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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) Patrick Marleau (FSY), Joe Thornton (FSY) and Evgeni Nabokov (FSY) shouldered the brunt of the criticism for San Jose's past postseason failures.
It's only fitting that those three are the biggest reason why the Sharks are headed back to the Western Conference finals for the first time in six years.
Thornton set up Marleau for the tiebreaking goal 6:59 into the third period and Nabokov bounced back from a Game 4 shellacking to help the Sharks eliminate the two-time defending Western Conference champion Detroit Red Wings with a 2-1 victory Saturday night in Game 5 of their second-round series.
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"It feels good," said Thornton, who scored the first goal for San Jose. "After kind of embarrassing ourselves with the 7-1 loss in Detroit we just wanted to bounce back. I thought we did a great job."
Postseason disappointments have been commonplace in recent years in San Jose. The Sharks have had the second-best record in the NHL the past five seasons, but hadn't made it past the second round in that span until now.
Three straight second-round losses were followed by a first-round defeat to Anaheim last season, raising questions about whether the core of Thornton, Marleau and Nabokov could lead the Sharks to the Stanley Cup.
San Jose is now halfway to that elusive title. The Sharks will play either Chicago or Vancouver in the conference finals. Marleau and Nabokov are the only players remaining from San Jose's only previous trip to the conference finals when the Sharks lost to Calgary in six games.
"It's definitely nice to get back there and be one step closer to winning the cup," Marleau said.
Nabokov survived a blitz late in the second period to keep it tied at 1. Marleau then came through with his second game-winning goal of this series when Thornton found him all alone in the slot and he beat Jimmy Howard (FSY).
The goal set off a raucous celebration at the Shark Tank. Marleau also scored in overtime to win Game 3, also off a feed from Thornton.
Thornton might finally be shedding the nickname "No Show Joe" by winning a gold medal in the Olympics and playing his best playoff series with the Sharks. He got his first goal of the postseason when he scored the winner in Game 2, started a third-period comeback with a goal in Game 3 and was involved in both of San Jose's goals in the clincher.
"That's great to see because we had some individuals that heading into the playoffs had to answer some questions," coach Todd McLellan said. "I think to this point they've done that."
Detroit is the only team better in the regular season than the Sharks since the start of the 2005-06 season and the Red Wings have been far better in the postseason. They eliminated the Sharks in the second round in 2007 and went to the last two Stanley Cup finals, winning it all in 2008.
Now a season that got off to a slow start because of injuries but seemed to be peaking at the right time has come to an early end for the Red Wings. Detroit fell behind 3-0 in this series before winning Game 4 at home 7-1 and putting up a good fight in the finale.
"The Sharks have been a very good team the past few years and they play smart," Detroit forward Henrik Zetterberg (FSY) said. "Every time you make the playoffs, you learn more and more and eventually you start playing better in the playoffs. They are playing smarter and they are playing more like a team."
Detroit seemed to have the momentum after dominating the second period and surviving a missed penalty shot by Joe Pavelski (FSY) early in the third. But the Sharks battled back and got their fourth one-goal win of the series.
"They were better than us," Detroit coach Mike Babcock said. "They games were tight, but they found a way to continually win. That's what good teams do."
Detroit got its first goal early in the second when Brian Rafalski's (FSY) point shot sneaked through to make it 1-0. Johan Franzen (FSY) assisted on that goal, tying Gordie Howe's franchise record set in 1964 by recording a point in 12 straight playoff games.
Nabokov didn't allow anything else all game, finishing with 33 saves. He was at his best on a power play late in the second when he stopped a few tough deflections. Detroit couldn't get a good shot in the final minute even after Dan Boyle (FSY) was sent off for holding with 52.2 seconds to go.
"It's hard to play against those guys," Nabokov said. "I don't think people expected us to win 4-1 but that's hockey."
Thornton tied it just 7 seconds after Brad Stuart (FSY) was sent off for elbowing Pavelski. The Sharks didn't get another shot off in the final 15:06 of the second period.
NOTES: Stuart played despite an injured knee that knocked him out of Game 4. ... San Jose D Niclas Wallin (FSY), who hadn't played since Game 1 of the first round for San Jose, returned from a lower body injury. ... Lidstrom played his 247th career playoff game, tying Patrick Roy (FSY) for the second-most ever. Chris Chelios (FSY) holds the record with 266.
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A WEYMOUTH taxi driver has found a new subject to talk about in his cab – his own book.
David Worsdale is following in the footsteps of Harry Potter author JK Rowling by writing a children's fantasy novel.
But unlike the boy wizard, his characters first began life 40 years ago.
It has taken a while, but ideas he first had when working in the Middle East in the 1970s have finally made it into a book called Pedro and the Magic Marbles, which was self-published.
"It's been a labour of love for most of my life," said Mr Worsdale, 73, who drives for Weyline Taxis and writes poems in his spare time.
The book, which is suitable for children aged eight years and up, tells the story of a boy named Pedro who unlocks the secret of marbles dug up in a mine.
Stories about magic marbles were first dreamt up by Mr Worsdale in 1973 when he worked as a safety instructor for the Saudi Arabian air force and was asked to contribute to a children's page for the company magazine.
He said: "I had the story on three A4 sheets. I thought that eventually I would get round to writing a book."
Mr Worsdale, who has grown-up children and grandchildren, added to the story over time.
He said: "Sometime the story would flow and I would write a bit over a few days and then I'd get writer's block and not write for months.
"Last year I promised myself I would complete it. It went from three A4 sheets to 140,000 words."
Mr Worsdale had the book published through an American firm after paying a sum of cash.
The book is available on Amazon for £13.95 and a copy is being made available at Weymouth Library.

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JOHN Pickering has retired from the role of partner at his eponymous firm, which champions the cause of workers suffering from industrial diseases.
Mr Pickering, 63, will stay on as a part-time consultant at the practice he founded in Ancoats, Manchester, in 1979.
It now has offices in Oldham, Manchester, Liverpool and Halifax, employing seven partners, 13 lawyers and a total of 40 staff.
Mr Pickering, who lives in Hebden Bridge, is married with three children and several grandchildren. He began his career at Thompsons in 1962. Ruth Davies has been promoted to partner at the office. Meanwhile, Malcolm Hall has retired - for the third time - after 63 years in the legal profession.
Malcolm, 82, quit the scene in 1986, but returned as a consultant at Stockport firm Abson Hall.
He spent 10 years in that role until he "retired" again.
But he was soon back in action at the firm, which as a result of mergers became Sinclair Abson Smith in 1999, then SASlawyers earlier this year.
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"You can't leave Fokof. Unless you're dead."
For one of the most interesting guys in South African rock, Hunter Kennedy's a hard guy to make sound interesting. He's a writer not a talker, I guess… Still, I always get the impression that he's all over the place.
During our interview, it feels like he's band practising, on Twitter, handling Jack Parow business with record label Supra Familias, comparing schedules with the rest of Fokofpolisiekar and checking out the new Adidas range. All on his trusty Blackberry.
Unperturbed, I chat to Hunter about leaving aKING, new Fokof, the rise of Jack Parow and Supra Familas' recent European adventure.
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To say that my family and I have had a rough couple of weeks would be an understatement. It seems like everything is going wrong. I'm sure you're thinking I'm being dramatic, but let me fill you in on just a few things that have happened over the last couple of weeks:
* My debit card number was stolen and our checking account was drained.
* I fell down the stairs, scraped my arm, and got a bruise the size of Texas on my rear.
* I fell down the stairs, scraped my arm, and got a bruise the size of Texas on my rear.
* Keith had his worst month of sales since entering his industry in 2011.
* While hammering a nail to hang a picture on the day of my husband's birthday gathering, I punctured the freon line and caused $$$ in damage.
* Gav drove his Tonka truck over my iPad and cracked the screen.
More things have happened, but I'll stop the list at five. (And yes, the iPad getting cracked isn't too much of a big deal, but add in a broken laptop and a graduate program starting next week and we've got a situation!) I was fixing to write a post about seasons and the ups and downs of life, and then I remembered that I wrote a guest post for my lovely friend Al over at Traffic Jelly a little over a year ago. The same words written then still ring true today, so I thought I'd share it here on My Dolce Vita.
While blog hopping one night in 2010, I stumbled upon a beautiful girl in the midst of a heartbreaking season. I didn't know anything about her except that she was strong, honest, and raw. I love that about Al. :) So when she reached out for guest postings, I didn't think twice. Today I am inspired by Al to write about something that so often enters my mind, and that is the seasons of life.
We all go through them. Some are wonderful, some are messy, and some are just plain rotten. We get hit by life's curve balls and sometimes it's too easy to accept defeat or think that things cannot possibly get better. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. But here's the thing -- the season will change. Things will change. After all, they are called seasons.
I'm a firm believer that everything happens for a reason and each season we go through teaches us valuable lessons. Whether you are forced to learn the hard way or are blessed with a joyful season, it doesn't matter. Nothing stays the same. As a new Mom, I am learning this daily. My son, Gavin, was born on Leap Day and is already 4 months old. This tiny little soul who used to sleep all day has found his voice and is now quite the random screamer. He is rolling around, scooting across the floor, trying to eat his toes, and at this very moment, making gargling noises. So much has changed in only 4 months that I want to grab time by the shoulders and say "PLEEEEASE. Slow. Down!"
But I can't.
And that's why we need to soak in every season. Time is fleeting. Do I like 4am feedings and poopy diapers? Of course not. But will I miss them on his first day of school or when he learns how to drive? Absolutely. (My stomach just sank at the thought of my baby being a teen...woah.) For me, this season would be considered a good one. But rewind to January and things weren't so peachy. My husband's company filed bankruptcy and laid off everyone when I was 8 months pregnant. And while losing his income hurt, the biggest lost was our health insurance. We had recently relocated to Atlanta, GA for his job and were now stuck with with no job, no insurance, and no family. Oy. Let's just say it was a stressful, scary season.
But you know what? Everything worked out. We ended up applying for health assistance through the government and were approved a week before Gavin was born. I delivered a healthy baby boy without any complications, and in March my husband received a job offer for the best job he's ever had. In a matter of months everything completely turned around. Without a doubt, we give 100% credit to the one who holds us in His hands.
I personally think the most important thing to do when stuck in an unpleasant or unfortunate season and is to not lose faith. Don't give up hope. Persevere. Things may have to get worse before they get better, but I can promise you that eventually, it will get better. When I think about past seasons, I tend to chuckle a bit. In high school I was confident my life was over when I didn't make the cheerleading squad junior year. In middle school, I just knew that was it when I got caught passing notes. And when I was making poor choices in my wild season and feeling more than lost, I just knew things would never get better. But I was wrong.
Just remember that it takes time to transition from one season to the next. Also remember that the tough ones will make you stronger. I hope this post encouraged you to hang on, keep the faith, and know that you are not alone.
Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you."
Deuteronomy 31:6
So, we're praising Him in this storm. Because as with all seasons, this storm is on its way out!
So, we're praising Him in this storm. Because as with all seasons, this storm is on its way out!


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though my present career in 14 hasnt been amazing i do like to pick it up and tinker with it occassionally. what i seem to be missing is a decentish kind of database where i can compare stuff like weapons and armor.
i find the zam database is ok but strongly lacks the "at a glance" ability. in ffxi i used to love the zam database as i could look at rings and it would list every ring and the stats of it on one page (http://ffxi.allakhazam.com/dyn/items/Finger.html) but the 14 zam database is alot less informative (http://ffxiv.zam.com/en/itemlist.html?slot=47)
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"For the past several years, Denver International Airport and I have worked with a team of dedicated architects and engineers to try to bring this ambitious project to fruition," he said in a statement. "From the beginning we have had the project's best interests at heart and although we have decided to part ways, I wish DIA all the best with the South Terminal Redevelopment Program and its future success."

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Noted international architect Santiago Calatrava has informed Denver International Airport officials that he and his firm are halting their work on DIA's South Terminal Redevelopment Program and are withdrawing from the venture. DIA officials said they intend to proceed with the project using designs already produced by the Spanish architect and his firm, Festina Lente.

 Calatrava is apparently quitting over the speculation that the city & county of Denver does not have enough cash to complete the project to the level of quality that is befitting his name and the reputation of his firm.


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From the beginning, the goal of the organization has been to serve the needs of Jewish artists, and those who sell and promote Jewish art. Our membership includes artists, artisans, architects, collectors, galleryists, and anyone interested in the role of Judaica and Judaic art as it relates to home, family, and community. Current members include individuals, companies and organizations in the United States, Israel, Italy, and Canada.
In 1993, the organization created Jewish Arts Week. That tradition evolved, and in 2013 became Jewish Arts Month – an educational event held in March (to coincide with the artistic achievements of Bezalel and others described in Torah). During the event, there are online and brick-and-mortar member shows, a national event calendar, an essay contest for adults and youth, and local programs given by members in their communities. At the launch of the first Jewish Arts week in 1993, Rabbi Avi Magid commented, "It may fairly be said that Jewish Art is a spiritual growth industry."
The AGJA website was launched in 1999, providing a central location for some of the most talented artists and artisans in the world to display their Judaica and Judaic art, and offer an educational and networking forum for those who appreciate, study, and collect their work.
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Monty the Mouth is the tertiary antagonist in Stuart Little, and a protagonist in the rest of the franchise. He is Smokey's former henchmen and Snowbell's best friend who craves to eat Stuart (although he has helped him at times). He is voiced by Steve Zhan in the first two films, who also voiced Thunderclap and portrayed Cliff, by Rino Rameo in the third film, and by Andre' Sogliuzzo in the TV series.
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He was one of Smokey's henchmen. He was defeated when Snowbell ripped the branch he and the other cats were on. He became a supporting protagonist in the sequel. At the end, he sees Falcon falling into a trash can, and Monty presumably eats him. He is also a supporting protagonist in the TV series and the third film.
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STONE HARBOR - For someone who lives in a pancake-flat part of the Northeast that sees precious little snow, Chris Brockman spends a lot of time thinking about snowboarding.
Brockman, of Middle Township, owns Stone Harbor Surf & Paddle, a surf shop on Third Avenue in downtown Stone Harbor that sells and repairs surfboards and paddleboards. But in winter, he teaches snowboarding to vacationers in Aspen, Colo.
Surfing and snowboarding have a lot in common, he said.
"I grew up a surfer. But I went out to visit my brother in Colorado. I was out there bartending and I started instructing in snowboarding," he said.
He snowboards about 130 days of the year, learning new free-style tricks with pipes and rails.
Brockman bought the surf shop this year and changed the name from Wetsuit World to Stone Harbor Surf & Paddle.
The store still sells a wide variety of wetsuits, with long or short sleeves, plus materials suited to diving, surfing, paddleboarding or triathlons. They're made locally by manufacturer Henderson Aquatics, which is based in Millville.
"We're breaking in new equipment all the time. Some are made for commercial fishing. We're putting together an order now for a fire department in Delaware that does river rescue," Brockman said. "I have good product knowledge because I use this stuff. When I buy equipment, I know what will work here in New Jersey for our clients."
The shop is open year-round. When Brockman goes back to Colorado this winter, he will leave the store in the hands of manager Matthew Mansor, 29, of Avalon. Mansor learned to surf when he was 12 and worked for the store's former owner.
"Matt's a year-round surfer. He's one of those guys climbing through the snow to get to the water," Brockman said.
Some of South Jersey's best surfing takes place in the fall, when the water gets colder. The shop offers a variety of products to help surfers contend with all weather conditions.
"February is our slowest month, but you'd be surprised by how many people go surfing in all weather," he said.
Locally, paddleboarding is growing in popularity.
"It's versatile," Mansor said. "Paddleboarding is something you can do in the back bay or the ocean. You can even teach yourself how to do it."
The store offers individual surfing lessons and runs Stone Harbor's surf camp for the borough's Recreation Department.
"We do a lot of lessons. That definitely helps with our sales," Brockman said. "We specialize in helping beginners. We sell a lot of beginner equipment - soft surfboards and equipment."
The way Brockman sees it, people don't learn to surf. They become surfers.
"When you get good at it, it becomes very rewarding. It's a great sport because there's no score. It doesn't matter how good or bad you are. The best surfer is the one who is having the best time," he said.
Beginner boards are wider and longer, less expensive and made from a foamy material that is more forgiving on the body during a fall. But the store has a variety of gear to match all experience levels, Brockman said.
Children can get frustrated and give up when trying something difficult for the first time, so Brockman said it's important that they have a fun time during the lesson.
"That's our emphasis. I set them up for success and make it so they can stand up on the board," he said. "Then mom and dad can get a picture."
These young surfers are bound to be tomorrow's customers, he said.
"There's an investment. Kids will start with a soft board and then move them up to a durable board. We steer kids to a used board so they know how to care for them," he said.
The shop also does in-store repairs in its back workshop. They can fix cracks and chips to extend the lifespan of a board, he said. Most of these board mishaps occur out of the water.
"A high-performance surfboard is a fragile piece of equipment that takes a lot of care," he said. "When it does break, it has to be repaired. If it's not, it's the beginning of the end."
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The hedge fund maven at the top of Citadel LLC really, really is mad at E*Trade Financial, the online brokerage that Citadel helped bail out back in 2007.
Recently, though, Citadel loudly and angrily demanded big changes at E*Trade or a sale. The company responded by hiring Morgan Stanley bankers to conduct a review of "strategic alternatives." This is code for "Stop bothering us, Ken Griffin! We're really trying to sell the company and pay your money back!"…
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On the day of resurrection and judgment, how will Christ judge unbelievers, those sinners who rejected Him as Lord and King?
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Just like judges judge people according to written laws, Jesus will use His written Word to judge unbelievers. No person will have an excuse when the Day of the Lord comes.
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Michael Bennett: The defensive end didn't dress as he deals with a groin injury that has kept him out of both games so far this season.
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The Buccaneers find themselves in a very interesting predicament this Sunday as they travel to Atlanta. They either follow up the epic choke job in Washington with another loss and completely demolish any hope of recovery in 2015, or they do what they showed they could do in the first 30 minutes against Washington and take the next step towards positivity.
Many Bucs fans are leaning more towards option "A". I'm one of them.
Atlanta is a team that, on paper, is not that much better than Tampa Bay in terms of talent. In fact, they may not even be as talented as the Bucs. And, they've been struggling offensively over the last three weeks. In Atlanta's last three games, they beat Washington in overtime (at home mind you), lost in New Orleans (where Tampa got their first win this season), and defeated the Titans in Tennessee 10-7. Matt Ryan over those last three weeks is averaging 266.7 yards, one touchdown, 1.3 interceptions, and a 61.06% completion percentage per game. On the flip side, over Winston's last three games, he's averaging 264.3 yards, 1.67 touchdowns, 1.3 interceptions (but hasn't thrown any in back to back games), and a 67.1% completion percentage.
But no one is saying Winston is the problem. In fact, the offense has looked pretty darn good recently between Winston making smarter decisions and the running duo of Doug Martin and Charles Sims. However, the Bucs are still heading into the Georgia Dome and I fully expect the Falcons to use this game to get their offense back on track and clicking again. Why?
Because of this defense. Period.
People, fans and media alike, went on and on heading into the Washington game about the Bucs having a "top-5 defense". No. No they didn't. Not even close. And if you're someone who looks at a stat sheet instead of the actual game going on right in front of you, here are some cold hard facts about this "top-5 defense" that you thought they had;
The Bucs' defense ranks 31st in the NFL in opposing quarterback passer rating at 111.2. Only Detroit is worse and they give opposing quarterbacks a rating of 111.6. And the Bucs have allowed this against those perennial pro bowlers Blake Bortles, Kirk Cousins, Ryan Mallet, and Marcus Mariota.
The defense is tied for 28th in the NFL in passing touchdowns allowed with 15. The last place team? 16 touchdowns allowed.
The defensive rank for interceptions? Tied for 26th with three, yes three, all season long. None, by the way, have been by cornerbacks.
And finally, and most importantly, points per game allowed. The Bucs are in a tie for dead last allowing 29.8 points per game.
Now, what about that says "top-5 defense" to you? You know what it's saying to Matt Ryan and Julio Jones? Time to feast. Time to get this offense back on track and return to the top of the division. Matt Ryan is going to throw it all day long because he can. There's no one there to stop it. The corners on this team have no interceptions and only six passes defensed. How in the world are they going to stop Julio Jones?
This team's best hope of staying competitive and potentially even stealing this game from Atlanta, which make no mistake about it – they can, is to let Winston go toe-to-toe with Matty Ice. To continue utilizing this run game the way they have, allowing Doug Martin to become the third leading rusher in the league. There will be little to no defense in this game, much like all season, so let the offense put up as many points as possible.
And despite Lovie Smith's "philosophy" at the end of the half, the Buccaneers can not afford to play conservatively. Wasting that possession, not trying to score at the end of the half, could cost them the game in the end. Sound familiar? Even if it is just a field goal, any points are better than running into the locker room at halftime with three timeouts you've just thrown away because you were "too afraid to make a mistake".
Fear gets you nowhere. You drafted Winston to lead this team, let him do it. Is there any time Winston has looked better this season than when he's running a 2-minute drill? NO. That's his bread and butter.
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Patients suffering from psychotic disorders have an increased risk of comorbid somatic diseases such as cardiovascular disorders and diabetes mellitus. Doctor-related factors, such as unfamiliarity with these patients, as well as patient-related factors, such as cognitive disturbance and negative symptoms, contribute to suboptimal health care for these patients.
General practitioners (GPs) could play a key role in diagnosing and treating this somatic comorbidity as in the Netherlands, almost all residents are registered at a general practice. This study aims to find out whether there are any differences between the levels of health care provided by GPs to patients with psychotic disorders, compared to other types of patients.
A cohort of patients with an ICPC code of psychosis and two matched control groups, one consisting of patients with other mental problems and the other one of patients without any mental problems, were followed over a period of 5 years.
Patients with psychotic disorders (N = 734) contacted the GP practice more often than patients in the control groups. These patients, both adults (p = 0.051) and the elderly (p < 0.005), received more home visits from their GPs. In the adult group (16 to 65 years old inclusive), the number of consultations was significantly higher among both psychosis patients and the group of patients with other mental problems (p < 0.0005). The number of telephone consultations was significantly higher in both age categories, adult group (p < 0.0005), and > 65 years old (p = 0.007). With regard to chronic illnesses, elderly psychosis patients had fewer contacts related to cardiovascular diseases or chronic lung diseases.
Patients with psychotic disorders contact the GP practice more frequently than other types of patients. Adult psychosis patients with diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular diseases or chronic lung diseases receive the same amount of health care for these diseases as other primary care patients. The finding that older patients with psychotic disorders are diagnosed with cardiovascular diseases and obstructive lung diseases less frequently than other types of elderly patients requires further study.
Psychotic disorders are severe psychic disorders involving a loss of contact with reality. Medical signs can vary greatly, including both acute and chronic phases. Patients suffering from psychotic disorders are faced with a large spectrum of comorbid diseases [1,2]. This has been demonstrated most clearly for obesity and related conditions such as diabetes mellitus and the metabolic syndrome [3-6], and for cardiovascular diseases [7,8]. There are also indications that psychosis patients are more susceptible to lung diseases, thyroid diseases, and infectious diseases such as tuberculosis and hepatitis B and C [9,10]. This somatic comorbidity can be explained by several, partly related, causes. Schizophrenic patients more often have an unhealthy lifestyle: they move less, eat poorly, smoke more often, use cannabis and other narcotic drugs, and drink alcohol more often [11,12]. In addition, antipsychotic drug treatment also contributes to an increase in weight and the development of the metabolic syndrome [13,14].
Consulting a doctor can sometimes constitute a barrier to psychosis patients: these patients might observe and interpret physical complaints differently and deal with pain differently [15,16]. Moreover, some patients find it hard to discuss their problems with others [17]. In many cases, including acute illnesses, psychosis patients tend to seek help at a later stage or, indeed, when it is too late [18,19].
In the Netherlands, under the Care Insurance Act, the more than 16 million residents - excluding military personnel and inhabitants of nursing homes and mental hospitals - are registered with a general practitioner practice. From the residents with severe mental disorders, there are about 18.000 patients hospitalised where they receive the somatic care from a somatic physician in the hospital.
The duty of general practitioners (GPs) is to act adequately and professionally in case of questions from patients regarding their health problems. There is an assumption that they are well informed about somatic and psychiatric morbidity and comorbidity, and that they document such information in the electronic medical record. They carry out diagnostics and treatment and guide chronically ill people. One of their tasks is detecting and treating health problems at an early stage. According to the literature, however, GPs pay less attention to detecting risk factors for cardiovascular diseases, and undertreat hypertension, diabetes mellitus and fat metabolism disorders in cases of patients with psychotic disorders [20,21]. This raises questions regarding the quality of care provided by Dutch general practitioners to patients with psychotic disorders. To this purpose, the following research questions have been formulated:
- Is there any difference between the use of care by patients with psychotic disorders and other patients at a GP practice?
- Is there any evidence that general medical care provided to patients with psychotic disorders in the case of chronic illnesses, such as diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular diseases, and obstructive lung diseases, differs from the type of care offered to other patients?
Longitudinal registration data, over a period of five years, taken from the electronic patient records of the Netherlands Information Network of General Practice (LINH) were used. LINH covers 89 automated general practitioner practices with nearly 340.000 registered patients who are representative of the Dutch population concerning age, sex, and urbanisation degree. LINH collects data about morbidity, contacts, drug prescriptions, and referrals. The selection of patients from this database was based on codes of the International Classification of Primary Care (ICPC) assigned by general practitioners. The registration period for research purposes was 1 January 2002 to 1 January 2007.
Three groups of patients were selected based on ICPC codes. The index group of patients with psychotic disorders (N = 734) consisted of patients who had contact with the GP practice between 1 January 2002 and 31 December 2002 for the following ICPC codes: P71 Organic psychoses, P72 All types of schizophrenia, P73 Affective psychoses, and P98 Non-specific psychoses. The control groups had the same sizes (N = 734) and had been matched according to age and gender. One control group, the 'Control with P' group, consisted of patients who had consulted their general practitioner about other (all remaining) mental health problems and diagnoses (P01-P29, P70, and P74-P97) in 2002. Meanwhile, the other control group, the 'Control without P' group, consisted of patients who had visited their general practitioner without any mental health problems in 2002.
The International Classification of Primary Care (ICPC) classifies a delirium as an organic psychosis. As this specific condition occurs mostly in elderly patients, we chose for an analysis of our data in two age categories. The group of adults (aged 16 to 65 inclusive) consisted of 532 patients (72.5%) and the group of elderly (aged > 65) consisted of 202 patients (27.5%) of the total group (N = 734). These categories will be referred to as 'adults' and 'elderly' respectively for the remainder of the paper.
The morbidity database contains all contacts with the general practitioner practice, irrespective of the nature of these contacts, and each contact is linked to an episode with an ICPC code. An episode is a period of care containing all contacts concerning a specific symptom or illness [22], which can be continuous in chronic diseases like diabetes, or of limited time period as in an acute disease, like tonsillitis.
Care provided by the general practitioner in case of diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular diseases, and chronic respiratory diseases was measured by means of the number of contacts and the referrals. Contact frequencies and incidences were converted into numbers per 1000 patient years. In order to assess any difference in outcome between the three groups, the Kruskal-Wallis test was used. The differences between every two groups were compared using the Mann-Whitney test.
The study was carried out according to Dutch legislation on privacy. The Dutch Data Protection Authority approved the privacy regulation of the study. According to the Central Committee on Research Involving Human Subjects (CCMO, http://www.ccmo-online.nl/main.asp?pid=1&taal=1 webcite), obtaining informed consent is not obligatory for observational studies.
The group of patients with psychotic disorders (N = 734) consisted of 315 men and 419 women. A total of 532 of them were aged 16-65 and 202 of them were over 65 years of age. The average age of males was 48 and the average age of females was 54. The nature of the psychotic disorders is described in table table11.
On average, patients with psychotic disorders stayed in a GP practice for 4,0 years. This was 4,4 years for patients in the 'Control with P' group, and 4,6 years for patients in the 'Control without P' group. During the research period, various ICPC codes of psychotic disorders were registered with 56 patients in the P group: 53 patients were diagnosed with two disorders and three patients with three.
Patients with psychotic disorders contacted the GP practice more often compared to patients in the control groups (p < 0.0005). The entire morbidity database consisted of 52.699 contacts. The group of 'Psychotic disorders' made up 22.691 of these contacts, of which 5.553 contacts resulted from an episode of psychosis. The 'Control with P' group had 20.420 contacts, and the 'Control without P' group 9.588.
Converted into 1000 patient years, the group of 'Psychotic disorders' had an average of 2,63 contacts per episode, which equals 2.093 episodes. The 'Control with P' group had an average of 2,17 contacts per episode, totalling 2.314 episodes. Finally, the 'Control without P' group had an average of 1,84 contacts per episode, representing 1.354 episodes.
Patients with psychotic disorders, both adults (p = 0.051) and elderly (p < 0.005), received relatively more home visits from their general practitioner. See table table2.2. Additionally, out of hours home visits were made more often to adults with psychotic disorders than to controls, though these differences were not statistically significant. The number of consultations at the office, made by adults with mental disorders ('P group and 'Control with P' group), was significantly higher than 'Control without P' (p < 0.0005), but this was not the case for elderly patients. The number of telephone consultations was significantly higher in both age categories, of both groups of patients with mental disorders: adults (p < 0.0005) and elderly (p = 0.007).
The three groups of adults showed no differences with respect to the number of episodes with chronic illnesses (table (table3).3). Elderly with psychotic disorders had fewer episodes with cardiovascular diseases than the peer groups of 'control with P' and 'control without P' (p < 0.0005); this also applies to the number of episodes with asthma/COPD (p < 0.007) (table (table3).3). The number of episodes with diabetes mellitus did not vary among the three groups of older patients.
The average number of contacts per patient during the registration period was highest for psychosis patients, but the differences between the three groups were not significant (table (table4).4). The number of referrals to an internist was low, but patients with mental disorders were referred more often. Patients with psychotic disorders were sent more frequently to an eye doctor or a podiatrist (table (table5).5). Due to small numbers, there are no statistically significant differences between the various groups, however.
Elderly people with psychotic disorders contacted their GP related to cardiovascular diseases less frequently. In contrast, elderly 'control with P' patients had more contacts than the others (table (table4).4). Psychosis patients were referred to a cardiologist more often (table (table5).5). Because of small numbers, again there are no statistically significant differences between the various groups.
Elderly with psychotic disorders were checked for chronic lung diseases less frequently, and were referred less frequently to a pulmonary specialist. However, as with cardiovascular diseases, elderly 'control with P' patients had contact with their general practitioner more frequently (table (table5).5). Due to low numbers, there was no statistically significant difference, however.
This research shows that patients with psychotic disorders frequently contact their GPs. In particular, the age group 16 - 65 years receives a lot of care in comparison to the control groups: there are more consultations at the office, GPs pay them more visits, and have more telephone contacts. As people become older, the percentage of organic psychoses increases to more than fifty percent. Mental confusion and hallucinations in the elderly, whose brains are more vulnerable, are often caused by physical disorders [23]. As a consequence, the elderly have a different spectrum of psychotic disorders than younger adults or adolescents. Organic psychosis dominates in this age group, and accordingly these patients receive more home visits from their GPs.
A minority (7.6%) of the patients of the group with psychotic disorders have been registered with different diagnostic labels during the five registration years. A diagnosis of 'non-specific psychosis' (code P98) can typically change into 'schizophrenia' (P72) or 'affective psychosis' (P73). On occasion, the difference between these diagnoses is unclear.
Chronic diseases, notably diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular diseases and chronic lung diseases, are frequent in patients with psychotic disorders, although in this research the incidence of these chronic diseases in adults with psychotic disorders does not differ significantly from the other groups. This deviating finding could be an effect of the sample group, which contained a wide variety of psychotic disorders. There might also be cases of underdiagnosis, which is in keeping with the results of other research [20], because the recognition of the high risk of these chronic diseases in patients with psychotic disorders is rather new for GPs. In addition to underdiagnosis, a further problem in relation to these conditions is undertreatment [20,21,24]. However, in this Dutch study the number of contacts made by the GP, related to diabetes mellitus, is similar for the psychosis group and the control groups.
A small number of patients with diabetes mellitus is referred to an internist. This number is almost equal for both groups with mental health problems. On the other hand, psychosis patients are referred more often to an eye doctor or a podiatrist. An explanation could be that the treatment targets were not met by the GP as a consequence of non-compliance in these patients. The high number of referrals to the eye doctor could also be biased by the occurrence of other eye diseases, because patients with schizophrenia attend visual examinations less frequently than others, and their vision is notably weaker [25]. Finally, these patients might be more severely ill because they contact their GP at a later stage of the disease [17-19].
With respect to cardiovascular diseases, the average number of GP contacts per episode for patients aged 16 to 65 inclusive also appears to be the same as for the control groups, although elderly psychosis patients are seen far less frequently for cardiovascular checks. We presume that the GP's care for these elderly patients focuses more on the quality of life than on diagnosing and treating risk factors for cardiovascular diseases. Also, the cardiovascular patients with psychotic disorders are referred to secondary care more often. These patients suffer from more additional risk factors such as obesity, diabetes mellitus and smoking addictions [26,27], which might make them more severely ill.
Among elderly psychosis patients, both the number of episodes and the number of follow-up contacts appears to be lower with respect to chronic lung diseases. A possible explanation for these findings could be that there is some kind of selection due to the early death of schizophrenia patients [28,29].
GPs aim to meet the demands of the patient. However, providing care to patients with psychotic disorders is complicated. These patients find it difficult to carry out the doctor's lifestyle advice and their adherence to prescribed treatment is low. There are often severe psychosocial problems, requiring their attention and inhibiting life style changes. On the other hand, these patients do use the primary care very frequently, and are often satisfied with the amount and type of service provided for their physical needs [30]. Considering the high contact frequency, the GP gets ample opportunities to perform regular health checks. One can assume that active screening for diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular diseases, and obstructive lung diseases in these patients will lead to more diagnoses. Starting treatment and coaching at an earlier stage could delay the progress of the illnesses [31].
Since the study period (2002-2007), primary care for chronic diseases, such as diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular diseases, and chronic pulmonary diseases, has developed into programmatic care, through which patients are contacted by a practice nurse and undergo a physical and laboratory check. A great deal of time and attention is spent on education, counselling, and improving self-management. Patients with psychotic disorders also deserve this type of care.
It is clear that the division between mental health care and primary care hinders the provision of effective, coherent care. Therefore, the European Psychiatric Association (EPA) and the World Psychiatric Association (WPA) have stated that collaboration and communication between GPs and psychiatric services should be promoted [32,33]. Coordination between all care providers within the family practice and with specialist services is essential for optimal patient care.
The LINH database has supplied longitudinal data about morbidity and the use of care in Dutch general practitioner practices. The index group of 'Psychotic disorders' covers the entire range of psychotic disorders in the general practitioner coding system (ICPC).
Comparing patients suffering from psychotic disorders with both patients suffering from other mental health disorders and patients without mental health problems has produced a clear picture of the type of care provided to psychotic patients. This research only involved those patients whose psychotic disorder had been registered in the electronic medical record by the general practitioner and who had visited their general practitioner in 2002. This means that all patients whose psychosis had not been recognized and registered, as well as those who had not visited their general practitioner in 2002, were excluded from this research.
Patients with psychotic disorders contact their general practitioner practice more often than other types of patients. Adult psychosis patients with diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular diseases or chronic lung diseases receive the same amount of care from the GP as other patients. Elderly patients have a different spectrum of psychotic disorders, with less frequent diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases and obstructive lung diseases in comparison to other elderly patients. Moreover, these diseases, once diagnosed, are checked less frequently among this group.
Patients with psychotic disorders could gain a health benefit if GPs performed annual health check-ups, paying attention to risk factors for cardiovascular diseases, eating patterns, lung functions, and use of tobacco. The GP should explore barriers to compliance with the patient, while trying to impart the importance of controlling the above risk factors. In order to be able to change unhealthy behaviour patterns, intensive coaching is required. Regular exercise programmes [34], which should be adapted to the individual physical fitness level [35], and meal delivery could be effective. Considering the higher number of referrals, further research should demonstrate whether patients are really faced with a more severe stage of a disease and whether they could benefit from active screening and monitoring.
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
MO, JS, and PV designed the study. JS obtained funding for the study. KG performed the statistical analyses. MO drafted the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here:
Stichting Stoffels-Hornstra, a charitable foundation which aim is to stimulate and subsidize innovative research with relevance to the daily clinical practice, funded this research. We would also like to thank all general practitioners who participated in the LINH network from 2002 to 2007, and the data manager of NIVEL for the data extraction.
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Gerlach spent two-and-a-half months in the ICU. She was eventually released and started physiotherapy, where she learned how to use her muscles and fine motor skills again.
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Hey all, I've been trying to research swapping the leather from one front seat to the other, and couldn't find anything promising. I've had my M3 for a little bit now, and with 100k miles, and several previous owners the front driver's seat is quite worn. Thankfully there are no tears in the leather, but there are some faded areas, scratches, and the cushioning is worn thin in the normal spots.
I've recently undergone this DIY with no prior guide, in hopes of good results, and its turned out to be a success. With the leather off, it was cleaned and re-conditioned. The passenger seat leather was near perfect and the cushioning was firm, so it all was a no brainer. For those who don't want to buy aftermarket seats, just yet, dive into this! Just restored my driver's seat to perfection.
I'm going to include a picture heavy detailed guide shortly. Let me know what you guys & gals think.
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I'm thinking about doing something similar.. except I need to replace the leather...looking forward to see your results. Thx
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As I've said before I was looking for a complete swap of the leather from pristine passenger seat to the driver seat; visa versa. I did cheat a bit, as it didn't matter to me. I completely removed the leather and cushioning from the bottom base, but only swapped the complete upper body, as is. The only "problem" with this is that you will not have the driver seat seat-belt-catch/rear passenger release lever. I'm sure its not hard to swap the levers out from the drivers to the passenger, but I just didn't see the point, as I could live with the existing levers.
***DIY done with manual, heated, front seats.
I should preface this by saying, before removing the seats if electric, raise the seat as high as possible, and tilting the lower part as high as possible. Manual seat people can do this during the disassembly.
Flat Head Screwdrivers
Wire Cutter
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Sockets: 10mm, 16mm
Torx Sockets: 15, 20, 30, 40, 45mm
Each seat has two plastic covers, at the sill, remove those to reach the bolts that secure the seat to the floor. Remove the two front nuts, and rear bolts with the 16mm. Remove the seats at a normal 90 degree position.
Remove the two plastic covers at the rear of the seat where the upper body meet the lower base.
Remove the two plastic covers that hide the hinge of the upper/lower. Take a slight tug outward left or right, the a hard wiggle downward towards the bottom of the seat.
The cover over the seat controls needs to be removed. It has three main tabs which you need to find underneath, pry with your finger. Once released, you can run your fingers along the border and release the mini tabs that pop out of the controls.
The next part is tricky, IF, you don't have a torx screw driver! There is a plastic cover just underneath the front seat thigh cushion lever. There are two screws, one on each side. The one screw at the seat controls, is behind the controls. I did this without taking the controls off, saved headache; I didn't have a screwdriver, only a torx socket.
The main screw you need to get to is behind the first control lever. To loosen the controls, find the two screws right next to the main screw, holding in the control unit. You only need to loosen these two screws, which will allow you space to get to the main screw. (Again, if you have a torx screwdriver, skip all this.)
With the controls loose you can squeeze a torx socket underneath the controls, connect a socket extension through the lever slot, and unscrew! Tricky and unnecessary, wish I had a screwdriver. The main screw on the opposite side is very easy to access.
There are two pegs that lock the cover to the metal base, wiggle the cover free.
At the seat hinge, remove the release cable x2; flat head screwdriver to pry.
There is a screw behind the upper leather just above the release cable bracket. Stretch the leather back and remove both from each side.
I raised the seat to help with taking the lower leather off.
***Before continuing! Disconnect the seat heating wiring. Underneath the seat, disconnect the brown/green wire connectors. This is connects the main control unit to the upper and lower seat heaters. Cut the zip ties holding ALL the wiring underneath. Fish the upper body heating wire towards the back. My fault was forgetting this step, ripping the heating wires in half, requiring me to solder them back together. I didn't take a dedicated picture of this, remember remove these wires before you separate the upper body from the lower.
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Tug hard on the upper body to remove from the base, carefully fishing the heating wires through the base. Next, remove the four screws to the rear bracket of the lower seat.
Remove the seat belt, only one bolt at the base.
Fish the seat belt to the under side of the seat.
Next is to remove the leather bolsters, secured to the base by a long plastic clasp. Remove the side opposite the controls first. Either work the leather bolster downward, and pull the plastic clasp of the metal. Or use a pick to work the clasp off.
The control side is a bit harder. Start at the front first control pulling the clasp off. Do the same to the back part.
Either work a curved pick to release the middle part. Or use the extra slack you have from the opposite released side, to aggressively push the bolster downward.
Remove the seat spring from the front and rear, just pulling the prongs out.
Last part of the leather is the front thigh support. Pry the two metal wings, away from the leather.
From the middle lever, work the flat head underneath the leather, releasing the plastic piping. (*Re-assembly flip the corners in first, then push the rest of the tubing in place)
Last, the selt belts need to be swapped.
At the main wire loom connector, press at the tabs to slide the black cover off.
Remove the wires to the seat belt. Connector with the red/black wires just pulls out. When removing the second set, mark the two black/black wires "left & right" so you know which position they go on the opposite connector.
I followed a DIY I found years ago, for leather conditioning, specific for "Leatherique" brand re-conditioning. It's the only one I use anymore; very good!
Just re-assemble the seats the reverse fashion. Only tricky parts I ran into were attaching the bolster clasps on the control side, and that main screw to the front cover, behind the controls.
I've driven over 1,000 miles with the new seats already. Nothing but smiles from the driver is all I can say. The driver seat is once again firm and supportive, and the leather has been restored and looks gorgeous.
Yes, I did not completely swap the upper leather. Swapping the entire upper body without removing leather, gives you everything except the correct seat release levers at the top. If assembled correctly, the seats will work just as they were, the passenger seat will not have a release on the right side near the door, but only on the left. The driver seat will not have the seat belt catch lever, but instead a normal rounded lever.
***Remember to clear your codes for the seat belt controls.
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Excellent post! Congratulations on the swap. I want to do this someday. How long did it take?
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The hotel has large clean rooms, coffee and tea making facilities, wifi, a porch with table and chairs and a large clean swimming pool. It's set on the beach which is clean and very comfortable. We were lucky as it was low season so we got the swimming pool all to ourselves. I wish I had known about this hotel earlier in my trip so I wouldn't of had to stay at the dive I did previous. I've stayed in hotels 3 times the price of this yet I rate this the highest. I hope you keep the staff for as long as possible as they really are the best on the island. If they had adjoining rooms then I wouldn't have rented a house. Chai ( the chap at the bar ) is very helpful and fun to be around. His English is perfect. I hope whoever stays here enjoys their time as much as we did.
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Couric Pushes GOP Candidates, Not Dems, to Denounce Each Other
On the eve of the Super Tuesday primaries, CBS anchor Katie Couric displayed remarkably different approaches to Democratic versus Republican presidential candidates, simply asking Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton about their poll standings while demanding that Mitt Romney, and John McCain himself, address whether McCain has the "temperament" to be President. She also pressed McCain to say something negative about Romney and Mike Huckabee: "What do you perceive as the biggest weakness of your opponents?" And: "What about Mike Huckabee? What do you think is his biggest weakness?"
Monday's CBS Evening News uniquely ran brief interviews with five presidential candidates, starting with Democrat Barack Obama. Couric wondered "how concerned" he was about CBS's poll showing him behind Clinton and then: "How critical is it for you to win the state of California?" Turning next to Clinton, Couric cited another aspect of the poll which "shows the two of you dead even. What happened?" With McCain, however, Couric raised former Senator Rick Santorum's charge that "I don't think he has the temperament and leadership ability to move the country in the right direction." Couric was even more direct with Romney: "Do you believe John McCain has the temperament to be President of the United States?"
The MRC's Brad Wilmouth corrected the closed-captioning against the video to provide this list of the set-ups and questions posed by Couric in the excerpts aired on the February 4 CBS Evening News:
To Obama:
Senator Obama, our new CBS poll shows you and Senator Clinton running neck and neck nationally, but when it comes to the Super Tuesday states, currently, Senator Clinton is ahead of you by 18 points. Knowing that none of these polls has been omniscient, how concerned are you about that last figure?
How critical is it for you to win the state of California? And if so, why?
Do you need to win California tomorrow? And if so, why?
To Clinton:
Just three weeks ago, our CBS News poll showed you 15 points ahead of Barack Obama nationally. Now our latest poll shows the two of you dead even. What happened?
Our poll also shows respondents evenly split about whether your husband, President Clinton, has been helpful or hurtful to your campaign. Was there a point in time, Senator Clinton, where you wanted to tell him, "Back off"?
To McCain:
Let me first start by asking you, Senator McCain, about some news of the day, if you will. Senator Rick Santorum, who has endorsed Mitt Romney, has done an automated call for the Romney campaign telling voters, quote, "As a conservative, I don't agree with McCain on many issues, and I don't think he has the temperament and leadership ability to move the country in the right direction." What do you think about Rick Santorum's use of the word "temperament" in this automated call?
Rick Santorum said he had witnessed problems with your temperament, which he declined to detail, and he said, quote, "I don't know anybody in the Senate who hasn't. Everybody has their McCain story." What's your reaction to that?
As we approach Super Tuesday, and people get one final opportunity to make their choice, what do you perceive as the biggest weakness of your opponents?
What about Mike Huckabee? What do you think is his biggest weakness?
Set up, and to Romney:
When I talked to Mitt Romney today, I asked him if he shares Santorum's concerns about Senator McCain.
But, Governor Romney, I'm asking you about temperament. Do you believe John McCain has the temperament to be President of the United States?
Do you think that Mike Huckabee is hurting your campaign by taking conservative voters away from you in some key contests?
Mike Huckabee is a bit of a spoiler for you, though, isn't he, Governor? Particularly in some key races in the South?
Set up, and to Mike Huckabee:
As to the suggestion that Huckabee is somehow siphoning conservative votes away from Mitt Romney, here's what Huckabee had to say about that.
What do you need to do tomorrow to keep your candidacy alive?


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Michael Green is a former producer and writer of Smallville.
Some episodes he has written are:
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- After working on Smallville, Michael worked as a producer on Everwood, Heroes and Kings.[1]
- Four out of Michael's five episodes were freak of the week episodes. Since there were 15 freak of the week episodes in Season 1, Michael is singlehandedly responsible for writing 27% of all the freak of the week episodes in Season 1.


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Three additional Kent State games have been added to the Time Warner Cable Sportschannel (1311 HD) schedule this season. Home games against Northern Illinois (Oct. 5) and Buffalo (Oct. 26) as well as a road game against Akron (Nov. 2) will be televised.
The Golden Flashes will now have eight games nationally or regionally televised and that is expected to increase with a future announcement on their Sept. 21 game at Penn State.
The Mid-American Conference preseason coaches poll was announced Wednesday, and Kent State University was picked to finish sixth in the East Division.
Last year was coach Don Gromala's first season with the Golden Flashes and they finished 6-22. The Flashes return 10 letter winners, including five starters.
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Kent State was picked to finish fourth in the Mid-American Conference when the preseason coaches poll was announced Wednesday.
The Golden Flashes, however, are the favorites to win the MAC Tournament. KSU tied with Central Michigan with two votes each.
Last season the Golden Flashes won a share of the regular-season title with Miami, but lost in the final game of the MAC Tournament.
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