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Many who work in the federal government, or who are contractors working with it, probably think their jobs are insulated from the globalization that has been hitting big U.S. companies like a tsunami. A moment's reflection, of course, will remind us there are many exceptions to that ability to be insular -- military stationed abroad, the State Department and USAID, contractors selling to foreign governments using American personnel and foreign military sales, not to speak of FDA inspectors stationed in China or Justice Department attorneys gathering evidence abroad. And this trend is certain to expand with each passing year; I have been amazed to see what percentage of my twenty-something American students have had experience working in international settings.
Yet for people in and around government -- for whom globalization is not the kind of existential fact that it is in much of the private sector -- dealing with different cultural traditions about how to behave in organizations is something that is not considered enough. Consider:
All these examples come from a helpful new book, Global Dexterity, by a Brandeis University professor named Andy Molinsky. It's a book I recommend highly, particularly to people who are put in non-U.S. cultural situations but have not yet put much thought into the implications.
The basic dilemma Molinsky points out is that it is not enough to realize intellectually that these differences across cultures exist. The problem is that often, if we try to "imitate" the foreign culture on the principle of "when in Rome, do as the Romans do," we feel inauthentic and untrue to our own values and personalities. We feel like we are acting, that we are not being ourselves. This produces both psychological distress and also inhibits our ability actually to adapt our behavior.
So, Molinksy argues, the ability to be globally dexterous depends crucially on a negotiation with ourselves about what we feel comfortable doing and what we don't. He suggests dividing the culturally different behaviors into those we feel more and less comfortable adopting, and that we think about how to do things that will help the organization (e.g. get employee ideas and feedback) without offending too much against the other culture's norms. He notes that sometimes people working in other cultures need to make decisions about whether some kinds of behaviors common in those cultures -- the most obvious is corruption, but there are others -- are simply unacceptable and that we therefore should choose not to adopt, even at some personal and organizational cost.
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Actually, the book (and I) was talking about Americans working in foreign countries or interacting with non-US cultures.
Seriously, a book on how American's need to avoid upsetting non-Americans who come to America, work for the American government? Completely backward -- we don't adjust to them -- they come into our melting pot and adjust to us.
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You're gonna see A LOT of kat's so play her just see where her weaknesses are so that you can dominate whenever you see her. Fizz is an AMAZING champ to learn. Kass can stomp pretty much any mid if played right. Morde is a pain in the ass to anyone and everyone, he just dominate lane no problem(but can be stomped by Kass if played right. Karth is a great mid for any game pretty much and any match up cuz he doesn't care if he dies as long as he gets a kill, also puts a lot of pressure on every lane. Gragas is ok IMO... To much work to put in for not much reward. That's all I can think of.. akali is ok now thinking of it.
Honestly some of my favorite mids are Swain, Lux, LeBlanc, Ahri and believe it or not, AP Ezreal. They are all pretty save picks, they have sustain and/or mobility, which can save you from ganks or provide you with those early game snowball kills.
I also like Cassiopeia, she can be terrifying in lane. Morde is way fun and he can be a huge troll if people don't burn him down fast, especially when he's got Spellvamp and some beefiness such as Rylais and Randuins.
Anivia- Excellent team fight potential with her wall and ult, and her combo only requires you to land two skills.
Brand/Xerath- You really only need one of the two, as they play very similarly with their "combo your spells to stun enemies" kit and their "rape the entire enemy team with AoE" late game- Brand has the potential to do more damage with his fire-and-forget, team-destroying ult, but Xerath is a bit harder to kill due to his armor passive and tendency to stay back.
Kassadin/LeBlanc- AP mid assassins. Focus more on shutting down the enemy carry than carrying themselves, you should probably pick up one of these to counter big scalers. LB's burst is scarier, but Kassadin's a bit more effective late game.
Katarina- Poke. Poke. Poke. She's another good pick for shutting down really hard carries, and can actually do a pretty significant amount of damage late game as well. The only downside is that you'll probably die too, unless you have a really good sense of timing, or are really far ahead.
Mordekaiser- Manaless champ with a shield and decent poke. This guy can out-sustain pretty much anyone. His teamfight potential is fairly limited, but if he manages to land a kill on the AD carry with his ult, it's pretty much an insta-win.
Morgana- Not the most threatening laner, but her farm is really easy, and her utility late game is ridiculous between her snare, ult, and spell shield.
Orianna- The utility midder. Her passive scary, giving her almost the same teamfight ability as an ADC late game.
Ryze- Ryze's scaling is ridiculous. He can build tanky and still deal an impressive amount of damage during pretty much every phase of the game due to his abilities scaling off of mana. His downfall lies in the fact that he has no range and no mobility, meaning he's pretty unforgiving, and if your teammates don't engage well, you're not going to do much in a teamfight.
Twisted Fate- Difficult champion to play, he's squishy and his Wild Cards are easily dodged, but he's got a powerful ranged stun that also does significant damage, decent sustain with his mana refunding, and his passive and ult are great for helping out your team and maintining a constant presence over the entire map.
Zyra is definitely a must have.
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Viktor . He's one of the sand people off star wars enough said.
I'd actually recommend TF. Coming from a support you may be good at determining when to ult. As long as you remember to ward your river.
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Phew! I thought Discover card was closed when I transferred the balance to a new 0% card, but just got a bill for $20 for interest on the balance before the transfer. So I paid it online, leaving me just $20 until Monday (gulp!). Of course the nice lady tried to talk me out of it, asking why I was closing the account - because I'm going totally debt-free. She could offer me a lower interest rate, what are the rates on my other cards? - 0%. She could offer me 5% - no thanks. I can get cash-back, so be earning money using the card - no thanks. What if I needed a card for an emergency? - I wouldn't need a card in an emergency, because it would be a nuclear one, and I'd be gone anyway. ha ha ha! She closed the account, and didn't even say 'Thank you for calling discover card, have a good day'. My account can be reopened within 90 days by calling back. FAT CHANCE! I'm free! ha ha ha ha!!!!!!!
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hee hee hee! She probably thought she was dealing with a real whacko at that point. It was the only time she didn't have a canned response to read to try to convince me to keep the card open!
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2-1/2 pound unpeeled small red potatoes, cut into 1-inch cubes
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Florida Gators linebacker Antonio Morrison has been arrested for the second time in five weeks, this time for allegedly barking at a police dog and resisting arrest, and will miss at least the first two games of the season after being suspended from the team Sunday.
Morrison's defense was the dog barked first, according to a police report.
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According to an Alachua County Sheriff Office's report, police responded to a suspicious incident and disturbance call at 3:43 a.m. Sunday at a Gainesville hotel adjacent to a nightclub. While officer William A. Arnold was investigating the vehicle that was the subject of the call, a group of several men were walking along SW 13th Street.
One of the men reportedly approached the patrol car and began barking at his police dog through the open window. The report said that caused the dog, named Bear, to bark back at the man, which Arnold says in his report diverted his attention from investigating the vehicle.
The report says Arnold told the man -- later identified by his driver's license as Morrison -- to wait in front of his patrol car and the man resisted when Arnold tried to handcuff him. Two other officers arrived and helped detain Morrison, according to the report.
"I'm extremely disappointed in Antonio Morrison's decision making," Florida coach Will Muschamp said in a statement. "He has been suspended from the team and will miss at least two games to begin the season."
Alachua County Sheriff's spokesman Art Forgey said it's rare for someone to harass a canine officer.
"We don't see that very often at all," he said. "Gainesville Police Department has horses and they see it sometimes. Usually everybody steers clear of the dogs."
Later Sunday, Alachua County sheriff Sadie Darnell told The Gainesville Sun that Morrison should have been given a warning by the arresting officer instead of being arrested for barking at the dog. She also contended that Arnold was required to make a split-second decision at a moment rife with chaos.
"Our deputies are caught in a lot of threatening situations and are having to make rational, very well thought out decisions in the context of chaos, and sometimes they don't think them all the way through," Darnell said, as quoted by the Sun.
Morrison -- a 6-foot-1, 230-pound sophomore expected to be the Gators' starting middle linebacker this season -- told the officers he barked at the dog because the dog barked at him first.
He was booked into the Alachua County Jail at 4:15 a.m. ET.
Muschamp had previously said he hadn't decided whether to suspend Morrison as a result of a June 16 arrest for battery after he punched a nightclub bouncer because he was not given a discounted rate for admission. Muschamp said last Tuesday that Morrison was being punished inside the program for that transgression.
For that arrest, Morrison entered into a deferred prosecution, which stated he must pay $100 in prosecution costs and either an additional $150 or perform 12 hours of community service. He must also complete a University of Florida drug-and-alcohol abuse course, attend an anger-management course and participate in two eight-hour ride-alongs with the University of Florida Police Department.
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Okay, I realize this discussion's been had elsewhere (in different forms) and that it always opens up a can of worms (or bag of vermicelli), but we were disheartened…how about miseried?...crust-fallen?...to hear Pizzeria della Piazza in St. Louis has closed.
It was our favorite.
So, I'm going to ask the typical question, but with a few modifiers.
Where is the BEST pizza in St. Louis…
The paternal side of my family's been in St. Louis since before it was part of the United States. Nothing, however, has compelled any of us to like provel. So that discussion will have to be had in regard to someone else's question(s).
I'm very into basics…a thin crust, Italian sausage, with extra cheese…and I mean mozzarella. No cheese that breaks when you bite it, no cheese that makes me think there was an overstock on Velveeta. A hint of, say, fennel in the sausage or sauce or both.
I'm fine with mom-and-pop style or even slightly more (dare I say it?) upscale…if $$ instead of $ can be considered upscale. It can be cooked by Italians, Italian-Americans, or just anybody who knows how to make a pizza, period.
We love The Hill…we love toasted ravioli (I think I still have some in the freezer)…on occasion, I'm even willing to experiment with something offbeat, like a feta topping…we HATE PROVEL.
Thanks for your time, consideration, and "reviews." I plan to post this on a couple of different boards and see what I can garner.
We're looking for a new home-away-from-home, pizza style!
Other than the crust, sauce, and cheese St. Louis style pizza's not bad.
I really want to try Pi and Katie's. In the meantime, La Pizza is excellent, Napoli Pizza in St. Peter's is very good, and Racanelli's, while they used to better, is still pretty good. For slightly more upscale Dewey's is very good. It's a small chain out of Ohio, and they've got good beer!
I also really like Il Vicino (sp?) in Clayton. Wood burning oven.
re: Richard 16
I think Il Vicino is a chain, a small chain, but a chain nonetheless.
I used to love Racanelli's. The U City Loop version has been the best out of all the rest.
What ever happened to Blackthorn?
re: Phaedrus
Blackthorn, by all accounts, is deep dish pizza. Dewey's which makes an excellent pie, does not make the kind of thin crust pizza for which OP pines. Il Vicino is a chain, but does make good pizza--again not the crisp, thin crust kind sought by OP.
re: TwoPointers
Dewey's - so what if it's a chain - still the best.
I think the St. Louis style "Special" at Ami's on Manchester is quite good. Ask that they use only mozz. Eat it there. Thin crust pizzas don't travel well.
re: twiststl
still drunk at lunch?
been there. not sustainable.
besides lunch was invented to clear the hangover and THEN you start in again.
I will second/third some of the replies: love Pi's thin crust- not really a stl pizza, La Pizza rocks, same issue and same with Dewey's yum! I think Frank and Helen's on Olive has a pretty straightforward STl pizza with Moz and very crispy crust. Katie's is good- gotta tweak a couple of the salads but it seems promising.
LAGANINI, LAGANINI, LAGANINI ...RFT '09 BEST THIN CRUST PIZZA IN St. Louis.
2009 editorial choice.
The piza should present the following characteristics: soft, well-cooked, fragrant. It should be enclosed in a high, soft edge of crust, with a micro-thin patina of crunch. It is not uncommon to find at least one flame-blackened blister on the "cornizione" (the rim).
Originaly Neapolitans eat their pizza "a libretto" meaning folded like a book, or with a knife and fork.
Either way, you are sure to enjoy the delicious flavors of Laganini Pizza.
re: ammy
Laganini does not have a wheelchair access, so for me it's a no go.
Farraros has their second store in the South County. Slightly thicker than a New York style (few people would even notice) still easy enough to fold a piece. As Mario says, the crust is the most the most important part of a pizza. It's extremely good, if they had an 800° oven like LaPizza I would be much, much, fatter.
re: Richard 16
Laganini does have wheelchair access, and great pizza.
re: ammy
Ammy, as hill food, a regular contributor, has indicated this is basically spam. You have never made any posts on Chow Hound and then you join and immediately hit three threads with the same post. One of the threads wasn't even about Best Pizza it was about Pizzaria Tivoli. Another thread was about St Louis Specialties. I know people have a love hate relationship with Provel cheese but I don't think you can call a thin crust pizza without provel cheese a St Louis specialty. In fact the RFT article that you cut and pasted called this a Neopolitan pizza. So there are two threads that your spam didn't belong in. I won't be visiting Laganini any time soon just on principle.
BTW you should at least mention that they do not serve pork products so that means no sausage, pepperoni, bacon or canadian bacon.
New members to the board are always appreciated when they have a sincere interest in sharing their opinions.
Good Pie, on Olive, is my fave. If I can't eat pizza in New York, I want Good Pie. But I'm also quite happy to go to Pi or Katie's. I'm pretty happy to go to Raccanelli's, La Pizza or Vito's. Peel in Edwardsville isn't bad (and I live in E'ville). I really want to try Onesto.
La Pizza
8137 Delmar Blvd, Saint Louis, MO 63130
re: Wayno
Onesto is definitely a favorite. Good pizzas and other good stuff, too, including stromboli and calzones and locally sourced meats, etc.. Also, very nice people (Racanelli family, as you may already know). The man knows his dough.
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Vikings List 4 On Injury ReportPosted by on December 23, 2009 – 3:27 pm
After listing 12 players with injuries last week, the Vikings have just 4 players on this week's initial injury report.
All 4 players were limited participants.
The players are G Steve Hutchinson (back), DE Brian Robison (quadriceps), DT Pat Williams (elbow) and CB Antoine Winfield (foot).
The Bears had a longer report and listed 9 players, including DE Adewale Ogunleye (leg). Ogunleye has already been ruled out.
S Al Afalava (knee), LB Lance Briggs (back), TE Desmond Clark (illness), S Kevin Payne and T Chris Williams (ankle) did not participate in practice on Wednesday. DT Tommie Harris (knee), WR Devin Hester (calf) and T Orlando Pace (groin) were all listed as limited participants.
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Vote For Ian Johnson and Vinny PerrettaPosted by on December 23, 2009 – 3:12 pm
Remember the 2007 Fiesta Bowl between the Oklahoma Sooners and Boise State Broncos? It was one of the most memorable bowl games in college football history, featuring several current NFL players, several sensational individual performances and lots of good 'ol fashioned offensive trickery.
ESPN.com is conducting a poll on their "Page 2″ section and is asking fans to vote for the most engaging video of the decade. There are 10 videos listed, among them being Allen Iverson's rant on practice, a Randy Johnson fastball plucking a passing-by bird out of thin air and of course the highlight package from the Boise State-Oklahoma game, including the part where now-Vikings RB Ian Johnson proposed to his girlfriend.
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Can't Count On CutlerPosted by on December 23, 2009 – 10:11 am
One of Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress' standard lines is that he wants his players to "make the routine plays routinely," meaning he's concerned more with consistency of performance as much as the actual standard of performance.
When the Chicago Bears paid a heavy price to acquire QB Jay Cutler this past offseason, the expected standard performance from the Bears QB position and entire offense went sky-high. But the consistency factor hasn't matched those expectations.
In Cutler's 1st regular season game as a Bear, he threw 4 INTs in a 21-15 loss at Green Bay. But the QB with a powerful arm followed up that letdown performance with 3 straight games of 100+ passer ratings, which led to 3 straight wins. Since then, however, he hasn't gotten back in the 100s in terms of passer rating, coming close just twice, and he leads the NFL in INTs with 25.
The point is Chicago hasn't been able to count on Cutler – he's been great at times and not great at times.
But given Cutler's volatility, the Vikings shouldn't be counting on Cutler either. That is to say, they shouldn't count on him having a bad game, not when he's got redemption on his mind and not when he's playing at home.
Cutler has thrown just 5 of his 25 INTs at home and he's thrown 11 of his 19 TD passes at Soldier Field. He also won his first 3 games at home and if he can find that early-season, home-game form, the Bears will have a chance to attack the Vikings pass defense, which is ranked 16th in passing yards allowed and has given up 22 passing TDs.
The Vikings had their way with Cutler at Mall of America Field about a month ago, sacking him 4 times and intercepting him twice. A repeat of that performance will put the Vikings in great position to capture their 12th win and come one step closer to securing the NFC's #2 seed.
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More Angles For Bounce Back Vs. BearsPosted by on December 23, 2009 – 9:09 am
Are you tired of reading the term bounce back as it relates to the Vikings-Bears game this weekend? You might be, but this is the last blog entry we'll dedicate to the term.
Here are some more angles that point to the Vikings being able to bounce back on Monday night with a win over the Chicago Bears…
– The Vikings are in a big spot, and so is WR Bernard Berrian. He'll be going up against his former team for the 4th time since signing with the Vikings as a free agent a couple of offseasons back. In this season's earlier matchup, Berrian was 1 of 4 Vikings receivers with 6 receptions, and he had 74 receiving yards to boot. In 2008 against his former team, Berrian was a key contributor in both games, hauling in 10 catches for 203 yards and 2 TDs, including a 99-yard TD reception at home in Week 13 that broke the Bears back.
– Adrian Peterson is another offensive player with a nice history going against the Bears. In 5 career games versus the division rival, Peterson has averaged 127.8 yards per game and he has 9 TDs. His best performance was during his rookie season at Soldier Field, when he torched the Chicago defense for a then-franchise record 224 yards. He also tied a team mark with 3 TDs in that game and set a new franchise record for total yards with 361. Peterson's 53-yard kickoff return late in the 4th quarter is what set up K Ryan Longwell's game-winning 55-yarder.
– We mentioned in an earlier post today that we should expect the Vikings to get back to the basics and run the ball this week, just as they did 2 weeks ago when they hosted and destroyed the Cincinnati Bengals. These games aren't played on paper, we know that, but on paper the Vikings realize a couple of key advantages that will help them get back to the basics of running the football and, as a result, scoring lots of points. Chicago has the NFL's 25th-ranked rushing defense, yielding 128.5 yards per game, and they have the league's 21st-ranked scoring defense, allowing 23.0 points per game. In contrast, the Vikings have Peterson and an offense that averages 28.3 points per game, 3rd-best in the NFL.
– We've been hearing all these pesky stats about the Vikings playing on grass and at night and on national TV and all of that. The fact is, the Vikings are a disappointing 2-3 in games played on grass fields. But Chicago isn't exactly the NFL's gift to grass fields. They are just 4-5 on grass fields this season.
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Bounce Back – Vikings Have Been There, Done ThatPosted by on December 23, 2009 – 8:13 am
Coming off a loss and needing a win in a big spot – this is nothing new for the Vikings and this is nothing this Vikings team hasn't done already.
Yes, the Vikings sit at 11-3 and have already won the NFC North. But after 2 ugly losses in their past 3 games, the squeeze is on as the Vikings try to maintain their hold on the NFC's #2 seed against a hard-charging Philadelphia Eagles team.
In order to hold off the Eagles and secure a bye in the 1st round of the playoffs, the first order of business for the Vikings is to win this week in a big spot – at division rival Chicago on Monday Night Football.
Trends are working against the Vikings right now. They've lost 2 consecutive games on the grass and in prime time – at Arizona in Week 13 and at Carolina in 15. But while those trends must not be ignored, there's another trend that works in the Vikings favor that is just as relevant.
The Vikings have been great in bounce back games over the past 2 seasons. In fact, the last time the Vikings lost 2 consecutive games was back in Weeks 1 and 2 of the 2008 season. After dropping season-opening contests at Green Bay and then at home to Indianapolis in 2008, the Vikings bounced back in Week 3 to defeat the Carolina Panthers, a team that eventually went on to win 12 games.
And after each of their first 2 losses this year, the Vikings have bounced back in resounding fashion the following weeks – in big games. Consider…
– Loss #1 for the Vikings came in Week 7 at Pittsburgh. The following week, QB Brett Favre and Co. marched into Lambeau Field in front of a huge national audience and defeated the Green Bay Packers 38-26.
– Loss #2 came at Arizona in Week 13. The following week, the Vikings headed back home and hosted the Cincinnati Bengals, who at the time had the AFC's 2nd best record. Everyone said it was gut-check time for the Vikings. Well, the Vikings guts checked out well as they dominated the Bengals and won by a 30-10 count.
Now after their 3rd loss, an ugly 26-7 affair at Carolina, the Vikings find themselves in another big spot and in another bounce back game in need of a win.
Been there, done that.
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The Vikings and Bears will get together on Monday night in Chicago to close out Week 16 of NFL action and also close out their season series. In their earlier matchup at Mall of America Field, the Vikings pounded Chicago 36-10 behind a 392-yard, 3-TD performance from QB Brett Favre and dominant defensive performance that included 4.0 sacks and 2 INTs of Jay Cutler.
But past performances do not guarantee future results, so the Vikings have a crucial task at hand this weekend as they head to Soldier Field to face a division rival that, although out of playoff contention, would love nothing more than to play spoiler as the Vikings try to hold onto the NFC's #2 seed.
All was well back in the Vikings Week 12 victory over Chicago, but since that day the Vikings have dropped 2 of their last 3 games and the losses have been ugly – a 30-17 thrashing in Arizona in Week 13 and then last Sunday night's abysmal 26-7 loss. A win is what the doctor ordered to right the Vikings ship and head into the playoffs ascending rather than descending.
Wins have been hard to come by for the Vikings at Soldier Field of late. Chicago has defeated the Vikings in 7 of the last 8 meetings in the Windy City. In order for the Vikings to buck that trend, expect them to go back to the basics just as they did against the Cincinnati Bengals a couple weeks back. In that game, the Vikings totaled 37 rushes against 30 pass attempts, which led to 322 net yards of offense and a 30-10 pasting of one of the AFC's best teams.
Another reason to expect the Vikings to run the ball quite a bit is because of Adrian Peterson's history versus Chicago. In 5 career games against the Bears, Peterson has averaged 127.8 yards per contest and has scored 9 TDs. He's been especially solid at Soldier Field, where he set a then-franchise single-game rushing record with 224 yards, tied a team record with 3 TDs and established a new team record with 361 combined yards during his rookie season.
On top of all that, the Bears currently rank 25th in the NFL at stopping the run, yielding 128.5 yards per game, and they're without several key links on the defense – DE Adewale Ogunleye and LBs Brian Urlacher and Pisa Tinoisamoa.
But the Bears won't go down gently. They've won more than they've lost at home and they have offensive pieces that play better at home than they do on the road – and when those offensive pieces play well, the Bears can be better than their opponent. QB Jay Cutler has been inconsistent this season but also has displayed the ability to win games and RB Matt Forte is a dual threat coming out of the backfield as both a runner and receiver.
In the end, though, this is a game the Vikings must have and it's a game where they hold several key advantages, even beyond the prospects of running the ball against the Bears defense. Beyond that advantage, the Vikings will be facing a team that surrenders 23.0 points per game, can't score in the red zone (42.9% TD rate – 29th) or stop their opponent from scoring in the red zone (64.6% TD rate allowed – 31st) and can't convert on 3rd down (36.7% – 20th) or stop their opponent from converting on 3rd down (41.9% – 28th).
The Vikings and Bears will meet this week on Monday Night Football, something they've done 11 times in their history together, and a win in prime time this time is what the Vikings need to get back on a roll as the most important part of the season come around – playoff time.
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Author: Matthew Miller, M.D., Sc.D., of the Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, and colleagues.
Background: A previous meta-analysis by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of antidepressant trials suggested that children who received antidepressants had twice the rate of suicidal ideation and behavior than children who were given a placebo. The authors of the current study sought to examine suicidal behavior and antidepressant dose, and whether risk depended on a patient's age.
How the Study Was Conducted: The study used data from 162,625 people (between the ages of 10 to 64 years) with depression who started antidepressant treatment with a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor at modal (the most prescribed doses on average) or at higher than modal doses from 1998 through 2010.
Results: The rate of suicidal behavior (deliberate self-harm or DSH) among children and adults (24 years or younger) who started antidepressant therapy at high doses was about twice as high compared with a matched group of patients who received generally prescribed doses. The authors suggest this corresponds to about one additional event of DSH for every 150 patients treated with high-dose therapy. For adults 25 to 64 years old, the difference in risk for suicidal behavior was null. The study does not address why higher doses might lead to higher suicide risk.
Discussion: "Considered in light of recent meta-analyses concluding that the efficacy of antidepressant therapy for youth seems to be modest, and separate evidence that dose is generally unrelated to the therapeutic efficacy of antidepressants, our findings offer clinicians an additional incentive to avoid initiating pharmacotherapy at high-therapeutic doses and to monitor all patients starting antidepressants, especially youth, for several months and regardless of history of DSH."
(JAMA Intern Med. Published online April 28, 2014. doi:10.1001/jamainternmed.2014.1053. Available pre-embargo to the media at http://media.jamanetwork.com.)
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In a related commentary, David A. Brent, M.D., of the University of Pittsburgh, and Robert Gibbons, Ph.D., of the University of Chicago, write: "In summary Miller et al are to be commended on a thoughtful and careful analysis of the effects of initiating antidepressants at higher than modal doses."
"Their findings suggest that higher than modal initial dosing leads to an increased risk for DSH and adds further support to current clinical recommendations to begin treatment with lower antidepressant doses. While initiation at higher than modal doses of antidepressants may be deleterious, this study does not address the effect of dose escalation," they continue.
"Moreover, while definitive studies on the impact of dose escalation in the face of nonresponse remain to be done, there are promising studies that suggest in certain subgroups, dose escalation can be of benefit. Finally it should be noted that in this study, there was no pre-exposure to post-exposure increase in suicidal behavior after the initiation of antidepressants in youth treated at the modal dosage," they conclude.
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WHITLEY COUNTY — The death of a jail inmate has been ruled a suicide by Whitley County Coroner Randy Dellinger.
Kevin J. Minnix, 48, of Columbia City, was found dead in his cell at the Whitley County Jail Tuesday night.
Dellinger said Minnix was found with the string of his hooded sweatshirt wrapped around his neck and tied to a door hinge.
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Abigail Sukie Kim Delaney, beloved daughter of Sr. Airman William and Sonya Hye-Min (Kim) Delaney, was stillborn Oct. 28, 2014 in Suwon, Gyonggi-do, South Korea.
Abigail is survived by her parents of Columbia City; grandparents, Thomas Delaney and Kelly Davenport of Columbia City and Kim Jong-Goo and Lee Sook-Hee of Gumi, North Gyeongsang, South Korea and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
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Ervin D. Geiger, 93, of rural Albion, formerly of Columbia City, died at 8:45 p.m. Friday, Nov. 14, 2014 at his home.
He was born Sept. 28, 1921 in Whitley County a son of Forrest and Hazel (Pippenger) Geiger.
On April 9, 1942 he was united in marriage to Francis Ruth Jackson. Mrs. Geiger died Oct. 29, 2009.
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William B. Sizemore, 58, a former resident of South Whitley, passed away at 5:30 a.m. Monday, Nov. 17, 2014.
William "Wills" was born in Prestonsburg, Kent. on Dec. 31, 1955, a son of Henry and Bess (Hubbard) Sizemore. His formative years were spent in South Whitley.
He is survived by his sisters, Arie Sue Mann, Louise Rodman, Henrietta Leonard, Blanche Kilander and Dora Gable.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sister Juanita Castle, brother Jim Sizemore, brother-in-law Mike Kilander; 11 nieces and nephews and several great nieces and nephews.
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Dora Belle Carroll, 96, a former resident of South Whitley, died 4:50 a.m. Tuesday Nov. 18, 2014 at The Oaks where she had resided since Oct. 2013.
She was born April 7, 1918 in Whitley County, a daughter of Christian John Lewis Dreyer and Sylvia Belle (Arnett) Dreyer. She spent her formative years in Washington Township where she graduated from Washington Center High School. She earned her bachelor's degree from Manchester College and master's in teaching from University of St. Francis, Fort Wayne.
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Donald F. Lewis, 99, of Columbia City, died at 2:55 p.m. Monday, Nov. 17, 2014 at Parkview Regional Medical Center where he was admitted on Tuesday.
He was born April 12, 1915 in Clarence, Ill., a son of the late Freeman and Rose (Lewis) Lewis. His formative years were spent in Illinois. He graduated from Paxton High School, Paxton, Ill.
On Aug. 3, 1936 he was united in marriage to Edith P. Rollins, who died Dec. 21, 2006.
He enjoyed fishing, woodworking and spending time with his grandchildren. He was a member of Trinity Evangelical Presbyterian Church.
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