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Jets Post-Game 10: Dominating Loss
Kevin McCartney
October 22 2013 10:35PM
The Jets put together the best 65 minutes of hockey we've seen from them so far this season, dominating the Capitals in almost every facet of the game. And yet the Jets lost to a struggling team from the East with limited depth and an average goaltender. They pulled out a silver-lining single point, but could have and should have come away with a clean win. But hey, feeling frustrated is better than feeling hopeless, isn't it?
Conversion on skill plays was the story in this one, after two early 2-on-1 tap-ins went wide for the Jets, and seemingly constant breakaways, odd-man rushes, and even a 3-on-1 generated too little on the score sheet for the home team. Meanwhile, despite losing the chances battle 22-14 in regulation, Washington still managed to score 4 and take it to the skills competition.
The real happenings were once again in the neutral zone for these Jets. A soft, underneath approach on the forecheck for the Capitals gave the Jets clean breakout passing lanes, including the long diagonal pass to bust open containment. Capitals defenders were leaving the zone early all night, and the Jets hit the Capitals zone with speed and control.
Their rushing attack generated all of their goals in one way or another. The shorthanded marker by Little was a turnover at the Jets blueline and a two-on-one transition offence play. Wheeler's tip in goal came on a high-low play created by Wheeler and Schiefele driving from the neutral zone to the net, creating room over top for Kane to collect and fire. But even the Jets other two tallies - Clitsome's slap shot and Little's third period wrister from the slot - came on re-cycle plays after the initial transition attack.
That said, they had more high quality chances in transition than I could count (I had it on my fingers before I started typing. That's why I rely on Travis - his access to pens) and outshot the Capitals a stunning 47-32. Further, they out corsied (shot attempts) the visitors 83-52. Wow.
The Good
There was a ton of good in this game. From Wheeler's speed and slick goal, to Ladd and Little creating three goals together, the Jets' best players were their best players. This season, that's a near miracle. Kane continued to push defenders back and had 14 shot attempts.
Byfuglien had a remarkable game as well, running the offence, generating chances, and even shutting down Ovechkin. When the two matched up one-on-one, Buff could be seen shutting him down or cornering him often. Still, Ovie played from the right and so did Byfuglien, so the match up wasn't constant. Clitsome was giving away a little more real estate.
It's worth noting that Ladd also played most of his even strength minutes against Ovie and came out with 2 assists (plus a shorthanded assist!) and +2. His personal corsi % was just shy of 60%, and when we switch to relative corsi numbers (that is, shot attempt +/- relative to how everyone else on the team did), Ladd is just below team average. Given his tough minutes, that's exactly the sort of success we saw from him last year.
Setoguchi was also impressive tonight on that top line. Somehow he only managed 14:22 of ice time, but he was visible, over 61% corsi, and put on 2 shots and 4 hits himself in addition to his assist.
Speaking of surprisingly good games, Mark Scheifele had one of his excellent games. This is his 3rd to my eye, and the 4th time he's played 18 minutes plus. Tonight? 22:40. The rookie had a 67% corsi rate playing mostly against the Brouwer/Laich/Erat line. An assist and +1 was just the icing on an excellent night for the rookie.
The Bad
Once again we watched a lesson in the the need for depth on this team. I am more tired of writing it than you are of reading it, I promise, but this team dominated on the back of a shorter bench. Cormier played 2 minutes. Two. And he was bad in both of them. Halischuk played 4:09. Peluso was under 10, Wright under 12, and Frolik just 12:17. Jokinen played 13:25. In just 46 minutes of combined even strength ice time between those six forwards, they managed to go -6 and take 11 penalty minutes. The Capitals only scored 3 goals at even strength, and the Jets dominated them at even strength possession. That is pathetic.
Peluso was given just two shifts in the third and deserved it, despite ruffling feathers. He, Halischuk, and Cormier were the only Jets with corsi rates under 50%, and they went 35%, 34%, and 20% respectively. In other words, not an NHL quality game for any of them.
It's not all terrible in that bottom 6. Frolik managed 6 shots, despite going -2. Peluso stirred the pot a little, and I think Jets fans at least feel better when that happens. Jokinen also had a sick shootout move. Oh man. That's an NHL goalie and 15,000 people watching.
But for the most part, the top-6 and bottom-6 were night and day in this game.
It was less true on defence again this game. Postma made some plays, and while Pardy is limited, he's not nearly as out of control as Stuart. They managed to be where third pairing should be - about 14 minutes, and the worst corsi % but not a disaster. Clitsome was a little more calm this game, as well. Meanwhile, Enstrom and Byfuglien each managed a 64% corsi rate while playing apart. Yowza.
Pav didn't do much to improve his stock in Winnipeg. Still, an Ovechkin breakaway, a free-floating Grabovski in the slot, and a powerplay goal by the league's best powerplay are hard to pin on him. I'm sure he wants that second Ovechkin goal back, but it's hard to call this Pavelec's loss.
The most remarkable part of the broadcast was hearing the crew talk about box-out plays around the net. Early on, Wright boxed out Ovechkin and a little later we saw a Postma box-out as well. These were highlight plays if you believe the broadcast crew. I don't mean it as slanderous to the fine men and women of TSN - the remarkable part is that they're right. For the first time all year, we saw the Jets engaging in basic defense to limit the danger caused by Pav's rebounds.
But it didn't last.
Soon opposition players were moving throught the front of the net with impunity, and Jets' defenders were standing all alone on the weak side instead of getting involved with someone. It was back to the Jets read-and-react defence, with everyone wanting to remain unencumbered to jump going the other way.
The narrative is about effort these days, but the Jets are doing too much as individuals, are trying too hard to apply effort. They need to work smarter, not harder.
And in the meantime, Kevin Cheveldayoff needs to find them a liferaft for that bottom six.
Best Play by Play Quote
"There's a great example of putting the work before the skill," after Dustin Byfuglien carries the puck shorthanded from inside his own blueline across the neutral zone, and then puts a one-handed power-move on Green before attacking the net.
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October 23 2013, 10:33AM
Another fine breakdown, Kev! I have to say there were parts of this game that felt like I was watching another team entirely. When the top lines were humming, they looked like a swarm of ninjas - it was fantastic. More of this version of the Jets, please. Some more consistency in team defence and they might win a few games. Pav is the wildcard. By wildcard, I mean infuriating.


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One of the greatest of all Spanish painters is undoubtedly Diego Velazquez. Originally from Seville, Velazquez painted many scenes of everyday life during his early career. Street scenes, markets, taverns, and kitchens were common far. Velazquez also did a large number of still life paintings. He studied life all around him and drew on it for inspiration, often sketching the happenings around him which he could later use in order to paint a full size work at a later time.An example of this style, often referred to genre painting, is the Water Carrier of Seville. An elderly man in torn clothing stands in the center of the painting. The man takes a glass from a young man stepping out of the shadows with one hand. The other hand of the elderly man rests on the large jug of water in the foreground of the painting. Velazquez's mastery of naturalism and realistic painting can be readily seen in this work. Every wrinkle and pock mark is depicted on the elderly sun weathered man's face. The jug of water looks as if it could be a real tangible object in our world if only we would stretch out our hand and wrest it from the water carrier's grasp. The glazed of the ceramic jug, the single drop of water rolling slowly down its surface are all so realistic looking that they very nearly could have been taken from a photograph if only photography had been invented in the beginning of the seventeenth century.But Velazquez did not always live in Seville and work on still life and genre painting. Eventually, Velazquez moved to Madrid, the capital of Spain. It didn't take long for the King to notice the immense talent of painting that Velazquez had mastered. Soon after Velazquez became court painter for King Phillip IV of Spain. For years he lived and worked in Madrid. It was only when the great Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens visited the court and convinced the King himself of the need for Velazquez to travel and become acquainted with other painters and artistic styles that Velazquez traveled at any length.One of the most famous paintings by Velazquez during his time as court painter is Las Meninas. This painting is supposed to be a portrait of the girl in the center of the painting, the king's daughter. Attending her are her maids, among others. To the right of the painting stands Velazquez, looking out at the viewer. There is some debate as to what he is painting. Is he painting the young princess, this very painting? Or is he painting the two figures who's faces we see in the mirror on the rear wall? Either way, the painting is just as much an homage to Velazquez as to the royal family. Velazquez did not slip his face into a crowd of people, as other artists did before him, but very unabashedly added himself painting into the foreground of the work. The walls are also adorned with his own canvases. Brazen or simply self-confident, either way, Velazquez deserved the praise he gave himself.
Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez (June 6, 1599 – August 6, 1660) was a Spanish painter who was the leading artist in the court of King Philip IV. He was an individualistic artist of the contemporary baroque period, important as a portrait artist. In addition to numerous renditions of scenes of historical and cultural significance, he painted scores of portraits of the Spanish royal family, other notable European figures, and commoners, culminating in the production of his masterpiece Las Meninas (1656).From the first quarter of the nineteenth century, Velázquez's artwork was a model for the realist and impressionist painters, in particular Édouard Manet. Since that time, more modern artists, including Spain's Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí, as well as the Anglo-Irish painter Francis Bacon, have paid tribute to Velázquez by recreating several of his most famous works.Early lifeBirthplace of Velazquez in SevilleBorn in Seville, Andalusia, Spain, Diego, the first child of Juan Rodriguez de Silva and Jerónima Velázquez, was baptized at the church of St Peter, in Seville on sunday June 6, 1599. This christening must have followed the baby's birth by no more than a few weeks, or perhaps only a few days. Velázquez's paternal grandparents, Diogo da Silva and Maria Rodrigues, had moved to Seville from their native Porto, Portugal decades earlier. As for Juan Rodriguez de Silva and his wife, both were born in Seville, and were married, also at the church of San Pedro(St Peter), on 28 December 1597. They came from the lesser nobility and were accorded the privileges generally enjoyed by the gentry (it was a Spanish custom, in order to maintain a legacy of maternal inheritance, for the eldest male to adopt the name of his mother).He was educated by his parents to fear God and, intended for a learned profession, received good training in languages and philosophy. But he showed an early gift for art; consequently, he began to study under Francisco de Herrera, a vigorous painter who disregarded the Italian influence of the early Seville school. Velázquez remained with him for one year. It was probably from Herrera that he learned to use brushes with long bristles.After leaving Herrera's studio when he was 12 years old, Velázquez began to serve as an apprentice under Francisco Pacheco, an artist and teacher in Seville. Though considered a generally dull, undistinguished painter, Pacheco sometimes expressed a simple, direct realism in contradiction to the style of Raphael that he was taught. Velázquez remained in Pacheco's school for five years, studying proportion and perspective and witnessing the trends in the literary and artistic circles of Seville.To Madrid (early period)Vieja friendo huevos (1618, English: An Old Woman Frying Eggs). National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh.By the early 1620s, his position and reputation were assured in Seville. In 1618, Velázquez married Juana Pacheco (June 1, 1602-August 10, 1660), the daughter of his teacher. She bore him two daughters—his only known family. The younger, Ignacia de Silva Velázquez y Pacheco, died in infancy, while the elder, Francisca de Silva Velázquez y Pacheco (1619-1658), married painter Juan Bautista Martínez del Mazo at the Church of Santiago in Madrid on August 21, 1633.Velázquez produced other notable works in this time. Known for his compositions of amusing genre scenes (also called bodegones) such as Old Woman Frying Eggs, his sacred subjects include Adoración de los Reyes (1619, The Adoration of the Magi), and Jesús y los peregrinos de Emaús (1626, Christ and the Pilgrims of Emmaus), both of which begin to express his more pointed and careful realism.Madrid and Philip IVVelázquez went to Madrid in the first half of April 1622, with letters of introduction to Don Juan de Fonseca, himself from Seville, who was chaplain to the King. At the request of Pacheco, Velázquez painted the portrait of the famous poet Luis de Góngora y Argote. Velázquez painted Góngora crowned with a laurel wreath, but painted over it at some unknown later date. It is possible that Velázquez stopped in Toledo on his way from Seville, on the advice of Pacheco, or back from Madrid on that of Góngora, a great admirer of El Greco, having composed a poem on the occasion of his death.In December 1622, Rodrigo de Villandrando, the king's favorite court painter, died. Don Juan de Fonseca conveyed to Velázquez the command to come to the court from the Count-Duke of Olivares, the powerful minister of Philip IV. He was offered 50 ducats (175 g of gold—worth about €2000 in 2005) to defray his expenses, and he was accompanied by his father-in-law. Fonseca lodged the young painter in his own home and sat for a portrait himself, which, when completed, was conveyed to the royal palace. A portrait of the king was commissioned. On August 16, 1623, Philip IV sat for Velázquez.
Complete in one day, the portrait was likely to have been no more than a head sketch, but both the king and Olivares were pleased. Olivares commanded Velázquez to move to Madrid, promising that no other painter would ever paint Philip's portrait and all other portraits of the king would be withdrawn from circulation. In the following year, 1624, he received 300 ducats from the king to pay the cost of moving his family to Madrid, which became his home for the remainder of his life.
Los Borrachos 1629 (English: The Drinkers/The Drunks) Philip IV in Brown and Silver, 1632
Portrait of the Infanta Maria Theresa of Spain, Philip IV's daughterThrough a bust portrait of the king, painted in 1623, Velázquez secured admission to the royal service, with a salary of 20 ducats per month, besides medical attendance, lodgings and payment for the pictures he might paint. The portrait was exhibited on the steps of San Felipe and was received with enthusiasm. It is now lost. The Museo del Prado, however, has two of Velázquez's portraits of the king (nos. 1070 and 1071) in which the severity of the Seville period has disappeared and the tones are more delicate. The modeling is firm, recalling that of Antonio Mor, the Dutch portrait painter of Philip II, who exercised a considerable influence on the Spanish school. In the same year, the Prince of Wales (afterwards Charles I) arrived at the court of Spain. Records indicate that he sat for Velázquez, but the picture is now lost. In September 1628, Peter Paul Rubens came to Madrid as an emissary from the Infanta Isabella, and Velázquez kept his company among the Titians at the Escorial. Rubens was then at the height of his powers. The seven months of the diplomatic mission showed Rubens' brilliance as painter and courtier.
Rubens had a high opinion of Velázquez, but he effected no great change in his painting. He reinforced Velázquez's desire to see Italy and the works of the great Italian masters.
In 1627, Philip set a competition for the best painters of Spain with the subject to be the expulsion of the Moors. Velázquez won. His picture was destroyed in a fire at the palace in 1734. Recorded descriptions of it say that it depicted Philip III pointing with his baton to a crowd of men and women driven off under charge of soldiers, while the female personification of Spain sits in calm repose. Velázquez was appointed gentleman usher as reward.
Later he also received a daily allowance of 12 réis, the same amount allotted to the court barbers, and 90 ducats a year for dress. Five years after he painted it in 1629, as an extra payment, he received 100 ducats for the picture of Bacchus (The Feast of Bacchus). The spirit and aim of this work are better understood from its Spanish name, Los Borrachos (The Drunks) or Los Bebedores (the drinkers), who are paying mock homage to a half-naked ivy-crowned young man seated on a wine barrel. The painting is firm and solid, and the light and shade are more deftly handled than in former works.
Altogether, this production may be taken as the most advanced example of the first style of Velázquez.
Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez (Séville, baptisé le 6 juin 1599 – Madrid, mort le 6 août 1660), dit Diego Velázquez, ou Diego Vélasquez en français, est un peintre baroque considéré comme l'un des principaux représentants de la peinture espagnole et l'un des maîtres de la peinture universelle. Il passa ses premières années à Séville, où il dé...
Biographie de Diego Rodríguez de Silva y VelázquezDiego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez (Séville, baptisé le 6 juin 1599 – Madrid, mort le 6 août 1660), dit Diego Vélasquez en français, est un peintre du siècle d'or espagnol ayant eu une influence considérable à la cour du roi Philippe IV. Il est généralement considéré, avec Francisco Goya et Le Greco, comme l'un des plus grands artistes de l'histo...
Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez (getauft 6. Juni 1599 in Sevilla &dagger 6. August 1660 in Madrid), meistens als Diego Velázquez bezeichnet, war ein spanischer Maler des Barock, der zu den wichtigsten Porträtmalern seiner Zeit gehörte. Als Maler am Hof des spanischen Königs Philipp IV. porträtierte er zahlreiche Mitglieder der königlichen Fa...
Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez, più noto semplicemente come Velázquez (Siviglia, 6 giugno 1599 - Madrid, 6 agosto 1660), è stato un pittore spagnolo, l'artista più importante tra quelli presenti alla corte di Re Filippo IV di Spagna. Fu uno degli artisti più rappresentativi dell'epoca barocca e un grande ritrattista. Tra il 1629 e il 1631 tra...
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Emery County Commissioners met in their regularly scheduled meeting on Oct. 15 at 9 a.m. Those present were Commissioners Randy Johnson, Drew Sitterud and Ira Hatch. Two boy scouts were present who are working on merit badges and Hadan Hatch offered the opening prayer and Nevin Jensen led the audience in the pledge of allegiance.
The first item on the agenda was the approval of the check edit list and requisitions. County Clerk Bruce Funk questioned charges still coming in against the communications tower which is already up. He will look into the matter. The planning and zoning office has requested a new laser jet printer to replace their old printer which is worn out. Also a chain hoist and a digital display which can be seen from outside for the scales was on the list for the landfill. A motion was made by Commissioner Hatch and seconded by Commissioner Sitterud to approve these items.
The next item on the agenda was the citizen concerns. No citizens were present with concerns. The next item on the agenda was Deb Dull from Utah Power. Dull introduced the new plant manager for the Huntington Power Plant, Dave Sharp. Dull couldn't resist the chance to let the commission know they had the Dull and Sharp team before them.
Sharp said he is pleased to be in the area and comes here from Wyoming. He has been in Wyoming for the past 26 years and is looking forward to getting settled in the area. Mark Mansfield will continue to handle the water issues until Sharp becomes acquainted with the issues. Dull said the Hunter plant and the Huntington plant are somewhat intertwined and work together.
Sharp said that Utah Power has a lot going on right now and they have just commissioned Units 4, 5 and 6 of the Gadsby plant. "These units were put on to help meet peak demand. They have been up and running since Sept. 20. They are natural gas units and operate like a big jet engine. They are mounted in a fixed position to turn the turbine. These units go up quickly. Right now at Huntington we are overhauling one of the units. The motel is full in Huntington and we couldn't find anywhere to rent. This overhaul has brought in 400-500 people. It should be finished by mid-November. They are doing boiler work, a controls project and there is a lot of capital going into the unit. We're working to make it a reliable unit.
"Mark will still be the point person on the water issues. We are working on a solution to benefit everyone and get water back into the lake to see us through until the runoff. We are also looking for long term fixes which will be mutually beneficial for everyone," said Sharp.
A meeting is planned for the end of the month by Mansfield to bring the commissioners up to speed on what is going on with the water issue at Electric Lake and Skyline Mine. Commissioner Hatch mentioned that Emery, Carbon and Sanpete counties are all working together on the issue.
Sharp said he plans on getting more involved in the issue as he gets his feet on the ground in this new area. Currently one unit is down at the Huntington plant and the other unit was overhauled about 18 months ago. "I am pleased to be here," Sharp said.
The commissioners invited Sharp to come to any of the commission meetings or contact them by telephone on any issue he would like to discuss and to keep them posted on developments at the plant. Sharp said he has a background of 30 years work with coal fired power plants and knows the mechanics of the operation and will now be learning how to interface with the public, which is new to him.
Dull and Sharp were also questioned by the commissioners on the prospects of a Hunter 4. They said right now a study is being conducted to see where the growth is and the need to construct a new unit close to the growth areas. Commissioner Johnson pointed out that Emery County is already supplying the Wasatch Front with power and with the units already in place here it makes sense to build another unit here. "We'll wait to hear about Unit # 4," he said.
The next item on the agenda was DeLamar Gibbons who is a Republican candidate for the Utah State Legislature. He said he plans on being a liaison with the state legislature for Emery County and plans on coming here on a regular basis to hear the problems of the county. One of his concerns is the financing of schools. He related that 30 years ago in the San Juan district, the superintendent was also the principal of one of the schools and taught two classes as well. He believes a bureaucracy exists with administrators in the school system. He suggested the school system is to teach and that all who work for the school system work in the classrooms part of the time as teachers and aides.
Gibbons also discussed the rising costs of health care and how uninsured health care often falls on the counties. He would like to look at new ways to make the health care system work more efficiently. His expertise is in medicine and Gibbons is a doctor by profession. He said blood pressure checks and blood sugar tests being given in the Senior Citizen Centers is part of the solution. He also stated that doctors are leaving the profession in record numbers because they can't get insurance and the liability is so high. Gibbons stated that the need to develop more resources for water is critical. He believes in the exploration for gas and expanding that industry.
Gibbons said he just wanted to meet the Emery County Commissioners and that he would coordinate their needs with the legislature if elected. Another big concern was that laws which we must obey are made by nonelected bureaucrats and the populace has no voice in the laws being made. He also said PILT payments are not sufficient reimbursement for the noncollection of taxes on government land.
The commissioners thanked Dr. Gibbons for attending commission meeting and introducing himself.
The next item on the agenda was the tabling of the discussion of updating and amending Ordinance 5-5-93A- the county purchasing policy, until the next commission meeting after further work is completed in the matter.
The next item on the agenda was the consideration and approval of the Division Order from Coastal Plains Energy, Inc. Commissioner Hatch explained the property as having oil and gas interests and Emery County has an interest and is a small holder in the matter. Commissioner Sitterud explained that the matter has come up because the property was sold.
The next item was the consideration and approval of an employee contract renewal for Dottie Grimes for 90 days. She has been working in special projects and grant money was available to pay her salary. Kathleen Truman said the cowboy poetry book is nearing completion which is one of the projects Grimes has been working on and also some special collections have been donated to the archives which she has been working with.
The next item on the agenda was the consideration and approval of the tentative fiscal year 2003 budget for Emery County, Castle Valley Special Service District and other entries as required by law. Clerk Funk explained that last year's budget was being used as the tentative budget which is a starting place for the budget sessions and work meetings which will take place with all the department heads. These meetings will discuss the needs of each departments and the budget will be adjusted accordingly.
Commissioner Johnson also pointed out that the budget doesn't reflect any revenues which will come in from the annexed portion of Green River. The tentative budget was approved pending review of the Castle Valley Special Service District budget which their board will approve in a meeting on Oct. 17.
The next item on the agenda was the tabling of the minutes from the previous commission meeting until the commissioners have a chance to review them.
The next item on the agenda was the commissioner reports. Commissioner Hatch reported that he had attended the Farm Bureau policy meeting. He said the Carbon County Farm Bureau had made a policy statement against the monument in Emery County. However in the state policy development process, the Farm Bureau stated they were in favor of the monument in Emery County. They were in favor, if the six items including water, access, minerals, grazing and others carried forth. Their policy meeting will be held in mid-November.
Commissioner Sitterud said that Mark Mansfield had met with Skyline and it was favorable. They will meet with him at the end of the month for a briefing. Commissioner Sitterud also mentioned that he went on the geological mapping field trip into the Swell which was very interesting.
Commissioner Johnson mentioned that the Heritage Bill is being attached to an omnibus bill package and there is every indication that it will pass if the omnibus survives.
The next commission meeting will be held on Nov. 19 at 9 a.m.


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Neurology and Psychiatry Joint Grand Rounds will be held at 8-9 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 17, in Lecture Hall 1 in Schwitalla Hall. Ghazala Hayat, M.D., and Alan Felthous, M.D., will present "Event Related Potentials in Neurology and Psychiatry."
Hayat joined the faculty in 1986 and was appointed the director of Neuromuscular Service and the Clinical Neurophysiology Laboratory. She graduated from King Edward Medical College in Pakistan in 1977 and finished her neurology residency at the Medical College Virginia in 1985. The following year, she pursued a fellowship in neuromuscular diseases and electrodiagnostic medicine at the same institution.
Hayat is board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, the American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine, Neuromuscular Medicine by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, and has clinical neurophysiology certification by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Hayat is director of clinical neurophysiology fellowship and of the ALS clinic, which is the only ALSA-certified center in the area.
Her interests include peripheral neuropathies, compressive neuropathies, neuromuscular junction disorders and electrodiagnostic studies. She has published on various topics in her area of expertise. She has served on the Education, Workshop and Laboratory Accreditation committees of the American Association of Neuromuscular Disorders and Electrodiagnostic Medicine. She has been an examiner for the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. She is a fellow of American Academy of Neurologists, American Association of Neuromuscular Disorders and Electrodiagnostic Medicine. She was nominated as one of "America's Best Doctors" in 2007, '08, '09, '10, '11 and '12.
Felthous is professor and director of forensic psychiatry at the School of Medicine. Previously he was professor at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine and School of Law, as well as the medical director of Chester Mental Health Center, the maximum security forensic hospital for Illinois. Before coming to Illinois in 1998, Felthous was the Marie B. Gale Centennial Professor of Psychiatry, director of the Adult Division and chief of Forensic Services in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Texas Medical Branch.
Felthous has written numerous journal articles and book chapters on topics in legal psychiatry, forensic psychiatry, on antisocial and aggressive behavior, and suicide in jails and prisons. He is author of the book The Psychotherapist Duty to Warn or Protect, senior editor of Behavioral Sciences and the Law; and co-editor of The International Handbook of Psychopathic Disorders and the Law, distinguished with the 2009 Guttmacher Award. Listed in "Best Doctors in America," Felthous regularly gives talks on forensic topics in the United States and Europe.
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Travel agents will also issue a single ticket for both airlines which includes checked through luggage all the way from Australia to Mauritius and vice versa, providing a more convenient travel experience.
The new interline agreement will also mean Guests transiting between Sydney T2 domestic and Sydney International Airports will be able to take advantage of a dedicated transfer lounge at Sydney International and a free airside bus transfer between the two terminals.
Air Mauritius operates flights from Mauritius to Perth twice weekly and weekly flights to Sydney and Melbourne. With Perth as its gateway to South Africa, East Africa and Europe, Air Mauritius is already planning to further increase flights in the coming years.
Virgin Blue Chief Executive, Brett Godfrey said, 'We are delighted to be working with Air Mauritius to open up this stunning destination to travellers from all over Australia. Having an interline agreement means it is much easier for people to fly from their home in Australia all the way through to Mauritius."
Virgin Blue's existing code-share and interline partners include Virgin Atlantic Airways, Hawaiian Airways, Malaysia Airlines and there are more to come.
Air Mauritius Chief Executive Mr Manoj Ujoodha said "This is an exciting opportunity for us in that it will bring huge benefits to our customers, Air Mauritius in conjunction with Virgin Blue, will now be able to bring Australian inbound passengers from Mauritius, Europe, South Africa and East Africa to the major cities in Australia. Alternatively, Australian customers will be able to enjoy a seamless transfer from various Australian cities to connect on to Air Mauritius flights via Perth."
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What is a country you have no desire to visit even if it was all paid for and luxury accommodations?
thats cold saycheese. They are our friendsReplyCancel
Iran, Iraq, NigeriaReplyCancel
We hopeReplyCancel
North KoreaReplyCancel
North Korea.
ps. Been to Turkey many times. It's a beautiful country. Some of the most pristine beaches in the world. Too bad all the bullshit going on over there taints it.ReplyCancel
I'm with @Tara. Or anywhere women are considered possessions.ReplyCancel
Any country on which stories about women being arrested for 'illegal sex' for being raped seem to be a common occurence (i.e. Dubai, 1 and 2, the latter eventually pardoned), or being gay is illegal / a death sentence (take your pick). Generally, anywhere where women are third-class citizens and actual religious persecution is actively occurring (Sudan).
Welp, he asked.ReplyCancel
@VIP: I believe they just recanted that recently. Erdogan (the PM) gave a speech not too long ago.ReplyCancel
What @Snapdragon said.ReplyCancel
Some of the African/Middle East countries where sharia law applies and/or human rights abuses against women take place and you can't go out on your own,,,and even with a partner you are not safe. Syria or Libya for example, Mali,,,,,No matter how much free luxury, I'd pass.ReplyCancel
I think I'd go pretty much anywhere if it was paid for. Signed, Travel Whore.ReplyCancel
South SudanReplyCancel
India, Most of Africa, and North Korea.ReplyCancel
I'm with @madeinbrzil on Nigeria. Crime, and a wholly corrupt government that will do nothing to protect you if you get into trouble – see the current situation with the kidnapped schoolgirls. Very crowded and with relatively few of the cultural treasures found elsewhere in West Africa, or the geographical beauties of Eastern and Southern Africa. No thanks.ReplyCancel
Uh huh.ReplyCancel
Never been to NYC and I can't say that I have any plans to go. I might one day, just to say that I did (same way I feel about Vegas) and see some sights but it is pretty close to the bottom of my travel list. Pushing through crowds, power walking through cities, heat, smog and city smell are a few of my least favorite things.ReplyCancel
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On board with middle eastern countries, and russia. Dont want to be treated badly, and russia's idea of luxury was pretty obvious last olympics, so i will pass.
If that's how you judge Russia, then NO ONE EVER SHOULD VISIT THE UK. Remember how they treated the Olympian's like crap during the 2012 games?ReplyCancel
I saw them driving there on the Amazing Race once – CHAOS!!
Any of the Muslim countries w/ the strict religious laws. If the lap of luxury doesn't have booze and loose women, I'd rather vacation at a Motel 6 in Mississippi.ReplyCancel
All of Asia-too crowded and most of it is too hot.
Any place in the Middle East-when I have to wear a hijab I get all "Nobdy puts Baby in a corner!".
Somalia. Don't think Disneys ever going to do a Pirates of Somalia ride anytime soonReplyCancel
Any of the "Stan" counties. If it ends with a stan, I want no part of it.ReplyCancel
There is no country that I wouldn't visit if my safety was assured.ReplyCancel
Aren't I the pretentious asshole?
Why yes, yes I am.ReplyCancel
@aemish, I quickly learned that they really do hate Americans. The people were crazy rude & the concierge in our luxury hotel was the worst of the bunch. Also, I am a bit overweight, and people were just fine with mocking me in public. Also, I brought my then- husband along & we went to a cabaret – which I imagined to be burlesque. Imagine my surprise! The last 3 days were spent in my hotel room watching movies. Also, I did not see one pregnant woman or child. It was creepy. The Louvre was nice, though – a rare bright spot.ReplyCancel
Africa. (Plus several others already mentioned)
Missouri. Lol
Canada is my #1 place to visit. Dontcha like nice people?ReplyCancel
@Harry, pretentious is not a word I'd associate with you. Contentious, maybe, but not pretentious. 😀ReplyCancel
Agreed Harry.ReplyCancel
A trip to India will change your life. The extreme poverty contrasted with the immense culture, art, history and natural beauty. Been 3 times. Just avoid drinking the water – buy bottled.ReplyCancel
Culture, art and history? I was in Mumbai and barely saw a green blade of grass. There was no beauty just smog and scary men. Oh and my colleague got so sick she ended up flying home after 3 days. It literally looked like an F5 Tornado hit and people said Whatever and just kept living in the squalorReplyCancel
Gator girl: I'll plan your itinerary for your next visit.ReplyCancel
ROFL @Navymommy! +1ReplyCancel
Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Nigeria, Iran….ReplyCancel
What you are going to do right this minute young lady is explain to me why you have posted an avi of BCoop being all golly-shucks as an illustration of my so called contentiousness.
Start talkin' and this better be good.ReplyCancel
Canada really is, 0_0, no doot aboot it!
And I wouldn't go to India.ReplyCancel
i love india. studied there for 5 weeks, didn't want to leave. still can't get enough of their delicious (vegetarian) food.
i have no desire to go to middle east/muslim countries. i really don't want to be looked down upon for being 1. a woman 2. american 3. enjoying a glass of wine 4. enjoying my partner. covering up my body is one thing… putting me in jail after being raped ("having sex") is abuse.ReplyCancel
@Harry, I have ESP!ReplyCancel
I second that!!!
Plus England – sorry, but absolutely no desire whatsoever to go there.ReplyCancel
No way – Dubai is gorgeous for shopping too! I love Dubai … very pricey though.ReplyCancel
Won't open. Probably just more of your disgusting animal genitalia anyway.
You should see a shrink about that.ReplyCancel
If you find Helena Bonham Carter to be "animal genitalia", you're wise to not open the link.
To my credit, I did not post a link to genitalia, animal or otherwise. You got two notices: NSFW and the link to the link. If you clicked on it, well, the one and only time I clicked on one of your links, I nearly fell out of my chair, so that's on you, my dear.ReplyCancel
Agree TV Junkie, my sister Visited Paris with my mum a few years ago and they were pointing at her and mocking her for being overweight as well. Stuck up and arrogant.ReplyCancel
One of my friends used to lead tours all over Mongolia, Russia and the like…she said all the 'Stan' countries she went were fantastic! Uzbekistan especially….
There's pretty much nowhere I would not go provided it was safe from war. I also have friends just back from Iran who said it was amazing…ReplyCancel
Wow. Some people really should just stay home.ReplyCancel
I'm sorry one of my links nearly made you fall out of your chair. To make it up to you, here's a carrot with a dick.ReplyCancel
@Harry (SFW, no genitalia, I Lannister promise)ReplyCancel
BeckyMae – You hit on two I'd really like to see: Uzbekistan and Turkey. Istanbul especially, what I've seen on travel shows it's amazing.
My NO list is the same as you guys' – North Korea, places that treat women and gay people horribly. A lot of these countries I'd love to see, but not until they quit their evil ways.ReplyCancel
jeez I need to read more. I don't know what countries to avoid. I wanna say Iran, but I don't know why. :^(ReplyCancel
I knew you would get it, being the brainiac/dirty girl that you are.ReplyCancel
Use the Google machine and look up CIA World Factbook it provides all kinds of information about every country. Whether it's for a book report or if you're thinking about taking a trip it'll answer your questions. Prior to booking a trip, check online with the Department of State for travel advisory updates.
Oh. I need to check the status of Canada. We're going up there in June. Gotta make sure they aren't on the brink of boycotting Tim Horton's that would be nothing but peaceful riots and grandma mayhem all over every small town and city until 4:00pm every day, except Sundays. Closed.ReplyCancel
I feel like "brainiac/dirty girl" is a Scooby Doo compliment.
(SFW, no animal nethers)ReplyCancel
Las Vegas – j/kReplyCancel


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Dear CCAMLR Chair, Delegates and Secretariat,
I know that the Commission on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) has agreed to create a network of marine protected areas in the ocean around Antarctica. As a global citizen concerned about our environment I very much care about the decisions you are about to make.
As this area represents 10% of the world's seas and is the most untouched ocean environment left on earth, I have joined the Antarctic Ocean Alliance "Watch" to track CCAMLR's developments on this throughout the year.
I call on CCAMLR to establish a large-scale network of marine protected areas and no-take marine reserves to protect Antarctic's key ocean habitats while we still can. With growing threats from overfishing and climate change, I urge you to be as bold as those who, in 1991, protected Antarctica from minerals development. Please take action now to give her oceans the additional protection they need from the threats they now face.
As CCAMLR is a body that meets with limited public participation and no media access, I feel it's important to speak out for these unique global commons areas and to call for the widest possible protection for Antarctica's oceans. I'll be watching, taking action and asking my networks to do the same.
Please do the right thing and protect Antarctica's oceans for future generations.
Who is CCAMLR?
The Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR), made up of 24 nationals and the European Union, was established in 1982 to conserve and manage Antarctic marine life (apart from seals and whales). CCAMLR has committed to establishing an unspecified number of Antarctic marine protected areas by 2013. This is an unprecedented opportunity to protect the oceans around Antarctica as a legacy for future generations. Join us in telling CCAMLR to do just that – join the AOA CCAMLR "watch" and sign the petition.


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The Media Services Department is one of the Library's most popular areas. A wide variety of DVDs, CDs, and magazines ensures that there is something for everyone.
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