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Tim Currell
Tim spent Saturday mornings playing street hockey in suburban Toronto before moving to Chicago at age 11. He played amateur hockey in Chicagoland through high school, got his B.A. in Communications, then wasted 7 years as a news/talk radio host. Today he tinkers with computers and web sites and yells at the TV a lot.
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Let It Begin: Dead Things Bring Their Putrid Stench To United Center
Dec 30th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
Alas, gone are the days when we can joke about Detroit (*spitting noise*) being better suited for catheters than jock straps. No doubt embarrassed by the constant jokes about Depends undergarments and tapioca pudding, tonight the Red Wings will dress only three players age 35 or older: felon Todd Bertuzzi, AARP spokesperson Nicklas Lidstrom, and backup bingo-caller Ty Conklin.
That's probably for the better: I was running out of senior citizen jokes. And yes, Tomas Holmstrom falls into that category as well, but he fell and broke his hip while going to get his dentures re-fitted. Or something. Anyhow, he isn't playing tonight.
Cheer The Anthem Round Table: December 2011
Dec 30th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Regular Season
The Chicago Blackhawks are about to embark on a difficult stretch during the month of January, facing tough Western Conference rivals and some pesky Eastern Conference teams as well. Some players on the team are doing fantastic, some others need work, and we have a pair of excellent goaltenders manning the nets. The Cheer The Anthem staff put their heads together and addressed these and other questions in the latest edition of our Round Table…
Patrick Sharp and Marian Hossa are surging lately and headed for strong end-of-season point totals. What do you see as the cause for this, and what can the Blackhawks do to keep these guys on a roll?
JEFF BARTL, Founder & Lead Writer: Remember all the concerns over Hossa's contract, cap hit, injuries, etc.? It's amazing how quickly a solid couple of months can rid us of all that. When the Blackhawks signed Hossa, I tried to break it down to non-hockey enthusiasts as being comparable to the Bears trading for Jay Cutler.
Need Some Purple Pills: Impotent Kings Visit Chicago
Dec 28th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
The big news out of the Los Angeles Kings' camp in the last month is the dismissal of veteran no-nonsense coach Terry Murray and the hiring of veteran no-nonsense coach Darryl Sutter. The general consensus among the pundits based outside of California was, "There's a difference?" Murray was implementing a defense-based system, and getting buy-in from the superstar offensive weapons like Anze Kopitar and Mike Richards was difficult. Sutter will implement the same system, so how is that going to improve things?
The jury is still out, as Sutter has only 3 games under his belt as coach, notching 2 wins and a loss — about on par with what the team has been doing the rest of December. But as there is a history between Sutter and GM Dean Lombardi (former GM at San Jose who hired Sutter to coach the Sharks during his tenure there), expect Sutter to get several years to get the team to follow his lead.
The key problem for Los Angeles is offense. In 12 games thus far in December, they have scored more than 2 goals in regulation exactly once. And folks, that includes the games they WON. Granted, they have allowed the seventh-fewest goals against in the league, an impressive stat. But when you are also scoring the second-fewest, that's bad. If Sutter can get the second stat up while keeping the first one down, he's got a chance at making the playoffs.
"What Are You Going To Do, Bleed On Me?" Blackhawks Host Columbus
Dec 26th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
It's getting boring to list the woeful details of the pathetic state of affairs surrounding the Columbus Blue Jackets. This is the third meeting of these two teams, and each time the story gets more unpleasant.
It's akin to King Arthur's battle with the Black Knight: they talk big and look imposing at the outset, and they put up a good fight. But in the end they come away well beaten and embarrassed.
The Blue Jackets have re-claimed the basement in the NHL thanks to a four-game losing streak, which caps off a post-Thanksgiving run that saw them lose 9 of their last 12. Just four (count them, 4) of their players have a plus-minus rating that is not negative, and only one of those is above zero; James Wisniewski,, the off-season mega-contract recipient and purported defensive savior, leads the race to the bottom with a minus-19 on the season. Their "best" goaltender boasts only a 2.66 GAA and still has a losing record, while "starter" Steve Mason is 4-14-1 on the year. And with nearly all of their star players back in the lineup after an injury-riddled start, the BJ's still couldn't ride a first period hat-trick by star center Jeff Carter to victory, losing to Nashville in their last pre-holiday outing by a final of 6-5.
"You stupid bastard! You've got no arms left!"
It's no fun beating up on a team that can't defend themselves. It's almost as if they should just jump behind the turnbuckle and yell, "No mas! No mas!" Pity them and their fans, for they still have 48 games left to play.
Probably for the better anyhow, there's plenty to talk about with the Blackhawks.
Endangered Species: Blackhawks Face Battered Penguins
Dec 20th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
And there it was, a bright flash of brilliance against the winter sky… The rarest of sights… Coming hence only one in 82…
It's Crosby's Comet!
And now, just as suddenly as it appeared, it is gone. Maybe it will show up again next year…
I'm sure that's how Pittsburgh fans felt when their Sainted Wunderkind took the ice for those 8 games earlier this month, netting 2 goals and adding 10 assists to put him ahead of all but 9 of his teammates on the scoring chart. Which, when you think about it, either says a lot about Sidney Crosby, or a HELL of a lot about the rest of the Penguins.
But one thing to note about the Pens' stats sheet is its sheer length: 29 skaters have put on the black and gold so far this season, due in no small part to the list of players with injuries stretching nearly as long as the stat sheet. At present, the following players who are NOT named "Crosby" are out of the lineup for Pittsburgh: Robert Bortuzzo, Dustin Jeffrey, Kris Letang, Ben Lovejoy, Paul Martin, Zbynek Michalek (bless you…), Richard Park, and Jordan Staal. Saying that we're playing the farm team tonight is not that far off the mark.
Align This! No More Divisions, NHL Goes To 4 Conferences
Dec 5th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Regular Season
The much-debated and wildly prognosticated NHL divisional re-alignment plan threw everyone completely for a loop in the final throes of the matter, as a new plan was approved late Monday night that will re-align the league into 4 Conferences — 2 with 7 teams, 2 with 8. Names don't appear to have been part of the plan that was approved, so they are merely being referred to as A, B, C, and D.
Here's what the new NHL will look like:
A Farewell To Kings: Blackhawks Finish Circus Trip In L.A.
Nov 26th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
The Chicago Blackhawks played arguably their best period of hockey in the third period against Anaheim, coming back from a 4-2 deficit to put the game in the win column with a 6-5 victory. Jonathan Toews notched 2 goals and 3 assists to go along with Patrick Sharp's hat-trick. Corey Crawford had a solid outing stopping 24 shots, while Jonas Hiller had his night spoiled by getting the hook when the 'Hawks onslaught got the best of him.
Whatever happened in the locker room between the 2nd and 3rd, it needs to happen before tonight's game. If the 'Hawks bring that kind of energy against the Kings, they'll be in pretty good shape.
Done with 'Gobble-Gobble,' Time For 'Quack-Quack'
Nov 25th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
The tryptophan coma everyone talks about following Thanksgiving dinner is actually a myth, you know. To get enough tryptophan into your system to turn you narcoleptic would require that you eat something like 1,750 pounds of turkey in one sitting. And despite some valiant attempts on my part, I was only ever able to consume about one third of that.
Let's hope the Blackhawks aren't sleepy after their Turkey Day festivities, as they have the fifth game of the Circus Trip facing them this afternoon when the team heads into Anaheim to face the Ducks. The lead-up to this game has been uninspiring, with the Blackhawks trying to break a 3-game losing streak — the second one this month — and struggling to deal with the absence of key members of its young core.
This visit to the Pond might be just what the doctor ordered.
Back From The Brink, And Into The Shark Tank
Nov 23rd
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
Most of you noticed the cavernous silence coming from Cheer The Anthem following the pair of weekend losses that shall be known henceforth as "The Alberta Ass-Whooping of 2011." Between the two games, we were out-scored 14 – 4. That's a High School JV football game.
The net effect was like a nature special with hyenas tearing apart a carcass: what could we say? Edmonton in particular was like watching a game of dodgeball between a class of fourth-graders and the University of North Carolina basketball team. Lambs to the slaughter.
Weekends like those are when being a blogger sucks the worst. You can't talk up the positives, because there weren't any; you don't want to jump on the bring-up-the-IceHogs-and-fire-the-coaches bandwagon, because you know in a week they'll be lighting up goalies like artificial Christmas trees. So what do you say?
Nothing. There's nothing to say. All you can do is look forward, and that time is here. It's game time again, tonight at the Shark Tank. San Jose awaits.
Fuel To The Fire: Blackhawks Try To Set Calgary Ablaze
Nov 18th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
Has Jarome Iginla been traded yet? No? Just checking…
What about now?
It seems that whenever things go south in Calgary the entire hockey media north of the border asserts, en masse, that a deal is imminent. It's the solution for everything — like duct tape, or chicken soup, or re-booting. Or at least, that's what the hockey elite in Canada seem to think.
Now It's Our Turn: Blackhawks Visit Canucks
Nov 16th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
You had to believe that after the 6-2 punishment the Vancouver Canucks gave the Blackhawks back on November 6th, all the sports media in B.C. probably spend the next several days pounding their chests and stomping around like the kid in the teen angst movies that ends up getting beaten like a mule, spit on and run up a flagpole for good measure.
Hope you had your fun while it lasted, fellas. Now it's our turn. Time to go into their rink, humiliate them in front of their slack-jawed fans, then take a meatloaf-sized crap at center ice and climb into the limousine.
Not Crude Anymore: Oilers Visit Chicago
Nov 13th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
There are only two names you need to know to understand the meteoric performance of the Edmonton Oilers this young season. Both of these names have taken the team, and the league, by near-complete surprise; and in one case, has most people scratching their heads.
The names are: Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, and Nikolai Khabibulin. The 18-year-old rookie and the inconsistent netminder 20 years his senior have been the catalysts for Edmonton rising near the top of the Western Conference standings.
The Edmonton Oilers' patience has paid off. They come into the United Center tonight sitting atop the Northwest Division, and eager for some payback against a Chicago team that has manhandled them over the past several years.
Blackhawks Visit Columbus: Who Will Suck Less?
Nov 10th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
It was less than one week ago that I was typing, "The Blackhawks are in first place in the Western Conference…" A lot can change in a week, huh? Not that we've dropped too far in the standings, but if we keep playing like we have been we'll find ourselves battling the Columbus Blue Jackets for the coveted spot in the Western Conference basement. And wow, is Columbus ever in the basement.
This is the second meeting between these two teams, and I wrote in the first game preview that Columbus had a 1-8-1 record. Well, not a lot has changed: they have added 1 win and 3 losses. They are the proud owners of 5 (that's "five") points. As a matter of rub-it-in trivia, even if they had twice as many points, they would still be in last place in the West.
If you were wondering why there are so many teams bunched up so closely at the top of the Western Conference standings, it's because every other team has been beating on Columbus like a red-headed step-pinata.
The Rose Goes In The Front, Big Guy…
Nov 9th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Regular Season
For those of you who missed the timeless sports-classic film "Bull Durham," go back to FourSquare, this article isn't for you. But for those who didn't, it's my contention that we have our own Ebbie Calvin "Nuke" LaLoosh right here in the Chicago Blackhawks dressing room.
His name is Nick Leddy. And instead of throwing bean-balls at the mascot, he is throwing close games right in the dumpster. His flubs against Tampa Bay led directly to the Bolts' third goal, and the game-winner in OT.
"You lolligag around the infield…"
Actually, lolligagging is a word that really can't be used to describe Leddy's game. In fact, quite the opposite. He's very quick, which leads him to believe that he can tear around any area of the ice with impunity. When he goes on these little escapades, he leaves his position to be covered by a winger — who is then a target to be exploited by the other team, since that winger is not trained to play that position. Leddy creates a defensive weakness with his end-to-end rushes. That's unnecessary, and it's only a matter of time before other teams exploit that weakness when it arises.
Moving On: Blackhawks Try To Shake The Blues In St. Louis
Nov 8th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
Enough about the Vancouver game, I'm trying to block it from my memory. The Blackhawks had better do the same, because like most years of late, they will have their hands full with their division-rival opponent at the other end if I-55, just for a different reason this time.
St. Louis' 6-7-0 record does not speak to their current situation. They are a team in a state of upheaval, and it's every man for himself when the puck drops tonight.
This is going to be a fast, brutal game. The Blackhawks will have to keep their heads to stay in it.
The Bigger They Are: Canucks Visit Chicago
Nov 6th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
You remember the Vancouver Canucks, right? Colors are green, blue and white; big funny-looking whale on their jersey; coach keeps whining about other teams not playing fair? Not ringing a bell?
Well, in the playoffs last year they blew a 3 games to none lead against the Blackhawks before FINALLY squeaking by in overtime of game 7? And we had to serve up a giveaway on a silver platter with nobody between them and the goalie for them to win?
No? Nothing?
Their goalie's an overrated head case, fans have a massive inferiority complex, and the entire province of British Columbia wanted to lynch me after I called Daniel and Henrik Sedin "The Tampon Twins?"
Okay, you got it now. Good. Well, they're in town tonight. And it's a great time for them to visit.
Florida Golf Outing Interrupted By Hockey Game
Nov 3rd
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
Every year the Blackhawks do a father/son trip, usually involving some kind of bonding excursion. This year it took the form of a golf outing while dodging alligators in the Florida heat. The event spilled over into the social media arena, with Daniel Carcillo dissing the Lepisto twosome for bird-watching instead of shooting birdies. But fun and games aside, we have two difficult contests to get through when we're not wading through the Everglades looking for a #4 Titleist, starting with the new-look Florida Panthers.
This past March, we were chuckling to ourselves as we prepared to face a Panthers team assembled out of the remnants of the league-basement Florida squad from the previous year, and the bargain bin cast-offs picked up at the end of the free agent signing period. It was a joke on skates, the money-saving brainchild of former Blackhawks GM Dale Tallon, and everyone expected a rout.
Everyone except the Panthers, it turns out: they caught the Blackhawks flat-footed and scrapped their way to a 3 – 2 victory. But a much different, and much more dangerous Florida team awaits the 'Hawks tonight. Hopefully the Blackhawks' players don't leave their A-game on the fairway.
BOO!!! Blackhawks Look To Put A Fright In The Predators
Oct 31st
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
Wouldn't it be a riot if the players got to dress up for Hallowe'en games? If I were better at PhotoShop I'd have prepared a whole album full of images for you for this preview of the Blackhawks vs. Predators game, but instead we'll just have to use our imaginations.
Nashville Head Coach Bary Trotz's (Boris Badonov) team marches into the United Center tonight for these clubs' first meeting of the season. These teams split the 6-game series last year 3 each, the biggest difference being the margin of victory. When Nashville won, it was a one-goal game. When Chicago won, it was (for some strange reason) *exactly* three goals. Go figure.
Columbus Mismatch: Blue Jackets Visit Chicago
Oct 29th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
The Columbus Blue Jackets' season so far: 10 games, 1 win, 8 losses, 1 OTL, for a total of 3 (that's "three") points, and they're 0-5-0 on the road.
I really should just stop right there and just save you the time, let the game speak for itself. This team sucks, and there's precious little argument about that.
Boiled Peanuts and Frogmore Stew: Blackhawks Head South
Oct 28th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
With the Blackhawks' poor luck with shootouts of late (or at least, until the victory over Anaheim on Tuesday), one would think it hard to find a team doing worse than Chicago in that category. Fortunately for us, the 'Hawks visit that team tonight. Carolina, despite having only 9 games under their belt, has 3 games in the 'OTL' column.
The bad stats don't end there, with 5 of their top 6 scorers sitting south of zero in the plus-minus category, and their backup goaltender boasting a 4.46 GAA.
Let's leave it as, things could be better in the land of NASCAR.
Tuesday Dinner: Blackhawks Hope To Serve Roast Duck
Oct 25th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Previews
One of the curiosities of last season was the holy-crap performance of aging veteran Teemu Selanne. Despite having four decades in his rear view mirror, he notched 31 goals and a whopping 80 points in 73 regular-season games, adding a goal-per-game performance in the playoffs. Selanne and 4 other Ducks players were all north of 65 points on the 2010-11 season, and Selanne plus the other 4 will all be in the lineup tonight at the United Center: forwards Corey Perry, Ryan Getzlaf, and Bobby Ryan, and defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky.
But I'm sure Anaheim Head Coach Randy Carlyle is hoping his offensive stars will start to shine soon, as the Ducks are near the bottom of the barrel in scoring, just barely nudging past 2 goals per game on average. Those five players account for fully two-thirds of the Ducks total offense to date. Pay close attention to those players, you shut down the Ducks offense — almost.
Boxing Returns Tuesday: Bad Bounces Beat Blackhawks
Oct 23rd
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Game Recaps
On Saturday evening, Jeff was having his weekly psychotic episode. These almost always include (but are not limited to) alcohol, friends, and the Michigan State Spartans football game. This one was particularly bad, as the Spartans went down 14 – 0 in the first 7 minutes of the game, rallied to a 31 – 14 lead — which they then blew in the fourth quarter, only to win against #6 Wisconsin on the already-legendary Hail Mary pass with no time left on the clock.
I've spoken to the doctors, and Jeff may be well enough to take visitors as early as tomorrow afternoon. But in the mean time, your fix of "Boxing" will be delayed until after the Ducks game on Tuesday.
I know, you're disappointed, for the second time. As the Blackhawks were not able to pull together the same fate as MSU: they also came from behind, they also blew a late-game lead, but lost 5 – 4 in a shootout to Colorado. This defeat was much the same as Thursday's victory, but the bounces went against the Blackhawks this time.
Potential: Blackhawks Finish Home-And-Home With Avalanche
Oct 22nd
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Regular Season
The Blackhawks' season looked, at the outset, to be fraught with peril: shaky backup goaltending, injuries to key forwards, defensive pairing mix-and-match, questions about conditioning, and the ever-present ticking time bomb that exists in the form of newly-acquired winger Daniel Carcillo. The first six games of the season find the Blackhawks with a 4-1-1 record, and showing the potential for another Stanley Cup run. Thursday's game was a good example of that potential.
Watching the Blackhawks take on the Avalanche it was apparent that these were two closely-matched teams: young and fast, with quick and dangerous snipers up front and scary-good goaltending on the back end. Thursday's game saw lots of end-to-end action, goaltenders peppered with shots — and standing on their heads to keep their teams in it, and a lot of quick transitions at the blue line.
Tonight, we are going to see that same Avalanche team again; and again, the Blackhawks are going to have to play the same fast, disciplined game to get past them.
Dogs In The Desert… For Now: Blackhawks Visit Coyotes
Oct 18th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Regular Season
As the Winnipeg Jets celebrate their reincarnation north of the border, the team that represents the ashes of the old incarnation of that squad still sits, parched, in the dusty climes of Phoenix, awaiting whatever fate Fuhrer Bettman decides they should have. Stuck in the mobius loop of lousy-team-low-revenue-no-buyers-can't-attract-good-players-so-lousy-team, Bettman faces mountains of humiliation should the team be forced to move from a location he personally hand-picked for NHL expansion. So, he isn't approving any deals that involve moving the team to places where snowmobiles are used as transportation for part of the year.
The proud, arrogant little bastard should be beaten to death at center ice before puck drop at the All-Star Game. Fans of hockey all over the world would pay $5000 a ticket to watch that.
But I digress…
Emery in Net, Ladd and Byfuglien Return as Blackhawks host Jets
Oct 13th
Posted by Tim Currell in 2011-12 Regular Season
When the backup goaltender debate was raging, the issue I raised (that everyone, and I mean *everyone* called me nuts for raising) was the prospect of injuries. What do you do if one of our top-two goaltenders gets hurt?
While it's not looking like Corey Crawford isn't healthy enough to go and more simply getting a night off, Ray Emery will start in net for the Blackhawks after battling the flu much of this week.


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Lucille Marie Oliveira passed away peacefully on August 13, 2014, at the age of 89. She was born on March 27, 1925, in Vallejo, California, to Raymond and Gertrude Nunes. She is preceded in death by her husband of over 65 years, Manuel F. Oliveira, Jr. Lucille leaves behind her children; Manuel Oliveira III of Escalon, CA, and Cathleen Chapman of Escalon, CA, as well as her grandchildren; Joseph Oliveira of Missouri, Michael Chapman of Escalon, CA, Robert Oliveira of Modesto, CA, Alicia Smith of Escalon, CA, and Amanda Morey of Modesto, CA, and five great-grandchildren. In addition, she leaves ...
Mary H. Arnaudo, age 48, of Ripon, entered into rest on August 12, 2014, in Lafayette, Louisiana. She was born on June 10, 1966, in Fresno, CA, to the late Janet and Eugene Evans.
Margaret Ruth Hoffman, 81, died at home on Tuesday, August 12, 2014. Mrs. Hoffman was born in Rocky Ford, Colorado and was a resident of Manteca for over 70 years. She was a business owner with her husband, Joseph A. "Bud" Hoffman until his death in 1999; after which time she continued running the farm and the business, Hoffman Game Birds. She was well known representing her business at the San Francisco Ferry Plaza Market until 2006. Ruth and Bud were involved in 4-H Clubs and Manteca Bowling Leagues for over twenty years. She was a loving wife,
William N. Freer, known as Bill by friends, passed away on Tuesday, August 5, 2014 at the age of 77.
Jack passed away on Saturday, Aug. 9, 2014, at Kaiser Hospital in Manteca, CA. He passed peacefully surrounded by his family. Jack battled nobly his affliction with Myasthenia Gravis for several years,
James Edward Sward, 68, entered into rest on August 8, 2014, in Manteca. He was born on February 2, 1946, in Kingsburg, CA. He leaves behind his loving wife, Kathy Quintal Sward, of Manteca, children, James Sward Jr., of Stockton, Michael Sward of Manteca, and Mark Quintal of Seattle. He was blessed with many grandchildren. In addition, James has one surviving sister, Kathleen Lawler of Clovis.
Ernest Anthony Lansford was called home to be with the Lord on August 8th. The "Big Dog" was born on June 8, 1954, and was 60 years old when he succumbed to esophageal cancer. He was surrounded by family at the time of his passing. He grew up in San Jose and graduated from Wilcox High School. He was a Manteca resident from 1989 to 2002. In Manteca, he was a little league coach, as well as a member of the Masons.
Ernest Anthony Lansford was called home to be with the Lord on August 8th. The "Big Dog" was born on June 8, 1954, and was 60 years old when he succumbed to esophageal cancer. He was surrounded by family at the time of his passing. He grew up in San Jose and graduated from Wilcox High School. He was a Manteca resident from 1989 to 2002. In Manteca, he was a little league coach, as well as a member of the Masons.
Dorothy Littlefield, age 79, went to be with Jesus on August 8, 2014, at her home of 48 years with her family by her side. Born in Ripon to the late Manuel and Maria Esteves, she was a resident of Modesto for 48 years. Dorothy was a member of Saint Joseph's Catholic Church and a faithful attendee until she became ill. She loved her husband Roy, her children, all her family, and friends unconditionally. She also enjoyed camping, spending time with family, and attending her children and grandchildren's sporting and school events. She was a preschool teacher for ...
Michael Richard Reynolds found peace on July 31, 2014 at his home in Manteca, CA.
Gary Burgin was called home to be with the Lord on July 24, 2014. He was surrounded by family and friends. When the gates of heaven opened to receive him, we know God said to him, "well done, my good and faithful servant."
Carole was born in Los Angeles to Henry and Isabella Farnham on September 23, 1940. She graduated from Gardena High School, attended El Camino College and Pepperdine University, and earned a BS degree from Long Beach State. She was very athletic, on the college diving team, was a cheerleader both in high school and college, and was President of her sorority Chi Theta Chi.
Richard "Dick" Pulter, 75, entered into rest on August 4, 2014, in Manteca, CA. He was born on June 21, 1939 in Michigan. He joins his wife in heaven, Patricia Pulter.
Nancy Marie Lopez, 62, entered into rest on August 1, 2014 in Modesto, CA. She was born on April 8, 1952 in San Francisco, Ca.
Joanne Marie Earley, 77, passed away March 1, 2014 in Manteca, CA.
Dolores "Dee" Sanchez Marsh entered into eternal rest on October 1st, 2014. She was born in San Fancisco in1935 and raised in Redwood City.
Andrew J. Bustamante, 57, of Stockton passed on October 1, 2014. Andy was born on May 15, 1957 in Turlock, CA. He was a long-time employee of the City of Manteca. He was member of Bethany Temple church in Stockton where he taught young boys in the Royal Ranger Ministry about God for over 30 years. Andy was preceded in death by his mother, Sally S. Colatorti, and brother, Eddie Bustamante.
Jay Richard Long, 80, entered into rest on September 14, 2014 in Modesto, California. He was born on October 10, 1933 in Rogers Co., Oklahoma to the late William and Flora Long.
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Former Boulderite Jello Biafra provides a spoken-word introduction to this collection, a two-CD, 45-track crash course in the very best modern music emanating from the Front Range. Sponsored by the good people at Radio 1190 (KVCU-AM), the student-run station affiliated with the University of Colorado at Boulder, Local Shakedown highlights many of the artists played on the station's weekly broadcast of the same name. A mishmash of styles ranging from punk and pop to ambient and plain ol' rock and roll, the compilation is a solid -- and wild -- ride through the complex terrain of local sounds. A good starting point for the newcomer -- and a satisfying recording that stands on its own.
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Rapidly changing noise impedes high-fidelity quantum control. An engineering framework for predicting and mitigating such dynamics has now been validated, revealing physical insights into the time evolution of quantum states.]]>
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A microcavity device operating in the strong light–matter interaction regime can produce coherent perfect absorption of photons — providing a viable system for the perfect feeding of polaritons.]]>
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The ability to harness spin polarization is critical for many semiconductor spin devices. It now seems that spin–orbit coupling with locally broken symmetry can enable a giant spin polarization in a semiconductor that is otherwise inversion symmetric.]]>
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Plasmons offer the tantalizing prospect of accelerated light–matter interactions. Accelerated dynamics has now been observed in a hybrid plasmonic laser or spaser, capable of producing pulses on ultrafast timescales.]]>
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Laser control of atomic ions through dipole-forbidden transitions has provided a way of probing quantum mechanics. These transitions have now been observed in molecular ions, opening the door to a new generation of spectroscopy experiments.]]>
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Authors: Ying-Shuang Fu, M. Kawamura, K. Igarashi, H. Takagi, T. Hanaguri & T. Sasagawa
Massless Dirac electrons in condensed matter are, unlike conventional electrons, described by two-component wavefunctions associated with the spin degrees of freedom in the surface state of topological insulators. Hence, the ability to observe the two-component wavefunction is useful for exploring novel spin phenomena. Here we show that the two-component nature is manifest in Landau levels, the degeneracy of which is lifted by a Coulomb potential. Using spectroscopic-imaging scanning tunnelling microscopy, we visualize energy and spatial structures of Landau levels in Bi2Se3, a prototypical topological insulator. The observed Landau-level splitting and internal structures of Landau orbits are distinct from those in a conventional electron system and are well reproduced by a two-component model Dirac Hamiltonian. Our model further predicts energy-dependent spin-magnetization textures in a potential variation and provides a way for manipulating spins in the topological surface state.]]>
Authors: Matthias Germann, Xin Tong & Stefan Willitsch
Spectroscopic transitions in atoms and molecules that are not allowed within the electric-dipole approximation, but occur because of higher-order terms in the interaction between matter and radiation, are termed dipole-forbidden. These transitions are extremely weak and therefore exhibit very small natural linewidths. Dipole-forbidden optical transitions in atoms form the basis of next-generation atomic clocks and of high-fidelity qubits used in quantum information processors and quantum simulators. In molecules, however, such transitions are much less characterized, reflecting the considerable challenges to address them. Here, we report direct observation of dipole-forbidden, electric-quadrupole-allowed infrared (IR) transitions in a molecular ion. Their detection was enabled by the very long interrogation times of several minutes afforded by the sympathetic cooling of individual quantum-state-selected molecular ions into the nearly perturbation-free environment of a Coulomb crystal. The present work paves the way for new mid-IR frequency standards and precision spectroscopic measurements on single molecules in the IR domain.]]>
Authors: A. Soare, H. Ball, D. Hayes, J. Sastrawan, M. C. Jarratt, J. J. McLoughlin, X. Zhen, T. J. Green & M. J. Biercuk
Extrinsic interference is routinely faced in systems engineering, and a common solution is to rely on a broad class of filtering techniques to afford stability to intrinsically unstable systems or isolate particular signals from a noisy background. Experimentalists leading the development of a new generation of quantum-enabled technologies similarly encounter time-varying noise in realistic laboratory settings. They face substantial challenges in either suppressing such noise for high-fidelity quantum operations or controllably exploiting it in quantum-enhanced sensing or system identification tasks , due to a lack of efficient, validated approaches to understanding and predicting quantum dynamics in the presence of realistic time-varying noise. In this work we use the theory of quantum control engineering and experiments with trapped 171Yb+ ions to study the dynamics of controlled quantum systems. Our results provide the first experimental validation of generalized filter-transfer functions casting arbitrary quantum control operations on qubits as noise spectral filters. We demonstrate the utility of these constructs for directly predicting the evolution of a quantum state in a realistic noisy environment as well as for developing novel robust control and sensing protocols. These experiments provide a significant advance in our understanding of the physics underlying controlled quantum dynamics, and unlock new capabilities for the emerging field of quantum systems engineering.]]>
Authors: Simone Zanotto, Francesco P. Mezzapesa, Federica Bianco, Giorgio Biasiol, Lorenzo Baldacci, Miriam Serena Vitiello, Lucia Sorba, Raffaele Colombelli & Alessandro Tredicucci
The ability to drive a system with an external input is a fundamental aspect of light–matter interaction. The key concept in many photonic applications is the 'critical coupling' condition: at criticality, all the energy fed to the system is dissipated within the system itself. Although this idea was crucial to enhance the efficiency of many devices, it was never considered in the context of systems operating in a non-perturbative regime. In this so-called strong-coupling regime, the matter and light degrees of freedom are mixed into dressed states, leading to new eigenstates called polaritons. Here we demonstrate that the strong-coupling regime and the critical coupling condition can coexist; in such a strong critical coupling situation, all the incoming energy is converted into polaritons. A general semiclassical theory reveals that such a situation corresponds to a special curve in the phase diagram of the coupled light–matter oscillators. In the case of a system with two radiating ports, the phenomenology shown is that of coherent perfect absorption (CPA; refs , ), which is then naturally understood in the framework of critical coupling. Most importantly, we experimentally verify polaritonic CPA in a semiconductor-based intersubband-polariton photonic crystal resonator. This result opens new avenues in polariton physics, making it possible to control the pumping efficiency of a system independent of the energy exchange rate between the electromagnetic field and the material transition.]]>
Authors: J. M. Riley, F. Mazzola, M. Dendzik, M. Michiardi, T. Takayama, L. Bawden, C. Granerød, M. Leandersson, T. Balasubramanian, M. Hoesch, T. K. Kim, H. Takagi, W. Meevasana, Ph. Hofmann, M. S. Bahramy, J. W. Wells & P. D. C. King
Methods to generate spin-polarized electronic states in non-magnetic solids are strongly desired to enable all-electrical manipulation of electron spins for new quantum devices. This is generally accepted to require breaking global structural inversion symmetry. In contrast, here we report the observation from spin- and angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy of spin-polarized bulk states in the centrosymmetric transition-metal dichalcogenide WSe2. Mediated by a lack of inversion symmetry in constituent structural units of the bulk crystal where the electronic states are localized, we show how spin splittings up to 0.5 eV result, with a spin texture that is strongly modulated in both real and momentum space. Through this, our study provides direct experimental evidence for a putative locking of the spin with the layer and valley pseudospins in transition-metal dichalcogenides, of key importance for using these compounds in proposed valleytronic devices.]]>
Authors: S. Kambe, H. Sakai, Y. Tokunaga, G. Lapertot, T. D. Matsuda, G. Knebel, J. Flouquet & R. E. Walstedt
Recently there is renewed interest in quantum critical phase transitions (QCPT) at T = 0 K in metallic strongly correlated electron systems. From early experimental results, the QCPT in the Kondo-lattice compound YbRh2Si2 is not a case of the ordinary spin density wave (SDW) instability observed in Ce-based Kondo lattices, but a candidate for a novel locally critical case. Here, we observe that coexisting, static Fermi liquid (FL) and non-Fermi liquid (NFL) states are a key feature of the QCPT in YbRh2Si2. By means of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spin–lattice relaxation time (T1) measurements on a single-crystalline sample, we find that the FL and NFL states are invariant, whereas their ratio in a crossover is field dependent near the QCPT. Such a pair of states has remained hidden in Ce compounds, owing presumably to the short lifetimes of the two states. We derive a scaling law for the occupation ratio of the two states, which could be widely applicable to Kondo-lattice systems.]]>
Authors: Z. P. Yin, K. Haule & G. Kotliar
The symmetry of the wavefunction describing the Cooper pairs is one of the most fundamental quantities in a superconductor, but for iron-based superconductors it has proved to be problematic to determine, owing to their complex multi-band nature. Here we use a first-principles many-body method, including the two-particle vertex function, to study the spin dynamics and the superconducting pairing symmetry of a large number of iron-based compounds. Our results show that these high-temperature superconductors have both dispersive high-energy and strong low-energy commensurate or nearly commensurate spin excitations, which play a dominant role in Cooper pairing. We find three closely competing types of pairing symmetries, which take a very simple form in the space of active iron 3d orbitals, and differ only in the relative quantum mechanical phase of the xz, yz and xy orbital components of the Cooper pair wavefunction. The extensively discussed s+− symmetry appears when contributions from all orbitals have equal sign, whereas a novel orbital-antiphase s+− symmetry emerges when the xy orbital has an opposite sign to the xz and yz orbitals. This orbital-antiphase pairing symmetry agrees well with the angular variation of the superconducting gaps in LiFeAs (refs , ).]]>
Authors: I. Guillamón, R. Córdoba, J. Sesé, J. M. De Teresa, M. R. Ibarra, S. Vieira & H. Suderow
Long-range correlations in two-dimensional (2D) systems are significantly altered by disorder potentials. Theory has predicted the existence of disorder-induced phenomena, such as Anderson localization or the emergence of a Bose glass. More recently, it has been shown that when disorder breaks 2D continuous symmetry, long-range correlations can be enhanced. Experimentally, developments in quantum gases have allowed the observation of the effects of competition between interaction and disorder. However, experiments exploring the effect of symmetry-breaking disorder are lacking. Here, we create a 2D vortex lattice at 0.1 K in a superconducting thin film with a well-defined 1D thickness modulation—the symmetry-breaking disorder—and track the field-induced modification using scanning tunnelling microscopy. We find that the 1D modulation becomes incommensurate with the vortex lattice and drives an order–disorder transition, behaving as a scale-invariant disorder potential. We show that the transition occurs in two steps and is mediated by the proliferation of topological defects. The resulting critical exponents determining the loss of positional and orientational order are far above theoretical expectations for scale-invariant disorder and follow instead the critical behaviour describing dislocation unbinding melting. Our data show that randomness disorders a 2D crystal, with enhanced long-range correlations due to the presence of a 1D modulation.]]>
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John Ely Short, Jr. is my Uncle, brother to my Mother, Enid L. Short Kizer. Would you please transfer the management of this memorial to me/ Thanks, John D. Kizer
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Hello. Thank you so much for working on the FindAGrave site. I am working on my Seiler-Snapp family history. You recently transferred the Phoebe Snapp memorial page to me, as she is my grandmother, and I wanted to write about her. I have been working on her page. Now I would like to work on my grandfather's page, Ithamer Sank Seiler. My uncle & aunt, Ernest Colly & Elizabeth Terry Seiler, are also buried at Kirbyville Cemetery. I would love to write about them, too. I would gladly send you the info to post, but I usually continue to write in the future for my family members. My grandparents had a daughter, Mildred Jean Siler, who is buried beside them at the Edwards Cemetery. I would like to write about her, too. I would also like to link the children to Phoebe & Ithamer Snapp. Thank you so much for any & all help.
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May I please have your permission to copy your photo of the grave marker for Willie Judd Memorial #23686935 for our Family genealogy tree?
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My name is Donald Jones. I am the great grandson of Synthia Laws Bly, who is buried in Mincy cemetery as SE Bly. To support my kinship I have the Genform Geneology Post from Delores Rains Sutton and the minutes from Mincy Valley Baptist.
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Lake County Training's founder Matthew knows that getting in shape doesn't mean you have to be an athlete. Rather, he helps people achieve goals, whether they want to lose 60 pounds, run a marathon, or build up the endurance to walk all 18 holes of their favorite golf course. He uses a wealth of exercise knowledge to get the job done, garnered through his bachelor's in health and human performance and his certification as an ACE-certified personal trainer. He coaches his clients in one-on-one sessions, through online videos, or even through an outdoor boot camp he holds regularly in Fish Hatchery Park.
Snap Fitness, bustling with cardio and strength-training gear, throws open the doors to its facilities 24/7. Before exercisers put sneakers to treadmills or lift their first weights, staff meet with them to talk about their fitness goals before suggesting personalized fitness plans based on clients' strength, cardio condition, and bionic-limb manufacturers. The gym keeps members motivated with regular check-in calls and demystifies healthful eating with custom online meal plans designed by nutritionists. Staff also forestall exercise-routine boredom by working individually with clients on a routine basis.
Kevin Ellis doesn't believe in lost causes. His philosophy at Parker's Place Fitness is that anyone can improve, whether they're struggling to lose weight or work past muscle-building plateaus. He and his staff of certified personal trainers strive to connect with members and steer them toward their wellness goals with a holistic approach, one that could encompass nutrition advice, group classes, and one-on-one workouts. Visitors utilize the gym's free weights, Nautilus equipment, and cardio machines as they pursue their unique milestones, signing up for courses such as Zumba and circuit training for boosts of camaraderie.


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February 20th, 2013
It may be winter in Canada but things are just about to burst into spring with the new album by Boy, our newest girl crush duo from Germany and Switzerland. Boy is Valeska Steiner and bassist Sonja Glass and they founded the group in 2007 after they met at a music clinic in 2005. They sound a lot like our home girl Feist, but their sound is a little more European in sensibility and a little less delicate and fragile but all the while still plinky and fun. If you ever need an album to accompany you through a road trip in the country side, this record should definitely make your playlist.
Best Tracks: Little Numbers, Waltz For Pony
Listen to Boy's album Mutual Friends here and other great albums in our First Spins section by artists like The View here. And get to know Boy more and watch this cute video of them speaking about the process of coming together and making Mutual Friends.
Tags: Boy, first spins
Posted on Wednesday, February 20th, 2013 at 11:51 am by Aimee and is filed under Blog, Music.Tweet