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NEW HAVEN, Conn. Yale University continued its recent mastery of St. Lawrence University on Saturday night once again in resounding fashion.
Credit the Bulldogs, who once again won the pivotal special teams battle, this time in ending the Saints season.
Tommy Fallen and Jesse Root each scored a power-play goal to spark Yale to a dominating 3-0 triumph over St. Lawrence in Game 2 to sweep an ECAC Hockey quarterfinal series at Ingalls Rink.
Senior goalie Jeff Malcolm made 17 saves to register the shutout for the third-seeded and 13th-ranked Bulldogs (18-10-2), who advance to the conference semifinals, which open on Friday in Atlantic City, N.J.
Special teams, particularly their power play, failed the sixth-seeded Saints (18-16-4) on this night and ultimately in their playoff series.
Theyre a good team, St. Lawrence senior captain Kyle Flanagan said of Yale. Friday night we didnt play well, which was pretty evident. (Saturday) we had chances, we thought we played a much better game. It seemed like all four of their lines played the same, you have to give them credit.
While the Bulldogs scored their first two goals on the man advantage on Saturday, it again shut down St. Lawrences power play, which went scoreless on all six of its opportunities in the game and for the series.
We played a much better game tonight, but unfortunately we didnt capitalize, Flanagan said.
Our power play has been our bread and butter all year and they outchanced us tonight and we didnt score, Flanagan said. That was a big game-changer right there.
[Im] very pleased with the way our guys played all six periods, said Yale coach Keith Allain, whose team advances to the ECAC semifinals for the third time in five seasons.
Tonight they had us under the gun, more than {Saturday] night, Allain added. Their power play is the absolute strength of their hockey team. For us to keep them off the board on that was a real momentum swing for us.
The Saints didnt manage much at even strength, either. They were outscored by the Bulldogs, 9-1, for the series.
I thought we played a pretty good game tonight, St. Lawrence coach Greg Carvel said. It was a special teams game they scored a couple goals on the power play, and we were unable to score on our power plays. That was the difference.
Yale effectively shut down one of the nations top scoring lines as Flanagan, Greg Carey and Jeremy Wick were each held without a point in the two games.
We just couldnt get things going the way we needed to, Wick said. We hit a couple posts, one right at the start of the game and a couple more on the power play. If they could have gone in it would have been a different game. We were right there making steps in the direction, but just didnt get the bounces tonight.
Facing the Bulldogs aggressive defense and penalty kill, the Saints only managed to generate 30 shots on goal during the series, including only four in the first period of both games.
We made some adjustments and played a much better game, Carvel said. We were much more committed to our game plan tonight, we executed better. ... Its tough playing against their system and creating a lot of offense. Theyre a disciplined and well-coached team.
Trailing 1-0 early in the second period, the Saints had a prime opportunity to draw even while on a five-minute power play as Yales Clinton Bourbonais was assessed a major penalty and game misconduct for boarding Wick.
But St. Lawrence was unable to capitalize, managing only two shots during the pivotal man advantage.
That [kill] was a huge momentum swing, Fallen said. Everybody was really up on it, and we didnt get down on ourselves. We pulled through and were very successful.
Then, three minutes after Yale had a goal waved off that was upheld by video review, Root scored a power-play goal at 14:18, slipping in a rebound.
Antoine Langaniere followed with his goal 7:09 into the third period by beating Weninger from the right faceoff circle for a 3-0 edge.
A night after St. Lawrence scored the first goal, Yale struck first on Fallens power-play goal in the first. From just a couple steps inside of the Saints blue line, Fallen launched a long drive that eluded Weninger at 17:58.
In my mind, I thought we were going to give them a better battle than we did (Friday) night, Carvel said.
If we had played (Friday) night with the same mentality that we played with tonight, the series might have gone a little differently.
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The Watertown City Council is expected tonight to pick a firm to handle security at Roswell P. Flower Memorial Library.
In recent years, library officials have talked about increasing security at the Washington Street facility after having to deal with such major incidents as finding a loaded gun in a restroom, several drug deals, fights between patrons, a man selling urine from a dog for urine tests and numerous property thefts.
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After weeks of bitter debate, Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham said Monday night that he wants his fellow Watertown City Council members to revisit the controversial zoning change pertaining to nonrelatives living together in residential neighborhoods.
On Monday night. Mr. Graham instructed city staff to review the city zoning language changed by the Watertown City Council after a Thompson Boulevard homeowner, Deborah A. Cavallario, complained that her neighbor was living with his fiancee and two friends in a single-family home in a Residential A district.
The zoning change led to a torrent of criticism from people who think city leaders are trying to regulate lifestyles and living arrangements. Opponents insisted it would not be enforceable.
On Monday night, council members Jeffrey M. Smith and Joseph M. Butler Jr. vehemently defended their vote, contending that the media blew the issue out of proportion.
But Mr. Graham told council members that they should revisit the issue because it has divided the community and the city needs to get past it.
He asked city staff to put together the changes next month and for the city's Planning Board to start working on it in May.
"That would provide a cooling-off period," he said, adding that "people would then not feel boxed in" with their positions.
Both Mr. Smith and Mr. Butler blamed the Times for causing the confusion in an attempt to sell newspapers. Mr. Smith argued that it was "misleading and not true" that the change would prohibit roommates from living in single-family homes in Residential A districts.
And Mr. Butler said he "regretted" how the issue has divided the community. In the end, they were just trying to "do the right thing." The two have said they were just trying to protect Residential A districts from boarding and rooming houses.
The mayor told the audience that he is appalled at the public "abuse" that Mrs. Cavallario has received since the controversy erupted, adding that she has been the victim of harsh language. The abuse "is not just phone calls of pizza and Chinese food getting delivered to her home," he said.
Mrs. Cavallario, 259 Thompson Blvd., objected to her neighbor's living arrangement because her neighborhood, zoned Residential A, has only single-family houses. She had complained about the number of vehicles parked on Travis W. Hartman's property.
The mayor also reiterated he was against the zoning change from the beginning because he thought that it would not change the situation between the two neighbors or other similar situations in the city.
To get through the controversy, the mayor instructed staff to look at re-establishing the sentence that council members removed that allowed "no more than four transient roomers" and applied to "accessory uses in residential districts." As a result of the change, no transient roomers are allowed to live in Residential A.
In addition to putting that language back in the city's zoning, Mr. Graham also suggested looking at another section pertaining to the definition of family. He proposed keeping language that would allow "any number of individuals living together as a single housekeeping unit." But he suggested removing the following language: "to distinguish it from a club, fraternity, or boardinghouse, not more than four members of a family shall be other than blood relatives."
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Darren Dreger writes "Because of lack of trust both sides say all language will have to be carefully executed before "Game On" declared. By product of yesterday?"
In the NY Post, Larry Brooks writes that Gary Bettman told members of the NHLPA on Thursday that certain GMs in the league wanted the chance to dismantle their teams and rid themselves of some contracts when the salary cap moves to $60 million in the second year of the CBA.
Brooks writes that Bettman refused to name the GMs that reportedly said they would like to dismantle their teams.
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This incident, along with how the NHL switched the language on HRR, before switching it back, is why the meetings and progress toward a new CBA has stopped.
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As the flagship of Red Lion Hotels' chain makeover, Red Lion Hotel on Fifth Avenue in Seattle is undergoing a major overhaul. Starting with the common areas, they've upped the ante in terms of décor, with vibrant, contemporary colors, new furniture and modern art in what was once a Red Lion Inn. The new restaurant, Frolik Kitchen + Cocktails, sports a gorgeous interior and inviting outdoor patio (weather permitting, that is). There is a fitness room, as well as plans to add a spa.
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Showtime picks up 'House of Lies' series starring Ben SchwartzApr 1, 2015
New Showtime entertainment president David Nevins is going 2-for-2 in his first development season at the pay cable network, picking up both pilots he ordered -- drama Homeland and comedy House of Lies -- to series. Both have received 12-episode orders and will start production in the summer. Thriller Homeland, from 24 showrunner Howard Gordon, stars Claire Danes, Damian Lewis and Emmy and Mandy Patinkin, while management consulting comedy House of Lies is toplined by Don Cheadle and Kristen Bell. "Homeland and House of Lies are audacious in both their concept and their casting," Nevins said. "They build upon the network's successful pedigree and expand the definition of what a Showtime series can be.
Homeland, produced by Fox 21, is based on Gideon Raff's Israeli series Prisoners of x. Written by Gordon, Raff and Alex Gansa, it tells the story of Carrie Anderson (Danes), a CIA officer battling her own demons who becomes convinced that the intelligence that led to the rescue of Scott Brody (Lewis), a U.S. soldier who had been missing and presumed deal for nine years, was a setup and may be connected to an Al-Qaeda plot to be carried out on American soil. Mandy Patinkin plays Saul, a veteran CIA Division Chief who is Carrie's boss and mentor.
House of Lies, written and executive produced by Matthew Carnahan, was based on the tell-all book House of Lies: How Management Consultants Steal Your Watch and Tell You the Time by Martin Kihn. Cheadle stars as Marty, a highly successful and cutthroat consultant who is never above using any means (or anyone) necessary to get his way with and for his clients. Bell plasy Jeannie Van Der Hooven, a razor-sharp Ivy League graduate who works at Marty's firm. Co-stars include comedian Ben Schwartz and Josh Lawson as well as Dawn Oliveri, Glynn Turman and Donis Leonard Jr. Also executive producing are Jessika Borsiczky and Stephen Hopkins, who directed the pilot.
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Casey Wilson attached to star in 'Bachelorette' comedyApr 1, 2015
Lizzy Caplan and Casey Wilson also attached to star in indie project for Ferrell and Adam McKay's Gary Sanchez Prods.
Lizzy Caplan, Kirsten Dunst, Adam Scott and Casey Wilson are attached to star in an indie comedy being produced by Will Ferrell and Adam McKay via their Gary Sanchez productions.
Leslye Headland wrote the script, which has a working title of Bachelorette (that will likely be changed), and is directing.
The story follows three best friends (two of whom would be played by Caplan and Dunst) who are invited to act as bridesmaids at the wedding of a girl they called "Pigface" in high school. The producers are still in the process of casting the third best friend.
Caplan's character is described as having a Playboy Bunny body with a Larry David brain. Dunst's character appearance is described as crisp and severe, and she is referred to as your best friend and your worst enemy.
Wilson, one of the stars of ABC's Happy Endings, is playing the bride, who has big plans for three women. Scott, who starred with Caplan on the dearly departed comedy Party Down, will play Caplan's high school crush, who shows up at the wedding with a beautiful and much younger date.
The project, with a budget only in the $3 million range, is in the process of lining up its financing. Depending on scheduling, producers are hoping to shoot this summer in New York.
The movie would be the feature directorial debut of Headland, repped by CAA and Caliber. Headland was at one point an assistant to Harvey Weinstein before becoming a staff writer on the FX show Terriers.
The project began life as a play titled Bachelorette, which was an off-Broadway hit last summer, where it caught the attention of execs from Gary Sanchez.
Caplan is repped by CAA, while Dunst is with UTA and Management 360.
Scott is repped by CAA and Untitled while Wilson is repped by UTA and Odenkirk Provissiero Entertainment.
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Adam Pally featured in New York PostApr 1, 2015
You Must Know: Adam Pally
If his wardrobe wasn't a dead giveaway, Max isn't your typical television gay. But that's exactly what drew actor Adam Pally to his Happy Endings character. 'I wasn't interested in playing 'a gay guy,'' he tells PopWrap. 'What I liked is that Max was written just like everyone else on the show, he just happened to be a guy who likes guys.'
This very modern approach to sexuality is just one of the ways the ABC comedy has separated itself from the laugh pack since debuting in April. It has also discovered a way to reinvigorate the Friends formula -- a task partially accomplished by casting deft improvisors in a majority of the roles.
Adam, a member of the Upright Citizens Brigade, says, 'improvisation is really encouraged and so much of the credit for that goes to our writers. They aren't so precious that we have to hit every word in the script. They let us have fun and I think that really comes across on screen.'
Working on Happy Endings also introduced him to Wonder Years star Fred Savage (who has directed some of the episodes), which led to an amazing Funny Or Die video where Adam interrogates Fred while driving around Los Angeles. 'He's one of the funniest people I know and that idea came from just wanting to know how much tail he got back in the day.' The video quickly went viral and spawned an upcoming sequel starring Colin Hanks that promises to exploit his Hollywood heritage.
As for Happy Endings, while it has yet to receive a season two pickup, Adam remains optimistic, grateful and -- above all else -- proud of the show. 'I think every episode gets funnier, punchier and smarter,' he says, citing tonight's episode as an example, where Max introduces the term 'Gay-cist.'
'I have a lot of gay friends who complain that everyone wants to set them up and when they ask why, they always hear, 'because you're both gay.' As if that was all it takes,' he laughs. 'So, to everyone who is doing that, you're Gay-cist. Sorry.'
Happy Endings airs Wednesdays at 10pm on ABC
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First International Randomized Study in Malignant Progressive Pheochromocytoma and Paraganglioma (FIRSTMAPPP)
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The FIRSTMAPPP study is a randomized, double-blind, phase II, international, multicenter study which aims to determine the efficacy of Sunitinib on the progression-free survival at 12 months in subjects with progressive malignant pheochromocytoma and paraganglioma treated with sunitinib at a starting dose of 37.5 mg daily (continuous dosing).
Malignant Progressive Pheochromocytoma and Paraganglioma (PPGL)
Drug: Sunitinib
Drug: Placebo
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|First International Randomized Study in Malignant Progressive Pheochromocytoma and Paraganglioma (PPGL)
- Progression-free survival at 12 months [ Time Frame: 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Progression will be assessed by RECIST 1.1 performed every 3 months (centralized imaging)
- Objective Response Rates (ORR) [ Time Frame: 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Duration of response (DR) [ Time Frame: 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Overall Time to Progression (TTP) [ Time Frame: 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Overall survival (OS) [ Time Frame: 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Number of Adverse Events assessed using NCI -CTC V4 criteria [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Number and description of adverse events and number of patients with adverse events according to NCI -CTC V4 criteria
- Number of patients with cardiovascular toxicity tolerance assessed by specific organisation for blood pressure monitoring [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Cardiovascular tolerance will be assessed by specific organisation for blood pressure monitoring
- Bone Pain evaluation on the Visual Analog Scale [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|December 2011
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2019 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Sunitinib
sunitinib 37.5 mg per day
Drug: Sunitinib
sunitinib 37.5 mg per day
Other Name: Sutent
Placebo Comparator: Placebo
Placebo 37.5 mg per day
Drug: Placebo
Placebo 37.5 mg per day
Detailed Description:
To determine the efficacy of Sunitinib on the progression-free survival at 12 months in subjects with progressive malignant pheochromocytoma and paraganglioma treated with sunitinib at a starting dose of 37.5 mg daily (continuous dosing).
- To determine overall survival and progression free survival.
- To determine time to progression.
- To determine objective response rate at one year.
- To determine time to and duration of tumor response.
- To assess safety profile including a dedicated cardiovascular management (home-blood pressure monitoring, ECG and echocardiography).
-Identification of predictors of response as well as surrogate markers of overall survival is anticipated
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Diagnosis of malignant PPGL, based on imaging or biopsy evidence of metastases in liver, bones, lungs and or lymph nodes, combined with at least one of two further confirmatory diagnoses: 1. diagnosis of PPGL from histopathological review of resected or biopsied tissue performed by a skilled pathologist (centralized review will be performed in all cases either before enrolment in case of any doubt or during the study); or 2. in patients where tumor tissue is unavailable for formal pathological review, from combined biochemical and functional imaging evidence of PPGL (e.g., MIBG scintigraphy combined with consistently and highly elevated plasma or urine levels of metanephrines).
- Metastatic disease not amenable to surgical resection
- Pre-treated or not
- Whatever the genetic status (sporadic or inherited)
- Evaluable disease according to RECIST 1.1 criteria
- Progressing disease within 18 months at imaging prior to randomization according to RECIST. The recent scan indicating progression may be used as the screening scan if within 28 days of randomization
- ECOG performance status 0-2
- Life expectancy ≥ 6 months as prognosticated by the physician
- Age ≥18 years, no superior limit
- Adequate bone marrow reserve (Hb > 8, neutrophils ≥ 1500/mm³ and platelets ≥80.000/mm³)
- Effective contraception in pre-menopausal female and male patients
- Negative pregnancy test
- Patient´s signed written informed consent
- Ability to comply with the protocol procedures
- Ability to take oral medication
Exclusion Criteria:
- Large or small cell-poorly differentiated neuroendocrine carcinoma according to WHO 2000 classification
- History of prior malignancy, except for cured non-melanoma skin cancer, cured in situ cervical carcinoma, or other treated malignancies with no evidence of disease for at least three years.
- Severe renal (GFR <30ml/mn or nephrotic syndrome) or hepatic insufficiency (ALT / AST > 2.5 x ULN or ALT/AST >5 x ULN if liver function abnormalities are due to the underlying malignancy and/or total serum bilirubin > 2.5 x ULN)
- Patients with cardiac events within the previous 12 months, such as myocardial infarction (including severe/unstable angina pectoris), coronary/peripheral artery bypass graft, revascularization procedure symptomatic congestive heart failure (CHF, ejection fraction <45%), ), uncontrolled cardiac arrhythmia, clinically significant bradycardia, cerebrovascular accident or transient ischemic attack, or pulmonary embolism
- Hypertension that cannot be controlled despite medications (>=160/95 mmHg despite optimal medical therapy)
- Abnormal cardiac function with 12 lead ECG. Ongoing cardiac dysrhythmias of NCI CTC grade >=2, atrial fibrillation of any grade, or prolongation of the QTc interval to >470 msec for males or >480 msec for females.
- Brain metastases (exception if stable and asymptomatic for more than 3 months)
- Pregnancy or breast feeding
- Previous treatment with the drug under study. Prior systemic treatment with any tyrosine kinase inhibitors or anti VEGF angiogenic inhibitors.
- Current treatment with another investigational drug.
- Treatment with potent CYP3A4 inhibitors and inducers within 7 and 12 days, respectively prior to study drug administration
- Concomitant treatment with therapeutic doses of anticoagulants. Low dose warfarin (Coumadin) up to 2 mg PO daily for deep vein thrombosis prophylaxis is allowed as well as heparin-based anticoagulation
- Prior treatments with chemotherapy, immunotherapy, somatostatine analog therapy drug , thoracic radiotherapy within 4 weeks prior to inclusion
- Major surgery for any cause or local radiotherapy within one month prior to visit 1
- Liver embolisation therapy within the last 3 months prior visit 1 except if progression is demonstrated and embolised lesion not used as targets
- Unrecovered toxicity from any kind of therapy
- Active or suspected acute or chronic uncontrolled disease that would impart, in the judgment of the investigator, excess risk associated with study participation or study drug administration, or which, in the judgment of the investigator, would make the patient inappropriate for entry into this study.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01371201
|Institut de Cancérologie Gustave roussy
|Villejuif, France, 94805
|Contact: Eric Baudin, MD email@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Eric Baudin, MD
|Sub-Investigator: Martin Schlumberger, MD
|Sub-Investigator: Sophie Leboulleux, MD
|Sub-Investigator: Cécile Chougnet, MD
|Universitätsklinikum Würzburg
|Würburg, Germany, 97080
|Contact: Martin FASSNACHT, MD 0931-201-39021
|Principal Investigator: Martin FASSNACHT, MD
|University of Padova
|Padova, Italy, 35128
|Contact: Giusepe OPOCHER, MD 0498215503 ext +39
|Principal Investigator: Giusepe OPOCHER, MD
|Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre
|Nijmegen, GA, Netherlands, 6525
|Contact: Henry TIMMERS, MD 0243614599 ext +31
|Principal Investigator: Henry TIMMERS, MD
|Principal Investigator:
|Eric Baudin, MD
|Gustave Roussy, Cancer Campus, Grand Paris
Additional Information:
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Gustave Roussy, Cancer Campus, Grand Paris
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01371201 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|June 9, 2011
|Last Updated:
|December 18, 2013
|Health Authority:
|France: Afssaps - Agence française de sécurité sanitaire des produits de santé (Saint-Denis)
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Neoplasms, Germ Cell and Embryonal
Neoplasms, Nerve Tissue
Neuroectodermal Tumors
Neuroendocrine Tumors
Angiogenesis Inhibitors
Angiogenesis Modulating Agents
Antineoplastic Agents
Growth Inhibitors
Growth Substances
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Therapeutic Uses
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For the Rev. Donald A. Robinson, pastor of St. Anthonys Catholic Church, 850 Arsenal St., witnessing the election of Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio as the new pope was like something out of a movie, an altogether different kind of Roman Holiday.
Father Robinson was traveling with a delegation of 44 north country Catholics through southern Italy.
It was a trip that had been planned more than a year ago to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of St. Anthonys parish, which was founded in 1913 to serve a sizable Italian settlement in the area. The tour started in Sicily and wound its way up the famous geographical boot before travelers landed in Rome on the Tuesday the conclave began.
It was a unexpected turn of events.
We didnt know exactly what day it would happen. We kind of lost touch with the news, Father Robinson said.
On that Wednesday, the group braved inclement weather in the capital city to visit the Coliseum and the ruins of the Roman Forum.
It poured buckets in Rome. We just got soaked, Father Robinson said.
Everyone retreated to the hotel to dry off and, though the city was buzzing, no one expected the new pope to be elected soon.
The groups guide predicted a Thursday or Friday announcement at the earliest.
But shortly after the group arrived back at the hotel, white smoke from the chimney above the Sistine Chapel showed on the television, and Father Robinson, along with a few others from the group, hired a taxi with the help of attendants at the front desk.
It was a cab ride that the passengers wont soon forget.
Careening down narrow streets of the city, around and through barricades, the driver delivered them to a spot as close to the action as he could get.
Then it was like something out of a movie set, Father Robinson said. Like the last day of the world, he described it.
There were cars parked haphazardly everywhere, and people jumping out of buses to join the hundreds and hundreds of people running toward St. Peters Square to catch a glimpse of the new pontiff.
Shortly after working their way into the crowds, a dean from the College of Cardinals came out onto the balcony overlooking the square, which was packed with more than 150,000 people, to announce that a pope had been selected.
A short time later, Pope Francis emerged. He greeted the crowd and asked humbly for the people to pray for him.
Father Robinson said the whole square, all 150,000-plus people, quieted for a few moments.
Then the pope gave his blessing and cheers erupted as the sky, which had stopped dropping rain earlier, continued to clear.
After that, people just started drifting out of the square, walking back to the cars, buses, restaurants, cafes and hotels they had left behind.
Father Robinson said there was a mood of reflection in the air.
Who would have ever imagined that I would be in Rome at the time of the papal conclave? Father Robinson said. Its hard to believe. Hard to describe. Its a memory Ill always treasure.
According to Father Robinson, the fact that Cardinal Bergoglio was a Jesuit and chose Francis as his name spoke volumes about him.
You think of Jesuits as being forward, free-thinking, scholarly people on the forefront of new ideas, Father Robinson said. And the fact that he chose the name Francis ... signals a returning to whats important and essential in our life over the materialism and secularism that our society emphasizes.
Pope Francis shows real humility and seems to be a pope of the people reminiscent of Pope John Paul II, Father Robinson said.
After returning to the States on Friday, Father Robinson said four Masses last weekend and found that his parishioners were very interested to hear about his experience.
Someone came up to him after the 4 p.m. Saturday Mass and asked him why he didnt say anything.
So on Sunday, Father Robinson made it a point to take time after each service to relate his experience to those in attendance.
Reflecting on what Pope Franciss election means for the Catholic Church, Father Robinson said, This pope is calling us back to social justice and to reach out to the downtrodden. This pope sees that. He is emphasizing it from the beginning. Its a good sign. Its where we should be.
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Siren Song: The Life and Works of Dr. Stanley Krippner10/30/2012
by Nadine Vaughan, Ph.D.
It is 1975. I arrive at the threshold of the rest of my life with excitement. I am about to meet the folks who make Saybrook the "go to" place for a doctorate in humanistic psychology. Then called The Humanist Psychology Institute (HPI), it is already the stuff of urban legend. I remember the comments of friends, and laugh out loud. "Really? You can write your dissertation on that?" Now I will see the faces of these courageous academicians.
I drive up to New Jersey and enter the meeting room, knowing something amazing is about to happen. It does. This is when I meet Dr. Stanley Krippner. Off in a corner, looking nothing like Freud, James, or Skinner, Stanley sports a colorful jacket of indigenous design and a smile that twinkles each time he hears a student make an outrageous claim concerning paranormal events. Tasked with educating these searching souls, Krippner's eyes lower as he carefully chooses just the right words. Students wait; miners ready to collect the gems he produces from the recesses of his great mind. Stanley's brow slightly furrows as he weighs the ramifications of his words; his steady voice becomes a loving friend. Although I do not yet know how, this early trek into the unknown pads my own path into the nature of consciousness and changes my life.
Fast forward to Saturday, August 4, 2012. Following weeks of excited emails proclaiming "Stanley is attending the APA conference in Orlando, and he is turning 80!", I startle at how much time has passed since my first meeting with him 37 years ago. It feels like the blink of an eye with life-times in between. I arrange to attend, wondering what I might offer this remarkable man on this uncommon occasion. He has done so much for the world. Does the world know? I decide to honor my mentor, my colleague, and friend with a filmed retrospective of his life and works. Nothing fancy. Heartfelt.
With Stan's permission, I invite my filmmaking partner to the occasion. An International group of well-wishers arrive to celebrate Stan's Birthday in style. Many travel from far places. We record interviews with Stan and other fascinating folks. Told from the perspectives of people personally touched by his efforts, the retrospective begins and ends on the night of Stan's party. It weaves into its tapestry, archival footage and published works. I name it "Siren Song: The Life and Works of Dr. Stanley Krippner". We would like to have it ready for Stan's Mill Valley party this fall or an award presentation soon after. Realistically, our plan is to finalize editing by this year's end, and make it available for purchase in 2013. A gift from my heart, only modest production costs will be retrieved. After that, all proceeds go to Stan. Happy Birthday, Stan.
Book Review: Post-traumatic stress disorder. Krippner & Davies10/30/2012
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Krippner, S., Pitchford, D. B., & Davies, J. (2012). Post-traumatic stress disorder. Santa Barbara, CA: Greenwood.
Reviewed by Selene Kumin Vega, Ph.D. (Psychology), 2009
Trauma is often associated with violence, either from war, personal attacks, or abuse, but it can just as easily be a result of unpredictable and seriously disruptive forces of nature (hurricanes, earthquakes, or floods, for example). Traumatic events may be the extreme end of the spectrum of experiences of change that occur throughout our lives. Although the diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is relatively recent (it was developed in the late 1970s as veterans returned home from Vietnam, often with emotional difficulties), the phenomenon of symptoms occurring following exposure to an extremely difficult events has been described in religious texts, literature, and diaries and memoirs.
The experience of a traumatic event does not necessarily lead to post traumatic stress disorder. Just as "stress" is a name for what we might experience in response to challenging situations outside of ourselves, the word "trauma" describes the wound or injury inflicted by an external event or situation. How each individual responds to those events and situations determines the intensity of the trauma experienced. As Krippner, Pitchford, and Davies emphasize,
How people experience their wounding brought on by a traumatizing event is strongly related to their person temperament, personal history (especially any prior traumas), context (the setting or environment,) and the subjective impact of the event—in other words, how they attribute meaning to what has happened. (p. 2)
The authors make the point that PTSD symptoms may be present even without what would usually be considered a traumatizing event. The continuum of distress from what we might call stress to what we understand as trauma includes responses to work-related and marital conflicts on one end, and war, violent abuse and attacks, and natural disasters on the other. The factors involved in "predisposing, activating, and maintaining" (p. 133) the symptoms of PTSD are complex and non-linear.
Krippner, Pitchford, and Davies have written this contribution to the Biographies of Disease series to provide a foundation for understanding PTSD. Rather than a treatment manual, this is an overview, covering differential diagnosis, the wide variety of manifestations of this complex phenomenon, PTSD in children and adolescents, the neuroscience underlying the symptoms, and the varied treatments available. The book achieves this goal, though it would have benefited from proofreading and editing. The first few chapters were somewhat repetitive, and there were a few slips where a different name was used to refer to one of the four case history subjects. The chapter on treatment approaches is fairly comprehensive and helpful at illustrating the wide variety of healing modalities used to address PTSD, though I was surprised to find no mention of body-oriented and somatic psychotherapy techniques such as Peter Levine's Somatic Experiencing.
Perhaps the most inspiring part of the book is the last chapter, focusing on the post-traumatic strengths that may develop through the process of journeying through PTSD. The authors make the point that for a surprising number of PTSD survivors, finding their way through their difficult response to a traumatic event can lead to going beyond their former baseline normal state of being. These people find strength and meaning that had not been part of their lives before their traumatic experience. In the process of healing, they were able to "mine the gold" of their experience and grow, returning to the world with gifts of newfound strength, compassion, courage, and resilience.
Hardcover: 177 pages
Publisher: Greenwood (March 9, 2012)
Language: English
Product Dimensions: 9.3 x 6.1 x 0.8 inches
Higher Ed Watch - a look at student loan debt10/30/2012
The issues around the student debt crises continue to be a focus of this column. For this installment I thought to share some of the latest information being brought to us by a new website known as, StudentDebtCrises.org.
Student loan default continues to be a key concern for many. According to Andrew Martin reporting for the New York Times one in every six student loan borrowers is now in default. Default is defined as having fallen behind at least 12 months with payments. The federal government has in place a flexible payment program that in theory is supposed to prevent the borrower from default by way of low payments. These payments are so low that they are quoted as being affordable even for those who have lost their job. I couldn't find any way to find out as to whether this program works. However, embedded in HR 4170, The Student Loan Forgiveness Act of 2012 there is a statement about discretionary income levels and how much a person has to repay is calculated according to income that is over 150% above the poverty limit.
Robert Applebaum introduced the Student Loan Forgiveness Act of 2012 to the US House of Representatives on March 8, 2012. Total outstanding student loan debt in America is tipping toward $1 Trillion this year. Since 1980 the average 4-year college tuition increased by 827%. Since 1999, student loan debt increased by 511%. We have a real problem here.
Student loan debt is the latest financial crises facing America and Americans. Many economists predict we will have another economic downturn of severe proportions if nothing is done. This is being referred to as the "student loan bubble."
Here are some of the questions that were asked about the act:
Does HR 4170 cover private student loans? Yes.
How is discretionary income calculated? Discretionary income is defined as the borrower's, and the borrower's spouse's (if applicable), adjusted gross income exceeding 150% of the poverty line applicable to the borrower's family size as determined under section 673(2) of the Community Services Block Grant Act (422 U.S.C. 9902(2).
Would the forgiven debt be treated as taxable income? No.
What happens if the student borrower is unemployed or becomes unemployed? The borrower would still qualify for enrollment in the program if they become unemployed or are unemployed. For borrowers who would owe zero dollars based on their discretionary income, the Department of Education would make a case-by- case assessment of the appropriate minimum monthly payment. This minimum monthly payment, even if calculated at zero dollars, would be applied towards debt forgiveness.
Would there be caps on the maximum amount of forgiveness available? Yes and no. Under the bill, there would be no caps on the maximum amount of forgiveness available for borrowers who are currently in repayment or in school. For new borrowers, the bill imposes a debt forgiveness cap of $45,520 as incentive to students to make sound financial decisions and to encourage colleges and universities to lower the cost of their tuition.
How would HR 4170 impact interest rates on student loans? The bill would cap interest rates on federal loans at 3.4%
Would a borrower still be eligible to enroll if his or her loans are in default? Yes. Unlike the federal government's program of Income Based Repayment (IBR), there is no requirement for the borrower to be current on his or her loans to qualify for enrollment in the new 10/10 program.
What if a borrower already paid the equivalent of 10% of discretionary income for at least 10 years? Under the terms of this bill, those who have already paid the equivalent of at least 10% of their discretionary income over the prior 10 years totaling 120 payments would immediately qualify for forgiveness upon passage of the bill.
How are married couples incomes calculated for purposes of this plan? For married couples that file their income taxes jointly, loan payments would be calculated according to household income. Loan payments for married couples filing separately would be based on the individual borrower's income.
As a parent who took out a Parent Plus Loan, how would this bill help the parent? The parent would be eligible to enroll in the program.
Would this bill restore bankruptcy protections for student loan debt? No. However, Rep, Hansen Clarke will be introducing a "Student Loan Borrower Bill of Rights" in the coming weeks which, if signed into law, would restore bankruptcy and other consumer protections for student loan debt. The "Student Loan Borrower Bill of Rights" would also propose a host of much-needed reforms to the student lending system.
Let's hang on and see what ends up taking place. There is no doubt about this being a very serious issue.
Be well and take care.
Nanette Burton Mongelluzzo, PhD
To read the full bill please go to this site: http://tinyurl.com/6txure8
School of Mind-Body Medicine Cultural Anthropologist Spends 35 Years in Asia: Introducing David Blake Willis, PhD10/30/2012
David Willis began teaching at the School of Mind Body Medicine in 2010 with courses in Qualitative Methods and the Challenges of Midlife to Elderhood, following that with mentoring new graduate students. He is currently transitioning from his role of mentoring to working with students throughout their dissertation process, from Concept to Proposal to final Dissertation. Doctoral students are sure to benefit from his diverse perspective as a Cultural Anthropologist and 37 years of mentoring students in an academic environment.
School of MBM Student Completes Research on Jaguar Medicine, A Shamanic Healing Approach: Introducing Vera Moura10/26/2012
Walking the scientific tightrope10/25/2012
A new article on the Huffington Post by Saybrook President Mark Schulman looks at new studies showing the efficacy of acupuncture - and asks why there was such hostility among mainstream medicine to even conducting such experiments.
The problem, Schulman says, is that a legitimate demand for rigorous proof is often taken to the next step - hostility towards anything that doesn't fit our dominant paradigm about what is and isn't legitimate, even when experiments are conducted rigorously.
"This is a problem the scholars at Saybrook University know well," Shulman writes:
Empowering marginalized women through digital storytelling10/20/2012
In a blog post on the website GenderIT.org, German researcher Sigrid Kannengießer describes how digital storytelling provides a powerful way of using information and communication technologies to empower marginalized women. Digital stories are produced and distributed by digital media. In digital storytelling workshops, marginalized women and women's rights activists develop a forum to tell their stories and share their experiences by producing short films about themselves.
School of MBM Faculty Members Attend International Hypnosis Meeting in Germany: Donald Moss and Eric Willmarth10/19/2012
Two faculty members from Saybrook's College of Mind-Body Medicine are attending the meeting of the International Society of Hypnosis (ISH) in Bremen, Germany, October 17-21. Bremen is known to tourists as the site of the well-known fairy tale about the Bremen Town Musicians, made famous by the Brothers Grimm.
"The Brain that Changes Itself:" Norman Doidge Attends Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis10/16/2012
October issue of Peace Journalist available as free download10/14/2012
The October, 2012 edition of The Peace Journalist is now available for free download. The Peace Journalist is a semi-annual publication of the Center for Global Peace Journalism at Park University in Parkville, Missouri. The Peace Journalist is dedicated to disseminating news and information for and about teachers, students, and practitioners of peace and conflict sensitive journalism. The October issue contains an article by Jake Lynch entitled, "Peace journalism works."
Recent MBM Grad Addresses Compassion Fatigue: Practical Applications for Nursing Professionals. Introducing Betsy Murphy10/13/2012
Nurses are on the front line of care for the ill, wounded, and traumatized individuals and are called upon to deliver compassionate care to their clients. Empathy and compassion are essential qualities for successful healing environments, vital for both the providers and receivers of health-promoting interactions.
Betsy Murphy is a certified holistic nurse who is interested in exploring mind body methods to help preserve compassion in nurses. Her professional and personal practice of mindfulness meditation and yoga, along with Saybrook's training in mind-body skills, guided her in the development of a 16-hour experiential education program to alleviate compassion fatigue in nursing professionals. This education program comprised her masters' project, and she graduated with an MS in Mind-Body Medicine in August 2012.
Lessons well learnt – New guide promotes global human rights education10/11/2012
Amnesty International has launched a new resource in connection with the Human Rights Friendly Schools project. Adopting a whole-school approach, the Human Rights Friendly Schools project aims to empower young people and promote the active participation of all members of the school community to integrate human rights values and principles into key areas of school life. Developed by Amnesty International within the context of the UN World Programme for Human Rights Education, the Human Rights Friendly Schools project builds on and complements existing local and national initiatives undertaken in recent years.
Announcing the Global Peacebuilding Center at the US Institute of Peace10/08/2012
From Pharmaceutical Sales to Academic Mentoring and Research: Introducing MBM Director of Mentoring Devorah Curtis10/08/2012
Devorah Curtis, PhD, is the Director of Mentoring for the College of Mind-Body Medicine at Saybrook University, a unique position that aims to enrich student satisfaction and improve student retention by pairing students with a mentor from the time they start the program through graduation day.
MBM Faculty Members Attend Hypnosis Meeting in Toronto: Donald Moss and Eric Willmarth10/08/2012
Two faculty members from Saybrook's College of Mind-Body Medicine will attend the annual meeting of The Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis (SCEH) in Toronto, October 10-14. SCEH is a national organization of mental health and health professionals dedicated to the highest level of scientific inquiry and the conscientious application of hypnosis in the clinical setting.
Social justice resource - The Change Agent10/07/2012
The Change Agent provides cutting edge resources for teaching social issues, powerful student writing that inspires discussion, and many ready-to-use lesson plans, all oriented toward a multi-level audience. The Change Agent is a biannual magazine for adult educators and learners published since 1994 by the New England Literacy Resource Center at World Education. It was conceived as a tool to educate and mobilize teachers and learners to apply advocacy skills in response to impending federal funding cutbacks for adult education. Members of the Saybrook community may be interested in contributing material for publication, including articles, interviews, or lesson plan activities.
Organizations Promoting Mind-Body Medicine: Introduction to the Biofeedback Foundation of Europe and its September 2012 Conference in Rzeszow, Poland10/04/2012
The Biofeedback Federation of Europe (BFE) is a non-profit organization sponsoring a conference in Europe once each calendar year, promoting self-regulation oriented therapies, biofeedback, neurofeedback, and related therapies. The BFE sponsors an online journal, Psychophysiology Today, and regular webinars providing professional education in biofeedback and neurofeedback. The website for the BFE is www.bfe.org
64-day human rights awareness campaign launched for 64th anniversary of Universal Declaration10/03/2012
World Mental Health Week and the International Network of Integrative Mental Health10/01/2012
October 7-13, 2012 is World Mental Health Week. The aim of World Mental Health Week is to educate and increase awareness about mental illness and mental health needs worldwide. This year's World Mental health Week is a good time to consider lending your personal and professional time and energies to promoting integrative mental health care world-wide. Consider joining the International Network for Integrative Mental Health (INIMH).


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Fred Kobie makes no bones about it. He doesn't like Sheriff Mike Scott.
"I hope this is his last year in office. I hope that he's not re-elected." Fred Kobie says.
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The SCAD Class of 2012 (Savannah College of Art and Design for those of you who missed acronym practice) has grown so large that it will take three ceremonies at the Savannah Civic Center to fit all the pomp and circumstance in. Read the schedule and details at http://www.scad.edu/experience/events/commencement/index.cfm.
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In the annual report prepared by the Board for the first full calendar year after October 28, 2003, and in each of the 9 subsequent annual reports by the Board, the Board shall include the amount of operating costs attributable to, and an estimate of the Federal Reserve banks' imputed revenues derived from, the transportation of commercial checks between Federal Reserve bank check processing centers.
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Carbon County Recreation's participation has become an integral part of the Carbon County Fair held annually in August at the Fairgrounds. This year will be no different. The recreation staff has a number of activities for adults and children. All of these will be provided for a minimal cost to the participant.
The annual Carbon County Fair Softball Tournament will begin Friday August 12 at 6pm at the fairgrounds ball field complex. The tournament will continue on Saturday as teams compete to be called Carbon County Fair Champions. There will be divisions for men, and coed. The fee for entry is $150. This is a three game guarantee tournament with great prizes for each division. Registration deadline for the tournament is August 10 at 5pm.
CCR will also have its' climbing wall available both Friday and Saturday. This activity is free to the public. There will also be a climbing competition that will begin August 13 at 2 p.m. The climbing competition will cost $5 per participant and there will be prizes for winners in each division.
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - There are four $1 million winners in the Virginia Lottery's annual New Year's Millionaire Raffle.
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Another four winning tickets for the $50,000 prize were sold in Chester, Hampton, Dayton and Glenns.
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