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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- California patients are at risk from reckless prescribing by doctors because of a lack of oversight at the state Medical Board, an investigation has found.
The board seldom tries to suspend the prescribing privileges of physicians under investigation, and even when it sanctions doctors for abusing their powers, in most cases it allows them to continue practicing and writing prescriptions, according to the Los Angeles Times (http://lat.ms/SWhvgp ).
At least 30 patients in Southern California have died of drug overdoses or related causes over a six year span while their doctors were under investigation. The board ultimately sanctioned all but one of those 12 doctors, and some were criminally charged.
One physician, Dr. Carlos Estiandan, wrote more prescriptions than the entire staffs of some hospitals and earned more than $1 million a year, the newspaper said.
Court records show Estiandan prescribed powerful painkillers to addicts who had no medical need for them, conducted phony examinations and appeared to be a supplier for drug dealers.
By the time the medical board stripped Estiandan of his prescription pad, more than four years after it began investigating, eight of his patients had died of overdoses or related causes, according to coroners' records.
The Estiandan case was not an isolated example of the board's failure to protect patients from reckless prescribing, the Times said. In 80 percent of the 190 cases of improper prescribing filed by the board since 2005, the offending physician was given a reprimand or placed on probation. In most of those cases, the doctor was allowed to continue writing prescriptions with few or no restrictions.
Eight doctors disciplined for excessive prescribing later had patients die of overdoses or related causes. Prescriptions those doctors wrote caused or were linked to 19 deaths.
In response to the Times' findings, officials have asked the Legislature to require county coroners to report all prescription drug deaths to the board.
Previously investigators looking into reports of poor treatment usually did not search county coroners' files to determine whether _ as in Estiandan's case _ a doctor's patients are dying of drug overdoses.
Dr. Rick Chavez, a pain management physician in Redondo Beach, serves as an expert for the board in cases of reckless prescribing. He told the Times overprescribing is a pervasive problem, and oversight is inadequate.
"We have doctors out there doing things that no one is monitoring," he said. "It's scary."
The medical board's president, Sharon Levine, a pediatrician who is an executive at Kaiser Permanente, declined to be interviewed by the newspaper, saying it would be "inappropriate" because disciplinary cases are ultimately decided by the board. Executive Director Linda Whitney declined to comment, and staff members said they are barred by policy from speaking with reporters.
Responding by email to written questions, board officials asserted that their "highest priority and primary mission is consumer protection."
The Times examined board records and county coroners' files from 2005 through 2011.
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Chains aim to turn formidable strength into unassailable strength.
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The combination of Loblaw Cos. Ltd. and Shoppers Drug Mart Corp. announced Monday is not the defensive move it's widely described as. It's right out of the playbook devised years ago by the troika of Galen Weston, Richard (Dick) Currie and Dave Nichol.
Beginning in the 1970s, they rescued a bloated, sclerotic Loblaw that was circling the drain because it had lost touch with customers. Loblaw has since become one of the world's consistently best-run companies of any kind. So is the 50-year-old Shoppers, which explains why Loblaw shares jumped 8.6 per cent in early Monday trading. The stock of acquiring companies almost always slumps on news of an acquisition.
Yes, bulking up to a combined $42 billion in sales for Loblaw and Shoppers gives the new firm more heft in dealing with domestic rivals and interlopers Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and the more recently arrived Target Corp.
But Loblaw's $12.4-billion purchase of Shoppers , Canada's biggest pharmacy chain, is about growing the combined business, not protecting it. It's about turning an enterprise of formidable strength into one of unassailable strength:
Creating a fortress: Arguably the most compelling rationale for this deal is that Loblaw enlarges its already enviable footprint in Canadian retailing.
By 2000, Loblaw's total selling space already equated to one-third the size of Prince Edward Island, when its superstore ambitions were still in their infancy. With Shoppers, Loblaw Cos. will more than double its presence, to 2,300-plus stores.
Retailing is largely a real-estate game of snapping up the highest-traffic locations before the competition. Unlike the U.S., Canada doesn't experience pell-mell shopping-centre construction, and choice locations are in shorter supply.
Thus both Wal-Mart and Target, in cracking the Great White North, had to settle for fixer-upper chains Woolco and Zellers, respectively, from which to take on local players that had locked up the most prized locations.
Warren Buffett describes as "fortresses" companies, like Coca-Cola Co., that are so formidable they wear you out trying to compete with them. Loblaw and Shoppers achieved that status long ago.
Economies of scale: With more stores, Loblaw and Shoppers can spread the R&D costs of developing their President's Choice and Life private-label brands, respectively, across far more customers. That enables them to experiment with even more potential must-have suntan lotions and Cajun-style potato chips to be sold at both Loblaw and Shoppers outlets. ("Front of store" non-pharmacy items account for more than half of Shoppers' business.)
Ubiquity: Loblaw reinforces its all-important ubiquity in buying Shoppers. By now most Canadians, more than 80 per cent of whom live in urban areas, are within walking or easy driving distance from Shoppers or one of the 22 Loblaw banners (Fortinos, No Frills, Zehrs, Provigo, et al).
That creates a pipeline through which the combined entity can sell a huge volume and variety of products, from lawn-care goods to Lipitor to cashews. Within walking distance of my West End home are four Loblaw Cos. outlets and three Shoppers Drug Mart stores. Just passing by them gives me what marketers call a "top of mind" awareness: They're my first thought when in need of toilet paper, arugula or Doritos.
Diversification: Like other big grocery chains, and Wal-Mart and Target, Loblaw is already a big player in pharmacy. Adding Shoppers gives Loblaw even more leverage with pharmaceutical suppliers. But Shoppers is also becoming the go-to store for premium-priced cosmetics, one of the highest-margin products in retailing. That owes to Shoppers' ubiquity, and the demise of traditional department stores, which forced the Estée Lauders and L'Oréals to stop turning up their noses at selling Clinique in drug stores.
Canadian Tire Corp. Ltd. has been following the same blueprint as Loblaw and Shoppers, with the ubiquity of its namesake stores; its astute acquisitions of Mark's (formerly Mark's Work Wearhouse) and sporting goods retail conglomerate Forzani Group Ltd.; and its high-quality yet affordable private-label products available only at its stores.
David Cockfield, managing director at Northland Wealth Management, has it mostly right in telling Reuters Monday that "A lot of the (Loblaw-Shoppers deal) is about competition, but it's also about diversification. They're really structuring themselves more toward the Wal-Mart formula."
I'd quibble only with the Wal-Mart comparison. Wal-Mart's big-box stores are getting so big they've become unshoppable for many people. Many consumers prefer to buy their perishable groceries, auto supplies and Olay skin-care products in different places, instead of having to schlep through a 200,000-square-foot emporium to find the soy milk or #3 wood screw they came for.
And Wal-Mart will never be as expert in catering to diverse tastes as Loblaw's Fortinos and T&T banners, or offer the corner-grocer intimacy of its Zehrs store in Fergus, Ont.
It's Loblaw and Canadian Tire, and not Wal-Mart, Target or Home Depot, that have the winning formula for best serving the Canadian market. Which makes these two homegrown enterprises real stand-outs in our largely branch-plant economy.
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Friday, October 14, 2005
New at the theaters
Starring Keira Knightley, Mena Suvari and Christopher Walken. Domino Harvey, a former model and the daughter of actor Laurence Harvey, leaves her life of luxury in Beverly Hills to become a bounty hunter. Along with her partner, Ed Martinez, she spends the next three years firing off countless rounds of ammo in south Los Angeles. Rated R for strong violence, pervasive language, sexual content/nudity and drug use, running time 120 minutes. (Cape West Cine)
Starring Kurt Russell, Dakota Fanning and Kris Kristofferson. Ben Crane was once a great horseman, but now he bides his time training the horses of rich businessmen. Sonya was a great horse whose career was suddenly cut short by a broken leg. Considered as good as dead by her owner, who also happens to be Ben's boss, Sonya is given to Ben as severance pay. Ben's young daughter, Cale, convinces him to pursue a seemingly impossible goal: winning the Breeders' Cup Classic. Rated PG for brief mild language, running time 98 minutes. Sneak preview Sunday only. (Cape West Cine)
Starring Orlando Bloom, Kirsten Dunst and Susan Sarandon. After costing his company millions of dollars, Drew Baylor travels back to his Kentucky hometown for his father's funeral. Along the way, he meets Claire, a flight attendant who becomes very assertive in her quest to hook up with Drew. Meanwhile, he's got to deal with his painfully quirky family. Rated PG-13 for language and some sexual references, running time 123 minutes. (Town Plaza Cinema)
'The Fog'
Starring Tom Welling, Maggie Grace and Selma Blair. A century in the past, off the coast of Northern California, a horrible shipwreck that might have involved foul play killed a crew of sailors. Now, their ghosts are back for revenge, traveling in the form of an eerie fog -- bad news for the residents of a small town. Rated PG-13 for violence and disturbing images, running time 100 minutes. (Cape West Cine)
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'40-Year-Old Virgin'
Starring Steve Carell, Catherine Keener and Paul Rudd. Unlike most 40-year-old men, retail clerk Andy Stitzer hasn't had sex. Ever. His co-workers try to help him out, but nothing works. But then Andy meets Trish, a 40-year-old single mother of three. Andy's buddies think "it" may finally happen, until they learn that Andy and Trish's relationship is based on a firm "no sex" policy. Rated R for pervasive sexual content, language and some drug use; running time 116 minutes. (Cape West Cine)
'Corpse Bride'
Starring the voices of Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter and Emily Watson. In this Tim Burton animated film, Victor, a villager in a small 19th-century European town, is taken to the underworld to marry a corpse bride. Surprisingly, the afterlife isn't that disagreeable, and it's a lot more exciting than his strict Victorian society. Rated PG for some scary images and action, and brief mild language, running time 75 minutes. (Cape West Cine)
Starring Jodie Foster, Peter Sarsgaard and Erika Christensen. After the unexpected death of her husband, airplane designer Kyle Pratt takes her daughter, Julia, on board a state-of-the-art 474 aircraft to fly from Berlin to New York. In the middle of the nonstop flight, Julia seemingly disappears without a trace. Kyle begins to panic when the crew, including Capt. Rich and Air Marshal Gene Carson, claim the girl never boarded the plane at takeoff. Rated PG-13 for violence and some intense plot material, running time 92 minutes. (Cape West Cine)
'The Gospel'
Starring Clifton Powell, Yolanda Adams and Dwayne Boyd. Fusing the music of popular gospel singers with a plot based on the parable of the prodigal son, this drama explores the workaday lives of a group of churchgoers. Rated PG for thematic elements including suggestive material, and mild language, running time 115 minutes. (Cape West Cine)
'Greatest Game Ever Played'
Starring Shia LaBeouf, Stephen Dillane and Peter Firth. Young golfer Francis Ouimet and his 10-year-old caddie become unlikely participants in the 1913 U.S. Open tournament and take on the defending British champion, Harry Vardon. Rated PG for some brief mild language, running time 100 minutes. (Cape West Cine)
'The History of Violence'
Starring Viggo Mortensen, Maria Bello and Ed Harris. Tom works at a diner in a small town with his wife, Edie. Their peaceful lives are interrupted when Tom thwarts an attempted robbery and becomes a local hero. After seeing him on TV, a couple of mobsters show up on the scene, pegging Tom as a guy who's wronged them in the past. Rated R for strong brutal violence, graphic sexuality, nudity, language and some drug use, running time 95 minutes. (Cape West Cine)
'In Her Shoes'
Starring Cameron Diaz, Toni Collette and Shirley MacLaine. Two sisters, one an irresponsible party girl named Maggie and the other an ambitious attorney named Rose, clash when they move in together. When Maggie refuses to get a job, Rose gives her the boot, forcing Maggie to shack up with a grandmother she never knew she had. Rated PG-13 for thematic material, language and some sexual content, running time 130 minutes. (Town Plaza Cinema)
'Into the Blue'
Starring Paul Walker, Jessica Alba and Josh Brolin. In the shark-filled waters of the Bahamas, sexy skin-divers Jared and Sam discover millions of dollars' worth of sunken loot from a cargo ship. Unfortunately, they're not the only ones who want to cash in. Soon, a crew of dangerous criminals swoops in, threatening to take the treasure at any cost. Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of action violence, drug material, some sexual content and language, running time 90 minutes. (Cape West Cine)
'Just Like Heaven'
Starring Reese Witherspoon, Mark Ruffalo and Donal Logue. An architect living in San Francisco falls in love with a female spirit he's found in his closet. The woman whose ghost he's wooing has been in a coma at a local hospital for the past six months, and unless he can intervene, her body will be taken off life support. Rated PG-13 for some sexual content; running time 100 minutes. (Cape West Cine)
Starring Gwyneth Paltrow, Anthony Hopkins and Jake Gyllenhaal. The daughter of a brilliant mathematician has to come to terms with her father's mental illness and, eventually, his death. She's inherited his skill with numbers and begins to wonder whether she's prone to mental illness too. Rated PG-13 for some sexual content, language and drug references, running time 99 minutes. (Town Plaza Cinema)
Starring Nathan Fillion, Gina Torres and Alan Tudyk. This big-screen version of the short-lived TV series "Firefly" is set 500 years in the future and focuses on space captain Malcolm Reynolds and his crew, who make a living with petty crime and transporting people throughout space. After they pick up their latest passengers they realize that they're now being hunted by the Alliance, an out-of-control government that's out to bring the rogue sections of the galaxy under control. Rated PG-13 for sequences of intense violence and action, and some sexual references, running time 119 minutes. (Town Plaza Cinema)
'Two for the Money'
Starring Al Pacino, Matthew McConaughey, Rene Russo, Armand Assante, Jeremy Piven, and Jamie King. A star college football player blows out his knee, forcing him to consider other career options. He's hired by a man who runs a big-time sports-gambling business, and soon he's on the way to the top. Rated R - for pervasive language, a scene of sexuality and a violent act, running time 125 minutes. (Cape West Cine)
Starring Ryan Reynolds, Justin Long, Anna Faris, Robert Patrick Benedict, Chi McBride, Luis Guzm�n, and David Koechner. Several 20-somethings work in a chain restaurant called Shenanigan's, and while the place is seen as just a dead-end job by most of them, it at least affords plenty of opportunities to sit around talking about sex and playing food service-related practical jokes. Rated R for strong crude and sexual humor, pervasive language and some drug use, running time 93 minutes. (Town Plaza Cinema)
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Starring the voices of Peter Sallis, Helena Bonham-Carter, Ralph Fiennes, Peter Kay, Liz Smith, and Nicholas Smith. In the last few days before the Giant Vegetable Competition, Wallace and Gromit are in business, running a humane pest control company to protect their town's vegetables from pesky rabbits. Their business gets confusing, however, when a mysterious beast starts destroying vegetable gardens. Lady Tottington calls on the duo to save the day by humanely capturing the beast, but will her stuck-up suitor, Victor Quartermaine, get to it first? Rated G, running time 100 minutes. (Cape West Cine)
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4/22/2013 (3 years ago)
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In a bid to reflect the mores of the majority, Christian hymns have been dropped from assemblies at a Church of England school as 75 percent of the pupils there are Muslim. In addition, separate prayer rooms for girls and boys have been introduced to better reflect the Muslim majority in attendance.
Collective worship at the school is broadly Christian, and assemblies are based on Christian principles but are "designed to value and not exclude any other faith," the prospectus states.
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4/22/2013 (3 years ago)
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Keywords: Slough and Eton Church of England Business and Enterprise College. Britain, Muslim, Christian
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Assemblies at Slough and Eton Church of England Business and Enterprise College are not based specifically on the Bible, but may make reference to it alongside other religious texts.
Bowing to Muslim dietary requirements, the meat served at the secondary school, which has over 1,000 pupils aged between 11 and 19, is halal.
Headmaster Paul McAteer said the approach was to be "sensitive to the fact that we do have many different faiths in the school." As justification, he added that Christian values were "more prevalent here than I have experienced in non-Church of England schools."
McAteer also stresses that the Church of England describes itself as "a faith for all faiths . The values we support are very much Christian values of honesty, integrity, justice."
According to the school's prospectus its assemblies - which McAteer said contain a "moral message" - reflect humanitarian and spiritual issues "that concern everyone."
The gender-separated prayer rooms at Slough and Eton, McAteer says were not specifically for Muslim pupils, but said that it tended to be Muslim children that use them.
He said 20 male students would typically attend a lunchtime Islamic prayer session at the Berkshire school.
One of the school aims outlined on its mission statement is "to promote tolerance and respect for all cultures represented in the school."
Judged "outstanding" by Ofsted in May 2011 and it was awarded, the college received the same rating after a Church of England inspection the following month.
Collective worship at the school is broadly Christian, and assemblies are based on Christian principles but are "designed to value and not exclude any other faith," the prospectus states.
According to the Church of England, a substantial number of primary and secondary church schools, both voluntary controlled and voluntary aided, have over 80 per cent intake from the Muslim community.
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DENTON | Linda Grubb Gallimore, 80, of Hilltop Lane, died Friday, Feb. 25, 2005, at Lexington Memorial Hospital.
The funeral will be Sunday at 4 p.m. at Grubbs Grove Original Covenant Church of God, where she was a member, by the Revs. Lacy Cagle and Larry Miller. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Gallimore was born Dec. 16, 1924, in Davidson County to Madison Lock Grubb and Mary Jane Buie. She was a knitter at Bisher Hosiery. She was preceded in death by her husband, Oscar William Gallimore, in 1988.
Surviving are one son, Donald Ken Gallimore of Denton; three daughters, Donnie Metcalf and her husband, Larry, Kay Myers and her husband, Tommy, and Jan Metcalf and her husband, Terry, all of Denton; eight grandchildren, Darrell Gallimore, Lynette Shaw, Steve Metcalf, Ronnie Metcalf, Tim Myers, Regina Myers, Richard Metcalf and Lou Ann Metcalf; and 10 great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends tonight from 6 to 8 at Briggs Funeral Home and other times at the home of Darrell Gallimore, 1684 Yates Road.
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EC Number: 126.96.36.199
Enzymes and Genes:
low-specificity L-threonine aldolase: ltaE
The direction shown, i.e. which substrates are on the left and right sides, is in accordance with the Enzyme Commission system.
Mass balance status: Balanced.
Enzyme Commission Primary Name: phenylserine aldolase
Enzyme Commission Synonyms: L-threo-3-phenylserine benzaldehyde-lyase
Enzyme Commission Summary:
A pyridoxal-phosphate protein.
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Why the Daniel Paille move should worry Rangers fansPosted by: | Comments
This post isn't so much about Daniel Paille (although Paille is still a guy who couldn't get a job at league minimum for the past half a year) than it is about the worrying decision making amongst the Rangers hierarchy.
Let's give a little bit of credit to Paille to begin with. Paille was a key member of the Boston Bruins once highly thought of fourth line along with Gregory Campbell and (correct me if I'm wrong) Shawn Thornton, a line that helped the Bruins win a Stanley Cup. Paille has 172 regular season points in the NHL and has carved out a solid NHL career as a depth forward once coming a goal shy of a 20 goal season. It's fair to say Paille has some ability and has helped previous teams win.
Now let's get back to the Rangers and their decision to bring in Paille despite other major and more immediate roster needs and facing an already restrictive cap situation. Paille's arrival will likely change very little (I hope I am wrong). While it is refreshing to see Alain Vigneault admit the penalty kill is struggling and for once seen offering some frankness to the media and fanbase, it is maybe a sign that he is not seeing the greater issues. And by his decision to bring in Dan Paille, maybe neither does General Manager Jeff Gorton.
It is time to rotate Boyle, Girardi, and McIlrathPosted by: | Comments
The Rangers have a right-defense problem. Kevin Klein is solid and by far the best defenseman on that side. Aside from him, the Rangers aren't really sure what they are getting on a nightly basis from Dan Boyle, Dan Girardi, and Dylan McIlrath. The cause of inconsistency varies by player, but inconsistency is still inconsistency.
Boyle is still a solid possession player and his presence opens things up on the powerplay. However he is old and he's slowing down considerably. He got torched by a Caps player on Sunday to negate an icing, and has been slow to the puck relatively consistently all year. That's by no fault of his own, he lost a step.
Girardi has had a terrible season, and a fractured kneecap probably isn't helping matters. Injured or not, he's been a liability on the ice. McIlrath's inconsistencies are more easily explained, as he's a rookie. He will make mistakes. But those mistakes will become fewer in number as he gets more playing time. He should be getting groomed for regular minutes next season as well.
Another reason why Kevin Klein has become critical to the RangersPosted by: | Comments
It's amazing how things change in a short period of time. Just last season the bedrock of the Rangers' success was arguably their defensive depth from one to six. This season however we have seen the inconsistencies of Ryan McDonagh, the misuse of Keith Yandle and the relative regression of Marc Staal but especially Dan Girardi. Last season several people thought Kevin Klein was the organisation's best trade option on the blueline if the Rangers were to strengthen elsewhere because he was dispensable.
Fast forward to this season and the Rangers have (as has been well documented) struggled to keep pucks out of their own net and most people assume, to maintain a mid to long term competitiveness, the Rangers will need to move Girardi and/or Staal to ease the cap problems. Not so much discussion on trading Kevin Klein any more hey?
Rangers' forwards struggling to producePosted by: | Comments
We've discussed the Rangers' problems on defense ad nauseam, but the decline in production amongst the forwards is a factor in the team's struggles as well.
Despite ranking fourth in the league in offense just past the halfway mark, the team is mainly riding one of the NHL's top scoring defenses, a suddenly powerful power play and some lucky shooting by a few key individuals. The Blueshirts have a lofty goal total, but in fact the team's forwards are nearly all having down years in production.
Here's a look at the returning forwards' scoring stats from last year compared to their current pace: Read More→
Assessing the big picture after some time awayPosted by: | Comments
I have a confession to make. I haven't really been watching much of the Rangers lately. A combination of a hectic work schedule and early deficits have conspired to dilute my commitment to watching this group. It's tough to keep it locked to MSG when they are already down 4-1 six minutes into the second. Despite this, I have obviously read every wonderful article the BSB crew has churned out and scrolled through the ol' Twitter feed to see the wreckage the morning after games. The weirdest part is my liquor cabinet hasn't needed refilling as often. Strange.
What this little break has allowed me to do is take a step back and assess the big picture with this club. The only consistent thing this season has been inconsistency. They have been embarrassed by mediocre teams like the Flames and Oilers, but have put on clinics against talent-stacked squads in Tampa, Dallas and St. Louis. It's maddening. What I have determined during my sabbatical is that the organization is facing a litany of crossroad decisions as the Rangers enter the back half of Henrik Lundqvist's prime window.
Adjustments Alain Vigneault must make to turn season aroundPosted by: | Comments
It is often said in the sports business that the third season in a coach's tenure is sometimes their most difficult. Players tend to tire from the same voice. A coach's tendencies with x's and o's tend to become a little stagnant and predictable for the opposition. Players end up unhappy with their roles and can sometimes lose hope in gaining more responsibilities. The list goes on.
It is at this critical juncture, coaches need to find ways to make adjustments to their system and how they manage their bench.
The Rangers seem to be hitting that lull. Their scoring chance differential at even strength is a -128. That's by far the worst differential this organization has had since they started tracking the stat 10 years ago. Whether this is due to players tiring of AV or not is anyone's guess. Regardless, the roster is what it is and adjustments have not been made.
Addressing the hole in the top-six forwardsPosted by: | Comments
We've spent an incredible amount of time on the Rangers blue liners this season –from deployment to usage to ice time to lineup decisions– for good reason. There is a major issue there, but it is not the only issue plaguing this flawed club right now. Another major hole in the lineup is in the top-six forwards, where Jesper Fast continually plays, despite not having the appropriate skill set.
Don't get me wrong, Fast is a solid player. He's a great skater, solid defensively, and has a top-notch hockey IQ. But he's not a scorer. The Rangers appear to lack that scorer in the top-six. Alain Vigneault has tried Fast, J.T. Miller, Kevin Hayes, and Oscar Lindberg at various times, and none have stuck. To be fair, none have really played consistently enough to warrant a permanent spot in the top-six.
Could Ryan Johansen be an option for the Rangers?Posted by: | Comments
The Rangers have always gone after the big names, most recently of course Keith Yandle and Martin St Louis. The following months will likely see a lot more big names changing address both in-season as well during the summer and free agency. Ryan Johansen, Steven Stamkos, Patrick Marleau, and even Evgeni Malkin are the source of rumours.
A lot of noise has been made recently about the Ryan Johansen situation. The big, young center is a phenomenal talent but has been through turbulent times in Columbus on and off the ice, including an acrimonious contract negotiation over a year ago.
Recently, Johansen has been scratched and apparently had problems with John Tortorella as well as being inconsistent with his performances on the ice. But Johansen's talent is undeniable, and his upside almost unlimited, which is why so many teams are linked to the big center. Johansen (as an FYI) is on course for unrestricted free agency in 2018 at just 26.
A look at defense pairing usage by Alain VigneaultPosted by: | Comments
Much of the focus of our frustrations this year has been on the defense. It's been ranging from singling players out for poor play to overall team defense and poor execution. Part of this problem comes from deployment and a lack of willingness to move away from veterans that are struggling this season. That part lies with the coaching staff, particularly Ulf Samuelsson and Alain Vigneault.
When a team is protecting a lead, you expect the best defensive units to be on the ice. Likewise when the team is behind, you expect the best offensive players to be out on the ice. Luckily Micah McCurdy has put together a great site called hockeyviz.com, which takes the deployment and puts it into easy to understand visuals. First, let's look at who AV puts out there in game situations.
One veteran the Rangers could consider bringing backPosted by: | Comments
Remember when the Rangers had depth up front? It seems like a long time ago doesn't it? The injury to Derek Stepan has, of course, thrown the Rangers line-up into disarray. The team is missing its presumptive top line center, one of its better penalty killers and one of the better defensive players from the roster. However, Stepan's absence cannot explain the relative stagnation of Chris Kreider, the sophomore troubles of Kevin Hayes and the up and down play of a handful of other forwards on the roster.
Right now, the Rangers are lacking clearly defined lines and an established top six. Any team would miss a player of Stepan's ability but one of the underlying problems has been the Rangers inability to find a second top six right wing. Which brings us to a potential solution; Martin St Louis anyone?


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Crime reports: Sunday, June 2, 2013
Natchez Police Department
Arrests —Saturday
Antoinette R. Chambliss, 28, 133 Melrose Ave., on a charge of false pretense. Bond set at $526.
Derek J. Joffrion, 27, P.O. Box 4885, Baton Rouge, on charges of DUI (first offense) and careless driving. Bond set at $997.
Arrests — Friday
Debra J. Dejesus, 49, 194 Cardinal Drive, charge not specified. Released.
Kristopher R. Hairston, 30, 3536 Madison Ave., Baton Rouge, on a charge of driving under suspension. Bond set at $492.
Christopher K. Spencer, 21, 547 West Stiers Lane, on a charge of contempt of court (default in payment). Released on $212 bond.
Anthony S. White, 48, 51 Pineview Drive, on charge of contempt of court (default in payment). Released on $500 fine.
Shelia H. Minor, 53, 304 Monette St., on charges of two counts contempt of court (failure to pay). Bond set at $437.
Wesley K. Calvin, 28, 108 Parker St., on a charge of two counts contempt of court (default in payment). Bond set at $447.
Devron D. Green, 19, 23 Rand Road, on a charge of contempt of court (default in payment). Bond set at $282.
Anthony D. Johnson, 30, 310 Johnson St., on a charge of contempt of court (default in payment). Released on $289 fine.
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Burglary of a vehicle at Triumph Park.
Intelligence report (domestic disturbance) on D'Evereaux Drive.
Intelligence report (counterfeit money) on Roth Hill Road.
Reports — Friday
Bench warrant arrest on Grant Street.
Bench warrant arrest on N. Union Street.
Driving under suspension on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive.
Bench warrant arrest on Melrose Avenue.
Shoplifting on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive.
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Petit larceny on Miller Avenue.
Leaving the scene of an accident on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive.
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Craig Royce Clements, 26, 807 Ferriday Drive, Ridgewood, La., indicted on a charge of aggravated assault. Released on $45,000 bond.
Jarrious Dewayne Coach, 24, 58 Eagles Nest Road, indicted on charge of shoplifting. Released on $5,000 bond.
Lecee Jane Dunn, 56, 30 Montgomery Road, indicted on charge of aggravated assault (domestic violence). Released on $25,000 bond.
Anthony Ramon Givens, 30, 212, Broadmoor Drive, indicted on charges of possession of schedule II (cocaine) and sale of schedule II (cocaine). Released on $20,000 bond.
Angela Drake Ivory, 47, 3809 Ridgewood Road, on charge of embezzlement. Released on $10,000 bond.
Johnny R. Johansson, 66, 99 Cardinal Drive, on charge of failure to register. No bond set.
Louis Shelby Johnson, 27, 115 Oakland Drive, indicted on charge of sale of schedule III substance. Released on $20,000 bond.
Michael Liquint Johnson, 40, 1104 Martin Luther King Jr. St., indicted on charges of aggravated assault and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon. Released on $25,000 bond.
Misty Ann Melton, 38, 154 East Road, indicted on 12 counts uttering a forgery. Released on $20,000 bond.
Donderic Marquee Minor, 33, 801 N. Rankin St., indicted on charge of possession of a weapon by a convicted felon. Released on $5,000 bond.
James Keith Nations, 47, 20 Linden Drive, indicted on charge of sexual battery. Released on $60,000 bond.
Joseph Montrell Williams, 32, 92 E. Oak St., indicted on enhancement of penalty for drug charge. Released on $5,000 bond.
Reports — Friday
Disturbance on Lincoln Heights.
Suspicious activity on Hobo Forks Road.
Two accidents on Broadmoor Drive.
Fraud on U.S. 61 North.
Threats on Chance Road.
Traffic stop on U.S. 61 North.
Lost or stolen tag on Watts Avenue.
Welfare concern on Powlett Road.
Disturbance on Knotts Road.
Alarm on Cardinal Drive.
Alarm on Dunbar Road.
Traffic stop on Highland Boulevard.
Disturbing the peace on Warbler Court.
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Arrests — Friday
Tina R. Smithart, 31, 396 Freeman Road, on a charge of disturbing the peace. Released on $350 bond.
Cora Lynn Pounds, 38, 271 Mooselodge Road, on a charge of disturbing the peace. Released on $350 bond.
Jamie L. Bailey, 28, 204 Airport Road, on charge of resisting an officer, criminal trespass, disturbing the peace and simple assault. Bond set at $3,050.
Jeannie L. Lipsey, 43, 467 Island Road, Monterey, on charge of possession of drug paraphernalia. Released on $750 bond.
Markell Cooke, 19, 27393 Louisiana 15, No. 121, rebooked for detainer for back fines of $1,400. Bond set at $1,400.
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Vidalia Police Department
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Reports — Friday
Medical call on U.S. 84.
Two escort calls on Carter Street.
Warning on Riverside Drive.
Welfare check on S. Spruce Street.
Two traffic light violations on Carter Street.
Speeding on Carter Street.
Stolen items on Camellia Street.
Suspicious person on Danny Drive.
Signal 18 on Mississippi River Bridge.
Disturbance on Apple Street.
Signal 18 on Carter Street.
Accident on U.S. 84.
Theft on Myrtle Drive.
Driving under suspension and speeding on Carter Street.
Gas drive-off on Carter Street.
Traffic stop on Carter Street.
Welfare check on Carter Street.
Ferriday Police Department
Arrests — Saturday
Dwan S. Proby, 18, 393 Terry Circle, Vidalia, bench warrant for no driver's license. Released on $1,269 bond.
Arrests — Friday
Shawnti Lamar Jefferson, 29, 27393 Louisiana 15, Apt. 113, on charges of simple criminal damage to property and bench warrant for failure to appear. Released on $823 bond.
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Natchez Fire Department
Smoke scare on Steamplant Road.
False alarm on E. Oak Street.
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What are some methods to induce labor on your own?
I am 39 weeks pregnant and my baby no signs of labor are near,She didn't even drop yet.
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I am currently 36 weeks and 1 day. My hind waters went just under a week ago, so and i started to have mild regular contractions.....i went to the hospital who said i was 3cm dilated and babies head was fully engaged....but my contractions fizzled out in the end. I've tried walking, and the caster oil....but neither have put me in established labour......they did mnake me have contractions but nothing that lasted. Im going to try the pineapple, and raspberry leaf tea and see how it goesposted 02/10/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
I think that baby only comes when they are ready. With my first I tried everything, castor oil, intercourse, hottub, jumping jacks, hiking/walking and I was still 11 days overdue. They induced me and gave me epidural but I never dialated and they had to break my water. He just wanted to stay in there I guess. Best luck and hoping you have baby soon.posted 11/04/2010 by sweetmamagi
I am currently 39 weeks 2 days and have no signs of labor anytime soon. I have tried sex, walking, crawling on all fours, eating pineapple, and doing lunges. Nothing works. I have only been trying for two days, but my body appears to not be ready for labor. Hang in there. Our little ones will come soon enough.posted 11/23/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
Safely and effectively.....NOTHING! Your body won't do a darn thing until its ready to, and even medical induction can cause emergency C-sections if your body is just flat out not ready. I went 3 days over w/ my first, which I thought was horrible. I tried using the breast pump, having sex 3x a day (my hubby swore it would work (o;) I even got on a stair master! NOTHING WORKED! Went in for my induction because Dr. said "no sign of labor happening on its own any time soon" and guess what... my water broke before they even started my IV!! Of all the science out there, it seems like labor is one thing the Dr.s STILL don't fully understand. It will happen, but they can't predict it.posted 05/01/2011 by scdawn
I am 37 weeks along and i am having sever pelvic pains and we have tried all the natural inductions that my doctor felt were safe and the pain is getting worse. I cant sleep, sit, stand, lie down, walk or nothing everything hurts so so bad. My doctor is now thinking we should medicaly induce in a couple of days so as not to cause perminit damage to my pelvic bones or baby. I just hope that whatever we do does not hurt my little princess.posted 10/25/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
38 weeks pregnant with my second, Sex is perfectly safe even if you are dilated! As long as your water hasnt broke or your doctor has told you otherwise such as you being high risk, you can have sex as much as you want, no harm to the baby.I cannot believe some of the people on here, I would love to know where you are getting your information.posted 04/28/2012 by jessicaharkins21
I am 41 weeks pregnant (8 days past my due date) with my first baby. I am still not dilated nor effaced and my cervex is still too far back. What I have learned through this is that if your baby is still healthy (determined through the non stress test), even if your doctor is starting to mention your need to be induced, you can be strong and hold out for 14 days past due date (our doctor wanted to induce no later than 10 days past). It is best for you and baby to not be artificially induced as the C-section rate doubles in induced labor and there are more potential complications. We did try acupuncture as we felt it was safer than induced labor. It didn't do anything. Especially if its your first baby, do your best to stay patient! These days are the last time you will have with just you and your husband/partner.posted 09/09/2009 by findingmamafox
I was desperately searching for natural labor induction methods so bought this book from http://pregnancyhours.com/naturalbirth last month. Tried her labor induction tips and my contractions started within 12 hours. Her labor pain management tips were so helpful, specially the homeopathic ones. Every Pregnant Mama should own this Book. I am recommending it to everyone!posted 03/15/2015 by a BabyCenter Member
I am trying everything- this is from a study I read, it seems nipple stimulation is the most effective scientifically. "A Cochrane Database review that included 719 women at 37 weeks pregnant or beyond found that nearly 40 percent of those who stimulated their nipples for one to three hours daily had their babies within three days, while only 6 percent of the control group gave birth."posted 11/12/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
Be VERY careful which labor inducing method you choose! I was talking to my OB yesterday and mentioned the breast pump/nipple stimulation method to him. He was shocked, said it could work, but it could also cause your baby to be without oxygen for too long. It causes the uterus to contract too hard for too long and isn't safe for the baby.posted 06/25/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
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1997 Ford Thunderbird LX 4.6L V8 from North America
I enjoyed the time I spent driving it
Alternator, starter, ignition coils, oil and trans pan have been fixed over the time I have had the bird.
Needs suspension work in the front end.
General Comments:
I love this car so much and am sad to park it. For a Ford, this car has been a fun and fast one for the money. The V8 is very spunky along with the auto trans paired to it. The gas mileage is actually very good also. 18-27 MPG.
The V8 still starts right up and burns no oil, the trans shifts smooth, but the suspension is giving up. The rubber pieces are giving out on the suspension parts. I might fix it, but I might get a new car. Still love this and recommend buying one with low miles and service records. Oh and I just maintain it by changing the fluids on time. The trans and engine are built tough in this one.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? No
Review Date: 26th February, 2016
27th Feb 2016, 03:21
The '94-'97 Thunderbird is my favorite car of all time. I remember sitting on my grandfather's lap in 1997 when he brought his home, brand new. I loved the curvature of the dash and how everything was aimed ergonomically toward the driver. I graduate from college in 70 days, and I'm looking for jobs in usability testing and in human factors/ergonomics, all because I ever sat in a '97 Thunderbird. I've never found a car that quite sparks my interest like this style T-Bird.
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Ford was on to something with this car. Not perfect, but close enough, where its charm would overwhelm its negatives. Good car.


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Pediatric Grand Rounds
Welcome to the Pediatric Grand Rounds conference series! Each Wednesday, the Department of Pediatrics offers learning opportunities for pediatric professionals throughout the community - both inside and outside the University. Pediatric Grand Rounds is designed to improve the broad practice of pediatric medicine, including patient care, healthcare research, medical education, public health, and innovation. Grand Rounds sessions are open to the public, and most presentation materials are posted here for review. CME credits are available to those who attend in-person. Below is a list of upcoming Pediatric Grand Rounds sessions. This page will be updated as presentation titles and speakers become available; check back often.
Watch Pediatric Grand Rounds live online!
Click here on Wednesdays at 12:15 PM, then enter passcode 8356 and your name (Google Chrome is required).
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Earn credit for watching online!
Starting July 2015, anyone with an @umn.edu email address can earn CME credit for viewing online. Simply watch live online or watch the recording afterwards by clicking the title of the talk below. Then take the linked quiz below within one week of the session.
April 2016
|April 27
Greg Armstrong, MD, MSCE
|The Lifetime Impact of Childhood Cancer and Cancer Therapy
|April 20
Catherine Jordan, PhD
|Nature Rx: Why and How Should Healthcare Providers Connect Children to Nature?
|April 13
Joseph Neglia, MD, MPH
|April 6
Claudia A Munoz-Zanzi, DVM, MPVM, PhD
The unrecognized global burden of leptospirosis; advances and challenges in diagnosis and control
March 2016
|March 30
Justin Ryder,
Upping the Intensity: Future Innovations in the Fight Against Pediatric Obesity
|March 23
Guru Hiremath, MD
Non-Surgical Treatment of Congenital Heart Disease, Current Trends and Future Directions
|March 16
Cliff Kashtan, MD
|March 9
Albert Park, MD
A Fly in the Ointment: The Battle for Hearing Targeted Early Cytomegalovirus Screening in Utah
CME Quiz not available
|March 2
Heather Bergeson, MD, CAQ
Location: Wilf Family Center Auditorium, 2nd Floor/Lobby Level of the Riverside East Building. Please park in the Yellow Ramp.
Time: Wednesdays, 12:15 - 1:15 PM
Contact Information: For questions about Pediatric Grand Rounds, please contact Danielle Hans, Grand Rounds Coordinator, at firstname.lastname@example.com
Below is a list of sessions that have occurred so far in 2016.
Where the session title appears as a link, you can click to view the session's accompanying YouTube video. Where the speaker's name appears as a link, you can click to view more information about the speaker. You may also view the session's presentation slides by clicking the corresponding link. Clicking on a link may open a new browser window. To return to this site, close the new browser window. Some presentation slides with videos must be downloaded to be viewed.
Each week, an anonymous survey is emailed to all attendees to evaluate that week's session. If you attended the session but did not receive the survey email, you can request the survey be sent to you by emailing the Course Coordinator, Danielle Hans, at email@example.com.
February 2016
|February 24
Raghavendra Rao, MD
|Recent Advances in Neonatal Neuroprotection
|February 17
Abe Jacob, MD, MHA
|Improving Communication with Patients and Families; Has Standardization in Medicine Gone Too Far?
|February 10
Muna Sunni, MBBCh
|Diabetes in Somali Children in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota
|February 3
Nicholas Edwards, MD, MPH
|High-Intensity Interval Exercise to Improve Child Health Outcomes
January 2016
|January 27
Katherine Yun, MD
Young Americans: How Pediatricians Can Support Refugee Children in the U.S.
|January 20
Amy Calhoun, MD
Amanda Lortz,
Collaboration and the study of rare disease: Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndome
|January 13
Ashley Loomis, MD
|Drowning: Minnesota Cases and Collaboration
|January 6
Mark Schleiss, MD
Jordan Marmet, MD
Mohamed El Hag, MD
Brad Segura, MD, PhD,
Michael Murati, MD
|Evaluation of Fever in a 15 Month Old
Below is a list of sessions that occurred in 2015.
Where the session title appears as a link, you can click to view the session's accompanying YouTube video. Where the speaker's name appears as a link, you can click to view more information about the speaker. You may also view the session's presentation slides by clicking the corresponding link. Clicking on a link may open a new browser window. To return to this site, close the new browser window. Some presentation slides with videos must be downloaded to be viewed.
December 2015
December 30
|Happy New Year!
|December 23
|Happy Holidays!
|December 16
Alan Baldridge, MD
|Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EOE) and Food
|December 9
Jorge J Velarde, MD, PhD
|Regulation of Group A Streptococcus in Virulence in Response to a Human Antimicrobial Peptide
|December 2
Michael McPhaul, MD
|Mass Spectrometry Hormonal Assays in the Diagnostic Laboratory
November 2015
November 25
|Happy Thanksgiving!
November 18
Glenn Floes, MD
Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Children's Health and Healthcare and Their Successful Elimination
"Technical Report Racial and Ethnic Disparities..." handout
"A randomized controlled trial of the effectiveness of community-based care..." handout
"Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Medicaid..." handout
"Improving Asthma Outcomes in Minority Children..." handout
"Trends in racial/ethnic disparities..." handout
To receive the DVD handed out, email Dr. Flores
November 11
Douglas McMahon, MD
|Advance in Allergies: A focus on food and environmental allergies
|November 4
Michael Pitt, MD
|Riding out the Diagnostic Pendulum: The Family's Perspective of a Diagnostic Dilemma
October 2015
October 28
Aaron Kelly, PhD
|Serious Diseases for Serious Treatments: The Role of Pharmacotherapy in Pediatric Obesity
October 21
Priya Verghese, MD
|Pediatric Kidney Transplant: Exciting, Ever-Changing and Enduring
October 14
Sheilagh Maguiness, MD
Siobhan Flanagan, MD
Infantile Hemangiomas and Vascular Malformations: Update for Pediatricians
October 7
David Adamkin, MD
|Neonatal Hypoglycemia: Fifty Years After 40 is not 60
September 2015
September 30
Gorlin Lecture
September 23
September 16
Shane C. McAllister, MD, PhD
Tate Gisslen, MD
CHRCDA Lectures- 2015
McAllister: Propranolol and the Vasculature: from Infantile Hemangioma to Kaposi Sarcoma
September 9
Jeff Louie, MD
|Improving Recognition and Treatment of Septic Shock in the Pediatric Emergency Department
|September 2
Peter Gordon, MD
|New Strategies for Targeting Leukemia: From Nanotechnology to the Microenvironment
August 2015
August 26
Matthew Ambrose, MD
|Delivery Planning and Timing of Surgery in Premature and Low-Birth-Weight Patients with Congenital Heart Disease
August 19
Kiana Johnson, PhD, MPH
Courtney Wells, PhD, MPH
|Growing up with Rheumatic Diseases: Lessons Learned from Research and Practice
August 12
Mark Osborn, PhD
|Gene Editing for Fanconi Anemia
August 5
Lisa Schimmenti, MD
|Newborn Hearing, Genetics, and Zebrafish, a Non-Randomized Association
July 2015
July 29
Barbara Coloroso, M.A.
Annual Morris Blum Memorial Lecture
The Bully, The Bullied, and The Not-So-Innocent Bystander
July 22
Rob Grunewald, M.S.
|The Economic Benefit of Investing in Young Children
July 15
Ifelayo Ojo, MD
|Improving the Health of Children through Policy Interventions: Selected projects from internship with the AAP Department of Federal Affairs
July 8
July 1
|Happy Independence Day!
June 2015
|June 24
David Malkin, MD
|Li-Fraumeni Syndrome: Creating New Shields Against Damocles' Sword
|June 17
Kathryn Cullen, MD
|Ketamine in Psychiatry: Potential Applications for Children and Adolescents
|June 10
Emily Borman-Shoap, MD
|State of the Residency Program: Program Updates, Measures of Success, and Upcoming Projects
|June 3
Nadir Demirel, MD
|The Role of Infantile Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Human Rhinovirus Infections in Wheezing and Asthma
May 2015
|May 27
Tina Slusher, MD
Aarti Bhatt, MD
Kristina Krohn, MD
Megan Hilgers, MD
Michael Esan, MD, PhD
Advocacy and Academics Domestically and Abroad: Resident Global Health Projects
|May 20
Mark Sands, PhD
|Krabbe Disease: Can it be Effectively Treated?
|May 13
David Andes, MD
|Antimicrobial Resistance - A Global Health Crisis with Local Solutions
May 6
|Elizabeth Braunlin, MD, PhD
Division of Cardiology,
Department of Pediatrics,
University of Minnesota
|The Cardiac Sequelae of Kawasaki Disease- Can They Be Eliminated?
April 2015
|April 29
|Anna Petryk, MD
Associate Professor,
Division of Endocrinology,
Department of Pediatrics,
University of Minnesota
|Osteoporosis in children: Identifying Patients at Risk
April 22
Lazaros Kochilas, MD
Associate Professor,
Division of Cardiology,
Department of Pediatrics,
University of Minnesota
|The Forgotten Circulation in Congenital Heart Disease
April 15
Michael J. Cullen, PhD
|Introduction to Assessment and Evaluation
April 8
|Daniel A. Saltzman, MD, PhD
Associate Professor,
Chief of Pediatric Surgery,
Division of Pediatric Surgery,
Department of Pediatrics,
University of Minnesota
|An Old Dog Can Learn New Tricks
|April 1
Joe Neglia, MD, MPH
|State of the Department 2015
March 2015
March 25
Marla Eisenberg, ScD, MPH
|Harassment Among Youth: The Bullies, The Victims, the Vulnerable
|March 18
Andrew Olson, MD
|Making Better Doctors: Using Diagnostic Error to Teach About Medical Decision Making
|March 11
|Todd Druley, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor,
Division of Pediatrics and Genetics,
Washing University School of Medicine,
St. Louis, Missouri
Defining Pediatric Cancer Predisposition Through Rare Germline Variation
|March 4
|Sallie Permar, MD, PhD
Associate Professor of Pediatrics,
Human Vaccine Institute,
Duke University Medical Center
Jamie McNew Endowed Lecture in CMV Research and EducationDefining Protective Immunity Against Perinatal Cytomegalovirus Transmission
February 2015
February 25
|Christian Hanna, MD
Assistant Professor,
Division of Pediatric Nephrology,
Department of Pediatrics,
University of Minnesota
Nephropathic Cystinosis in Children
|February 18
|Timothy Hallstrom, PhD
Assistant Professor,
Pediatric Blood & Marrow Transplantation Center,
Department of Pediatrics,
University of Minnesota
Novel Pathways in Pediatric Retinoblastoma and Implications for Therapy
|February 11
|Stephen Nelson, MD
Director of Hemoglobinopathy Program Children's Hospital and Clinics of Minnesota,
Adjunct Assistant Professor,
Department of Pediatrics,
University of Minnesota
|Race, Racism, and Medicine
|February 4
|Abe Jacob, MD
Chief Medical Officer,
Assistant Professor,
Division of Pediatric Hospital Medicine,
Department of Pediatrics,
University of Minnesota
UMMCH and the Quadruple Aim, Current Status and Strategies
January 2015
|January 28
|Nancy Harper, MD
Associate Professor,
Director of Center for Safe & Healthy Children
Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Child Abuse
Department of Pediatrics,
University of Minnesota
|Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy: Understanding Medical Child Abuse
|January 21
|Maria Kroupina, PhD
Assistant Professor,
Division of Global Pediatrics,
Department of Pediatrics,
University of Minnesota
Birth to Three: Impact of Early Adversity on Brain and Development, A New Mental Health Clinical ProgramDiscussion Slides
|January 14
Rene Pierpont, PhD
Division of Pediatric Genetics and Metabolism,
Department of Pediatrics,
University of Minnesota
The RASopathies: Advances in Diagnostic, Clinical, and Neurobehavioral ResearchDiscussion Slides
|January 7
|Timothy Culbert, MD
Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics,
Adjunct Professor at the Center for Spirituality and Healing,
Pediatric Integrative Medicine,
Department of Pediatrics,
University of Minnesota
|Discussion Slides
Click on a year below to view a list of all Grand Rounds sessions for that year:
Announcements for upcoming Grand Rounds are emailed one to two days prior to the session. If you would like to receive this announcement, please email Danielle Hans, Grand Rounds Coordinator, at email@example.com.
In order to receive 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™, physicians must attend the session in-person and sign their name on the CME Credit sign-in sheet at the front of the room. Statements of Participation, which list accrued credits, will be distributed by email to attendees on an annual basis. If you would like an electronic copy of past Statements of Participation, please email Danielle Hans at email@example.com.
The University of Minnesota is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
The University of Minnesota designates this live education activity for a maximum of 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses, and other health care professionals who participate in the CME activity may submit their Statements of Attendance to their appropriate accrediting organizations or state boards for consideration of credit. The participant is responsible for determining whether this activity meets the requirements for acceptable continuing education.
The assignments of dates to divisions for the 2015-2016 academic year can be found here. Assignments are also sent to each responsible faculty member. Questions about this schedule can be directed to Danielle Hans at firstname.lastname@example.com and Dr. John Andrews at firstname.lastname@example.com.
If you are the responsible division faculty and need to swap dates with another division or speaker, please contact the appropriate division directly and reference the list of 2016-2016 dates and divisions in the second tab of the schedule linked above. Once the swap has been confirmed, you must email the correspondence to Danielle Hans at email@example.com.
Each week an anonymous survey is sent to attendees to evaluate that week's session. If you are the responsible division faculty or a speaker and would like a summary of your evaluations, please email Danielle Hans at firstname.lastname@example.com.
If you would like to suggest a topic for a Pediatric Grand Rounds session, please email Dr. John Andrews, Grand Rounds Chairman, at firstname.lastname@example.com. Suggestions from pharmaceutical companies and/or medical device manufacturers will not be considered.


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Denial-riffic: Maine Senator says 'there is no such thing as Obamacare'
**Written by Doug Powers
Maine Sen. Angus King is an independent who caucuses with the Democrats, and he's been trying to think of ways to "improve"
Obamacare the Affordable Care Act. This morning, when King said this, you could almost see light bulbs turning on over the heads of Obamacare-supporting Dems up for re-election this year:
"Two points if I may, sir," says Fox host Chris Wallace. "One, then why is Harry Reid saying he's not going to allow a vote on the fixes? And, two, speak directly and briefly, becase we're about to run out of time, to Senator Barrasso's comment that a lot of doctors, a lot of hospitals are being excluded by what Obamacare is offering."
"Now, now that's a big — There is no such thing as Obamacare. You can't sign up for Obamacare. You sign up for an Anthem policy or an Aetna policy or a WellPoint policy. It's private insurance," said King.
Video here.
Nancy Pelosi agrees, but King might want to tell Obama there's no such thing as Obamacare:
**Written by Doug Powers
Twitter @ThePowersThatBe
Obamacare's tax-time torment
March 16, 2016 07:08 AM by Michelle Malkin
Of course: Obama admin, media report 'unprecedented demand' for mandated product
December 16, 2015 12:03 PM by Doug Powers
Obama says there's been lots of 'misinformation' spread around about Obamacare (hey, he's right!)
November 5, 2015 12:03 PM by Doug Powers
Doctors agree: Obama's electronic medical records mandate sucks!
October 23, 2015 04:48 AM by Michelle Malkin
Hillary's such an 'enemy' of drug companies that she's the #1 recipient of the industry's donations (a Sunday open thread)
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Who's on First -- May 4, 2016 • Best Blues Albums of 2015
It's cooled off again but the trees are budding out and lots of flowers are popping up. Spring does eventually come - even to Wisconsin! If the somewhat cooler weather is STILL gettin' ya down the Doc has a cure! Get out and LISTEN to some LIVE Blues music. It'll fix ya right up! Warm ya up too! Better then penicillin. There are some opportunities below and in the attachment.
BLUES ALERTS: The Silver Dome Ballroom in Neillsville is hosting a Folk-Blues, Rockabilly event April 30th. Featured are SPIDER JOHN KOERNER plus CHARLIE PARR as well as the Ditchrunners from Stevens Point doing "Honky-Tonkin' Gypsy Gutter Grass" and The Gaston Curse out of Marshfield. No advance sales - tickets run $15 each. FREE camping available on site. Doors open at 5 PM with music starting at 8 and running until after midnight.
In other Blues highlights the RIDES play the Pabst Theater in Milwaukee May 3rd. WALTER TROUT will be at Shank Hall in Milwaukee with T-Man Latz May 4. The NICK MOSS BAND follows Trout into Shank Hall May 7. JOE BONAMASSA does the Widener Center in Green Bay May 12 and Madison's Orpheum Theater May 13th. TOMMY EMMANUEL plays Wausau's Grand Theater May 12th.
ENTERTAINMENT ALERT: The Blues on the Chippewa folks have scheduled BEATLES ON THE CHIPPEWA as a fund raiser for the organization May 1st in Durand. Over 40 musicians will perform their take on a favorite Fab Four tune from 2 PM to around 9 at the Corral Bar and the Riverside Grill along Main Street. This one's FREE!!
Should two weeks pass and you still haven't gotten your copy of "Who's On..." please check either the Great Northern Blues Soc. site or the Madison Blues Soc. web page. Both generally post the latest edition.
If you know any fellow Blues & Blues Rock fans that don't receive "Who's On First" send me their E-Mail address or better yet let them know they can drop me a line requesting a copy. I'll be happy to add them to the distribution list!
And GREAT NEWS it is!! The Mississippi Valley Blues Soc. (MVBS) just announced that the MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BLUES FESTIVAL is returning in 2016 on July 1st & 2nd for its 31st year! It's held on a fantastic site - Le Claire Park - on the Mississippi River in downtown Davenport, IOWA.
Unfortunately MVBS had to cancel the fest in 2015 due to lack of sponsorship. NOTE - YOU can help bring this one back! MVBS is seeking corporate & individual sponsors and will be setting up a Go-Fund-Me campaign soon. To donate and for more information check their web site at mvbs.org.
ALWAYS looking for any Blues gigs, festivals and related events that you know about that you don't see in the latest "Who's On...". If you have information about an upcoming gig or Blues happening - PLEASE - drop me a line with the who, where, when and other details and I'll consider adding it to the next edition! If you know of aCHANGE (date, location, artists appearing) in a listed event not shown in the latest edition that will STILL be relevant in the NEXT please let me know as well. This goes double for Blues/Blues Rock bands in or not shown in "Who's On..."!
TWEED FUNK'S "SMOKEY" HOLMAN DIAGNOSED WITH MULTIPLE MYELOMA: "Smokey" is the bands front man and he's started treatment with chemotherapy and later this Summer will undergo a stem cell transplant. This has caused the band to CANCELL all engagements between July 15 and October 15 of this year.
On a happier note the band will release their NEW album titled COME TOGETHER April 29th and are looking forward to upcoming release parties as well as their other dates. Send out a prayer for Smokey and his band mates.
2016 INDUCTEES TO THE BLUES HALL OF FAME ANNOUNCED: Coming up May 4th of this year FIVE new & legendary Blues performers, two additional folks instrumental in the creation of the music, 5 single recordings, 1 album and one book will be inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame.
The performers to be inducted are Elvin Bishop, Eddy "The Chief" Clearwater, Jimmy Johnson, John Mayall and the Memphis Jug Band. Non-performers recognized by the Blues Foundation for their contributions to the art form are Tommy Couch, Sr. & Wolf Stephenson - joint partners in Malaco Records. Over the years Malaco recorded Little Milton, Z.Z. Hill, Dorothy Moore, Denise LaSalle and many more.
Single recordings to be honored are 1920's "Crazy Blues" by Mamie Smith, Jimmy Rogers "That's All Right" from Chess in 1950, "I Wish You Would" done by Billy Boy Arnold in 1955, Charles Brown's take on Johnny Moore's "Merry Christmas Baby" pressed by Exclusive in 1947 and Leroy Carr/Scrapper Blackwell's "Blues Before Sunrise" recorded on Vocalion in 1934. The classic album is Blues In The Mississippi Night first released by Nixa in 1957 from field recordings made by Alan Lomax of Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim and Sonny Boy Williamson I in the late 40's. It's a gem.
The book to be honored is Jeff Todd Titon's EARLY DOWNHOME BLUES: A MUSICAL AND CULTURAL ANALYSIS. The work is said by some to be one of the most important analytical studies of the Blues to appear so far.
The ceremony will be held in May at the Sheraton Memphis Downtown in Memphis, TN the night before the 37th Blues Music Awards.
Memphis will be rockin' from January 31st to February 4th of 2017 with the 33rd IBC! If you're a Blues fan and have never attended - give HARD consideration to taking this event in next year. Acts from all over the World playing venues up and down Beale Street! One great big tasty dose of the Blues!
BLUES MUSIC AWARD NOMINEES ANNOUNED: The International Blues Foundation has announced the nominees for the 2016 Blues Music Awards. There are way TOO many to list here but you can see ALL the nominees in ALL categories at www.blues.org.
I'm happy to point out that Wisconsin's own CASH BOX KINGS have been nominated in THREE categories - Blues Album of the Year, Band of the Year plus Traditional Blues Album. Although he's not from Wisconsin an artist that performs fairly often in Wisconsin venues - BARRELHOUSE CHUCK - has been nominated for Pinetop Perkins Piano Player of the Year. Good Luck to both artists/group above PLUS ALL artists and bands nominated.
If you're already a member of the Blues Foundation you should receive a ballot just before Christmas. Should you not be but would like to vote - you're gonna have to join!! Money well spent.
BLUES HALL OF FAME: Is open to the public down in Memphis, TN! Recently the museum extended its hours to SEVEN days 10 AM to 5 PM Monday thru Saturday and 1 PM to 5 PM on Sunday.
Costs are $10 for adults and $8 for students ages 13 to 18.
Performers in Blues, Gospel, R&B and Soul born between May 1 & the 14th include Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys 5/14, BIG MAYBELLE 5/01, Lester Louis Bihari of Modern Records 5/12, Roy Blumenfeld 5/11, Ada Brown 5/01, Jack Bruce 5/14, Bumble Bee Slim 5/14, Eric Burdon 5/11, Eddie C. Campbell 5/06, GUY DAVIS 5/12, Tyrone Davis 5/04, Grady Gaines 5/14, Marvin Gaye 5/02, Cecil Grant 5/04, Thelma Houston 5/07, ROBERT JOHNSON 5/08, Sharon Jones 5/04, Steve Katz 5/09, Major Lance 5/04, LITTLE WALTER 5/01, Kansas Joe McCoy 5/11, Jimmy McGriff 5/03, BLIND WILLIE MCTELL 5/05, Greg Piccolo 5/10, Ana Popovic 5/13, A.C. Reed 5/09, Butch Trucks 5/11 and Phil Wiggins 5/08.
Lift up a glass of whatever and wish each and every one of them a VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Some are gone but their music lives on. If you'd like to know more about any of the above Google their name - most will show up in Wikipedia, Allmusic, Reverbnation, their own site or somewhere else on the web.
You can also check many of them out in books such as Robert Santelli's excellent THE BIG BOOK OF BLUES- a biographical encyclopedia, Brian Robertson's LITTLE BLUES BOOK illustrated by R. Crumb, BLUES FOR DUMMIES written by Lonnie Brooks, Cub Koda and Wayne Baker Brooks, THE BLUES - THE EXPERTS GUIDE TO THE BEST BLUES RECORDINGS edited by Michael Eriewine, Vladimir Bogdanov, Chris Woodstra and Cub Koda or a number of other works about Blues & related artists.
The latest Roots Music Report Top 50 Blues albums list was released April 18th and has the Tedeschi Trucks Band LET ME GET BY #1, Janiva Magness' LOVE WINS AGAIN released by Blue Elan at #2, Curtis Salgado's brand new THE BEAUTIFUL LOWDOWN staying at 3rd, Toronzo Cannon's THE CHICAGO WAY still at 4th and GIVE IT BACK TO YOU by the Record Company holding on to 5th.
The rest of the current Top Ten recordings are by Guy King, Eric Lindell, Tommy Castro, RB Stone and Buddy Guy.
The weeks Top Five Blues songs of the same date are "Love Wins Again" from Janiva Magness, "Anyhow" by the Tedeshi Trucks Band, "Born To Play Guitar" done by Buddy Guy, "Common Ground" via Tommy Castro and "Off The Ground" done by the Record Company.
In Blues on the Wisconsin Roots Music chart of April 18th the Jimmy's HOT DISH remains at third,BRINGIN' IT by Tweed Funk is in 4th and Westside Andy's latest BLUES JUST HAPPEN is in the 6th spot. The rest of the Wisconsin chart is made up of releases in other genres.
The Living Blues Magazine Radio chart comes out every month covering the PREVIOUS month. So the most recent reflects MARCH, 2016 plays compiled April 1st and has not changed from the last "Who's On..." where Toronzo Cannon's THE CHICAGO WAY was 1st followed by Johnny Rawls TIGER IN A CAGE, 3rd is taken byGOD DON'T NEVER CHANGE: SONGS OF BLIND WILLIE JOHNSON done by various artists, Janiva Magness' latest LOVE WINS AGAIN in 4th and GOLDEN STATE LONE STAR BLUES REVUE performed by the same hold down #5.
The next five albums in Living Blues top ten that aired in March are from the Magic Sam Blues Band, the James Hunter Six, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Peter Karp and R.B. Stone.
Fest action is starting to heat up - at least in the sense of event listings for later in the year. If you have the bug you'll have to travel for an outdoor event or wait for warmer weather to return to the Upper Midwest.
The earliest WISCONSIN fest isn't strictly a Blues event but has a number of Blues, Funk and related forms done by a variety of artists. Check out the WORLD'S GREATEST BRAT FEST coming May 27 - 30 to Willow Island at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison. Also take a look at BUCKY'S BLUESFEST & CRAWFISH BOIL in Okauchee May 27 thru 31.
Many fests have posting their 2016 dates and in some cases partial or complete bills. I'll add them to the attachment over the next few months as information comes in. Put in a bunch more over the last few weeks.
Musical or Blues happenings coming up in the near future in or around Wausau or within a reason-able drive (about a 100 miles) include Hip Pocket May 6 at the Kress Events Cent. in Green Bay, Cadillac Pete & the Heat May 1 at Renee's Red Rooster in Stevens Point, Bobby Evans Band May 22 at the Flagstone Bar in Appleton, Highway 414 5/8 at the Nickle in Oshkosh, Lil' Rev May 7 at the Portage Co. Cultural Fest in Stevens Point, TOMMY EMMANUELMay 12 at the Grand in Wausau, Michael Murphy & the Mob May 4th at Green Bay's Ten O' Once Club, Tweed Funk doing a CD release May 13 at the Thelma Sadoff Cent. in Fond du Lac, the Charles Walker Band May 6 at Cover 2 in Green Bay, Older Budwiser May 7 at the Intermission in Wausau, Mike Maher Band at Wausau's Great Dane May 6th, Alex Rossi Band May 6 at Malarkey's Pub in Wausau, Chris Brandenburg & the Bluetones May 28 at Classic's Lounge in Shawano, Dale Anderson & the Delta Jets June 26 at Gasoline in Green Bay, 20 Watt Tombstone 5/6 at Wausau's Polack Inn plus Paul Filipowicz May 4 at the Village Green in Green Bay.
Among BLUES or other special music further afield you can pick from THE RIDES May 3rd at the Pabst Theater in Milwaukee, JOE BONAMASSA May 12 at the Widener Center in Green Bay plus May 13 at the Orpheum Theater in Madison, Steve Cohen, Greg Koch and others May 7 at the Chell in Thiensville, WALTER TROUT May 4 at Shank Hall in Milwaukee, Joyann Parker & Sweet Tea May 1 at the Amsterdam Bar in St. Paul, MN, JOHN FOGERTY May 22 at the Riverside in Milwaukee, the NICK MOSS BAND May 7 at Shank Hall in Milwaukee and LAMONT CRANSTON BAND May 6 at Wilebski's in St. Paul, MN.
For all the details on the above and much more - see the attachment.
If you're looking for a Blues fix on the radio and are South of Wausau tune in every Saturday to "Blues Cafe" with Papa Joe starting at 3 until 7 PM on WWSP's 89.9 FM out of Stevens Point. Also "Blues Friday" starting at 6 PM until 12 AM on Rhinelander's WXPR 91.7 FM and 91.8 in Wausau. You can get BOTH on the World wide web as well NO matter where ya live!
Yours in the Blues;
Blues Doctor
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