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Psychiatrists in Saint Clair County
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Harry Whiteley
Psychiatrist, MD
"I am a psychiatrist with many years experience. Early on I did eclectic psychotherapy and prescribed very few medications. Now I will use meds. with psychotherapy, when it's called for. I get great satisfaction from seeing a person's anxiety reduce, or their depression lift or self understanding grow. I am more interactive than many other M.D. therapists from what I hear. However it is essential to let people know I have understood them and am dedicated to that. My goal is help people feel better, function better and to learn skills to do their own problem solving.
(312) 698-3105
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Rania Johnson
Psychiatrist, MD
"I provide thorough diagnostic evaluations, evidence-based medication management, and individual psychotherapy. My focus is on mood and anxiety disorders, including depression, bipolar disorder, generalized anxiety, social anxiety and panic disorder. However, I also enjoy working with patients with ADHD, OCD, and psychotic disorders. During my training, I had the opportunity to learn from specialists in addictions, sleep disorders, and women's mental health. I am currently receiving intensive psychodynamic psychotherapy training at the Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis.
(312) 782-5959 x4
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Laura Lee Anders
Psychiatrist, MD
"My specialty is related to the treatment I provide instead of focusing on a specific diagnosis. I provide the comprehensive care that comes from one clinician integrating both psychotherapy and medication treatments. Many psychiatrists no longer incorporate psychotherapy into their practice and have become specialists in medication management only. Modern medication is important in the treatment of psychiatric illnesses, but psychotherapy is a scientifically proven treatment as well. Studies indicate that patients treated with the combination of these two modalities show the most improvement. The one-clinician approach also provides the convenience of "one stop shopping".
(312) 698-3091
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Utpal Dhruve
Psychiatrist, MD
"PeaklifeMD.com is a boutique clinic focused on life optimization. Our members feel they are not performing to their true potential at work, school, or home. Together, we will work to identify your concerns, goals, and strengths in order to make substantial progress towards achieving a better you.
(847) 984-0170
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William Wyatt Wood
Psychiatrist, MD
"For the past 36 years of my career as a Psychiatrist, I have worked well with all persons without regard to age, race, sexual orientation, religion, or political philosophy. I believe that mental disorders have multiple causes and do not always require medication treatment. I believe that we are each unique individuals and any treatment approach needs to be uniquely individualized. Treatment must be based in a compassionate and caring understanding of human frailties and flaws and not based in the one-approach-solves-everything theory of treatment.
(815) 261-0537
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Syed A Rahim
Psychiatrist, MD
"Dr. Rahim is a board-certified Psychiatrist, a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology. He has a specialization in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. He graduated from the Osmania University, India in 1992. He did his Residency at the University of Tennessee and served there as the Chief Resident of the department of psychiatry at the UT. He completed his fellowship in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry at the MCW/Children's Hospital.
(847) 906-2496
Lincolnwood, Illinois 60712
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In Step Behavioral Health SC
"Our group practice which includes psychiatrists, a nurse practitioner and therapists provide patient centered comprehensive care that emphasizes the mind-body connection and it's impact on our client's lives. We provide person specific treatment options and plans that best suits the individual or family system.
(630) 395-7603
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Gary A Casaccio
Psychiatrist, MD
"I work primarily with adults but will see adolescents 12 years old and above.
(888) 725-4642
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Herman P. Langner
Psychiatrist, MD
"Dr. Langner specializes in the psychobiological treatment of depression, anxiety, ADHD, and thought disorders. His medical training was at the University of Minnesota, graduating Magna Cum Laude. He completed his residency in Psychiatry and Neurology at the Menninger Foundation. He is Board Certified in Neurology and Psychiatry. He is on the staff at Provena Mercy Hospital in Aurora. He has special interest in Attachment Disorders and is the author of the book "Attachment and Suicide", which explores the adverse health consequences of disturbances to the bond between infant and primary caregiver.
(630) 377-7225
Saint Charles, Illinois 60174
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David McNeil
Psychiatrist, MD
"I practice psychopharmacology or psychiatric medicine. This is an expanding field, as new medications are developed and we continuously refine our understanding of their use. New technologies can help optimize the choice of medication for each individual. In my practice I see adolescents, young adults, those in middle age, and seniors. Many of those I help have mood instability, including depression and mood swings, intermittent or constant anxiety, or problems with focus, concentration, and productivity. I help individuals who have suffered a sudden terrible loss or trauma, as well as those who have a chronic history of failed relationships.
(847) 453-9526
Buffalo Grove, Illinois 60089
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Matthew Richard Mills
Psychiatrist, MD
"Matthew R. Mills, M.D., is a licensed, private-practice psychiatrist located in the Near North Neighborhood of Chicago. Dr. Mills is Board Certified by The American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Dr. Mills completed his undergraduate training at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, earned his Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) from the Medical College of Wisconsin, and is a 2006 graduate of the Psychiatry Residency and Training Program at the University of Illinois Medical Center.
(312) 380-0889
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Stephen Patt
Psychiatrist, MD
"l am knowledgeable and experienced in both psychotherapy and the use of medication. Based on an understanding of how psychological and biological factors interact to cause problems, I am able to integrate and bring together both types of treatment in one setting. This is a definite advantage to my patients. I have long experience in working in this way with individuals and couples.
(312) 968-9115
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Napatia Tronshaw
Psychiatrist, MD
"Dr. Napatia M. Tronshaw is a native of Chicago and was raised on the south side of the city. Her medical career began at a very young age as a certified nursing assistant at Misericordia nursing home. For several years she provided nursing care for children with profound developmental delay. Working with children has always given her a great sense of commitment and fulfillment. During her pursuit of higher education she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Biological Sciences from The University of Chicago in 2003. Later, she earned a Doctorate of Medicine from The University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine in 2007.
(708) 377-5748
Orland Park, Illinois 60467
"We help youth with serious learning difficulties and psychiatric/neurological challenges such as lead exposure, violence brain injury. Attention Deficit and Anxiety disorders are further burdened by minimal or no timely or distance access to specialists. A flexible format allows our professionals to use strategies that are tailored to address each child's learning style, skills, interests, and needs.
(708) 315-2046
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James Fisch
Psychiatrist, MD
"I believe there is more to therapy than cataloguing symptoms and selecting medications. There is a person behind those symptoms who has a complex personality, multiple needs and essential relationships, all needing to be understood. Real understanding is crucial and along with the medication and symptom relief is a powerful therapeutic tool.
(312) 698-3372
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Rose Gomez
Psychiatrist, MD, DFAPA
"I am a psychiatrist and addiction medicine specialist, board certified in both, who enjoys helping patients recover from everything from a mild depression to a complicated dual diagnoses, medically ill condition. I use many modalities of treatment including psychotherapy, psychopharmacotherapy and even the occasional hypnosis. I treat many professionals including physicians, attorneys, nurses and psychologists. I collaborate with EAPs, therapists, physicians and monitoring organizations whenever necessary. I take pride in what I do and have a pretty good tract record. Many of my patients refer their friends or loved ones to me and in some cases I have treated three generations.
(312) 756-0350
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William R Lynch
Psychiatrist, MD
"I am particularly interested in working with people who are motivated to optimize their ongoing development and maximize their functioning and joy in life. I dedicate my time to doing this for myself and my clientele.
(312) 489-8054
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Qun Wu
Psychiatrist, MD, PhD
"I am an intergrated provider with an affirming approach to treatment. When I work with patients, I focus on understanding them fuly- identifying their needs their treatment goals and their streanghts. I consider it a priviledge to share in our patients progress and growth and I take pride in making sure our patients always feel and know I have their best interest at hand.
(630) 518-4351
Bloomingdale, Illinois 60108
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Ndidi Onyejiaka
Psychiatrist, MD
"I emphasize a dual approach toward addressing mental health and emotional needs of both new and existing clients. The first emphasis focuses on gaining an understanding of your concerns through a "talk therapy" and listening approach. We can talk together about the possibility of introducing medication to the initial treatment or continuing mental health treatment with medication amendment to your treatment plan. I treat individuals, couples, families, and groups of all ages. I am also fluent in Spanish and welcome Spanish-speaking clients.
(312) 614-0728
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Richelle Strauss Porapaiboon
Psychiatrist, MD
"Please allow me to introduce myself! My name is Dr. Richelle Strauss Porapaiboon, but patients call me Dr. Richelle or Dr. P. I am a Chicago trained Adult and Child Adolescent Psychiatrist establishing a private practice in Uptown Chicago. I specialize in psychiatric medication management of children, adolescents and young adults, but am accepting patients of all ages at this time. At Uptown Psychiatry Specialists, Inc. we strive to provide a secure environment for adults, adolescents, and children with behavioral and attention disorders.
(312) 948-9659
About Psychiatrists, meds and Psychiatric Nurses.
A Psychiatrist in Saint Clair County is a qualified medical doctor who specializes in treating mental health issues and diagnosable disorders.
Saint Clair County Psychiatrists differ from other mental health professionals in that they may prescribe medication or psychotropics. Psychiatrists may conduct physical examinations, order and interpret lab tests and brain image scans, such as CT scans, CAT Scans and MRIs.
Some psychiatric practitioners in Saint Clair County specialize in age groups (so check for Saint Clair County child psychiatrists or adolescent psychiatrists in Saint Clair County). Those who work with the elderly are called geriatric psychiatrists or geropsychiatrists.
Other related specialties include psychopharmacology (certain states license Psychopharmacologists), psychiatric genetics and neuroimaging.
Psychiatric nurses in Saint Clair County, or mental health nurses, specialize in nursing care for people with mental illness or mental distress. Saint Clair County Psychiatric nurses receive training in psychological therapies (such as CBT), building therapeutic alliance with clients and dealing with challenging behavior. Importantly, they are trained to administer psychiatric medication (or 'psychiatric meds') and, in very limited ways, to prescribe meds.
Nurses monitor for side effects and responses to medical treatments and offer information on meds so that clients can make informed choices about their use.
How to find the right Psychiatrist?
If you're finding it difficult the find the right psychiatrist in Saint Clair County, don't worry--you're not alone. Psychiatrists are highly specialized professionals. They tend to be busy--appointments can be short (e.g. 15 mins.)--and so as a potential client you can sometimes feel lost or confused. Don't let this deter you.
Begin first by checking the psychiatrists listed here nearest to you. If they are limited in number, expand out your search geographically (Broaden your Search) and see who's available further afield. Use the links in the left nav bar to find the relevant insurance, if you intend to use your health insurance to pay for the provider.
If you're still finding it difficult to find a psychiatrist in Saint Clair County, call or contact the professionals here and ask for a psychiatric referral. You can also call the psychiatric nurses in Saint Clair County as they tend to be affiliated to a network of psychiatrists in their area ( Saint Clair County). Or just chat to them to see if they can help.
If you're looking for a specialist Psychiatrist or Psychiatric Nurse in Saint Clair County, such as a child psychiatrist or adolescent psychiatrist, expand your search to generate a large pool of professionals and then select a specialty from the left nav bar.


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Back-to-School Organization Ideas: Kids Clothes + Toys
Today's post is the fourth in my series about organizing common sources of clutter before the school year begins! These posts were prompted by this question which I asked on simplify 101′s Facebook page last week:
The biggest source of clutter in my house is ___________.
So far we've covered:
Paper clutter in this post Back to School: Tackle Your Biggest Clutter Hotspots Before School Begins
Craft supplies in this post: Back-to-School Organization Ideas: Craft Supplies
Stuff kids leave out and stuff people give kids in this post Back-to-School Organization Ideas: Kids' Stuff Part 1
And today were going to cover kids' clothes and toys. Ready? Let's do this!
Clutter hotspot #6: Kids' clothes. Clothing can quickly become a source of clutter if you have more clothes than will fit in your available storage space. (This problem isn't unique to kids' clothes, by the way.) While having plenty of clothes can feel like a good thing, it can lead to additional sources of clutter, such as overwhelming piles of clothing in the laundry room. So here's what to do.
1. Figure out how much you and your kids really need. In this post, Closet Organization Q+A: How Many Clothes Do You Need?, I provide guidelines for figuring out how much is enough. Once you figure out the magic amount for your family, whittle your wardrobes down to that level. Your goal is for everyone's clothing to fit in the available storage spaces.
2. Figure out an approach for hand me downs. It's great to keep clothing to pass down to younger siblings or family and friends, but (there's a recurring theme here) you've got to have the storage space for this to work so it doesn't cause clutter. First, carve out a spot for hand me downs. This could be in the next-in-line child's bedroom or you could keep hand me downs in a centralized location, such as in bins on shelves in a storage space in your home. Then do a sanity check on what to keep for later. You may not want to keep 100% of outgrown items for younger children. Take it from a youngest child, everyone wants at least a few new-to-me articles of clothing whenever the budget allows.
Clutter hotspot #7: Kids toys! Gosh, it's been a while since we've had toys in our home. So even though toy clutter might drive you batty now, keep in mind there will come a day when you'll miss those little people cluttering up your living areas with their toys. I realize that doesn't change how the toy clutter makes you feel, but it's important to keep in mind when you find yourself reaching your wits end with toys.
1. Declutter. As with some of the other clutter hotspots we talked about, first assess the ratio of toys to storage space. If you have more toys than will fit in the available storage areas, you know what to do. I highly encourage you to involve your kids in that process, even though it will take longer. In the long run, the time invested will pay you back over and over again. (If you need help involving your kids in the organizing process, my Organizing with Your Kids Class will help.)
2. Assess your storage. Toys, like craft supplies, will create far less clutter if they are stored near to where they are used. If your child loves to play in the family room, carve out toy and game storage in this room. Do this even if you can't keep all of your child's toys and games there. The key is quick and easy clean up. When the toy and game storage in the family room starts to overflow, move some toys and games back to a main storage area, such as in the playroom or your child's bedroom.
3. Work on the clean-up habit. Start 'em young, friend. Even if your child doesn't put things away perfectly, work with him or her to create the habit of cleaning up when he or she is finished playing. Cleaning up is a habit that will serve you both well for years to come!
4. Use labels. Labels make it easier for kids to know where toys and other items belong. For pre-readers use labels with an image of the item as well as the name. Labels like these will help your children learn reading skills while they're cleaning up. A win-win!
Alright…clutter caused by the kiddos is a wrap! What ideas work for you when it comes to kid clutter? I'd love to hear your ideas in the comments! Thanks for sharing.
Tomorrow we'll move on to our next clutter hotspots which is clutter caused by stuff to sell and books!
Until next time, happy organizing!
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I love these tips! We don't have too many hand-me-downs that go from one sibling to the next, but I do send a lot of my son's stuff to my nephew. I am lucky to have a large closet in my bedroom, so I keep a bin just for him in there. I also keep a donation bin there too. It is so easy to just toss items in. When the bins get full, I either deliver the stuff to my sister or schedule a pickup.
We also have a twice-a-year ritual: the kids try on all their clothes & I note what items I need to buy. The kids hate this but it really helps me buy only what they actually need.
And yes, when you're being driven crazy by toy clutter it is hard to imagine that that phase will ever end….For years my house was overrun by trains, but now that they're all gone I really find myself missing that period and my little boy's obsession.
We also do the twice a year shovel out of their rooms and toys. We cover EVERY surface in their room and every item they own. It's a big job for some of them, and pretty easy for the ones who arent clutter bugs. It's been good to watch them make the connections, and when it's all said and done they love living in their rooms again!

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Thought I'd move this down here and out of the intros.
SO, I have just entered the 2ww, should get ch's on my chart tomorrow if my temps do right by me.
|Thu, 05-27-2010 - 10:52pm
Nope I am obsessing with you I promise : )
Did your doctor suggest IUI or not so much? Do you know if IUI increases your odds? I just wonder because it seems so invasive and when they did the thing where they put saline in your uterus with a catheter
|Fri, 05-28-2010 - 12:04am
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hi. yup, i'm still here too. trying not to obsess.....so hard not to!!!
|Fri, 05-28-2010 - 1:24am
Don't worry, I am here too, just had a VERY busy day and this is my first chance on here today. I *think* I am in the second half of the 2ww, but it really depends on when I ovulated which is up for debate this month. Ah well, it is only a difference of about 3 days, but could make a huge difference on whether there is a chance of being successful or not. I have my moments of hopefulness, and then my moments of doubt. This is an in-between moment, lol!
Loving Mom to three
|Fri, 05-28-2010 - 8:06am
Took HPK this morning = BFN at 10DPO
still waiting...temps still high!
|Fri, 05-28-2010 - 8:28am
My o date is questionable too Michelle and same as you, dependent on those days if bd'ing was great, good or "ok".


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Wormy was a caterpillar that appeared in the episode Wormy, but he grew up to be a butterfly. The Bikini Bottomites believed it to be a monster. It was captured by Sandy, who knew that it was Wormy.
- In the SpongeBob Leapfrog game, a story shows SpongeBob and Patrick attacked by Wormy and Sandy told SpongeBob and Patrick that the butterfly is just Wormy.
- It usually has a closeup of a buzzing horsefly, and that was the cause of the "monster" incident.


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PC Gamer UK March 2012 Pc Gamer Dvd Magazine The UKs best, and best selling, PC games magazine. Trusted by both the public and the industry to deliver the most authoritative, honest, informative and entertaining reviews, PC Gamer is the ultimate buyers guide to both PCs for gaming and games for the PC.. Format: HQ PDF Language: English Pages: 164 Size: 145.00 Mb
Good upload, no RAR shit. But lose all the useless extra files next time, and just share the PDF.
@ Minerva7101, those extra files are needed for site credits on other torrent sites, site friend, use of site tracker (demonoid) etc... so they will not be removed.
Well, they're not needed here on TPB. And if other sites forces you to add useless extra files to your uploads, they should be boycotted.


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How many different ways can you find of fitting five hexagons
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Carruth and David Sullivan play Aaron and Abe, two young engineers who design a device that can alter gravitational pull and then discover that it will enable them to travel in time. Deciding not to tell their families or their colleagues (Casey Gooden and Anand Upadhyaya), they decide to experiment with the machine.
At first they use it for obvious things like playing the stock market, but things quickly get out of hand and soon their lives are a tangle of multiple timelines, doppelgangers, paradoxes and endlessly repeated events.
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Primer is one of those films that demands your close attention throughout.
This is often difficult because the dialogue frequently consists of nothing but impenetrable scientific jargon; even when they discover the time-travel application of their invention, no-one actually spells it out for the audience. Most of the scenes consist of Aaron and Abe talking; Carruth makes frequent, jarring use of crosscutting and the audience is expected to keep up and work out for themselves what is going on.
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Surprisingly, this method works really well. In fact, the genius of Primer lies in the fact that the action, such as it is, is all occurring between the scenes that we actually see.
Carruth shot on a shoestring budget and cast his friends and family in the other parts, although it's more or less a two-hander between Carruth and Sullivan. Their performances are extremely good - it's their reactions that keep us interested, even when the plot has long since slipped away from us.
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One of my most memorable experiences as medical writer at the Observer occurred during my first year in Charlotte when I observed a heart transplant at Charlotte Memorial Hospital, now Carolinas Medical Center.
The occasion was to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the worlds first heart transplant, which had been performed Dec. 3, 1967, by South African surgeon Christiaan Barnard.
In the Charlotte operating room, on that evening in November 1987, the surgeon in charge was Dr. Philip Hess, who had been part of the team of doctors who performed Charlottes first heart transplant in January 1986.
Heart transplants had become pretty routine in Charlotte. But it was still a thrill for me to watch as Hess and his colleagues took a healthy donor heart from a red and white Igloo cooler and placed it into the open chest of a 48-year-old patient whose diseased, dying heart had been removed.
I thought of that night recently when I read in the obituaries that Dr. Hess had died Nov. 21. He was 75. His kind and low-key manner was reflected in the way the obit made only a brief mention of his role in that history-making heart transplant.
He was so humble, and such a terrific person, said Jay Veale, a perfusionist who had worked side-by-side with Dr. Hess for 25 years. Veale operated the heart-lung mahine to make sure patients stayed alive while their hearts and lungs were stopped during surgery.
The two men were so close that Dr. Hess and his wife became the godparents to the Veales five children. Veale was asked by the Hess family to deliver one of the eulogies at the recent memorial service. Here is part of what he said: Every memory I have of Phil is positive. In both family and professional life, he thought he was the luckiest guy in the world.
I went back to re-read what I had written about Dr. Hess after the 1987 heart transplant, and I was surprised to see that I had not only quoted him, I had also quoted Veale. He was there, right beside his surgeon friend, all those years ago.
In 1999, because of complications from diabetes, Dr. Hess retired from surgery, but a few years later he started working for Hospice & Palliative Care Charlotte Region, sharing his inimitable style of comfort with many dying patients.
In a fortunate coincidence, he became one of the doctors who took care of my friend, Kathleen McClain, who was a hospice patient in the last years of her life. When she heard Dr. Hess was having health problems too, she wrote him a note of encouragement. He contacted her later to thank her and to ask a favor. He had spilled coffee on her letter and wondered if she would mind printing him another copy. He wanted to frame it.
Kathleen, who died June 13, would have loved knowing that her framed letter hangs in the Hess home today, right next to the award he received from the Charlotte Business Journal as 2012 Physician of the Year.
It was so like him to value private praise from a single patient as much as public acclaim from the community.
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Seth Rollins is the first and so far the only man booked for the traditional ladder match at WWE Money in the Bank on June 29. The match is the second ladder event of the night, with the other being for the vacant WWE World Championship.
And though it's unknown just which WWE Superstars will get the nod to work in this match against Rollins, much of the spotlight is definitely on Seth. With that spotlight comes the added pressure to perform and that leads to the main question; is a win at Money in the Bank to the best way to justify Seth Rollins' heel turn?
The fact is that at this point, a win may be the only way to justify his heel turn. By why is that?
The reason for that is simple. Despite how many fans have been lamenting the death of The Shield since it occurred back on June 2, the truth is that the three men had gone as far as they could together. WWE does not have a six-man tag title, there was never any push for them to gain three current gold belts once again; there was nothing left for them to win.
And they had defeated everyone put in their path. For nearly two years, Seth, Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose took on all challengers and they beat them all. No one could touch them and no one could stop them. They had two WrestleMania victories, a U.S. and tag team title run and they worked main event matches all over the world.
They assaulted the biggest names in the industry and they did so without repercussion. From John Cena to The Rock to The Undertaker, every one laid down for them and at the end of the day even Evolution did the job to them.
The Shield ended on a higher note than perhaps anyone could have dreamed possible. There was nothing left for them to accomplish.
But even with that being the case, the truth is that they did not have to end with a heel turn. While no one was able to bring them down and it was obvious that they would likely need to implode to end, fans probably did not expect what happened on June 2.
They did not expect Triple H to have the last laugh.
But it happened; Seth Rollins turned his back on his Shield brethren and aligned himself with The Game. And because this happened, because The Shield ended in this way, then Seth must be a success for it to be justified. For his heel turn to be validated, he must win at Money in the Bank.
Otherwise, will the heel turn have been for nothing?
Getting in bed with The Authority is not for the faint of heart. It may ensure success in the short term but the fact is that a Superstar is basically giving himself to Triple H, who will then take full advantage of that guy's inability to say no. So in the long term, that guy belongs to The Authority.
And that is where Seth Rollins is right now. He sold his soul to Triple H and his thirty pieces of silver is a spot in the Money in the Bank ladder match. If he wins, he gets a shot at the WWE World champion. That could have been all the motivation he needed to betray Ambrose and Reigns.
The truth is that fans want answers. They want to know why he did it and no amount of coldhearted explaining on his part will ever be enough. And even more than that, they want it to make sense. They want to understand why WWE would take the most successful faction that it has ever known and tear it in half the night after The Shield defeated its biggest threat in Evolution. But more importantly than that, they want to know why it all ended on a heel turn from within.
And the only answer that makes any sense is if that turn leads to something big for Seth Rollins. Despite the fact that he's hated now, the truth is that fans need him to succeed. Because if he doesn't, then it's all been for nothing.
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To say it bordered on passion, which remained undiminished till life ebbed out of him on Friday, is no exaggeration.
We, in the Sports Department, were always in awe of his range of interests and knowledge. He also had an abiding concern for accuracy and advocated simple prose as the means to convey an idea or the mood of a sporting moment to the readers.
He was a multifaceted genius. An all-round sportsman — who shone in tennis, cricket and in cue sports in his youth — GK, as we respectfully referred to him, was versatile to the point of being flawless in judgment.
If the sports pages of The Hindu today has a measure of variety and vivacity, it is largely because of the foundations he laid in1947.
His love for sport prompted the birth of the Sport & Pastime in 1947. For the sports fraternity of the country, thirsting for recognition in the post-independent era, S & P was a God-sent vehicle. It also grew into a 'Bible for sport'.
He literally planned and polished every page, both in the choice of articles and pictures, to embellish the life and times of sportsmen and women. He was instrumental in starting the annual S & P Trophy limited-over tournament, and even captained the S & P team in the inaugural year.
Always ahead in thinking and planning, GK kept himself informed of the happenings in every discipline. Even as recently as two months ago, he discussed in detail with this writer the raging controversy in Indian hockey. He recalled with a touch of nostalgia of how The Hindu came forward to donate the Rangaswamy Cup, for the National hockey championship, in 1951.
GK's in-depth knowledge of cricket was phenomenal. He dissected, with impeccable logic, the technique of every batsman and bowler. In a recent discussion he debated why Indian spin dominates on local pitches. His two cricketing heroes were Wally Hammond and Lala Amarnath.
During a meeting connected with the layout for The Sportstar in the late 1970s, GK pulled out a picture showing Hammond in full flow while playing an off-drive and asked, "Will any of your batsmen play this shot with such elegance and class?" For a moment, he fixed his eyes on the picture, immersed in the beauty of it. Such was his boyish enthusiasm.
GK's recurring theme during interactions with reporters and sub editors was on inculcating the spirit of innovation. He believed in the adage that change is the essential part of existence.
"Put on your thinking cap and imagine what the readers would think of the sports page tomorrow morning," he said times without number. He advised the desk to unfailingly come up with something new to capture the attention of the reader.
Abreast with the latest development in the world of sports, GK followed interesting matches on radio and TV. He watched with the members of the sports staff the famous last ball six by Javed Miandad against India at Sharjah in 1986.
For the youth
GK consistently advocated that the sports pages were meant for the youth, more so for the growing-up children, to see their achievements recorded and photographed. In a recent discussion, he lamented over the fact that newspapers of today were devoting less and less space for activities in colleges and schools.
For a brief period in 1963-64, GK headed the State tennis association. He strongly pleaded for spreading the sport to district centres and make the game less expensive for the underprivileged children.
GK, Sir, you are incomparable. Simply because the mould in which the Almighty created you does not exist. He has destroyed it.
With tears in our eyes, emotions welling up in our hearts, and prayers on our lips, we bow in reverence to your departed soul. Your memory, we will ever cherish.
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To describe the use of isovolumetric detrusor pressure (Piso) in men with postprostatectomy incontinence and compare the rates of detrusor underactivity using Piso versus other common measurements/surrogates of bladder strength.We evaluated 62 men referred to our institution during a 3-year period for workup of postprostatectomy incontinence. During videourodynamic evaluation, the maximum Piso was measured using a mechanical stop test--with the examiner gently occluding the penile urethra during volitional voiding. Statistical analysis was performed to evaluate the effect of patient variables on Piso.The mean Piso was 54.6 ± 25.4 cm H(2)O. The Piso was <50 cm H(2)O in 40%. Isometric strength did not significantly correlate with age, interval since radical prostatectomy, abdominal leak point pressure, maximal urethral closure pressure, or pad use. The bladder contractility index and other approximations of detrusor underactivity were not predictive of low isometric pressure.Detrusor underactivity is relatively common in men with postprostatectomy incontinence, with 40% demonstrating a Piso <50 cm H(2)O. Our data do suggest, however, that the use of common bladder contractility nomograms, such as the bladder contractility index, might not be appropriate in this population.
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The place: A Taste of Argentina mobile food trailer.
The dish: Two empanadas, one choripan sandwich.
The cost: $10.50.
Phone number: 255-5163.
Where to find it: Sundays at Chattanooga Market, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.; Tuesdays at Warehouse Row,11 a.m.-2 p.m.; Fidays at Miller Plaza, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. and in the evening during Nightfall (starting in May).
After a brisk walk around downtown Sunday morning, we headed to First Tennessee Pavilion for opening day of Chattanooga Market. We had three goals in mind: Buy fresh produce for dinner; get there early enough to get one of the free fruit trees being handed out; and buy lunch from one of the new food trucks.
We were successful on all counts.
The plan was to buy food from both the Korean taco truck and A Taste of Argentina, which are new at the market. We passed on the tacos, though, because the line was shorter at the other truck.
The menu at A Taste of Argentina is fairly simple with a few sandwiches, french fries and empanadas. These deep-fried pastries are filled with meat, in this instance, ground beef. We got two of those and a choripan sandwich. It's a grilled sausage served on a hoagie, and it came with onions, peppers and a chimichurri sauce.
The peppers gave it a somewhat sweet flavor, which balanced well with the sausage and the chimichurri. I liked it better than my wife did.
We liked the empanadas quite a bit. The meat and egg blend was well seasoned. Next time, I will try the eggplant sandwich, which features a grilled slice of eggplant, spinach, garlic and basil cooked in olive oil.
Barry Courter is staff reporter and columnist for the Times Free Press. He started his journalism career at the Chattanooga News-Free Press in 1987. He covers primarily entertainment and events for ChattanoogaNow, as well as feature stories for the Life section. Born in Lafayette, Ind., Barry has lived in Chattanooga since 1968. He graduated from Notre Dame High School and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with a degree in broadcast journalism. He previously was ...


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Sinful, indeed. As in, lust for just a lick propels you down to south city, envy wracks your wayward soul as those in line before you turn away from the old-school custard hut with concretes in hand, gluttony and greed double-whammy you upside the head once that paper chalice of vanilla custard, hot fudge and whole bing cherries becomes yours, and sloth inevitably follows as you once again confound yourself by eating the whole thing. While there are about 30 different kinds of fruit, nuts, candy, cookies and sauces available for concrete mixing at Ted Drewes, hardly any other goodie combo calibrates sweet to tart like a Cardinal Sin. If pride must be counted among the seven deadly sins, then damn us all now for exuding such near-arrogant devotion toward this hometown treat.