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Robert A Berg, M.D.
Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Department: Anesthesiology and Critical Care
Contact information
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine
Division of Critical Care
34th Street & Civic Center Boulevard
Philadelphia, PA 19104-4399
Office: 267-426-3014
Fax: 215-590-4327
B.S. (Literature, Science, and Arts)
University of Michigan, 1971.
M.D. (Medicine)
University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine, 1975.
Post-Graduate Training
Intern in Pediatrics, University of California, San Francisco, CA , 1975-1976.
Resident in Pediatrics, University of California, San Francisco, CA, 1976-1977.
Chief Resident in Pediatrics, Good Samaritan Hospital, Phoenix, AZ, 1977-1978.
Fellow in Pediatric Critical Care (4 months), Children's Hospital of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 1985-1986.
CertificationsPermanent link
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), 1975.
American Board of Pediatrics (no need for recertification), 1979.
American Board of Pediatrics, Sub-Board of Critical Care Medicine (recertification 1995, 2003, 2009, 2014), 1987.
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), 1988.
Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS), 2012.
Selected PublicationsConlon TW, Himebauch AS, Kojima T, Glau C, Woods-Hill C, Boyer DL, Berg RA, Nishisaki A: Pediatric CCM fellowship bedside ultrasound curriculum development. Critical Care Medicine December 2016 Notes: Poster Presentation at 46th Critical Care Congress, January 2017, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Wolfe HA, Morgan RW, Donoghue AJ, Niles DE, Kudenchuk P, Berg RA, Nadkarni VM, Sutton RM: Quantitative analysis of duty cycle in pediatric and adolescent in-hospital cardiac arrest. Resuscitation 106: 65-69, September 2016.
Shiima Y, Berg RA, Bogner HR, Morales KH, Nadkarni VM, Nishisaki A, for the National Emergency Airway Registry for Children (NEAR4KIDS) and the Pediatric Acute Lung Injury and Sepsis Investigators (PALISI): Cardiac arrests associated with tracheal intubations in pediatric intensive care units: A multicenter cohort study. Critical Care Medicine 44(9): 1675-1682, September 2016.
Sutton RM, French B, Meaney PA, Topjian AA, Parshurum C, Edelson DP, Schexnayder S, Abella BS, Merchant RM, Bembea M, Berg RA, Nadkarni VM: Physiologic monitoring of CR quality during adult cardiac arrest: A propensity-matched cohort study. Resuscitation 76: 76-82, September 2016.
Berg RA, Nadkarni VM, Sutton RM ,Dean M, Pollack M: Authors'response to Nunez-Rodriguez letter. Critical Care Medicine. 44(8): e763, August 2016.
Morgan RW, French B, Kilbaugh TJ, Naim MY, Wolfe HA, Bratinov G, Shoap W, Hsieh TC, Nadkarni VM, Berg RA, Sutton RM: A quantitative comparison of physiologic indicators of cardiopulmonary resuscitation quality: Diastolic blood pressure versus end-tidal carbon dioxide. Resuscitation 104: 6-11, July 2016.
Conlon TW, Ishizuke M, Himebauch A, Cohen M, Berg RA, Nishisaki A : Hemodynamic bedside ultrasound image quality and interpretation after implementation of a training curriculum for pediatric critical care medicine providers. Pediatric Critical Care Medicine 17(7): 598-604, July 2016.
Yehya N, Thomas NJ, Meyer NJ, Christie JD, Berg RA, Margulies SS: Circulating markers of endothelial and alveolar epithelial dysfunction are associated with mortality in pediatric acute respiratory distress syndrome. Intensive Care Medicine 42(7): 1137-1145, July 2016.
Morrison WE, Berg RA: Caring for the team is caring for the patient (and the future). Pediatric Critical Care Medicine 17(7): 703-704, July 2016 Notes: Editorial.
Ishizuka M, Rangarajan V, Sawyer TL, Napolitano N, Boyer DL, Morrison WE, Lockman JL, Berg RA, Nadkarni VM, Nishisaki A; for the NEAR4KIDS Investigators and Pediatric Acute Lung Injury and Sepsis Investigators (PALISI) Network: The development of tracheal intubation proficiency outside the operating suite during pediatric critical care medicine fellowship training; A retrospective cohort study using cumulative sum analysis Pediatric Critical Care Medicine 17(7): e309-16, July 2016.
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The Deobils said the number of people coming to them doubled around November, which is when the federal government cut the amount of money food stamp recipients could get each month.
For a family of four, that was a cut of about $36.
"Thirty-six for you and I might not be a lot, but for somebody who isn't getting a whole lot of money, that could be a week's worth of groceries," said Deobil.
Right now, the pantry is stocked, so someone who comes in needing f
Denise Kato doesn't need the help, but she sees the need in her own neighborhood so she drives people to the pantry to get food.
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Hey friends! Looking for advice re: booking a hike up to Machu Picchu in mid-January. I typically travel and book things as I go, but I recently heard that Machu Picchu can book up months in advance. Is this the case mid-Jan, or is this more of a concern during the busier seasons?
Basically: do I need to worry about booking it now, or can I arrive with 3-4 days of buffer and still do the hike?
I'm interested in doing the Santa Cruz trek. I prefer to go on a guided trek starting in Vaqueria and finishing in Cashapampa. I am planning to go to Huaraz, do the trek, and then go to Caraz. Is it best to arrange a guided trek out of Huaraz? In that case, do you leave from Huaraz and start the trek the same day? Is it possible to stay in Yanama and arrange a trek from there? I am planning to spend two nights in Huaraz. Is that enough time to arrange a trek?
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I've got my tickets to Peru arriving on 18th Dec. Looking for travellers to catch up there and head towards Bolivia.
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My girlfriend and I are from Belgium (30y and 27y) and we would like to do a Ausangate 5D/4N trek in the beginning of October. We'll arrive in Cusco at the 29th of September. We can start the tour a couple of days later. We are looking for more people to join the trek, so we could split the price.
If anyone's interested, please let us know!
i have some question about money in peru:
Is it possible to use there Prepaid-Cards (with Master-Card-logo) - it means cards at which I paid some credit at home before - esp. from "Reisebank" or other compagnies to get money from ATM in Peru ?
Can I use travellers cheques in Peru ?
We are about to get our train and bus tickets for Peru, and just now we realised that on Inca Rail website it says how credit card, which was used for purchase, must be presented. That got me thinking if the same is maybe also for Movil buses, just as the website is in spanish, it could be that we haven't seen this. Does anybody know what the situation with Movil is?
(Peru rail on the other hand doesn't say anything about possesion of CC)
I personally find this ridiculous, because, just a simple…
hello fellow travelers. i'm trying to find out all i can about walking the train tracks from hydroelectrica to aguas calientes. mainly the distance but i would love to hear any thoughts or personal insight that one might have to offer.kind regards to all.
Hello all - I have posted a couple of times and due to my time constraints and all of the helpful suggestions on here I've come up with the following itinerary:
Day 1 Arrive Lima 9pm
Day 2 Lima -Miraflores airbnb
Day 3 fly from Lima to Cuzco catch taxi to Pisac and stay 2 nights
Day 4 Pisac
Day 5 Pisac - Ollantaytambo stay 2 nights
Day 6 Ollantaytambo
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Day 10 Cuzco back to Lima to catch flight in morning
Day 11 fly home
Can you please let me know if the itinerary I am thinking (Of course reading a lot of ideas in forums and guide books) make sense or need some modification? Also if possible reply few question.
I will keep posting only the part of itinerary in respective forums, like here will post for Peru Part only.
18-Oct - Arrive Lima and Stay somewhere near Airport (We will arrive evening and no flight it seems for Cusco)
19-Oct - Fly to Cusco and Visit Sacred Valley and stay in Olyantambo
20-Oct -…
Hi all,
Can people who have done circuit treks in Peru offer estimates on how much I should plan to spend on
-- a 12 day circuit trek of the Cordillera Huayhuash, and,
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If I make the arrangements in Huaraz and Cusco, instead of from outside of Peru.
I was in Peru two years ago. I saw that the prices for doing walk-ups to the summits of Misti and Chachani were roughly half the price if you got it together in Arequipa, instead of booking it over the internet…


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It is hard to turn away from the picture, the frozen moment of joy. You want the mind to stop where the camera stops. You want the rose – so unbelievably sweet -- and not the thorns.
But there they are, piercing their way deep into your heart whenever you consider the tragic story of the triumphantly smiling 16-year-old in the photo, Wes Leonard.
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What would 20-0 mean? It would be a sparkling trophy in the case, a grand banner on the cinder block wall, yearbook photos to pore over in all those reunions to come. Remember when?
There was one big obstacle, though. Fennville was up against a formidable opponent in the Bridgman Bees. They had had their own special season, winning a conference championship, creating their own memories for a lifetime. The game was tight and tense, every possession filled with urgency. How excruciating it would be to lose this game, to come so close, only to fall short. Surely, Fennville fans believed, Wes would carry them through.
Wes was apparently the toast of this school, where his mom works as the choir director. "The quintessential all-American kid," according to school superintendent Dirk Weeldreyer, Wes had been the quarterback who had led Fennville to glory on the gridiron. On the hardwood, he had already eclipsed the coveted 1,000 point mark in his high school career. (In the mind's eye, the movie of that milestone rolls. The game is stopped. Head coach Ryan Klingler presents his star with the ball. The fans go wild, Wes's achievement making them all feel better about themselves, bonding this small town in the magical way that only high school sports can.)
Sure, he had been complaining of flu-like symptoms earlier in the week, but with Wes on the court, how could Fennville lose?
Back and forth it went. Fans bit their fingernails, bit their shirts, covered their eyes, held their breath. The game spilled into overtime.
With 30 seconds left and the score tied at 55, Wes found a seam in the Bridgman defense, drove hard to the hoop, and rolled in the go-ahead layup. Moments later, the 57-55 victory in the books, the fans stormed the court. Wes's teammates held him aloft. Pictures and video fill the Internet of this perfect moment. Could it be any sweeter?
Twenty-five years ago this winter I was living in southern New Hampshire, not far from the mythical Grover's Corners. That was the winter when New Hampshire's own Christa McAuliffe, a vibrant spirit, was set to become the first teacher to go into space aboard the shuttle Challenger. It was a moment of wonderful idealism in our country, reminiscent of Neil Armstrong's "one small step."
There were 73 seconds of pure celebration when the Challenger took off into the clear blue sky that January morning. You wanted to freeze that moment in all of its hope, all of its possibilities.
And then, of course, there was the terrible trail of smoke.
How do we begin to make any sense of Wes Leonard collapsing on the floor, apparently of an enlarged heart, in the aftermath of his game-winning shot? How can we cope with such anguish following such joy? It is hard to imagine what it is like for Wes's family and friends, his classmates, his teammates, all the good people crammed into that gym in Fennville, Michigan on a cold Thursday night in early March.
From our great works of art, we understand that tomorrow is not guaranteed, that today is all we know. Still, we cringe at Romeo and Juliet getting to taste only a tiny bit of the nectar of young love. We feel the painful truth of teenaged Emily Webb looking back at the living in "Our Town" and lamenting, "They don't understand, do they?"
We know, but it is true: we don't really understand. More accurately, we don't hold onto what we know about the preciousness of the day – until we are startled back into reclaiming it by someone like Christa McAuliffe or Wes Leonard.
An athlete dying young provides a particular jolt, as the poet A.E. Housman once reminded us. The young athlete is our societal perfection, our timeless and invincible hope. But the young athlete is not a statue. The young athlete is human, subject to the same slings and arrows we all are.
We all wish that the star-crossed Wes Leonard could have lived a long life, carrying Fennville into the playoffs, carrying the sense of who he might become into the days ahead. He was just 16 when he scored the winning hoop, just 16 when he died. It is an amazingly bitter loss, even as people in Fennville, and the rest of us here in Our Town, must thank him for providing the gift of a perfect season and a piercing reminder to hold onto what we know to be true.
-- Marty Dobrow is a professor of communications at Springfield College, a frequent contributor to the Boston Globe and author of Knocking on Heaven's Door: Six Minor Leaguers in Search of the Baseball Dream (UMass Press, 2010).


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The New York Times best-selling author of Promise Not to Tell returns with a simmering literary thriller about ghostly secrets, dark choices, and the unbreakable bond between mothers and daughters...sometimes too unbreakable.
West Hall, Vermont, has always been a town of strange disappearances and old legends. The most mysterious is that of Sara Harrison Shea, who, in 1908, was found dead in the field behind her house just months after the tragic death of her daughter, Gertie. Now, in present day, 19-year-old Ruthie lives in Sara's farmhouse with her mother, Alice, and her younger sister, Fawn. Alice has always insisted that they live off the grid, a decision that suddenly proves perilous when Ruthie wakes up one morning to find that Alice has vanished without a trace. Searching for clues, she is startled to find a copy of Sara Harrison Shea's diary hidden beneath the floorboards of her mother's bedroom. As Ruthie gets sucked deeper into the mystery of Sara's fate, she discovers that she's not the only person who's desperately looking for someone that they've lost. But she may be the only one who can stop history from repeating itself.
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"Jennifer McMahon is a writer of exceptional talent, and The Winter People is a hypnotic, gripping, and deeply moving thriller. With her beautifully drawn characters and complex, layered, and suspenseful story, McMahon has woven a dream from which I didn't want to wake - and couldn't have even if I wanted to." (Lisa Unger, author of In the Blood)
"In an edge-of-your-seat scary ghost story, Jennifer McMahon's The Winter People yanks you from one page to the next by expertly weaving the past and present. I will never look at the woods behind my home in the same way again!" (Heather Gudenkauf, author of The Weight of Silence )
"Structure is confusing at first but good tale"
The Winter People is a ripping good ghost story that has good twists, turns, and surprises. The story jumps around in time between the past and the present, however, and is a bit hard to follow if you are not listening carefully.
"Get past the narration of the first chapter"
Some of the narration was great; however, the narration of the first chapter -- in which the reader was, presumably, attempting to sound lyrical & whimsical -- made me want to put a pencil through my eardrum. Almost returned audiobook at that point but skipped past it & as the narrative got more serious, so did the narration. Thankfully. (I really wish some of these reader would just read & stop trying to "act.")
What's October without some goosebumps? It's challenging to find a good scary read that doesn't run through your head like a low budget horror film, so my October horror/thriller binge this year began with this novel, chosen from previous Audible members' great reviews. McMahon starts off strong creating an eerie and remote tale set against a bitter winter in Vermont during the early 1900's. From the opening pages, the story is charged with forboding and chills as a young Sara Harrison tells about the day she glimpsed a villager in the woods, whose funeral she had just attended. The distraught mother of the supposedly dead girl whisks her away and whispers to Sara, "Maybe someday you'll love someone enough to understand." Someday she will...
The story moves back and forth from the past to present day as McMahon gathers a diverse cast of characters that will all be affected by the mysterious legends of the Winter People. In the modern sequences the story starts to reveal it's secrets when Alice, the eccentric mother of girls Ruthie and Fawn disappears and the girls began a search that turns up clues right beneath the floorboards in their mother's bedroom. Another present day character is a newly widowed woman that is still mourning the death of her son. Her need to understand the recent death of her husband propels her on a journey parallel to Ruthie and Fawn's. Throughout their journeys, entries from Sara's diaries are read that flesh out the legend and the characters, building the sense of impending doom when the searcher's paths collide.
The tale is thick with atmosphere and suspense, an immersive read that is spooky and engaging, but it does require a hefty dose of suspending logic if you want to just enjoy a supernatural read for the sake of some good shivers. Sadness and sorrow don't automatically erase IQ points and make us stupid, and following the monster into a dark cave unarmed and unassisted is just that. I remember seeing a movie that began with a young couple walking in the front door of their newly acquired home where they are greeted by a threatening ghostly voice that moaned, "Get out!" For someone that would have left a smoking path of retreat, it's always hard to figure out what people that don't heed any kind of ghostly advice are thinking. But therein lies the crux of the Thriller.
Recommend for a good spirited and creepy spine-chiller; the idea is vaguely along the lines of King's Pet Semetary. Wasn't it Queen that sang, "Who wants to live forever?" This book will add an *!* to that rhetorical question.
"Good Book Spoiled By Poor Narration"
I almost stopped reading this book because the narrator was so annoying. Because it got good reviews from reviewers I respect, I bought the Kindle companion and read the book.
The narrator reads the beginning in a breathy voice that got on my last nerve. I suppose she thought it sounded childlike, but it was simply irritating.
The story hops back and forth between present and past. The narrator made it incomprehensible. I was totally lost. Once in the Kindle book, I had to begin over again to get the story sorted out.
I'm glad I did, it was a worthwhile read. The plot is novel, the characters realistic and engaging. The ending provides an interesting twist on immortality.
I recommend this book, but only on Kindle or in print.
"Atmospheric, Haunting, and Addictive"
This book had me on the edge of my seat the entire time and I don't think I took a breath for the last hour or so. I did not want to put this book down, I needed to know what exactly was going on with everyone in the book!
This is a great story, atmospheric, haunting, and addictive. I loved how all the stories came together and all the timelines were very well written and flowed beautifully with each other. The past & present stories were both great. I also really liked the characters especially Sara because I think she went through the most emotionally.
This is a hard book to review because the way the story wraps around it would be so easy to spoil it for someone and I wouldn't want anyone to not get the full effect of how this story plays out. So much of the story leaves you guessing and wondering what is real and what is not and I enjoyed the parts of Sara's diary that gives so many clues as to what is really going on but also leaves much unsaid or lost. The craziness of the first big reveal caught me totally off-guard it wasn't something I expected at all and that makes for a great book!
Cassandra Campbell & Kathe Mazur were the narrators and I thought they did a wonderful job even if their voices are very similar you still knew who was telling the story. I thought they were able to bring a softness to the tale when warranted and creeped me out just enough!(which is a good thing)
This is so much more than a ghost story it is also a story of family and what that means and how you treat people may come back to haunt you (heehee see what I did there?). But the ending OMG the ending in reference to Katherine did she?? Didn't she??? And poor Ruthie I feel bad for her. Sorry, but just had to have my say on that and make it spoiler free, when you read the book you will understand and Yes you really do need to read this book!
Lesson #1 from this book let the dead stay dead!
5 stars
"Entertaining Mystery Novel"
I found this audiobook very interesting and entertaining. It held my interest and I was excited to get in the car every morning and get to listen to the story further. I found the weaving of the story lines from the two different times periods (1908 and present day) told from the perspective of the different characters to be an effective story telling device. I was pretty easily able to figure out the ending, but, even so, it was still enjoyable to listen and hear the story unfold.
I love a good supernatural story with good content, especially from authors that don't feel the need to add smut.
"Interesting from beginning to end"
This is one of the best stories I've read lately. So often, the background story is given in the beginning and doesn't capture the readers interest but this author captured my interest from the very beginning.
Not on the edge of my seat but I looked forward to quiet time so I could listen to the story. I even shooed my husband out of the room once so I could have quiet to listen.
I hate to sound insulting but I do not like Cassandra Campbell's voice. She sounds so incredibly whiny that I want to reach through the book and slap her. This is the third book I've read that she's narrated and once she goes into her version of helplessness, it is mind-numbing.
Nothing extreme, just an enjoyable read.
"A Great Winter's Tale"
The perfect suspense story to listen to while snowed in on a cold winter's night. Not the gratuitous violence associated with the horror genre, just a nice cerebral quest into the truly frightening realm of what if.
"Would rather read it myself, but great story."
I didn't read the print version, but for me, the narrator really distracted me from the story, so I have to assume that I would have liked the print version better.
Throughout the entire book, the narrator sounded pretentious and melodramatic, which was not at all who the characters were. Her focus was so greatly on her snooty diction, that sentences didn't seem to flow correctly, in the intended rhythm. Some words were dragged out unnecessarily, (e.g. "in the living rooooom, on the shellllvesss"). I'll be steering clear of her in the future, as she did this wonderful book a great disservice.
In my dreams, I'd listen to ANY book in one sitting.
This is a haunting, compelling story. Once I made it through the weird drugged-sounding narration of the first chapter, I was drawn into the story itself and can't wait to read more by Jennifer McMahon, but I would absolutely read the print version next time.
"winter people"
I like the last chapter that Sara got disappointed by her self saying why she did all of her crime.
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Confusion . . . is the beginning of understanding . . . – Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche
Some people come to therapy to deal with an immediate problem. Then they go on with their lives. Others want to explore deep issues of spiritual and emotional growth. In the therapy process we talk about life in a way that is different from everyday conversations. We connect with meanings underneath the circumstances. The therapy process creates a container for awareness, a place for important questions to become present. Psychotherapy offers you the opportunity to invest in your personal well-being and growth in the context of a helping relationship – to begin to understand.
What will we do with our time together?
A key component of the therapy we will enter into together is the relationship between therapist and client, between you and me. It is important for you to have a safe place to explore feelings and concerns, to receive feedback and support, to examine our habitual methods of interacting with the world, ourselves and others. I invite you to be an active participant in helping me to understand you and your concerns, as well as letting me know if there is anything occurring in the session that causes you distress. This information will assist us both in creating a safe and helpful environment and inform the work that we do.
I utilize a person-centered approach, which means that our sessions will start with you and your needs. Together, we will explore the issues that you bring to counseling in a holistic way, with emphasis on emotional and personal history perspectives, as well as how those perspectives are affecting you in the present moment (right here-right now). I will do my best to model kind, positive, boundaried, here-and-now interpersonal interactions, and to stay as much out of the way as ethically possible, encouraging and allowing you to discover the abilities within you to do the work. This component of our work together is directed at providing you with the tools and insights that will help you with your concerns and goals. Again, this will involve your active participation in sharing your "story", exploring feelings and sometimes doing projects outside of sessions such as reading, journaling, drawing/painting, information gathering or making changes (homework, if you will). Very often, what you want will become clearer to you as you are able to talk about your feelings in a place of acceptance. This opportunity to explore and examine your experiences can lead to a clarity that enhances your insight and ability to make healthy and necessary changes in your life. In this way, you learn to access, trust and use your own internal resources for well-being and health. You also learn to identify and reach for helpful resources and persons outside yourself.
As with any intervention however, there are also risks associated with counseling. First of all, therapy is not an instant or even guaranteed cure. Secondly, risks can include experiencing uncomfortable levels of feelings like sadness, anger and anxiety. Some changes can lead to what seem to be worsening circumstances or even losses. For example, counseling will not necessarily keep a marriage intact. However, therapy can also be surprisingly easy and full of joy at times; the risks and challenges of therapy often leading to benefits. I will be working to support you through the challenges of change and look forward to helping you move toward the benefits and goals you seek in counseling. I appreciate your courage in considering counseling and taking a step in a new direction.
All real living is meeting – Martin Buber
A bit of background . . .
My educational foundation is a Master of Arts degree in psychology from the University of West Georgia. My training covers a wide range of theory and techniques, with emphasis on the humanistic approach to therapy and living. You might say that I see the world through a humanistic lens, one which directs my, and our, focus toward building a sense of wholeness and freedom, empowering us to make choices in life rather than allowing them to be made for us. As we direct our search inward, encountering our obstacles to growth and self-understanding, we will endeavor to address these obstacles, developing a deeper sense of connection to self, others and living and gaining insight into how we relate to and interact with ourselves and the world.
One question I am asked, perhaps more than any other, is: "What's your specialty?" This seemingly simple question stymies me. I think I instinctually resist being pigeon-holed into one course of action. Another, and perhaps more pressing issue, is that I find it difficult to believe I have been at this work long enough to declare myself a specialist at anything. Except . . . perhaps . . . at being present. Really being there and with you is something at which I excel.
Often, I think the question really being asked is: "With what kind of people do you work?" My answer to that is much simpler; I work with a variety of clientele, including individuals (children, adolescents and adults), couples, and families in both group and individual settings. I also have experience working with those who struggle with anxiety, depression, life's transitions, childhood and recent traumas, various other problems with living, and addiction in its many forms. I have worked in several different settings: inpatient stabilization unit, day hospital, and outpatient, the more popularized idea of therapy practice.
You may wonder if your needs and my approaches are a good match. That is one purpose of this little bit about me – to give you more information on which to base your decision to enter into counseling. I believe the best way is for us to talk about your reasons for seeking counseling and decide together if the ways I work might be beneficial for you. I do not work with clients whom, in my professional opinion, I cannot help using the resources and techniques I have available and will do all I am able to refer you to someone I feel may be a better match.


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Residential construction managers, also called construction superintendents, project managers or general contractors, are professionals who organize, budget and supervise the building of homes. They do not typically take part in the actual construction work themselves. Individuals in this field usually hold a bachelor's degree in construction management, engineering or a related field, although experienced construction professionals may opt for a degree in business. Before becoming construction managers, individuals usually gain some work experience in a construction role.
|Required Education
|Bachelor's degree in related field
|Other Requirements
|Construction work experience
|Projected Job Growth (2012-2022)*
|16% for all construction managers
|Average Salary (2013)*
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Residential construction managers usually work from an office, but may periodically work on site. Job duties include hiring and managing employees, scheduling projects, monitoring construction progress, securing permits and budgeting site finances. Residential construction managers also track work quality, ensure safe work conditions and make sure contractors are paid on time.
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Residential construction managers often have a bachelor's degree in engineering, construction management or building science, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS); a related master's degree may strengthen a candidate's application even further (www.bls.gov). Candidates with a high level of contractor experience in the field may choose to earn an associate's or bachelor's degree in business to strengthen the non-construction related skills required for a residential construction manager.
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TCR Friday Notes
I'll ease back into TCR with some links...
- Geovany Soto will be back in the lineup tonight just in
time for some Coors Field inflated hitting. Way to pick your spots
- A rather crucial 7-game swing here for the Cubs...4 at Colorado and then 3 at home versus Philly. The Rockies are a game behind the Giants in the wild card and one ahead of the Cubs. Pitching matchups for this weekend are: Zambrano vs U. Jimenez (3.76 ERA), Dempster vs. Marquis (3.49), Wells vs. Hammell (4.62) and Gorzelanny vs. De La Rosa (5.00 ERA, although 5-0 with a 2.50 ERA in July, but then got crushed in his first August start against Philly).
- Here's a great Dusty-ism, except it's from Hendry.
"I can't say enough about Hill," general manager Jim Hendry said. "He really saved us."
- Carlos Marmol leads all of baseball with a 8.48 BB/9 rate and at least 50 innings pitched (52 currently). I went back to 1995 and only found 2 other instances of a walk rate above 8 per nine innings and at least 50 innings pitched, John Rocker in 2000 (53 IP) and Stephen Randolph in 2004 (81.2 IP). Not a good career choice for Marmol...
When I think of control-challenged relievers that played for the Cubs, my mind always wanders to Mitch Williams. His career worst (using the 50 IP cut-off) was 7.79 BB/9 in 108.1 IP for the Rangers in 1987. In his 2 years with the Cubs, he walked 5.84 in 1989 (a career best) and 6.78 per nine innings.
- The Cubs signed their 6th round pick, LHP Brooks Raley to a $750K bonus, and inked their first 12 picks to date. The deadline is August 17th.
- Julio Castillo, the Cub farmhand that was indicted for throwing at a fan during a brawl last year, ended up getting 30 days of jail time and three years probation. As far as I know, he's still a member of the Cubs organization, although I'm sure Arizona Phil would know better.
- Kevin Hart made his first start for the Pirates last night, going 6 innings and giving up 3 runs, 1 BB, 9 H, and 5 K's.
- Chad Gaudin has been traded from the Padres to the New York Yankees for a player to be named later...he could replace another ex-Cub in Sergio Mitre in the rotation.
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Yankee's plan to acquire all ex-cubs for the bottom end of their pitching staff...
side by side with Sergio Meatball stands Chad Gaudin (who is still on the Cubs payroll)
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So the Cubs can't hit a sleepy 84 MPH Justin Lehr fastball, but they'll probably clobber Jimenez' 98 MPH fastball...
What a silly game.
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Chad Gaudin - he of the 5.00+ era and 1.88 SO/BB fame.
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Roster move for Soto?
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DFA Hendry?
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Good choice.
Very little range and seemingly powerless these days.
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Yes, Julio "Animal" Castillo is still a member of the Cubs organization (he is technically on the Boise Reserve List). He was at Fitch Park throwing bullpen side-sessions & sim games for about three months before going to Dayton for the trial. What his ultimate future with the Cubs will be, I don't know, but he does throw in the mid-90's...
Castillo is the man-child from the jungles of Hispanola (near the Dominican Republic-Haiti border) who caught a rat at the Peoria Sports Complex a couple of years ago and kept the rodent as a pet in his motel room while he spent the summer pitching for the AZL Cubs.
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I was surprised to see that Milton Bradley is on a pace to appear in 134 games this year.
But, what are the chances? That would be the second highest total in his career (2004 - 141 is tops) and he averages 90-100 games per season. Time may be running out. Uncle Milty has appeared in 88 games already.
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you could probably tack on another 10+ games to that if he wasn't rested for matchups.
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If he wasn't rested for matchups, he might have had a limb fall off by now, due to his Mark Prioritus.
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Re Hill: I don't like watching him come to the plate either, but maybe catching is mostly about catching, and maybe there's more to catching than the usual stats. If a catcher has workable ideas about how to get a hitter out, it could show up in the final score.
By my count, the Cubs are 55-30 in games that Hill has started, going back to 2007 when he took over for Michael Barrett. When you consider that Hill weakens the team's offense when he plays, it's even more remarkable.
After 2007, people mostly dismissed Hill's team-related success as lucky timing, but now it has happened again.
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After 2007, people mostly dismissed Hill's team-related success as lucky timing, but now it has happened again.
Who knew that, in addition to adding 5 mph to a pitcher's fastball, Koyie Hill would also make Soriano hit better, Bradley hit better, ARam get healthy, Fukudome to come out of his slump, etc? He really does have super powers, eh?
The Cubs haven't been winning more games (since Soto went on the DL) because of Hill. They are winning games because they are scoring more runs. And Hill has had very, very little to do with that.
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Who knew Big Lo was Koyie Hill's kryptonite?
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In addition to signing LHP-OF Brooks Raley (6th round pick out of Texas A&M) for Supplemental 1st round money (he received nearly $250K more than 2nd round pick D. J. LeMahieu got), the Cubs also recently signed left-handed hitting slugging catcher Sergio Burruel (19th round pick out of Trevor Browne HS - Phoenix, AZ) to an above-slot bonus, and Burruel made his pro debut (as DH) last night for the AZL Cubs (he walked and crushed a double in four PA).
LHP Aaron Kirk (3rd round pick out of Owasso HS - Owasso, OK) made his pro debut Wednesday night, threw one inning, and struck out the side. He has plus-velocity.
The Cubs have now signed 29 of their 50 selections from the 2009 Rule 4 Draft, including their first 12 picks and 14 of their top 15, although two of the players who signed (17th round pick RHP B. J. Dail and 23rd rounder OF Jeffrey Pruitt) subsequently had their contracts voided.
The AZL season is over on August 28th but the Boise season doesn't end for another ten days after that, so expect several AZL Cubs to get promoted to Boise on August 29th.
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Wow, I didn't realize Kirk had plus velocity. That's nice to read.
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That's a steal for Raley. A really impressive coup for the Cubs scouting department to get that guy. For about 2/3rds of the season he was the best pitcher in the country (though never the best prospect of course). Oh yeah, and he projects to be a Darrin Erstad type in center field and with the bat. Any word on what the Cubs are wanting to do with him, Phil? Or rather what he wants to do?
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He was drafted as a pitcher.
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True, but the Cubs have a history of letting people choose. I am sure they would have loved to convert Harvey to pitching two years ago, for instance.
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That's why I'm all for the death penalty for any offense. :)
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The people at the Sporting News apparently don't follow baseball very closely. Their MLB home page has a picture of Carlos Zambrano and the blurb underneath reads:
"Victor Zambrano and the Cubs try to figure out how to win on the road as they head to Colorado in a key series for both contenders. That's just one of several intriguing matchups this weekend, Ryan Fagan says."
Update: it took them a few hours but they finally fixed it.
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Scary note for the Cubs:
Of the next 31 games the Cardinals play, only 3 are against a team currently over .500 (Dodgers).
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That's kind of scary, but I still fully believe the Cubs biggest enemy right now is the Cubs. If they can just do what they do, they'll be alright.
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Anyone want to take a flyer on the Giambino as a LH bat off the bench?
He's only hitting .193 this year, but has 40 RBIs to go along with 11 HRs. Could he be this year's Jim Edmonds (although mostly as a PH)?
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No thanks. He's an admitted steroid freak, and if you want to overlook that he can't play any position and he can't hit. So what value does he have? Why Oakland gave him almost $6 million guaranteed between this year and next year's buyout is beyond me. He sucks.
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Nah. This team is dislikable enough even without Giambi. I'm okay with a slightly less muscly Micah Hoffpauir off the bench.
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Giambi's dislikable? I always kinda figured him to be a fun, beer-drinking, party guy.
Also, he grows one helluva mustache.
Anyway, he doesn't really fit anywhere on the Cubs, but even at .193 he's got more RBIs than Bradley. Shit, just last year he hit 32 HRs and had an OPS+ of 128.
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file this under fun with the rule 5 draft: Pirates place Donald Veal back to the DL with a sprained left index finger
file this under McFail ain't doin' us any favors: Gregg Zaun from the O's to the Rays for cash considerations
file this under I'm selective when type and pasting: Brewers recalled RHP Jesus...
(that outta help their pitching staff)
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Just a couple weeks ago we saw a ball get lost in the jersey of an opposing pitcher... you don't have that problem with a robe.
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well played.
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Unbelievable... waiver claim on Rios.
Who the hell would want that at that price?
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The Dodgers? They have a recent history of terrible contracts.
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Normally the Dodgers couldn't get anybody through waivers at this point, but in this case, I can see why nobody got in their way.
Maybe the Mets? That's about my only reasonable guess, if they think he can really help them the next four years or whatever he has left.
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I'll guess it's the Giants. But you can't count the Royals out, their GM seems to make some questionable financial moves as well, but the Giants are starved for offense and they talked about trading for Rios a while back.
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I like Rios. They can have Bradley, Heilman and Miles in exchange. This defeats the purpose of shedding payroll? I don't care.
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.. you don't have that problem with a robe
can't be correct, wasn't he a lefty?
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So the whole thing about Donald Veal and how the pirates might be stashing him on the dl (or not for that matter) made me think of something.
Often a young player like David Patton may be coerced into playing along with a fake injury in order to stay with the team. If I'm him I would do the same, you get to stay on a first place team and have a future with a club like hte Cubs (in this case, i'm considering it a good thing).
But let's take a guy like Donald Veal. He was Cub but then gets Rule 5'd to the Gulag. If they are trying to stash him even though he's not really hurt, couldn't he file a grievance with the union? (this presumes that he'd rather be a Cub, as of course anyone would)
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I think the $440K he's getting paid to sit on the DL is what's keeping him happy, considering he'd be nowhere near the majors with the Cubs. Same goes for Patton.
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I wonder if there's some sort unwritten rule that you agree to do it...or be branded as someeone who's not a team player.
Left Handed Catchers
As a lefty this has always interested me.
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you'll be hard pressed to find a coach in highschool or college that would want a LH catcher...the curve stops there many times.
from the "throwing to 3rd thing" to worries about RH hitters (way more of them than lefty hitters) being able to sneak signs easier...there's plenty of excuses to go around.
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.. you don't have that problem with a robe
he can pitch, and catch all at the same time even with a catchers glove on his right hand.
dos equis XX
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if that saw went any deeper, Koyie Hill might have been your most recent mlb left handed catcher...
Pat Venditte
Still climbing the ladder in Yankees' system. Was promoted at the beginning of July to High-A Tampa. Has a 2.60 ERA, 1.10 WHIP. Still pitching with both hands... How far will he go? It sure has been fun to follow...
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I think it would be such a valuable skill to be an ambidextrous quarterback so you could roll out to either side and throw on the run.
I hope this guy makes the majors. Would be really cool to watch.
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Pat Transvenditte.
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The Hoff sent down to AAA, as some of you had desired, to make room for "Oblique-Man"
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Submitted by Cubster on Fri, 08/07/2009 - 1:42pm.
file this under fun with the rule 5 draft: Pirates place Donald Veal back to the DL with a sprained left index finger
CUBSTER: Donald Veal has spent 85 days on the Pirates 25-man roster in 2009, so five more days on the Active Roster (and presumably he will be reactivated after rosters expand on 9/1) and the Rule 5 restrictions will be lifted for 2010, so that the Pirates can option Veal to the minors in 2010, 2011, and 2012 (if they wish).
David Patton has already spent 90+ days on the Cubs 25-man Active List in 2009, so he could just go home for the rest of the year because he has spent enough time on the Cubs 25-man roster for his Rule 5 restrictions to be lifted next season. (If a Rule 5 player spends less than 90 days on an MLB Active List in the season following selection in the Rule 5 Draft, the Rule 5 restrictions continue into the next season until the player has accrued 90 days of MLB Service Time).
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supposedly jed "who?" hoyer, too
same...i just happen to not like sitting through shit sandwich meals for multiple years. baseball is kinda boring when you're punting on 1st down for a slew of years in a row.
i fully understand why it was done, but i didn't enjoy it. there was more than one way to get competitive and this was the chosen way.
fwiw, apparently McLeod signed extension as well after he didn't get Twins gig.
I am once again reminded why I am happy that Theo is running the organization.
if not they can just intentionally tank the team for 3-4 years and rebuild.
Hopefully after the Cubs complete their sevenpeat :)
They're the best in the business and have been for 12 years running now. The only question is when they'll get bored of it.
I was right here. I don't require my GM's to be perfect, but I would like them to understand what wins baseball games (IMO controlling the strike zone and creating/avoiding outs), and knowing where the organization is in the success cycle.
Theo and company have made and will make plenty of mistakes, but they seem to understand those two items pretty well.
Now we're all Theo-believers, where were you when he signed Edwin Jackson? Or how about trading away DJ Lemehaiu? And not signing Samardzija to an extension? Or not pursuing Prince Fielder or Albert Pujols? Or signing Lester? Or trading away Cashner, Dempster, Feldman, etc?...I think I'm losing the narrative here.
So his deal runs through 2021? Which pretty much coincides when all these guys are due to hit free agency.
Great news.
"Terms of the deal were not disclosed."
Theo inks five year extension
PC tonite at PNC
Not as a major factor, but could be a tie-breaker. But, yeah, on performance and experience, it's Coghlan.
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