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The Fresh & Onlys Announce New Album House of Spirits , Share "Bells of Paonia"
By Molly Beauchemin on March 5, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. EST
The Fresh & Onlys have announced a follow up to 2012's Long Slow Dance and last year's Soothsayer EP. It's called House of Spirits, and it's out June 10 on Mexican Summer. Listen to new track "Bells of Paonia" below:
Mogwai Reveal Live CD/DVD Details
By Tom Breihan on January 21, 2010 at 4:45 p.m. EST
Back in November, we reported that La Blogotheque filmmakers Vincent Moon and NathanaĂŤl Le Scouarnec had documented Mogwai's gut-blastingly loud live show for a forthcoming concert film called Burning. Well, Burning will soon come out on DVD, and it'll come with a CD, entitled Special Moves, that will serve as the band's first ever live album. As the band's website announces, the CD/DVD set will be out this spring on Mogwai's own Rock Action label.
Gorillaz Reveal Full Album Details
By Amy Phillips on January 20, 2010 at 2:50 p.m. EST
UPDATE: The official stream of "Stylo" can be found HERE.
Lots of Gorillaz updates today! Just hours after first single "Stylo" (featuring Mos Def and Bobby Womack) leaked, it has been announced that the new Gorillaz album, Plastic Beach, will be out in the U.S. on March 9 via Virgin. "Stylo" will be be officially released January 26.
Here's the story behind the album, according to a press release: "The band have taken up residence, recording on a secret floating island deep in the South Pacific, a Plastic Beach HQ, made up of the detritus, debris and washed up remnants of humanity. This Plastic Beach is the furthest point from any landmass on Earth; the most deserted spot on the planet."
Guests on the album include Snoop Dogg, Lou Reed, Barry Gibb, De La Soul, Mark E. Smith from the Fall, Gruff Rhys of Super Furry Animals, and Mick Jones and Paul Simonon of the Clash. UPDATE: Though Barry Gibb was rumored to be on the album, in actuality, he isn't.
The full tracklist, along with the "Stylo" single cover, is below.
Video: Watch Joanna Newsom Perform New Songs Live in Australia
By Tom Breihan on January 19, 2010 at 11:55 a.m. EST
Photo by Paul O'Valle
As previously reported, beloved folkie Joanna Newsom has a new album coming out next month. Drag City will release Have One on Me, Newsom's third, on February 23, but in Australia, it's out February 19 via Spunk. Newsom is on tour in Australia right now, previewing the new album.
According to ClashMusic, new song titles include "Jack Rabbits", "Ribbon Bows", "Autumn", and "In California". (Thanks to Robin Murray for the tip.) Clips from Newsom's performance last night at the Sydney Opera House have surfaced on YouTube, including performances of "Jack Rabbits", "In California", and other new songs. We have embedded a few below.
UPDATE: ClashMusic has removed their Joanna Newsom story, saying "the information given was not part of any exclusive interview with, or authorized, by Joanna Newsom and the words expressed were solely those of the writer. None of the quotes should be credited to Ms. Newsom."
New Release: Matt Pond PA: The Dark Leaves
By Tom Breihan on January 18, 2010 at 4:30 p.m. EST
Artist: Matt Pond PA
Album: The Dark Leaves
Release Date: April 6
Label: Altitude
Jack Rose: Memorial Shows, New LP
By Tom Breihan on January 18, 2010 at 3:30 p.m. EST
Last month, Jack Rose, experimental guitarist beloved by the avant garde community, died of a heart attack at the young age of 38. Next month, many of Rose's peers will gather in Philadelphia and New York to play memorial shows for the man, and Thrill Jockey will release his latest album, Luck in the Valley.
WHY?'s Josiah Wolf Preps Solo Album
By Tom Breihan on January 15, 2010 at 4:15 p.m. EST
WHY? drummer Josiah Wolf is also the older brother of Yoni Wolf, WHY?'s frontman. But on March 2, Josiah will get to step out from behind his younger brother's shadow. That's when Anticon will release Jet Lag, Josiah's first solo album of twisted-up psych-pop. Josiah plays all the instruments on the album, but there's no sibling rivalry here; Yoni mixed the disc.
Below, you can see all the songs from Jet Lag listed sequentially, and you can download album opener "The Trailer and the Truck". This spring, Josiah will open for WHY? on tour.
New Release: Lali Puna: Our Inventions
By Tom Breihan on January 15, 2010 at 2:45 p.m. ESTMore
Hear Two New jj Songs
By Tom Breihan on January 15, 2010 at 1:55 p.m. EST
Mysterious Swedish Balearic pop entity (and future tourmates of the xx) jj have signed with Secretly Canadian. The Indiana indie, in conjunction with Sweden's Sincerely Yours, will release jj nº 3, the follow-up to last summer's jj n° 2, on March 9. Now, the details of jj's new album are here.
That's the album's ghostly, vaguely ominous cover art above. Below, we've got the tracklist, and we can only pray that "No Escapin' This" is a Beatnuts cover.
Also below, you can download two new jj tracks that Sincerely Yours just posted: Album track "Let Go" and bonus jam "My Way", the latter of which swipes Lil Wayne's entire verse from Trina's "Don't Trip".
High Places Announce Second Album
By Ryan Dombal on January 15, 2010 at 12:20 p.m. EST
Blippy duo High Places are ready to release the full-length follow-up to their self-titled 2008 debut LP: High Places vs. Mankind is out April 6 on Thrill Jockey. That's the burnt-plastic-stuck-to-a-tree-looking cover up there.
According to a press release, Mary Pearson and Rob Barber are "tackling the complex, gigantic subject of being human and what it's like to interact with other human beings" on this album. Macro is the new micro.
The record is set to feature more guitars than before. A 12" featuring the digital single "I Was Born" (which isn't on the album) and another new single, as well as remixes, is in the works as well. High Places are also touring the U.S. and Europe in support of the album this spring. Click on for tracklist and dates:
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With that as the starting point, much of the story unfolds in the form of flashbacks leading up to the tragedy.
The excellent cast includes Jennifer Beals, Laurel Holloman, Mia Kirshner, Leisha Hailey. Katherine Moennig (now of CBS' "Three Rivers"), Pam Grier and Marlee Matlin. DVD extras: two "making-of" documentaries; photo journal by Beals. *** (Not rated: AS, P, V)
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For the last few years I've had an itch to shoot action sports again. When I first got my hands on a camera I remember running around filming home made skate videos back on VHS-C tapes. Bleck. Our town has little to offer in the way of extreme sports so I just put the desire off to the side and kept doing what I do. That is until I ran into Quinn one day at Wal-Mart.
Quinn and I weren't strangers, we met in college and went through the Mass Media program together, and quickly caught up in the aisle. He and his friend Luke had opened a wake compound here in town. A lightbulb went off in my head, "here is my chance." So with their permission I jumped on the opportunity to hang out with them again and film them while they rode for a few hours.
I knew I wanted to take a slightly different approach with this video then the typical skate style videos you watch. I didn't want to showcase only how well they could do tricks but to also put their story behind it. These guys are building an environment our town has needed for a long time and our town should know who they are and not just what they can do.
Our shooting schedule ended up being broken into two days; the first was interviews with Quinn and Luke. We also filmed them and a few other guys riding solo the first day. This was awesome cause it allowed us to be a little more free and intimate with our shots. The second day we filmed the Valdosta Wake Compound (VWC) Water Wars. Basically this was a friendly competition with riders from all over, and it did not disappoint. There were kids 1/3 of my age who could literally ride circles around me, I was slightly jealous.
I'm going to admit something here, filming this was extremely difficult and uncharted waters for me. For sake of time I will mainly refer to filming the competition as it applies.
Changing up the shot
So one of my first challenges was to acquire different perspectives of the riders hitting a lot of these features. Well for those of you who don't know, wakeboarding (or wake skating) takes place on water, and the electronics we use have a catlike fear of said water. That meant for a long time I had to stand at the edge of the island but realistically I found myself usually about thigh deep because I wanted my shot.
Eventually my buddy Clay, who was awesome enough to come shoot stills with me, and I set out on a paddle boat. This was truly awesome and horrible at the same time. We were able to get some really cool shots and definitely change the persepctive but I had to battle the rocking boat (did I mention my lens doesn't have IS) and the wind pushing us every other direction. And on top of that we had to make sure we weren't a distraction or interference to the riders. When it was all said and done I felt like I had just kick boxed a kangaroo. It was worth it.
The Love/Hate of a Crop Sensor
For those interested I shot 98% of this, minus the GoPro footage, with an AF100a and an old FD 70-205mm lens. So effectively with my crop sensor I was shooting 140-410, awesome right? You bet, unless the rider was close to me and I wanted to capture a wide shot. I would say the crop helped a lot more then it hindered though.
Honestly, even though I own a Red One I still love my AF100. I know it doesn't have 14 stops of DR but I will say it's "inferior" sensor has helped me become better at lighting scenes. But what I also feel helped me for this piece was the 60fps at 1080. Now normally I am a 24p guy all the way, ever since I bought my DVX100b back in the day but I wanted to try speed-ramping, which I had actually never done before. I did my best not too over due it in the final video as I know we all have a tendency to do when we first learn a new trick….vignettes anyone?
We set out to shoot an action sport video and we did just that. As an artist I'm not saying it's perfect, however I am definitely proud of it.
Photography by Clay VanArsdale
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Great work, Tommy! It looked like a fun shoot! I think a good takeaway here is that you had an opportunity, and you seized it; regardless of payment, I'll bet. Sometimes, simply doing a little bit of work, even for free or cheap, is all it takes to dig ourselves out of a rut of dispassionate work!


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Governor Bob McDonnell announces that Virginia Produce Company in Hillsville will expand its facility, creating 75 new full-time jobs.
During the three-year project, VPC will invest more than $2.54 million in capital improvements and purchase an additional $12 million of Virginia-grown produce from Virginia farms.
A unique aspect of this project will be the employment of 75 packing line workers, accounting for 50 FTEs, from the Mount Rogers Industrial and Developmental Center (IDC), a division of the Mount Rogers Community Service Board that trains and employs disabled Virginians.
In addition to the 75 IDC workers, VPC will also employ 25 full-time positions.
VPC currently sorts, processes, packages, and distributes a variety of Virginia-grown produce, including tomatoes, pumpkins, sweet corn, squash, and broccoli, from its 30,000-square-foot facility in the Carroll County Industrial Park.
The expansion project will involve VPC purchasing a 138,000-square-foot facility in the industrial park and making the necessary upgrades, including installation of larger coolers and more production lines, increasing capacity for current products and allowing expansion into new produce markets.
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The User Experience (UX) Department at the University of Michigan Library is seeking a talented and enthusiastic UX Designer. The ideal candidate will be able to create beautiful and usable interfaces, have a passion for understanding users, strong problem solving skills, and be invested in improving the library web experience. The UX Designer will focus on interface design but also take part in the full range of departmental duties, including user research/usability, accessibility, and web analytics. The UX Designer works in a collaborative team environment and participates in all stages of development – from concept to implementation.
This position will be a FULL-TIME, TWO-YEAR term appointment with the possibility of renewal.
Interface Design 60%
- Create concept sketches, flow diagrams, wireframes, mockups, and html prototypes.
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User Research 20%
- Design and conduct user research/usability studies using a variety of techniques (e.g. formal/informal usability testing, online surveys, card sorting, interviews, observations, focus groups, participatory design).
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- Conduct web accessibility audits.
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That is along the lines of what I started out with. However, I now agree with Heezer's earlier point, and your point, that the radio is powering up ( I noticed the RDS info is scrolling/changing ) so maybe not related to hibernation but I don't know.
The on-board audio output device in general appears to be working. If I switch to the media player, I get music. Back to radio and no audio. Exit OM and back in and back to radio, I get the audio.
The audio device is using the Microsoft provided driver, which I am assuming is functional.
I currently have no more ideas other than try to install the boards provided driver (DG945GCLF) and I'm beginning to ramble
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Think I found a bug. I cant update the database for my music. Every time I put a new folder of music (ie, Korn's new album in the Korn folder) and check the box to 'update on stat up' it start updating the database and I see about 3.7 percent then it has ERROR - (and then the song name.mp3) If I delete that folder and do a sync, all is well... How do I delete and recreate the database to avoid this?
Other than that, FREAKING awsome software. I applaud you guys, youve really knocked this one out of the park.
to delete the database, navigate to C-->Users-->User Name-->App Data-->Roaming-->OpenMobile, and delete the OMMedia2 file. You may have to turn on hidden folders to navigate here.
Note to self... make FAQ
Appreciate it. I will attempt this and get back to you. I figure this should fix the problem, wonder whats causing it though? Thanks again.
If theres one file thats keeping the indexing from getting past 3.7% and once removed everything works then the problem is the file....deleting the database wont change that.
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This frontend is great. I have 2 question/issues I hope someone can help with.
First one is easy....how do you remove that speech plugin?
When I start Pandora from the radio tab and I select the source, it comes on and plays 1 second of sound and then goes silent. If I select another channel it again will play 1 second and then no sound. I can't get it going.
Here are my specs:
I'm running xp sp3 on a laptop(for now)
2gb ram
it is an amd turion 64 , but my OS is 32 bit
I am currently on wifi and have a great signal.I have the wifi plugin and it shows this as well.
To remove the speech plugin, just delete OMSpeech.dll from the OpenMobile/Plugins directory.
The pandora bug is known and only occurs in windows XP. It's on schedule to be fixed before 0.7 is officially released.


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The campus has people there to help you with almost everything you need. There is a student advisor that can give you information if you ever needed anything.
Career Services:
The career services department help you create your resume and let you know about job listings in areas around you. They keep in contact with your even through the interview process.
Tuition & Financial Aid:
Help from Financial Aid was great. My advisor was on point. She was very helpful and persistent on getting everything done on time for me to get started with my education.
Academic Experience:
I am looking forward to start college on Feb. 18th. Everything has been positive from the time of the first phone call.
Online Courses:
this will be my first time at sanford-brown to take classes
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Many Choices – Sanford Brown is very flexible. They have three different class options to fit everyone's schedule. Enrollment is easy and fast, and this will be my first year attending college and to get into my program I would have needed to attend a four year college but they offered other options as far as completing another degree to get me where I needed to be to enter the program I wanted.
Online Courses:
Choice College – I chose Sanford Brown for their sonography program. The virtual simulator online is amazing.
Academic Experience:
Choice College – I don't start my classes for two weeks, but Sanford Brown has always been my pick of schools because of their sonography program. Class sizes are smaller which is great. There is also mainly hands on teaching in my program which is great for learning skills that will actually be used in real life. Externship at the end of the program is a big plus.
Online Courses:
We just started school the end of October so we haven't had any online courses avaialable. I think all of my classes are traditional classroom lessons.
Academic Flexibility:
It is pretty convenient. Schedule is good, teachers are friendly, classrooms are not overcrowded, the only frustration is getting into a fast paced schedule with homework/studying
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I really like and enjoy the hands on experience we get with different skills.
Overall Experience:
So Far So Good – So far I am happy with my education. I am currently going for MA then will continue on to Diagnostic Ultrasound. I am anxious to get to those classes.
Campus Resources:
SBC has an awesome way of trying to make everybody feel like a family. Every so often they have these fundraisers to get cool prizes, they throw Luau's and things like that to break up the monatony of school. I believe that they feel it helps us to not go crazy.
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I really do enjoy attending Sanford Brown College in Middleburg Heights because it's a small, but rising college with many different opportunities. They are willing to help students out in any way that they can. The faculty is very kind and they know the information that they are teaching. I believe that I made a very good decision to start taking classes there.
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In My General Field of Study – I am currently going foe Ma plan to continue to be Diagnostic Sonographer.
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So Far So Good – I am currently in my second mod and it is going well
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Resources on Site – They a computer lab that can be accessed easily when no class is in session, the teachers post everything online in the syllabus for the class currently enrolled in. the teachers are accessible when you need their input or help on something.
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Why I Chose This School! I chose this school based that it was a small accredited college and after weeks of careful thought, i said why not check it out. I did. The fact that programs are accelerated will present me with new challenges to face and keep me on my toes and allow to purse my career in the health field. I needed a change also and this i thought would be the answer.
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Classes Keep on My Toes – I am currently enrolled in the medical assistant, classes are what i expected at this point, I enjoy the fast pace and the teachers are good and i meeting new friends and faces new challenges as I journey on my way to becoming a medical assistant.
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Great Place Great People. Everyone there is very nice and helpful. They want to help you succeed as well. I haven't met a mean person yet!
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Just Starting Out – I am just starting this school at the end of the month. I have heard great things about it and I am very glad that I picked it. I will be able to get a good job alot sooner than the school I was previously attending.
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The computer network sometimes would get forzen at times. But overall it's fair
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I was more or less an ass on the home page Ponder thraed Friday. Probably more than less.
Although I live in Westminster, Colorado – a northwest suburb around Denver closer to Boulder, my company is in Aurora. I could drive to that theater in 5-minutes from work. My girlfriend's school is walking distance from it. She took her 3rd graders to The Lorax at that theater at the end of school in May.
My daughter and son in law and granddaughter, live about 10-minutes from the theater, and considered going to one of the midnight shows that night. It took hours to confirm they were not there.
In the mean time I was an ass to you. Again, I apologize.
If anyone cares, all my family is fine. 65+ families in Aurora are not.
Again, I apologize.


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Customers inside the Timber Tavern were rattled at about 2 a.m. Saturday when an RV slammed into the front entrance.
Fortunately, nobody inside the bar at the time was hurt.
A spokesman for the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office says the driver of the motor home suffered wounds to his arm, but otherwise he was up and walking around.
The Timber Tavern, at 28052 Southeast Highway 212 had just closed for the night, when the crash occurred.
Boring Fire and Rescue personnel, as well as officers from the Sandy Police Department, arrived to assist in the investigation.
Police determined that the driver intentionally crashed the RV into the tavern, but it's unclear why he did it.
The driver, who has not been identified, was cited and transported to an area hospital for treatment to his wounds, and a mental health evaluation.
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Sheet or Foil?
Our NETIC® and CO-NETIC® alloys, presented in this guide, are proprietary materials developed by Magnetic Shield Corporation specifically to provide effective magnetic shielding. Both are available in either foil or sheet form in a convenient range of material thickness. In fields of low intensity, CO-NETIC AA is used for its high initial permeability and corresponding high attenuation characteristics.
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Faculty Spotlight
David Goldberg, M.D. Residency Training Director and Acting Chair
Dr. Goldberg joined California Pacific Medical Center as the training director in 2000. He is a nationally prominent career educator who has been involved with residency education for 25 years (primarily at the University of Connecticut and in numerous national contexts). Dr. Goldberg is committed to the highest quality integrated psychiatric education in an atmosphere of support and community, excitement about learning, and rigor. He has been a national leader of residency training directors for many years and has specific expertise in psychotherapy education.
Joule Adler, M.D.
Attending psychiatrist and member of the core faculty. Dr. Adler attended medical school at the University of California, Irvine and residency at Boston Medical Center. Her psychiatry experience include poster presenter on Intrathymic lymphoma and Ophelia syndrome, medical student teaching of advanced psychopathology and phenomenology course. Areas of expertise include psychosomatic medicine and cross-cultural psychiatry.
H. Paul Chin, M.D. Faculty, Consultation Psychiatry Service
Dr. Chin is a member of the Core Faculty and Attending psychiatrist on the Inpatient service.
He teaches didactic teaching in Emergency Psychiatry, Psychosomatics, Cross-Cultural Psychiatry. He is a Caseload Supervisor for the PGY-4 residents. Dr. Chin received his BS at Stanford University, his Medical Degree at the University of California at San Francisco and UCSF Department of Psychiatry (Residency).
Winston Chung, M.D. Faculty, Director, Medical Student Education
As an attending psychiatrist and member of the core faculty Dr. Chung supervises resident and psychology interns on the inpatient unit, consultation service and also provides outpatient caseload supervision for PGY3 residents. Dr. Chung is the psychiatry clerkship site director for Dartmouth Medical School. Dr. Chung attended graduate and medical school at the University of Illinois, and adult psychiatry residency and adolescent psychiatry fellowship at UCSF.
Kathleen Fahrner, PhD - Director, Child & Family Psychology Training
Dr. Fahrner runs the Child/Adolescent program for the psychology interns.
Uma Lerner, MD - Core Faculty and Attending Psychiatrist on the Inpatient and Davies Consult services.
She attended medical school at the Baylor College of Medicine, completed internship in the Baylor-Menninger Department of Psychiatry and residency at UCSF. Dr. Lerner teaches the introduction to psychotherapy seminars and provides psychotherapy supervision. Her areas of expertise also include women's mental health and cross cultural psychiatry.
Hanna Levenson, PhD - Director, Brief Psychotherapy Program
Dr. Levenson leads a group supervision and seminar in Brief, Dynamic psychotherapy for PGY-3 residents as part of the Outpatient rotation. She has been on the Psychiatry Core faculty since 1991. Dr. Levenson trained in personality theory and social psychology at Claremont University, she became a tenured Associate Professor at Texas A&M University. Realizing her love of psychology extended beyond the classroom, Dr. Levenson "retreaded" into clinical psychology, obtaining post-graduate training at the University of Florida, Coral Gables, then interning at Langley Porter Institute (UCSF Medical School) in 1976. She is a national expert in teaching Brief Psychotherapy.
James R. McCurdy, M.D. - Vice Chairman
Vice Chair and active in supervising residents and provides special expertise in geriatric psychiatry. Dr. McCurdy attended University of Iowa, College of Medicine, Iowa City, IA. He completed his residency at Letterman Army Medical Center, San Francisco.
Prapti Mehta, M.D. Director, Women's Mental Health
Attending psychiatrist and member of the core faculty. Dr. Mehta received her medical degree from the University of Alabama in 2003. Completed her residency at New York Presbyterian Hospital, Cornell in 2007 and subsequently worked as the director of Bellevue Hospital clinic. She moved to the Bay Area in 2009 and took a position at the Oakland VA setting up a PTSD clinic. She joined the faculty at CPMC in January 2011. She has a number of interests in psychiatry, including setting up the Women's health program, psychodynamic psychotherapy, prolonged exposure therapy and resident education. She currently teaches the first year interviewing course.
Robert A. Root, M.D. - Associate Director, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Dr. Root trained at the Yale University School of Medicine and then the New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center for his psychiatry residency. Dr. Root completed a fellowship in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the Seattle Children's' Hospital. Dr. Root is currently the medical director of the training program for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. He also teaches a weekly seminar. He works closely with the Department of Pediatrics and is a consultant to the Child Development Center at CPMC. He supervises residents and psychology interns in child and adult psychiatry.
Jeanne St. Pierre, M.D.
Dr. St. Pierre graduated from the UCSF School of Medicine and completed residency training at Langley Porter Psychiatric Institute with an emphasis in HIV Psychiatry, severe personality disorder and women's mental health. Dr. St. Pierre was the Team leader unit chief on the HIV/LGBT Focus Unit at San Francisco General Hospital from 2004-2008 before joining the Department of Psychiatry at CPMC. Other professional interests include emergency psychiatry, dialectical behavior therapy, and substance dependence. At present I teach the CPMC emergency psychiatry course and part of the second-year psychopharmacology curriculum. As the director of the CPMC Psychiatric Emergency Service I supervise resident consultation to the emergency department.
Sharon Tyson, PhD
Dr. Tyson assists the Medical director in the Outpatient Clinic with administrative and clinical responsibilities for psychiatric residents and psychology interns; assists the Chief Resident with assignment of clinical cases; participation in Outpatient staff meetings with psychology interns and residents. Dr. Tyson attended the University of Michigan, B.A. in Honors College, California School of Professional Psychology, Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. She is the Director of the Psychology Internship program.
Michael N. Valan, M.D. - Director, Consultation Psychiatry Service
Medical Director of the Psychosomatic Medicine, course director of the Psychosomatic Medicine seminar, Off-ward supervisor for the PGY-2 residents, Caseload supervisor for PGY-3 residents in the Outpatient Psychiatry clinic.
Dongmei Yue, M.D.
Dr. Yue is a staff psychiatrist and a member of the Core Faculty. She supervises residents on a weekly basis for their outpatient cases. She teaches child psychiatry courses for PGY-2 and 3 residents. Supervises PGY-2 residents for their child psychiatry rotation at the Child Development Center at CPMC.
Janos Zahajszky, M.D.
Dr. Zahajszky is the Medical Director of the Outpatient Psychiatry clinic. Dr. Zahajszky received his medical degree from Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York. He completed his adult psychiatry residency training at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. He is the director of the Outpatient clinic and teaches part of the PGY-2 psychopharmacology course.


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Bourn off to strong start for Astros
Houston (9-14) at Atlanta (11-11), 2:30 p.m. CT
ATLANTA -- Prior to Friday's game, television analyst Jim Deshaies asked manager Cecil Cooper who his pick would be for Astros' player of the month.Deshaies and his broadcast partner, Bill Brown, were planning to arbitrarily pick one pitcher of the month and one player of the month, now that April has concluded. Wandy Rodriguez clearly is pitcher of the month. But who's the player? Cooper unwaveringly selected center fielder Michael Bourn, who hit .261 (18-for-69) in the season's opening month. Those are hardly eye-popping numbers, but considering how much Bourn has progressed from last season, he's definitely deserving of early-season accolades. "From where [he was] to here, with the exception of the last two games, he's been on base a lot," Cooper said on Friday. "He needed to get off to that kind of start." Bourn, who went 3-for-5 and made several spectacular plays in center in the opener at Turner Field, will have a chance to show off his improving defensive skills before a large regional audience on Saturday. The Astros-Braves matchup will be televised on FOX, beginning at 2:30 p.m. CT. Kenny Albert will provide the play-by-play, with former Major League first baseman Mark Grace next to him as the color analyst. The Astros will look to even the series with the Braves after dropping the opener. Bourn can expect to hit second again, as he has for six games this season. Bourn was happy to hear his manager picked him as the unofficial player of the month, but he kept his comments guarded at best. "It feels good," Bourn said. "But we still have five more [months] to go through. It was a good start, I set a foundation, and we'll try to build off that." Bourn worked tirelessly with hitting coach Sean Berry through Spring Training and the start of the regular season, and while the returns have been favorable, Bourn realizes there is more work to be done. "There's still stuff I have to figure out, and I know it," he said. "Sometimes, there are hanging offspeed pitches I take and shouldn't. Sometimes I swing at them and hit them good, and sometimes I take them. "I just try to stay consistent, work on the opposite-field approach. When I set my sights on that, I think I have a better approach at using the whole field." Pitching matchup
HOU: RHP Roy Oswalt (0-2, 3.94 ERA)
After a less-than-stellar start to the season, Oswalt has begun to settle down. On April 17, he pitched six shutout innings and had a no-decision against the Reds, and last Monday, facing Cincinnati again, he threw seven innings and allowed six hits and one run. It's unfortunate for him he can't face the Reds every game. Although he's 0-2 through his first five starts this year, one shouldn't forget that he began last season 0-3 with a 9.00 ERA. He finished the year 17-10 with a 3.54 ERA. It looks like Oswalt is starting to get back into that groove. ATL: RHP Jair Jurrjens (2-2, 1.72 ERA)
Jurrjens has gone 0-2 while posting a 1.32 ERA in his past three starts. The Braves have scored a total of three runs during those starts and just one of those came while he was still the pitcher of record. The 23-year-old right-hander has been much more efficient than he was while winning his first two starts of the year with a 3:8 strikeout-to-walk ratio. The only two walks he issued during Monday night's loss to the Cardinals came during the second inning, setting the stage for him to allow a costly two-out single to Rick Ankiel. In his past 20 1/3 innings, Jurrjens has allowed three earned runs and issued six walks. Tidbits
Humberto Quintero made 40 throws on Friday, up from 30 a few days ago. "I feel a lot better," he said. Quintero is recovering from a right shoulder strain and is eligible to come off the DL on May 10. ... Doug Brocail normally sports one of those mountain-man goatees, but on Friday, he was clean-shaven. Turns out, he's trying to change his luck. "I had too many walks in it," he said. ... Triple-A third baseman Chris Johnson, recovering from a microfracture on his finger, is scheduled to hit off a tee Saturday and is said to be progressing well. Tickets
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Sunday: Astros (Wandy Rodriguez, 2-2, 1.69) at Braves (Jo-Jo Reyes, 0-1, 4.26), 12:30 p.m. CT
Monday: Astros (Russ Ortiz, 2-0, 5.30) at Nationals (Scott Olsen, 1-3, 6.08), 6:05 p.m. CT
Tuesday: Astros (Brian Moehler, 0-2, 27.00) at Nationals (TBD), 11:35 a.m. CT
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"It's funny because usually it's the girl who's naked. I was like, 'That's right, bitch. The tables are turned!' "
The ever-eloquent Drew Barrymore on her latest film, Going the Distance, and her on-again, off-again boyfriend, Justin Long, showcasing his dong in the very same movie.
Justin Long dong. Justin Long's penis, balls, and/or ass. OK, now. Say it with me: Eurrgh!
July 28, 2010 at 6:30 am by Sarah
4How Completely and Utterly Surprising
So, Bristol Palin has decided to suck even more fame from her surroundings by discussing, now, how she told her mama dukes that she and Levi Johnston were "re-engaged." Bristol, naturally, sits with Us Weekly and dishes on what it was like breaking the news to former Alaskan Governor, Sarah Palin (though I was under the impression that Brisol and Levi had done the initial interview about getting back together and claimed that Sarah didn't know — even at that point? Oh, fuck it, I'm confused and it's all because there's a Palin involved.):
You said you were really scared to tell your mom. How did it go?
I just called her. I said, "Hey, mom, I have something to tell you. Levi and I got engaged." So she didn't find out from the magazine.
Her reaction?
She's apprehensive and concerned about this. She doesn't want to see me get hurt again. She knew Levi and I had been talking, but she wanted to know if Levi was really sincere about this. I told her we were working on our relationship for Tripp, and she told me, "Actions will speak louder than words."…
So how is your family reacting to the news?
What I've done is starting to sink in, and every family member of mine has so many concerns – and that is scaring me. My dad is on the same page as my mom: They don't want to see me get hurt. They don't want to see again what I already went through with Levi… people are more worried for me than they are excited.
Have the cautious reactions made you consider a longer engagement?
Yeah, definitely. I'm realizing now, the more people talk about an actual wedding, how much work it'll be. And I know Levi and I have a lot to do to rebuild this relationship.
Some still speculate you got engaged only because you're pregnant.
Levi and I both said we won't have sex until marriage, and so there is no possible way I am pregnant.
Others say your engagement is a publicity stunt to get a reality show.
We get offers all the time to do reality shows, but it's not for me. I don't think I'd ever consider it. It wouldn't suit our lifestyle, and I don't want that invasion of privacy.
What if Levi wanted to do one without you?
We haven't really addressed it, but I don't think he would want to because it's not in anyone's interest to have a camera crew around all the time.
… Yeah, OK, guys.
July 27, 2010 at 9:30 am by Sarah
7So, Will This, or Will This Not, Suck?
This is the movie that positively screams, "Vanessa Hudgens still has a career!" Remember her? The dour-faced girl that bangs Zac Efron? Yeah, I had to Google her, too. (I'm kidding; I did not have to Google Vanessa Hudgens. I have High School Musical posters all over my bedroom, duh!)
Sucker Punch, the latest creation directed by Zack Snyder, features Hudgens, Abbie Cornish (who used to date Ryan Phillippe), Jena Malone and Emily Browning, among other notable actresses, and this was the movie that Vanessa Hudgens was referring to when she said she was doing a project that involved physical training by Navy SEALs.
In all honesty, the trailer doesn't completely blow, and Emily Browning in A Series of Unfortunate Events totally rocked my world. Maybe Vanessa can finally shed that pesky High School Musical thing and become a real actress. You saw what Footloose did for Kevin Bacon's career, am I right? That fucker's got his own six degrees of separation.
Anyway. Will you see this movie?
July 27, 2010 at 8:30 am by Sarah
6Paris Hilton Goes Off the Rails Again
Crazy. Two Paris Hilton posts in a week, guys. It's like a redux of 2005! And 2006! And 2007! And I'm loving it!
Paris Hilton, who was always one of my favorite celebrity targets, has shed her guise of chaste and demure sobriety, and was photographed on her latest vacation partying it up circa the days of the Trifecta of Trouble (read: back when Lindsay, Britney and Paris were all chummy-chums), and it's fabulous.
The photos speak for themselves, and clearly everything — and everyone — has come full circle.
Sometimes? Life is amazing.
July 27, 2010 at 7:30 am by Sarah
7Michael Lohan is Far More Disgusting Than You Ever Imagined
You know, just when you thought Michael Lohan couldn't sink any further (and how much further could you sink after kicking a girlfriend in a crotch, and then another girlfriend in the face?), he goes and outdoes himself: it's been confirmed that Michael sold naked, sleeping photos of his (I'm assuming "ex") fiancee, Kate Major, in an attempt to retaliate after she went public with abuse claims.
The photos were said to be taken this past April, and were done without knowledge — or approval — of Kate, who is now considering criminal charges against Lohan.
As for Michael? He definitely thinks that his reprehensible actions are justifiable:
"She [Kate] has no money, no job and she's been living off of me for the last 8 months… and her dad just cut her off. If she doesn't stop the nonsense, more and more will come out. I am tired of being used and people who need to make up stories to make money off others. I have more important issues to deal with than Kate Major."
What a stellar, stellar man. I hear there's a cell open next to his daughter; maybe the two could bunk up and get some quality time in. I mean, if this isn't some kind of sexual violation that's deserving of jail time, I don't know what is.
Way to go, fuckhead.
July 27, 2010 at 6:30 am by Sarah
4Of Course There's Another Mel Gibson Tape
If it's a day ending in "y," you can bet your sweet ass that there's (another) Mel Gibson tape floating around the interwebs, just waiting for a rapt audience to hoot and holler at his misogynistic and racially-motivated antics.
RadarOnline has the latest audio, which you can listen to here, but in case you're at work, or have small children in the vicinity, I've taken the liberty of transcribing the audio to text (OK, I lied, it was merely an exercise of the magic of CTRL+C and CTRL+V) so you can read his rant, rather than have to subject yourself to the gruffness of Mel's psychoticisms. (Yes, that's a word because I just happened to invent it. Now.)
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Apple is working with Sharp and Foxconn to test designs for a TV set, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal. Rumors of such a product have persisted for years, but this is the most solid information we've heard yet that Cupertino is looking to produce an actual television. While a Journal report from the supply chain is often the first sign that Apple is serious about a new product, it looks like things are still in the early stages, with one source saying that the TV "isn't a formal project yet." The Journal also cautions that Apple "could opt not to proceed with the device." It's not the first rumor we've heard from the paper, however: a report from around a year ago claimed that Apple was showing new interface designs to content partners.
The TV "isn't a formal project yet"
If Apple does proceed with the product, its long-time manufacturing partner Foxconn would seem like a good fit. Hon Hai, the parent company of Foxconn, bought a large stake in Sharp earlier this year and took control of its Sakai plant in western Japan, which is one of the most advanced LCD production facilities in the world. According to the Journal, the plant is suitable for TVs of over 60 inches in size, and Foxconn has been using it to produce similar sets for Vizio this year.
The report comes at a time when speculation over the fabled Apple television has never been higher. CEO Tim Cook went on a PR offensive last week that was most notable for his comments about the TV business; he re-iterated that it was "an area of intense interest" for Apple, and said that "TV has been left behind." Of course, Apple's ability to come up with the hardware goods is beyond doubt — whether they could negotiate the necessary content deals and provide a truly new TV viewing experience, however, is less clear.
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The Lubbock City Council District Two incumbent now has an opponent.
Gilbert Salinas will formally announce his candidacy next Friday. The seat is currently held by Councilman Floyd Price.
Price announced earlier this week that he is seeking re-election.
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[Editor's note: The following information was provided by the . Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.]
At 11:18 p.m. Aug. 15, Stoneham police responded to a Main Street home for a report of a possible breaking and entering in progress. The residents were inside the home at the time of the break in, according to police. Billerica's K9 team was called in to assist with the search. Suspect could not be located. Police to file a report.
Aug. 15
@8:39 a.m.: Police called to the area of Spring and Green Streets for a report of a vehicular hit-and-run incident. A vehicle with Massachusetts plates hit another vehicle from behind and then fled the area, according to police. Police responded to Governor Road in attempt to track down suspect vehicle and driver. Police were unable to locate the vehicle. Police to file a report.
@9:14 a.m.: Police called to South Street for a report of unauthorized use of the victim's debit card out of the country. No follow-up by police, as the call was made for documentation purposes only.
@5:46 p.m.: Police responded to a Franklin Street apartment on a report of a larceny. The caller reported a Dell Inspirion laptop was missing from her door after it was delivered by FedEx Aug. 15. Value of the laptop was $700.


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I wrote this so that i may attempt to help my fellow BONers relax about D.James a lil bit.
No, theres no link and theres no he say, she say situation, but follow me for a second. Last season, Damion James was practically a nobody to NBA scouts...the only reason they probably ever seen the kid play was because he stepped in front of their view briefly as they watched in awe at Kevin Durant's reign in the Big 12. If this guy had any kind of sense he would remember the vast improvement that he made from his freshman to sophomore year and know how much his chances at not only being drafted higher in the NBA would increase, but also the chance of him leaving college with a championship ring. Im not gonna lie to you, i knew this team was gonna be serious this season because they were all talented freshman last year. Their experience was huge. The only people that are likely to leave the team are the DJ's and i think they will both stay because they both know that regardless of how successful this season's season will be, it'll be better next year with both of them on board and reloaded once again. (oh and with a Dexter Pittman upgrade and no Connor Atchley relapse)


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What happened to the Dell Smoke?
eons and eons ago there was a leaked roadmap from dell,which showed the Venue Pro, the Venue,a device called the Flash and finally, the one i liked ,the Smoke
the smoke was a Portrait QWERTY enabled android smartphone ,and,at the time, had pretty respectable specs an 800Mhz Second Gen Snapdragon (think HTC Desire Z) a 5MP autofocus camera (probably better than the Galaxy Nexus) HSPA+ 14.4Mbps (T-Mobile US would call that 4G) and many more, now i would buy that phone if it was ever released, but after seeing this http://www.theverge.com/2012/7/10/3137152/this-is-my-next-android-portrait-qwerty-device-if-sony-would-make-it
there are a few things that i would improve upon, first , the paltry 2.8" QVGA screen, increased to a 3.2" WVGA (which in turn would widen the device, but in fact that looks like it would help instead of hinder this device because as it is, it isnt very wide) the Antiquated Android 2.2 Froyo Platform would be replaced with either Android 4.0.4 ICS or 4.1 Jellybean (with Onscreen buttons as there is an absence of physical or capacitive ones on the device itself) the CPU would be updated to the Exynos 4210 (same CPU as the Galaxy S II) with the new Mali-400MP GPU (same GPU as the galaxy S III) i'd add NFC , beef the battery up to 1750mAh though i'd use the newer version of Lithium-Ion used in the Optimus 4X HD for prolonged life, i'd attempt to keep the thickness the same at 10.5mm which, isnt actually that bad for a device with a QWERTY keyboard.
So tell me guys, would you buy this device if it was made available to the general public? and what alterations would you make to my design choices?
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Old School – Top 10 Contenders to the BCS Title (Week 12)
"I've made a mess of me." The chorus line of Switchfoot's popular hit "Mess of Me" comes to mind when thinking about the BCS title races. What a mess we have! We have a clear number one with LSU, but after that, a bunch of one-loss teams who feel like they deserve a chance to play for the BCS title. Oh, and one other undefeated team no one wants to give credit to in 12-0 Houston.
So in order to solve the BCS mess I want to infuse a little bit of reason and logic into this discussion. At least my personal logic and reasoning. I'm well aware that what I will conclude will not be the popular train of thought (which is a LSU-Alabama rematch). I am forgoing my weekly rankings in order to sort this out.
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If any other questions come to mind, please call us. We've all been traveling for years, so even if your question isn't bicycle-specific, chances are we can help.
If I come alone, will I have anyone to cycle with?
You'll naturally find others in the group who pedal the same speed as you. Most of our groups include 2 - 4 solo travelers. Because we simplify navigation by marking the road with chalk arrows, couples can easily split up into their own comfortable riding pace. You'll have plenty of people to ride with!
We're happy to tell you about the group composition before you sign up. Just give us a call.
Can you accommodate small children in a tag-along?
We have a tag-along available upon request. We do expect children to be supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.
What kind of clothing or other gear will I need for the bike tour?
We provide a detailed packing list that includes all you need but not too much. Many of our customers wear lycra bike shorts and cycling jerseys for the rides. We also recommend gloves, a rearview mirror if you're used to using one, sunglasses and a helmet (mandatory). Call us if you have any questions.
I usually ride a road bike but a friend suggested I use a bike with upright handlebars to see the countryside better. What do you think?
You should ride whichever bike you are most comfortable on and which you normally ride. We find that a trip like this is no time to try out a completely new bike (unless you are at home on both a racing bike and a hybrid bike, in which case it doesn't matter).
What kinds of cyclists take your tours?
Our customers tend to be recreational cyclists who pedal during the summer and on weekends during good weather. These folks might make up 50-60% of your group. The remaining cyclists might be split between complete novices (who have never pedaled more that 10 miles in their life) and avid cyclists (who will ask for more mileage every day).
What are your hotels like?
We use comfortable tourist-class hotels and local-style inns. In Europe, this means they are primarily 3-4 star hotels. We might occasionally use a 2 star hotel when there are no other choices. We do not use luxury hotels, but we do insist on comfort and a private bathroom. Above all, we select our hotels for location. In cities, for example, our hotels are within walking distance of city-center sights. We would rarely isolate you in a luxury hotel far from the center of town. In Argentina/Chile and Croatia our hotels are, of necessity, a mixture of traditional, small country inns and modern resort hotels. In all cases, our hotels have a bathroom in the room (unless stated otherwise in the itinerary).
How many people will there be on a bicycle tour?
It depends on the season but it could be from 6 to 18 people. Call us and ask about the specific tour as we normally have a good idea of how specific tours fill during certain times of the year.
I like a mirror on my handlebar. Can you provide one?
We don't provide mirrors but encourage you to bring your own if you are used to using one. Let us know if you'd like to use a handlebar mirror so we are sure that it is compatible with our bars.
Should I bring my own bike saddle?
If you've found a saddle that works well of you then by all means bring it. This is especially important because it isn't often that most people ride 6 to 12 days in a row so being comfortable is key. We do have a variety of saddles available and carry extras if you'd like to use one of ours.
May I bring my own pedals?
Yes, we encourage those who want to have 'clipless' pedals to bring their own, and don't forget your shoes!
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We find that if you are very tall, very short, or just hard to fit in general, it may make sense for you to bring your bike. But 99% of our customers find that the bikes we provide are perfectly adequate. We suggest you give us a call to discuss the pros and the cons.
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6:50am Wednesday 30th April 2014 in Sport By Ian Whiting
Guiseley manager Mark Bower has warned that their league double over North Ferriby will count for nothing when the clubs go head-to-head in tonight's Skrill North play-off semi-final first leg.
The Lions beat their rivals home and away in the regular season, winning 1-0 at Nethermoor as recently as March 22.
Bower said: "Anyone thinking that because we beat them twice we are favourites for this is very much mistaken.
"Ferriby are a very good side with a couple of strikers who scored a lot of goals over the season.
"The two games we had against them in the league have no bearing on tonight.
"I think the Altrincham against Hednesford ties in the other play-off will also be very closely contested.
"I can't see any of the four clubs running away with it so the second legs will go right down to the wire.
"We face a difficult task but we are on a very good run. We have had just one defeat in 18 games, which is a remarkable achievement, and now that we are in the play-offs we have to believe we can win promotion."
Bower is sweating on the fitness of his strikers. However, the midfield and defensive units are strong and Ben Parker's return from injury is a bonus.
Bower added: "Adam (Boyes) came off with an injury on Saturday and he is struggling. Alex Johnson and Danny Forrest are also doubtful and unfortunately all three are up front.
"Adam has a chance but he took a kick to the lower abdomen against Gloucester and had to substituted. Because it's in a delicate area we can't be too careful.
"AJ is still troubled by his ankle knock and Danny is out with the calf injury from the Colwyn Bay game. But Oli Johnson and Kevin Holsgrove have come into the side and done really well so whoever is fit and available we will have a competitive squad."
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The Leicestershire Wildlife Hospital in Kibworth Beauchamp has been raided by thieves. Thousands of pounds worth of metal cages were stolen - and a number of animals have been killed.
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It seems like just a couple of months ago that I was looking into a crystal ball, and in turn predicting what may or may not happen with trades in the upcoming months. I have to be honest, Michael Del Zotto for Kevin Klein really surprised me, while I feel like Matt Hendricks for Devan Dubnyk was a wash, it could be beneficial for the Predators to keep Dub as a backup while Hellberg and Mazanec develop further in Milwaukee. It could also get Dubnyk back on his career path working with quite possibly the greatest goaltending coach in the NHL (I sure wouldn't argue that one). But what about the rest of the team? How safe are they REALLY? I don't look at the Predators as a "REBUILD NOW OR DIE" project, I look at them as a retool and try to adjust project. With that being said, let us look at potential suitors for the Nashville Predators.
Let's face it, they're a really good hockey team. And honestly, they should be what the Predators base their rebuild off of. Notice how they got Corey Perry, Ryan Getzlaf, and Bobby Ryan (whom they eventually traded) and now they're a strong Stanley Cup Contender (even thought I'll never forgive them for dropping the Mighty out of their names). What exactly is Anaheim looking for? A veteran forward who can play along side Getzlaf and Perry. I am also of strong belief they could use a better second line Center to take some of the hard PK work off of Getzlaf. That could be fixed very easily for the Ducks, and the Predators might be the perfect team to do it. Here is the suggested trade...
Anaheim receives: F-David Legwand, Nashville receives: F Devante Smith-Pelly
Why Exactly Does This Work?
DSP has been in and out of the Anaheim lineup all year long, he's clashed with other Anaheim Forward Emerson Etem over playing time, and honestly Etem is the better of the two. The young sniper can score a lot of goals in the future as long as he is paired with the right linemates. Meanwhile, Devante Smith-Pelly IS the prototypical Predator forward. He can hit, he has a rocket shot, and he can forecheck like there is no tomorrow. Does it seem like the "rinse, wash, repeat" method we've been use to seeing for a while? Slightly, the difference being he has a strong presence at the net...much like one Patric Hornqvist. Here is a video to prove said point.
Moving on.
San Jose Sharks
The Sharks are always such an interesting team, when I heard that they always try to field a contending team despite the fact that they operate a lot in the red, I gained a lot of respect for the boys in teal. So what exactly does this team lack? Well for starters, their blue line is good but not great, not that we have anybody of interest in the department anyways since our only veteran defenseman is also our captain and is going nowhere anytime soon. But they could also use some forward help for the injured Tomas Hertl. They could be in the market for a forward who can play either the Wing or the Center spots. That sounds rather familiar doesn't it? So what could the Predators do to shake things up here?
If Legwand isn't traded to the Ducks or someone else...
San Jose receives: F- David Legwand, Nashville receives: F-Tommy Wingels
That's not bad...but there is another trade I like a lot better, and it works should the Ducks trade go through.
San Jose receives: F- Viktor Stalberg, Nashville receives: F- Tommy Wingels
Why either of these trades would work?
Both provide San Jose with something they need, depth and experience. David Legwand again provides a great veteran role for San Jose and could give them a great stopgap until Hertl can return to the team next season. Stalberg provides a bit more, since he is locked down for another 3 years after this one, he could be a strong winger for the Sharks on the second or third line, and might fair better in a new market (again). I had a lot of high hopes for Viktor Stalberg when he first came in, unfortunately those have been washed away with his lack of scoring power, it also doesn't help he's fallen out of favor with the coaching staff. Meanwhile, Wingels is a great fit for Nashville as he's stuck in that "I'm a second liner on a good team, but could be a first liner in Nashville" zone. He is a RFA at the end of the year, so if the Predators like his two way play (why wouldn't they?) he could end up here for another 4 year stint, and still only be 29. I'd relish having someone like Wingels, who is a two way player, but is a much better one than say...Nick Spaling. Also, he seems to have slightly fallen out of favor in San Jose with the uprising of Tomas Hertl and Logan Couture Let's take a look.
Not to shabby, not to shabby at all. Next!
*Gulp* Did I just say...the Red Wings?
I did. Let's face it, our hated neighbors to the north are no longer division rivals, and while I miss the rivalry I am aware that hockey is a business. The business of being a general manager is a tough one, but one that I would happily relish (like I'm doing now). Being in a tough business sometimes means making a move you wouldn't normally make, to a team whom you may or may not care for. That's the case here. So what exactly is the problem with the Detroit Red Wings? Well, for starters they just lost Zetterburg to a back injury, if that wasn't bad enough it's looking like he might be done for the season, leaving a SERIOUS gap in the Red Wing lineup. Don't expect a NHL ready prospect to come back in return, with that being the case, as I can see Nyquist, Tartar, and even Jurco to play very soon. So who does that leave? Well I'm glad you asked...
Detroit receives: F- David Legwand, F- Matt Cullen, 2nd Round Pick in 2014, Nashville receives: F- Anthony Mantha
Why does this trade work?
If Nashville hasn't shipped Legwand off by now, this would be a huge get for them. Even if they did, I am sure a package of picks along with Cullen could be shipped out to Detroit for Mantha. The Red Wings are high on the young Power Forward, however they have always taken the win now approach. With so many veteran signings in the offseason, it fits perfectly that the Red Wings would dump Mantha to a team who can help them win now. Matt Cullen was brought in as a player who could be that veteran leader for the team's forwards. And he's has done a wonderful job, Craig Smith has came along nicely and while Colin Wilson is in a bit of a slump you can see his game starting to slowly turn back around. This is nothing against Cullen at all, I think he has done a great job here and I think he has been a big part of the success we have had...but again, hockey is a business. Cullen is exactly what the Red Wings could use, another leader to help the young guys out, and a solid two way player with Cup experience. If Legwand goes too, he could help by being a contributor in his hometown, a place where he could potentially retire if the cards fell right. Could we lose a second round pick this year, and maybe another next year? Sure. We could also potentially lose a prospect, maybe a second rounder and Taylor Beck to go with Leggy or Cullen. But to gain Anthony Mantha from that is on Filip Forsberg levels of theft. Imagine Forsberg, Mantha, and our future first round pick in the forward lineup with Craig Smith and Colin Wilson. It could lead to some very impressive showings. Let us look at the potential.
Okay, okay, last one.
New York Rangers
We already took them for a ride once, could we potentially do it again? They need roster help, but at the same time they want to dump their UFAs and gain guys under contract. Think similar to what the San Jose Sharks did last season. So how can the Predators help this cause? Well it's very simple...
Rangers receive: F Viktor Stalberg, Predtors receive: F Ryan Callahan
Why does this trade work?
Callahan doesn't fit the new system in New York, but he does fit the system in Nashville...almost perfectly. His shot blocking, his hitting, and his potential to put up 50 points in a season goes a long way. Also the fact that he's having a down year could help the Predators should they decide to resign him. If they don't, then they just bought themselves some cap space AND got rid of a bad contract at the same time. The free agent crop next year doesn't look super promising, but I would really enjoy seeing Callahan and Fisher on the same line, and it could really slow down the Blackhawks, Wild, and Blues. Stalberg has reasons listed above, mostly because he's fallen out of favor, but also because the Rangers now play a speed game...that's one thing Stalberg can do very well. Plus he's locked down long term, that has to make the boys in blue feel good. Let us take one last look at what Callahan can bring.
That's really all I got for now. Enjoy the rest of the season, and GO PERDS!


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NOTE: the approach pitches are in the Medlicott raptor closure area so check ahead of time if this climb is closed!
Start by climbing the approach pitch to the Bachar-Yerian ledge (5.6 crack/slab) to the cold shuts. Second pitch climbs the face left and up - or straight above a new anchor out left (this anchor is for two new Steve Schneider & friends routes from 2013). There are 2 bolts (plus a 3" crack out left at the top) in about 120' of knobs, 5.7, or you can climb the gully by the base of the Bachar-Yerian (easy 5th to a few 5.6 moves protected by a knob tie off). On the upper large ledge, move left to a bolted anchor (3rd class) then to the second bolted anchor (a few 5th class moves to reach) - this anchor has a finger crack heading straight up above it. NOTE: this anchor is 130' above the ground, and a 70m will NOT reach. If you need to retreat here with a single 70, climb back all the way to the far right end of the big ledge, then rap to near the base of the Bachar-Yerian, and walk down to the cold shuts for the 5.6 approach pitch.
Pro to 3" including micro nuts and micro cams. Double up on thin (0.5"-1") cams. All anchors are bolted, the approach pitches (and lowest rap anchor) are on pre-existing routes. You can rap with a single 70m rope, but use caution on the final rappel to the ground, the rope is off the deck once you unweight! Luckily it's a completely flat sandy area so there's no worries about hopping down a couple feet if you somehow have a "short 70"!


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First there was the wheel, followed by sliced bread, then came along the the smart phone (iPhone for me). Outside of being able to pretty much do everything but slice bread, it is a capable camera and creative tool. Here are a couple of reasons why I think so highly of the iPhone (read smart phone).
My Challenge - Sure, not everyone has a smart phone, but I bet more people have smart phones than full DSLR kits. That being the case, I'm all about sharing inspiration through photography and the iPhone has helped to remove yet another barrier between you and your own creative vision.So go out, download some apps, and share your images of the world, with the world!
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6:41pm Tuesday 4th May 2010 in News By Ben Thompson and Craig Burnett
An off-duty nurse dragged a man and a woman free from the wreckage of a car which flipped on to its roof during an accident on the A24 Epsom Road , in Morden, at 5.30pm today.
The road is closed in both directions at the junction with Lower Morden Lane. Fire, police, and ambulance crews are still at the scene.
Witnesses say Kingston Hospital nurse, Lucy Jay Bellinger, 24, ran from her home opposite the accident at 5.30pm and helped a couple in their mid 20s escape from an estate car as it lay on its roof.
They have been taken to hospital and although their injuries are not thought to be serious, Ms Bellinger administered first aid before ambulance crews arrived.
She said: "This is the sort of thing I do on a daily basis so it's nothing special to me. I guess I was just doing my job."
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A passing consultant from St George's Hospital also helped provide first aid before ambulance crews arrived, 10 minutes after the accident.
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"She said: "This is the sort of thing I do on a daily basis so it's nothing special to me. I guess I was just doing my job."
The job of a hero...
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