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It is Wednesday not Thursday, Tom.Hide replies
"Lombardi Time"
Sure hope Nelson can play, would like to see all the receivers on the field for this big game. And what type of injury did Worthy have? Will he be out next year as well?Hide replies
His knee is toast. I'm guessing ACL and that he'll be back for camp in July.
I'll take PUP and a November return for the loss, Alec.
.. big blow. D-line has to rate pretty high on the Draft board between this, Raji needing to be spelled more, and with Pick closer to his end than his prime.
TOUGH year for these guys. They can't seem to catch a break.
The more rotation the d-line has the better. Mostly for Picket and Raji...
Happy with the way the offensive line has worked out. What does that mean? Happy that Rodgers is still alive, or happy they only gave up what was it 5 or 6 sacks against the Vikings, or happy with practice today? I'm not seeing anything that makes me happy about this offensive line.Hide replies
The line is what it is. I think they're performing as well as can be expected.
Injuries have hurt, and Wells has been a bigger loss than anticipated. Considering Rodgers was sacked a League-high 51 times, I can only recall a handfull of OMG-type hits. Not wild about what they bring to the running game.. but is that them, or the backs? Honestly, I'm not sure.
I'll be alot more concerned next week against the 9ers violent front-7. This week, I think they have bigger fish to fry.
well said, mel.
Huskie mentioned this, but several of those sacks were aviodable. Rodgers has really been holding the ball a lot and is taking hits because of it. Not saying the line is great, but the difference between Manning's 21 sacks and Rodgers 51 is largely based on Manning getting rid of the ball. One thing to consider, Ben Roethlisberger was criticized for this earlier in his career and has been injured more as he's gotten more starts under his belt. Is this a concern with Rodgers?
I think he was holding the ball early because teh offense was totally out of sync.
I haven't seen a ton of that lately.. More often, I've seen the left or right edges getting blown up, and Rodgers escapability has been a detriment. Instead of standing tall and making a throw, he's tried to run around, but instead has run into worse trouble.
.. either scenario is an issue. Too many 3rd-and-impossible's lately. That can't happen this time of year.
Well would you rather have him him try to throw under duress to a receiver that isn't open. Maybe PB our resident stat man can find a relationship between QB sacks and their interception rate.
Can Rodgers play better? Sure. Can the o-line play better? Definitely. But like others mention, given the cards they have to play with and the results they've gotten, overall the team has done a great job.
Overall, this is the best offense in Packer history the past few years, and is atop the league even as offensive numbers increase league-wide. To put it in context, both Brady and Roethlisberger take a ton of sacks but I think most fanbases would take the SB wins, playoff appearances, great QB play of those two on their team any day... same with Rodgers and GB's overall roster.
without tabulating all the numbers, simply the combination of rodgers being sacked the most while throwing the fewest interceptions dictates him leading the league in sack/interception ratio by a moon shot.
generally speaking, while just gazing at the numbers, i really couldn't see any direct statistical correlation.
for example, rodgers, with the highest sack/interception ratio in the NFL, presumably takes a lot of sacks because he's minimizing the risk of a bad result. that's understandable enough.
however, some QBs, such as brady and manning, have very low ratios. the reason being is they have both a very low sack percentage AND interception percentage. so they presumably are, unlike rodgers, able to avoid the sack, AND like rodgers still avoid the bad play.
so simply from that analysis, i don't see a proven correlation without knowing the actual numbers.
low sacks and low turnovers is very good but it's also the exact same ratio as a lot of sacks and a lot of turnovers.
that's a discrepancy in the numbers.
you'd probably have to add a factor to the formula to represent the league mean in order to account for that discrepancy.
conversely, while one could presume that a high ratio signified a lot of sacks or low interceptions, what if rodgers only threw 1 interception but still was only sacked 10 times?
that ratio is even higher than it is now but erroneously suggests he was being sacked a lot.
yeah, you'd have to add a mean variable to the formula to adjust the reference points.
Sacks a bit deciving - AR is stubborn; likes to look for his big play and
takes a few more sacks as a result. Really haven't seen anything close to the 1st half Seattle game. So I guess thats progress, despite the injuries
Sacks are deceiving also because ARod takes a few more instead of throwing the ball away at the last moment and opening himself up to injury. I would rather take a 10-yard loss than have Rodgers toss one away at the last second and have Nstompagain Suh pile-drive him into the turf and break his ribs.....
But, that's just my opinion. Let's ax Jennings' sister what she thinks.....Hide replies
Rumor has it she's busy down @ South Beach looking for his new palace.
I think she has tweeted too much for her brother's liking. She has developed quite the mouth and attitude which I am sure was generated through her brother's generosity to her.
Maybe Sista V is testing the AR "sensitivity" theory
"Went against Ray Lewis twice. Don't know if anyone has made an impact on a football team during my tenure."
How did Ray Lewis come up? Regardless, the second sentence makes no sense.Hide replies
Lewis said he would retire after the Playoffs.
i bet there's some variation of "greater" (impact on a football team) missing from that sentence.
yeah, I realize they have to get these blogs posted as fast as they can to stay relavent in the digital age but it would be nice if it was at least read-able. I'm not sure if that's asking too much, otherwise it's incredible reporting in terms of volume and frequency of updates.
If you read that second sentence literally, McCarthy sounds like the hardest coach in history on players. lol Nobody, not Ray Lewis, not Tom Brady, not Patrick Willis nor any record-setting Packer QB named Rodgers have ever made an impact on a football game since 2006 when McCarthy arrived on the HC scene... they're all just pawns in the coach's chess game j/p
I felt bad for Boykin, he got one of his only looks on a key 3rd down play if I recall correctly and gets kind of caught in an awkward tackle while making an incredible catch despite interference. Tough break for him and Worthy (looked like he went to rush and totally lost ability to sustain any weight on one leg crumbling to the turf).
They may need a special defensive package against the Vikes to account for less stout personnell on the DL. Not sure you can come off a 200 yard rushing performance WITH Worthy and the others and then lose Worthy expecting better results with less.
I realize they have to focus on the Vikes in this press conference but if Ray Lewis somehow gets into the conversation, why not ask how McCarthy feels about Lovie Smith's firing?
It seems like a big NFC North story but I haven't seen any reaction on JS (or did I miss it?). From what I hear (and for what it's worth) all the players are really pissed off about Lovie's firing... kind of nice to see Chicago in disarray again. lol
On a humorous note, I wonder if this means all of Lovie's former NFC north HCs will also be gone or will the Lions hire/re-hire Tice, Lovie and Marinelli to keep the tradition alive?Hide replies
I hope all of those coaches find their way out of the Norris.
.. I don't think Tice woudl come here, but I would love to see him as O-line coach.
Do you realize that Packer fans may miss Lovie being in Chicago than the Chicago fans.
fans are one thing, but I'd respect a HOFer like Urlacher saying all the players are upset and suggesting they know Lovie was a very good coach. I'm not saying I feel one way or another but it's very possible to get a far worse replacement for Lovie so this may prove to be a terrible move by Chicago management. I don't envy their situation though, they had to change something and the GM's explanation about offensive inconsistency seemed very valid grounds to make a change on a roster with high expectations. Now it will be interesting to see if they have to blow it all up since the Cutler experiment was costly, the vets are on their last season(s), Hester's talking about retirement... lots of craziness in the outfall of this firing.
Cutler and their O Line are the Bears problem more than Lovie. I would say that Lovies worst arrtibute is the blank dumbfounded expression he had during a game, especially when things going bad.
wish mccarthy had spoken about why offense took so long to get going and put the team in the hole right away. what they would be doing to start fast, etc. would they now accept kick off if won, etc. i believe slow start doomed them with defense unable to stop anyone.
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I didn't watch the news for like 2 days and apparently there is a war going on?
"A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects." - Time Enough For Love, by Robert Heinlein
Oh yeah, its because a bunch of idiotic Christians need the Jews to occupy Israel so the end of the world can happen. What a good use of resources.
because they're our man in the middle east, they will do whatever the US tells them to, and act militarily on our behalf around the region. rabid atheist types make the mistake to assume that the US supporting israel actually has anything to do with religion, thats just how its sold to the plebeians.
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She wasn't going back to him this time, she said, and left for home.
Less than an hour later, her 24-year-old husband, Jose Avila, launched a brutal final assault. First he shot his wife three times. Then, he began shooting the children. Avila's final act was to kill himself.
Two of the children died at a hospital Thursday, a day after their two siblings were killed in the shooting that rattled the small Southeast Texas town of Bay City. Their mother remains hospitalized.
As details trickled out, a picture emerged Thursday of a family long struggling with violence, including an assault reported by Gonzalez just before Thanksgiving. After that, she went to a battered women's shelter.
"I asked her how she was doing because I knew she was at the crisis center. She said she was trying to make something of her freedom and a better life for herself and her children," said Alejandro Gonzalez, a fellow waiter at La Casona, the Mexican restaurant where Gonzalez worked.
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Wednesday's violence unfolded on a quiet street in Bay City — about 65 miles southwest of Houston — just as two nearby schools were letting out. The couple started arguing inside the trailer, and Avila shot his wife twice, Lewis said. She ran out to the front yard, where Avila shot her a third time. Then, he turned on the children.
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POTUS announced about 90 days ago, that in 90 days the results of what is known as the college rape survey would be attended by his Women's Issues staffer Valerie Jarrett, with a committee directly attending to same. http://www.examiner.com/article/potus-reveals-sex-assault-report-here-ar...
Next week, on Tuesday, marks the about 90 day mark, but no end date listed and actually no updates presented to the public on progress on this topic.
Yesterday, the local KGOU/KOSU NPR station did an interview with former US President, Jimmy Carter who was discussing his latest call for a world response to the failed issue of women's rights. Content alot like this http://www.npr.org/2014/03/22/292429202/jimmy-carter-issues-call-to-acti... with a focus on a book Mr. Carter has released and plans to stump regarding same.
Mr. Carter, and his wife Rosalyn Carter have from the Atlanta based Carter Center engendered change for many issues that effect the quality of life, from Habitat for Humanity, to Mental Health to water quality issues.
Per Wikipedia ( the common man's review of stuff) Mr. Carter and his wife Rosalynn founded the Carter Center in 1982,[4] a nongovernmental, not-for-profit organization that works to advance human rights. He has traveled extensively to conduct peace negotiations, observe elections, and advance disease prevention and eradication in developing nations. https://www.cartercenter.org/about/contact.html
God love the man ( Mr. Jimmy Carter) , who has a Bachelor's Degree in Science, and a Master's in an advanced science (After high school, Carter enrolled at Georgia Southwestern College, in Americus. Later, he applied to the United States Naval Academy and, after taking additional mathematics courses at Georgia Tech, he was admitted in 1943. Carter graduated 59th out of 820 midshipmen at the Naval Academy with a Bachelor of Science degree with an unspecified major, as was the custom at the academy at that time.[13] After serving in both the Atlantic and Pacific U.S. Submarine Fleets, Jimmy Carter attended graduate school at Union College, majoring in reactor technology and nuclear physics.[14][15) as this perfectly dovetails the missing element on the issue of sex assault in current handlings now that the public has been advised, and accepts that it would be virtually impossible to know a college age person who is not a sex assault survivor and many in fact know many, and may know perpetrator (s).
MISSING ELEMENTS and next right things on the college rape question effects ALL sex assault, sex aggression and teen dating violence www.examiner.com/article/despite-the-federal-funding-lapse-info-h... questions.
It is all relational violence, and all needs to stop. But.... MISSING ELEMENTS or next right things....
1.) The college rape study did not ( and wasn't to) address just why people don't report
2.) The college rape study did not (and wasn't to) address just who had a prior assault history a.) either as a victim at a younger age b.) as a perpetrator at any age or c.) both
3.) The college rape study did not ( and wasn't to) address the vast problems with the absence of uniformity in inbound reporting for a.) sex assault or any reports of sexualized aggression, b.) investigations of said reports c.) required time frames to process sex assault reports, evidence and labs d.) court processes for this series.
4.) Utter absence of comprehension of the expenses connected to this problem of identified college rape inkind and actual, over many environments traceable for years... this is covered in the first link in this story ..... in speculations not a profile. Currently, no group worldwide is studying the issue of faulty or skewed or somehow improper inbound reporting processes or any of the following items.
Will Mr. Carter be called by the public to focus on this pending date, April 22, 2014 ( That's next TUESDAY by the way). And call, fax, email and Twitter him... raise a hand in question at a lecture stumping the book?
To advocates, and people who are "in the business" of dealing with these issues, the need for a medically, statistically significant review of measurement driven review of processes chosen to cull information about sex assault and response to sex assault is no mystery. But how will that couple with POTUS call for 90 days to better? Couple with newly presenting possible spokesperson volunteers on the scene like Mr. and Mrs. Carter, joining people like Hilary and Chelsea Clinton... Marissa Hartgay..... or Tori Amos who has been on the scene for years? http://www.rainn.org/million/public-support-tori-amos.php
Since many of the problems that onset from the MOMENT of the act of assault fall then and over time to HHS or like, because of what befalls the victim and possibly their descendants...... will the new Secretary for HHS, Burris-Matthews be on this http://www.politico.com/politicopulse/0414/politicopulse13587.html, championing it for change? Ms. Burris-Matthews is to step on shortly and her position appointment noted within less than 24 hrs after the prior departure publicly announced.
Would changes in the processes required, if uniform across the US or even the world.
Could this have effected the Relisha Rudd case out of Washington DC? Can making these changes still effect it? The College Rape study was focused on one group, but can change responses just about anyone, if it is given the power to change, and proper eyes to direct it.
The public waits for indications of what POTUS finds as next right things.
Twitter accounts for major players in this article are:
@POTUS President Barack Obama
@FLOTUS First Lady, Michelle Obama
@vp Vice President, Joe Biden
@vj44 Valerie Jarrett
@CarterCenter former President Jimmy Carter and wife Rosalyn Carter
@HHSgov Health and Human Services
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BTW this map link from POLARIS implies if does not directly define readiness in states to actually SEE the problem of child sex trafficking, and if they have responsible and correlating laws in place. BUT better than that, it says if the state has proper TOOLS to handle these issues and if the state staff is trained to reply. http://www.polarisproject.org/what-we-do/policy-advocacy/national-policy...
It would be difficult to believe that this type of information does NOT reflect deficits, strengths and proper models, which would be great descriptors over this search for a national standard of reporting and response, investigations and court processing.
This counseling program was funded by the state. Imagine if a clinician has to train for a year on this topic, with only TWO cases, what standards could benefit the training and supervision of persons taking reports on sex assaults. http://www.newsobserver.com/2014/04/12/3776066/doctor-childrens-advocate...
The same state above, has had a history in the last 10 years of using any bachelors degree with 12 hours of training in child sex abuse reporting and child removal.
8 groups are involved in child sex abuse reporting. They aren't in chorus, and are the highest risk victims of all sex assault reports.
Surely the US can do better.
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Educator's Workshop: Showing Teachers How Beneficial the Marine Corps Can Be
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Unless you're a Marine, you can't fully understand what it's like to be one.
However, the Educator's Workshop hopes to give teachers from all over the country a little bit more of an idea. Through a three day visit to Parris Island, South Carolina, those educator's are given a first hand look at what it takes to be in the Marines. More importantly, they got to see what opportunities the Marine Corps could offer their students.
"Things that I can share with my students, not having a background in the military, I was able to learn things I never knew could happen," said Lori Baker, a high school teacher in Preston County.
That's exactly why the workshop was created. Many people don't know what happens once a man or woman enlists in the military, and sometimes, that leads to stereotypes about their profession. Through this workshop, they hope to show the positives of joining the Marines.
"The benefits the Marine Corps has to offer, as well as the intensity of the training, I think shocked them. They got to see the recruits going through the Crucible, and a couple other training exercises. I don't think they were prepared to see that first hand, and I don't think they thought they'd get to see that," said Staff Sergeant Patrick McNew.
That wasn't all they got to see. The educators were able to see recruits in all phases of training, from the beginning to graduation day. They got to talk with recruits, drill instructors, and other military personnel while at Parris Island. Not only that, some of them even participated in some of the training.
"The dedication, the things these young men and women go through, it's just remarkable, and how they change lives," said Baker.
By inviting these teachers to see all of this first hand, recruiters hope to send a positive image of the Marine Corps into schools all across the area.
"It's the main reason we do this. So they can go out and tell their students about the opportunities we have and they can say, 'hey, I've seen it first hand. It's going to be hard, it's going to be tough, but I can also tell you the pride we saw on graduation day is going to make it worthwhile,'" said Staff Sergeant McNew.
Tune in to 5 News on Tuesday for more on the Educator's Workshop.
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SEATTLE -- Bristyn Davis scored three second-half goals less than three minutes apart Sunday, leading the eighth-ranked UCLA women's soccer team to a 5-1 win over No. 7 Washington before a crowd of 2,176 at Husky Soccer Field.
Davis broke open a 2-1 game while increasing her season scoring total to 10 goals. Her scoring binge began just under four minutes into the second half when she found the goal from close range. Husky goalkeeper Kelsey Rasmussen deflected a point-blank shot by Crystal James, but the carom went right to Davis for the easy put back at 48:52.
The same two Bruins hooked up again at 50:40. James fed a pass to Davis who dribbled toward the goal before chipping an 18-yard shot over the on-rushing Rasmussen.
Davis completed the hat trick at 51:16, capping a long dribbling run with a 15-yard blast. Iris Mora was credited with an assist on the goal, her second of the game. Mora set up UCLA¹s first goal just 57 seconds into the game. Lindsay Greco finished the play with a 15-yard shot from a sharp left angle that carried into the upper right corner.
Mora netted the game¹s second goal that proved to be the game winner. She broke free with a through pass from Amy Fazio and was one-on-one with the goalkeeper when she sent a 20-yard shot into the back of the net.
Washington drew within 2-1 before halftime on a goal by senior midfielder Nikki Gamble at 35:51. She intercepted a UCLA pass and weaved through the box before unleashing a 15-yard strike for her seventh goal of the season.
Rasmussen registered three saves for the Huskies who were outshot by a 20-6 margin. UCLA¹s Valerie Henderson had two saves.
The Bruins (10-4) salvaged a split of their trip to the Northwest after losing 1-0 Friday at Washington State. UCLA improved its Pacific-10 Conference record to 3-1 while Washington (10-3-1) dropped to 1-2-1.
The Huskies were coming off Friday night¹s 1-0 win over USC. Senior Tina Frimpong scored her school-record 35th career goal with 42 seconds remaining in the final overtime to end that marathon.
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A Kentucky high school junior cross country runner wanted no part of the bib mumber she was supposed to wear at a regional meet. Therefore, Codie Thacker didn't compete, and lost a chance to advance to the state meet.
The bib number? 666.
The number is known as the "mark of the beast" from Revelations, the last chapter in the Bible. The number today is generally considered a symbol of evil or satantic.
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John Grant and his wife have to be a fun-loving married couple. Not every romantic coupling would do this after the Chicago Bears' 27-20 win Monday night over the Green Bay Packers.
You see, John is a big Bears fan. His wife loves the Packers. So they had a bet on the game's outcome. What was it, loser had to clean out the garage? Husband had to make dinner? Wife had to winterize the yard?
Oh, no. How about the winner got to use a taser on the loser.
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Don't necessarily blame a wild weekend or that it's just Monday if your head is pounding today. It could be the change of the clocks.
The country went back to standard time at 2 a.m. Sunday, meaning it's dark around 6 p.m., but at least we're not driving to work in the pitch dark. But it also may mean some are susceptible to headaches.
The end of Daylight Saving Time can trigger for some people what one doctor called "cluster headaches."
By: Jon Mark Beilue on October 31, 2013 - 11:18am - Add new comment
I've never met James Bozeman. I probably never will meet him. I wouldn't know him if he started dancing on my desk. But I don't like him.
Talk about a charmed life. And probably just a little bit smug too.
Bozeman is 67 years old and lives in Orlando, Fla. True, that's no reason to despise the guy.
Well, how about this? He's won the Florida lottery -- twice.
Bozeman this week claimed a $3 million Florida Lotto jackpot from a drawing held on Aug. 31. Just last year, Bozeman claimed a $10 million Florida Lotto jackpot.
By: Jon Mark Beilue on October 29, 2013 - 11:11am - Add new comment
You know you've arrived when your likeness becomes a Halloween costume. And Texas Tech head football coach Kliff Kingsbury has apparently arrived. A 7-1 record and a No. 15 national ranking in his first year helps.
Some little dude is becoming a Twitter sensation with his look of Kingsbury, right down to his perpetual face stubble. Fact is, the little guy is only five years younger that Kingsbury.
By: Jon Mark Beilue on October 27, 2013 - 8:52pm - Add new comment
There is only one team -- one -- in the NFL which could have lost this game Sunday.
Not Jacksonville, not Tampa Bay, two winless and truly terrible teams in the NFL. Only the Cowboys. Now neither the Jaguars or Bucs would have been good enough to be in this position to win with less than 1:30 left against the Lions, but had they been, had they run out to take Dallas' place in the last 90 seconds, they would have won the game.
Probably Alabama, Oregon, Florida State and Baylor too.
By: Jon Mark Beilue on October 25, 2013 - 8:33am - Add new comment
Nick Andre wrote a poem as part of an English class assignment. He termed it "Stupid." It went a little something like this:
"Losing season,
Nonstop passes from best friend to best friend.
Continuously doing what doesn't work.
The inability to separate being a father and coach.
Dropped passes.
But yet still the "superstar."
Yeah, right.
Where's my scholarship?
I can drop passes.
Run backwards.
By: Jon Mark Beilue on October 24, 2013 - 9:08am - Add new comment
Aledo football coach Tim Buchanan does not have to go to detention. He's no bully.
The coach of the state's No. 1-ranked Class 4A football team was cleared of bullying allegations by school officials Wednesday after Friday's 91-0 win over Fort Worth Western Hills.
"They found no evidence of bullying," Buchanan texted to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
There's cheering in the streets in Aledo.
By: Jon Mark Beilue on October 22, 2013 - 9:13am - Add new comment
No one likes a truly one-sided football game, I mean one of those this-is-going-to-get-out-of-hand-quickly games.
The winning coach and team doesn't benefi, and the losing side is humiliated. Such was the case last Friday when Class 4A powerhouse and No. 1-ranked Aledo routed Fort Worth Western Hills, 91-0.
Apparently a Western Hills parent really didn't like it. Aledo coach Tim Buchanan told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram on Monday he received notice that a bullying report had been filed against him by a parent for the one-sided blowout.
By: Jon Mark Beilue on October 21, 2013 - 9:39am - Add new comment
What did you do over the weekend? Probably nothing that came close to what 21 people did in Cleveland on Saturday.
They set themselves on fire -- on purpose. There's a world record for everything apparently, including how many at one time can go up in flames.
The 21 broke the Guinness World Record for what is technically known as "most people performing full-body burns." It broke the previous record in 2009 when 17 people simultaneously were set on fire.
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As far as designing goes; I love to create fan-art of characters from books, movies, tv shows, video games etc. because after all what greater way is there to show your devotion to something than through art (in whatever form that may be)? And, I pride myself in trying to make the characters look exactly as they appear. I also enjoy photography, although I'm only amateur at best. Through my art here I plan to show you all the things I like, so you'll get to know me well...I hope.
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) today announced that it has selected NewYork-Presbyterian, Columbia University Medical Center and Weill Cornell Medicine to participate in a care delivery model that supports and encourages higher quality, more coordinated cancer care. The institutions join nearly 200 physician group practices and 17 health insurance companies participating in the Medicare arm of the Oncology Care Model, which includes more than 3,200 oncologists and will cover approximately 155,000 Medicare beneficiaries nationwide.
Summer has officially arrived and Independence Day is coming up. It's a time for fun outdoor activities like cookouts, camping and fireworks. Each year, approximately 10,000 Americans get hurt or burned from fireworks. Almost half of those injured are children age 14 and younger. Take extra care this Fourth of July holiday and at all of your summer celebrations by ensuring that fire-related accidents do not spoil your summertime fun.
The New York City Chapter of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) has announced John P. Leonard, MD, of Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian as its 2016 Manhattan Light The Night® corporate chair. Light The Night is LLS's largest annual fundraising event held each fall to find cures and provide access to treatments for blood cancer patients.
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As of June 2016, NewYork-Presbyterian has partnered with The Children's Museum of Manhattan as a new supporter of the EatSleepPlay™ exhibit. In celebration of this new partnership, the Department of Food and Nutrition at NewYork-Presbyterian hosted a special cooking demo at the Museum for young visitors.
Serving together in Vietnam, Henry "Bill" Warner and John Middaugh forged an Army-brothers bond they knew was profound and lasting. Nearly a half a century away from the war zone where they'd counted on each other, Middaugh put himself on the line for Warner this month in a new way, by giving one of his kidneys. The transplant was performed at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center.
The HealthOutreach program at NYP/ The Allen Hospital held its annual "Senior Prom." Teens from the community who have been volunteering at the hospital this summer helped coordinate and chaperone this year's event.
For the 15th consecutive year, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital earned a spot on U.S. News & World Report's prestigious "Best Hospitals" Honor Roll, published online on July 21, 2015 . The hospital ranks No. 7 on the national Honor Roll and No. 1 in the New York metro region.
New York Daily News published a special section about New York's "Best Hospitals" which included a feature story featuring Dr. Maria Suurna and Dr. Ana Krieger's patient who was implanted with Inspire- a new therapy for sleep apnea.
U.S. News Recognizes NewYork-Presbyterian as New York region's top children's hospital
Dr. Nitsana Spigland was featured on WABC's web series "Medical Marvels" about her patient's complicated surgery to remove her extremely rare and large tumor.
For National Volunteer Week, ABC's Good Morning America featured NYP's Paws for Patients volunteer dogs, Cassie and Daisy. NYP's Evelyn Ramos was also interviewed live about the pet therapy program.
NBC's Today Show mentioned NewYork-Presbyterian/Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital in a segment that spotlights the Hugs for Brady Foundation, a nonprofit that helps to ease stress for children who are battling cancer.
Dr. Susan Whittier appeared on ABC's Good Morning America discussing how germs could be hiding in store makeup testers.
Dr. Marisa Censani and her patients was featured as part of NY1's "Fit Kids" month. She discussed the kids and teens healthy weight program at NYP's Komansky Center for Children's Health.
Dr. Joshua Sonett and Dr. Lori Shah were interviewed on WABC-TV discussing their patient's double lung transplant that took place at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center.
Dr. Philip Stieg appeared in The New York Times discussing the N.F.L.'s new concussion management protocol.
Dr. Susheel Kodali and Dr. Martin Leon were both featured in an online segment about the TAVR procedure that assists in fixing aortic stenosis.
Dr. Felice Schnoll-Sussman appeared on WPIX-TV discussing a new at-home screening test that could be game changer for colon cancer detection.
Dr. Carl Bazil appeared on NBC Today Show's weeklong "Snooze or Lose" sleep series where he analyzed Natalie Morales' sleep apnea results live on air.
Dr. JoAnn Difede was featured in the Wall Street Journal discussing the benefits of virtual reality treatment for patients suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The article appeared in the "Personal Journal" section.
Physician assistant Tara Barlow was featured in "Medical Marvels," a WABC-TV online medical series, discussing her participation in this year's NYC Marathon on behalf of a pediatric liver transplant patient.
Experts say certain items in your home should be changed every three to four months because of bacteria. Dr. Susan Whittier appeared on ABC's Good Morning America discussing hidden germs and how often you should replace bathroom cups.
Most intense fitness classes burn about 600 calories in an hour, but a gym in New York City claims their new workout class can burn more than 1,000 calories. Alissa Rumsey, RD, was interviewed on WCBS-TV discussing healthy diets and what to eat before and after intense training.
WABC-TV ran its annual breast cancer special, "Making Big Strides." The segment included Dr. Tessa Cigler and one of her patients discussing cold cap therapy, which can help women avoid hair loss during chemotherapy. WABC-TV
NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center celebrated the opening of the Barbara Walters Acute Care Treatment Center on October 1. Supported by a $10 million gift from broadcast journalist and television personality Barbara Walters, the Barbara Walters Acute Care Center will provide access to specialized treatment for critically ill patients in Washington Heights-Inwood and across the New York metro region. Barbara Walters' gift to NYP was featured in the Wall Street Journal's "Donor of the Day" column.
Q. How is the effectiveness of pain relievers measured? Is there a list that quantifies them by strength?
A. "It's not like blood pressure, where a given dose reduces blood pressure a given amount," said Dr. Neel D. Mehta, medical director of the Pain Medicine Center at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center. Instead, he said, "we must use an experience-based approach."
Another school year has begun and that means children are out of the pool and diving into their school work. The Associated Press interviewed Dr. Pamela Gallin on how light affects kids' ability to do their homework and how to achieve the best lighting for a workspace.
NYP nursing leaders from all six campuses participated in a management course called "Music Paradigm" at the Kaplan Penthouse at Lincoln Center. Wilhelmina Manzano was quoted in the arts section of The New York Times discussing the experience.
In September, NYP broke ground on The David H. Koch Center located on the Upper East Side. Supported by a record $100 million lead gift from Hospital trustee and longtime supporter David H. Koch, the new outpatient center will offer cutting-edge ambulatory care to patients when it opens in 2018.
A study in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics looked at 600 packed lunches and found that not a single one included all five food groups. Rachel Lustgarten, RD, appeared on FOX 5 discussing her tips on what qualifies as a healthy school lunch.
Dr. Richard Isaacson was featured in the Wall Street Journal discussing Alzheimer's prevention strategies in young adults. The story appeared on the cover of the "Personal Journal" section.
NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center celebrated the 10th anniversary of the opening of The Jay Monahan Center for Gastrointestinal Health. Founded in memory of Jay Monahan, late husband of Yahoo News' Global Anchor and New York Times' best-selling author Katie Couric, the center is one of only a few comprehensive cancer and wellness centers dedicated to GI health. Katie Couric joined NYP to mark the milestone.
Researchers say they have discovered a way to diagnose depression from a simple blood test. Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman appeared live on "CBS This Morning" to discuss the potential breakthrough.
Q. Is there a difference between alcoholic dementia and "regular" dementia in the elderly?
A. Dementia refers to the general category of diseases that cause acquired cognitive loss, usually in later life, said Dr. Mark S. Lachs, director of geriatrics for the NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System. Such loss has scores of possible causes, he said, but Alzheimer's disease is the culprit in a vast majority of cases in the developed world.
Dr. Bruce Greenwald and Dr. Nitsana Spigland were featured in the New York Daily News discussing their 4-year-old patient's miraculous recovery from E. coli.
The British royal couple are expecting their second child and once again Duchess Kate Middleton is being treated for a rare pregnancy complication that is marked by nausea and vomiting. Dr. Amos Grunebaum was quoted on Today.com discussing the condition.
The Perelman Heart Institute's HeartSmarts Program was highlighted on WABC-TV's Sunday show "Here and Now." The faith-based education and outreach program aims to reduce the incidence and increase awareness of cardiovascular disease in the New York metro area's underserved communities. Dr. Naa-Solo Tettey and a HeartSmarts class in Queens were featured in the segment.
Dr. Hiroshi Mitsumoto participated in an ALS roundtable discussion with the NY Giants, the ALS Association, and Quest Diagnostics. The ALS discussion mentioning NYP was also promoted during a Giants pre-season game.
When it comes to losing weight, there is usually debate about whether low-carb or low-fat is the best way to go. Dr. Joy Gelbman appeared on WCBS-TV discussing a new study that examines the link between low-carb diets and heart health.
The New York Daily News featured an article on Dr. Yazmin Odia and her patient, who was treated for primary brain lymphoma as part of a clinical trial at the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center. The Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center recently received an $18 million grant from the National Cancer Institute.
Two brothers who underwent liver transplant surgery at NYP were featured on PIX 11 News discussing the procedure. Last spring, WABC produced a special about NYP's transplant program, "Organ Donors: Connected for Life."
Dr. Michael Vitale was featured in the New York Daily News with his scoliosis patient, who is the first in the NY area to receive MAGEC, a new spine lengthening treatment. Approved by the FDA in February, MAGEC is a magnetic tool that non-invasively lengthens metal back rods to reduce curvature of the spine. Dr. Vitale says the technology is "a game-changer."
WABC aired the sixth segment in its online web series "Medical Marvels" highlighting clinical care at NYP. The latest story features Drs. Vikash Modi and Jay Neugarten with a young patient who successfully underwent cleft lip and palate procedures.
Q.For more than 40 years, I have needed to use a white-noise machine to get to sleep. Should I worry?
A."There isn't much science behind the white-noise effect in inducing sleep, except for its use to block other intruding sounds," said Dr. Ana Krieger, the medical director of the Center for Sleep Medicine at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center.
WABC aired the fifth segment in its online web series "Medical Marvels" highlighting clinical care at NYP. The latest story features Dr. Michael Sisti and a patient who has had more than a dozen brain surgeries as a result of Von Hippel-Lindau (VHL) disease.
Fear of things like crowds, flying or public speaking can severely impact quality of life. But doctors who specialize in helping people overcome phobias and anxieties are making a big difference. Dr. Franklin Schneier appeared on FOX 5 discussing tips on how to overcome fear.
There is new virtual reality treatment available for troops who come home suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. Al Jazeera America featured Dr. JoAnn Difede discussing the treatment. Al Jazeera America
Window washers disguised as superheroes surprised children outside their windows at NewYork-Presbyterian/Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital in July. NYP staff also dressed up in superhero costumes and cheered on the surprise guests from the sidewalks, helping to create the ultimate superpower atmosphere for the kids. The Huffington Post
WABC aired a segment in its online web series "Medical Marvels" highlighting clinical care at NYP. The latest story features Dr. James Lee and Dr. William Middlesworth discussing a young boy who was saved from developing thyroid cancer. WABC-TV
Dr. Steven Kaplan was interviewed by Time magazine in a video discussing low testosterone therapy. This interview accompanies a Time magazine cover story on the topic, which will be on newsstands in mid-August. Dr. Kaplan was also interviewed live on the Today Show.
Dr. Catherine Lord was featured in The New York Times Magazine discussing recent research into whether recovery is possible from autism. The article was the cover story of the August 3rd New York Times Magazine.
People have turned to hypnosis for help with everything from losing weight to quitting smoking. CBS 2's Maurice DuBois reports hypnosis may also help relieve pain, including severe headaches and migraines.
The Wall Street Journal's "CIO Journal" ran an article announcing NewYork-Presbyterian's collaboration with Blueprint Health to create an "innovation space." The new relationship will allow NYP to work with startups to more quickly develop new technologies that improve patient care.
For the 14th consecutive year, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital earned a spot on U.S. News & World Report's prestigious "Best Hospitals" Honor Roll, published online on July 15, 2014. The hospital ranks No. 6 on the Honor Roll and No. 1 in the New York metro region.
WABC aired a segment in its online web series "Medical Marvels" highlighting clinical care at NYP. The series kicked off with a story about a new weight-loss procedure called endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty, featuring Dr. Marc Bessler.
The New York Times featured a story on Dr. Olajide Williams discussing how one public health program is using hip hop artists to promote healthy eating for youths
Drs. Darryl Abrams and Russell Miller were featured in the New York Daily News discussing how a high-tech external lung machine saved the life of a woman and her baby.
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TC TO MARGARET A. CARLYLE; 28 April 1837; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18370428-TC-MAC-01; CL 9:198-200.
Chelsea, London, 28th April, 1837—
My dear Mother,
Yesterday Jean's Letter1 came to hand, with the good news in it that you were all struggling forward in the old way. A thing I was right glad to learn in that specified manner. I had received, some fortnight before, a Letter from Alick thro' Ben Nelson: Alick saw you at Annan on your way to your present quarters. I wrote to Alick last week; or rather it was this week, and the Letter is probably lying still at the Annan Post-Office. As you are so black-baised [very concerned] about me, I determine to send off a small word today to relieve you; till Alick come or send. Alick's Letter contained a Letter from Jack too, with nothing but good news in it; here likewise all is going right enough: therefore, dear Mother, let your black-baisement become a white-baisement [optimism] with the smallest possible delay!2
The printing is entirely done; I suppose the Book will be out before many days: however, I have washed my hands of it; and try as much as possible to forget that there is such a thing in existence. The very first opportunity I have, you need not doubt I will send you off Copies of the wonderful performance; that you may read it in peace, and have done with all this clatter about it. They will come, most probably by steam to Edinburgh these Dumfriesshire Copies; after which I will direct them to be forwarded by Coach to James Aitken: so that there will not probably be much delay, after the publication here; the date of which, however, I do not know yet.
Jane continues to go on very well; and gathers strength apace now that the wind has got itself round into the West. She goes out when the sun shines; taking care to keep on the sunny side of the pavement, and not to go far: in the evenings, sometimes she will walk as far as Battersea Bridge,3 and to and fro upon it for a little while. It is very cheerful there, in these fine evenings, for the Bridge has only iron railing, being itself a Bridge of wood; and commands a free sunshiny prospect far and wide: the broad River gushing down or up according as the tide is, with barges and painted pleasure-craft, the green woody regions about Richmond on the one hand, stirring Chelsea with shops and wheel-vehicles enough and the great whirlpool of London (like an Ocean of confused steeples and reek) rising up on the other. Our advantage in the West wind is that all the reek is blown from us, not to us. Mrs Welsh rather complains of late days; but it seems nothing of moment. We hope the good weather will set everybody up again and everything.
Jack as you will see when Alick presents himself is not to quit Italy; not at least before September. He seems still to have a hankering after Rome, and will perhaps try it another winter.4 Perhaps it is as good a thing as he can do in present circumstances. He has down his Brass-Plate, I suppose, by this time; and is living quietly again in Lady Clare's. Nobody need regret much that he is not in this Country at present. It is one of the most straitened, difficult ill-situated Countries anybody ever lived in, as times go. They will improve it by and by; but it will be long first; and a terrible job to do!
As for me and my health, it is really all well enough with me. I lie quite quiet; and have the greatest appetite in the world to do nothing at all. On Monday at three o'clock comes my first Lecture; but I mean to take it as coolly as possible: it is neither death nor men's lives whether I speak well or speak ill, or even decline to speak at all, and do nothing but gasp. One of my friends was inquiring about it lately. I told him, some days I could speak abundantly, and cared nothing about it; at other times I felt as i[f when] the Monday came, the natural speech for me would be this: "Good Christia[n folk] it has become entirely impossible for me to talk to you about German or any Literature or terrestial thing; one request only I have to make, that you would be kind enough to cover me under a tub for the next six weeks; and to go your ways all with my blessing!" This were a result well worth remarking. But it is not likely to be this.— We are very much astonished where Anne Cook got her ideas about the Lectures. "Two thousand tickets" would really be a pretty thing; the twentieth part of that will satisfy us tolerably.5— On the whole, dear Mother, fear nothing! I will send you word about Lecture-business too "that I have got thro' it."6 One great blessing is that in three weeks it must be done one way or another. It will be over then, and all well.
Jane who is sitting by me, sends her affectionate regards and thanks to you and Jean and the rest. She says she will write to you by and by on her own footing; but is for the present black-baised like yourself!— You must very specially thank Jean for me; till I get leisure to thank her myself. Tell James to discontinue the Herald Newspaper at the first term there is. Such is Jack's order, who finds it inexpressibly dull, as I do. The Courier is to go to Rome instead. James, if Alick and he agree to it, can send the Herald first to Annan, and let Alick forward it. It is worth almost nothing, I think, to any man or woman.— Today I am to go and look at that Room, which is to be my Lecture-room. The hour I had appointed is just here (11 in the morning); so I must off. Good be with you all! I think I shall get a frank for this: you cannot get it before Monday at any rate. Dear Mother ever yours, / T. Carlyle


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