Abner Dillon
- Una Merkel as Lorraine Fleming
- Ginger Rogers as Ann Lowell
- Ned Sparks as Barry
- Dick Powell as Billy Lawler
- Allen Jenkins as Mac Elroy, the stage manager
- Edward J. Nugent as Terry, a chorus boy
- Robert McWade as Jones
- George E. Stone as Andy Lee
- Toby Wing as Blonde in "Young and Healthy" Number
- Cast notes
- The film's uncredited cast included Guy Kibbee's brother Milton, Ruby Keeler's two sisters, Louise Beavers, Lyle Talbot, George Irving, Charles Lane and as two songwriters, Al Dubin and Harry Warren, who wrote the film's songs.
42nd Street was Ruby Keeler's first film, and the first time that choreographer Busby Berkeley and songwriters Harry Warren and Al Dubin had worked for Warner Bros. Director Lloyd Bacon was not the first choice to direct – he replaced Mervyn LeRoy when LeRoy became ill. LeRoy was dating Ginger Rogers at the time, and had suggested to her that she take the role of "Anytime Annie".[2][3]
Actors who were considered for lead roles when the movie was being cast include Warren William and Richard Barthelmess for the role of "Julian Marsh", eventually played by Warner Baxter; Kay Francis and Ruth Chatterton instead of Bebe Daniels for the role of "Dorothy Brock"; Loretta Young as "Peggy Sawyer" instead of Ruby Keeler; Joan Blondell instead of Ginger Rogers for "Anytime Annie"; Glenda Farrell for the role of Lorraine, played by Una Merkel, and Frank McHugh instead of the dimuitive George E. Stone as Andy, the dance director.[3]
42nd Street began production on 5 October 1932 and shot for 28 days at the Warner Bros. studio in Burbank, California. The total cost of making the film has been estimated to be $340,000–$439,000.[4][5]
The film premiered in New York on 9 March 1933 at the Strand Theatre, and went into general release two days later, becoming one of the most profitable films of the year, bringing in an estimated gross of $2,300,000. It received Academy Award nominations for Best Picture and Best Sound Recording for Nathan Levinson, and was named one of the 10 Best Films of 1933 by Film Daily.[2][6][7] Warner already had a follow-up of sorts, Gold Diggers of 1933, in production before the film's release, and the success of both films permitted a higher budget and more elaborate production numbers in Warner's next follow-up, Footlight Parade.
Musical numbers[edit]
All songs have music by Harry Warren and lyrics by Al Dubin.[8]
- "You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me" – sung by Bebe Daniels (video clip)
- "It Must Be June" – sung by Bebe Daniels, Dick Powell and the chorus
- "Shuffle Off to Buffalo" Song Clip – sung and danced by Ruby Keeler and Clarence Nordstrom, with Ginger Rogers, Una Merkel and the chorus
- "Young and Healthy" – sung by Dick Powell and the chorus
- "Forty-Second Street" – sung and danced by Ruby Keeler, and sung by Dick Powell (video clip)
Also, a "Love Theme," written by Harry Warren, is played under scenes between Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell, and Bebe Daniels and George Brent. It has no title or lyrics, and is unpublished.
By the time Busby Berkeley died in 1976, this film had become revered as the archetypal backstage musical, the one that "gave life to the clichés that have kept parodists happy," as critic Pauline Kael wrote.[9]
Awards and honors[edit]
- Academy Awards[10]
- Best Picture (nominated)
- Best Sound – Nathan Levinson (nominated)
- American Film Institute recognition
- 2004 – AFI's 100 Years... 100 Songs:
- "42nd Street," # 97
- 2005 – AFI's 100 Years... 100 Movie Quotes:
- "Sawyer, you're going out a youngster, but you've got to come back a star!," # 87
- 2006 – AFI's Greatest Movie Musicals – # 13
See also[edit]
- 42nd Street, the Broadway musical
- 42nd Street, the actual street in New York City
- ^ "WHICH CINEMA FILMS HAVE EARNED THE MOST MONEY SINCE 1914?.". The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848–1956) (Melbourne, Vic.: National Library of Australia). 4 March 1944. p. 3 Supplement: The Argus Weekend magazine. Retrieved 6 August 2012.
- ^ a b TCM "42nd Street" (1933) Notes
- ^ a b IMDb "42nd Street" (1933) Trivia
- ^ IMDb Business Data for "42nd Street"
- ^ TCM "42nd Street" (1933) Overview
- ^ IMDb Awards for "42nd Street" (1933)
- ^ AllMovieGuide 42nd Street Awards
- ^ IMDb Soundtracks
- ^ Bianco, Anthony (2004). Ghosts of 42nd Street: A History of America's Most Infamous Block. New York: Harper Collins. p. 217. ISBN 0-688-17089-7.
- ^ "The 6th Academy Awards (1934) Nominees and Winners". oscars.org. Archived from the original on 6 July 2011. Retrieved 2011-08-07.
External links[edit]
- 42nd Street at the Internet Movie Database
- 42nd Street at the TCM Movie Database
- 42nd Street at allmovie
- 42nd Street at Rotten Tomatoes
Wikimedia Commons has media related to 42nd Street (film). |
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- American films
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- American romantic musical films
- Black-and-white films
- Films directed by Lloyd Bacon
- Films based on American novels
- Films based on romance novels
- Films made before the MPAA Production Code
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