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Help for domestic violence victims
Rick Holmes: On the streets, a celebration of diversity, not division
12:54 pm
CLEVELAND � On East Fourth Street, about as close as you can get to Quicken Loans Arena without security clearance, the loudest voices are talking about damnation and salvation. Individually and in small groups, wild-eyed prophets, outfitted with microphones and hand-held speakers, parade as they preach.
Arthur I. Cyr: Coup attempt underscores Turkey�s strategic roles
12:42 pm
The military coup attempted in Turkey reinforces already strong anxiety about the Middle East. The effort by elements of the armed forces to oust the elected civilian government has failed, in part because the military was not unified in support of removing current leadership.Social media played a vital role in defeating the coup. That vehicle carried President Recep Tayyip Erdogan�s dramatic appeal to the people, and coordinated the massive protest.
Suzette Martinez Standring: Reassurance from a medium
12:31 pm
Life goes black when a child dies. Gail and Jeremy Hunter, ages 64, lost two adult children in 2006 and 2009 accidents. Many would say their Anjuli and Drew live on in spirit. Of this, their parents are certain because of messages through a medium. �My husband thought I was nuts, but I was open. I don�t want people thinking I�m weird, but if one person can find solace from my story, then it�s worth it,� said Gail, a pre-school teacher in Marshfield, Massachusetts, since 1992.
Stay Tuned: �Spartan: Ultimate Team Challenge� mostly inspirational
12:16 pm
�Spartan: Ultimate Team Challenge� is from the producers of �American Ninja Warrior� and like that show, contestants push themselves through a challenging obstacle course that tests their endurance, strength, pain threshold and mental toughness. The implicit message of the show is that the ability to complete a physically grueling race means you�re a winner in life. It�s meant to be inspirational to all of us who are watching those winners in life, probably from our couches while eating a...
Dave Ramsey: Stay the course
12:05 pm
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Dr. Elaine Heffner: Emerging 3�s
11:45 am
Someone asked me what a 3-year-old is like. Having just observed a 3-year-old, my spontaneous answer was, �emerging from two, looking toward four, and working to meet the expectations of three.� I have been wondering how to explain what that really meant. Those early years embody such major steps in development and yet within that, each stage has distinctive characteristics.
Shayne Looper: Life on a spiral staircase
11:33 am
When I was in school, English teachers all seemed to be cut from the same cloth � at least the younger ones. They must have all minored in psychology because they were always asking questions that were meant to get us in touch with our feelings. I preferred the old-school type of teacher who read �Beowulf� in Old English and knew Shakespeare as if she had been his contemporary � and, by the looks of her, might have been.
The Mom Stop: Taking a brief break from parenting
11:21 am
It had been years since my husband and I had gone one a vacation without kids � we�d never been gone more than a long weekend. The last true kid-free vacation we took together was our honeymoon. But with our 10th wedding anniversary this year, we thought we�d take a week away from work and parenthood, a week to ourselves.
Mark Anthony Seeber
Jul. 18, 2016
Mark Anthony Seeber, age 57, of Clinton passed away July 16, 2016, at his home. He was a Christian and member of Friendly Welcome Missionary Baptist Church in Frost Bottom.
Johnny Norris
Jul. 18, 2016
Mr. Johnny Norris, age 58, of Oak Ridge, passed away suddenly from his second aortic aneurysm after a lengthy open heart surgery surrounded by the ones who loved him most.
Ralph 'Jack' Strickland
Jul. 18, 2016
Ralph Jackson "Jack" Strickland, Jr., 69, of Coalfield, returned to his heavenly home on July 15, 2016, after a courageous battle with illness.
William 'Bill' Hemphill
Jul. 18, 2016
William "Bill" Harris Hemphill, age 95, passed away peacefully at home with family on June 22, 2016.
Book Notes: Cookbooks to make fresh food fabulous
Jul. 18, 2016
�Food with Friends: The Art of Simple Gatherings�By Leela Cyd. Clarkson Potter Publishers. New York. 2016. $25.�Love and Lemons: An Apple-to-Zucchini Celebration of Impromptu Cooking�By Jeanine Donofrio. Photos by Jack Mathews. Avery, an imprint of Penguin Random House, New York, 2016. $35.
Wildcats at KFOA Media Day
Jul. 18, 2016
The Oak Ridge High School football team takes center stage July 15, during the annual pre-season KFOA Media Day event held at the Three Rivers Golf Complex in North Knoxville.
Candidate's tent destroyed thanks to 'Pokemon Go'?
Jul. 18, 2016
According to Anderson County Commissioner Angeleque McNutt, the tent she set up Thursday at the Oak Ridge Community Center, 102 Robertsville Road, in preparation for the start of early voting Friday was destroyed while she participated in a League of Women Voters candidate forum.
First OK given for tap beer to go
Jul. 18, 2016
Area residents could soon be taking home tap beer to go.
Alexander Guest House recognized for historic preservation
Jul. 18, 2016
Sue Cange, manager of the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management and Kim Trent, president of Knox Heritage, accepted the Chairman's Award for Achievement in Historic Preservation of the President's Advisory Council on Historic Preservation in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, July 13.
Baton Rouge officers killed in shooting; suspect dead
Jul. 18, 2016
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) � Three Baton Rouge law enforcement officers investigating a report of a man with an assault rifle were killed Sunday, less than two weeks after a black man was fatally shot by police here in a confrontation that sparked nightly protests that reverberated nationwide.
Maria Bello takes some time for horror in �Lights Out�
Jul. 18, 2016
Maria Bello caught the attention of TV viewers during her late-90s run as Dr. Anna Del Amico on �ER.� That gig was followed by a slinky performance as a hooker pal of Mel Gibson�s world-weary hoodlum in the film �Payback.� And then it was on to all sorts of movie roles � some serious, some not � ranging from �A History of Violence� and �Thank You for Smoking� to �The Company Men� and �Prisoners.� With six more films already completed and scheduled to be released between now and 2017, Bello has...
Simon Pegg engineers a great script for �Star Trek Beyond�
Jul. 18, 2016
British actor-writer Simon Pegg was handed what he calls �the keys to the kingdom� when, along with playing USS Enterprise chief engineer Montgomery Scott for the third time, he was offered the assignment of co-writing the script (with Doug Jung). Being a self-proclaimed �Star Trek� geek since he was a kid, and having written scripts for �Shaun of the Dead,� �Hot Fuzz,� and �The World�s End,� it didn�t take more than a nanosecond for him to say yes. His talent as a writer and his knowledge of...
Mark L. Hopkins: Helter Skelter
Jul. 18, 2016
As I write this Black Lives Matter demonstrations are going on from New York to Los Angeles.
Liccar cartoon: Sign of the times
Jul. 18, 2016
Joe Liccar cartoon on the sign of the times.
Granlund cartoon: Racial divide
Jul. 18, 2016
Dave Granlund cartoon on bridging the racial divide.
Terry Marotta: Some tips for the ladies, for keeping cheerful after 50
Jul. 18, 2016
ONE, never, absolutely never, look at your face in the mirror on your car�s flip-down sun visor It is far too close to you and will make you look to yourself like a huge and scary monster. With a mustache.
Jordans celebrate 50 year anniversary
Jul. 18, 2016
Larry Jordan and Sharon Cook grew up in Oak Ridge, Tenn. and lived in the same Woodland neighborhood.
Cars We Remember: Pontiac Fiero, and the plight of the �small GM two-seaters�
Jul. 18, 2016
Q: Hello Greg and I want you to know I look forward to your column every week. I would like your opinion on the Pontiac Fiero, mainly the 1988 model. As you probably know, 1988 was the only year that the Fiero was available with high performance GT parts and new suspension that Pontiac developed.
Domestic violence initiative info meeting Tuesday
Jul. 18, 2016
A new initiative to address the needs of victims of domestic violence in Anderson County will be announced early Tuesday morning.
It Is What It Is: Sunscreen � it�s just common sense
Jul. 18, 2016
My children are occasionally idiots. Sorry, but they are. And I�m guessing yours are, too, at times.Now I love both my girls to death and have nothing but immense pride in who they�ve become as people. Because, in my eyes, they�re both just left of perfect. But I�m openly calling them idiots because they often don�t use that squishy melon inside their heads called a brain when it comes to making good common sense decisions � like wearing sunscreen.
Silvio Calabi: Audi�s reach exceeds its grasp on the Q7 II
Jul. 18, 2016
Audi�s 2017 Q7 panzerwagen is all that we might expect in a deluxe modern crossover sport-ute from Germany. Or at least it can be, or so I am told. Our sample wagon, though, despite its full moniker � it�s a 3.0T quattro tiptronic � and $13,175 in options atop a $55,750 base price, seems still to be missing a couple of key ingredients. (Go crazy on the order form, and the tab for a Q7 can run to more than $80,000.) More on this later, but for now let�s concentrate on what our Q7 does have.
Home Help: 3 ways to create visually striking doors in your home
Jul. 18, 2016
TIP OF THE WEEKThink of a door opening and closing.Chances are you pictured it swinging on hinges, since that�s how most doors operate. But, more homeowners are choosing other door hanging hardware for a unique look with their interior and exterior doors.If you�re looking for a way to make visitors to your home say �wow,� consider alternatives to hinged doors for an unexpected twist.
Sadie Francis DuPree
Jul. 15, 2016
Born Jan. 1, 1927, in Parrish, Ala., and died on July 14, 2016 at Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge.
Bena Mae Seivers
Jul. 15, 2016
My Mom,Brought to us as Bena Mae Estep, one of 10 or 11 siblings of Hobert and Elizabeth Estep and raised in Corbin, Ky. Her family was brought to Clinton, Tenn., for the Manhattan Project in 1943.
Transformer failure leads to Walmart outage
Jul. 15, 2016
Shoppers and workers at the Walmart Supercenter in Oak Ridge experienced an hours-long power outage Thursday night.
Granlund cartoon: Nice terror attack
Jul. 15, 2016
Dave Granlund cartoon on the Nice, France terrorist attack.
Granlund cartoon: Terror truck
Jul. 15, 2016
Dave Granlund cartoon on the Nice, France terrorist attack.
'We refuse to be enemies': Palestinian Christian family struggles for justice near Bethlehem
Jul. 15, 2016
Just as the Jews in Israel feel less than comfortable being surrounded by hostile Muslim countries in the Middle East, a Palestinian Christian family has been experiencing the pressures the Israeli government exerts on its 100-year-old farm, located six miles from Bethlehem.
Early voting begins today for Aug. 4 elections
Jul. 15, 2016
Oak Ridge residents in Anderson and Roane counties can head to the polls today as early voting begins for the Aug. 4 county general elections and federal and state primary elections.
Meth found near kids? Two people arrested
Jul. 15, 2016
A man and a woman on Jonathan Lane in Oak Ridge were arrested Tuesday evening and charged with two counts of reckless endangerment of children under the age of eight.
Chamber hosts candidate forum
Jul. 15, 2016
OAK RIDGE, Tenn. — While Angeleque McNutt, the incumbent running in a special election for Anderson County Commission District 8, indicated in a Thursday morning candidates' forum that county commissioners work well together, challengers to the seat briefly alluded to political rifts related to perceived infighting — primarily between County Mayor Terry Frank and longtime Commissioner Myron Iwanski, the other representative of District 8.
Matthew T. Mangino: Opioid abuse out of control, but not new
Jul. 15, 2016
Drug overdoses are the leading cause of accidental death in the United States. According to the Center for Disease Control there were 47,055 lethal drug overdoses in 2014.
It�s official: Donald Trump picks Mike Pence as his running mate
Jul. 15, 2016
WASHINGTON (AP) � Donald Trump has chosen Indiana Gov. Mike Pence as his running mate, adding political experience and conservative bona fides to his Republican presidential ticket. Trump announced his decision on Twitter Friday morning, capping a frenzied 24 hours of speculation about his choice.A news conference was set for Saturday for the two men who will take on Hillary Clinton and her Democratic running mate in November.
Beeler cartoon: Virtual classroom
Jul. 15, 2016
Nate Beeler cartoon on virtual classrooms being empty.
Liccar cartoon: Stirring the pot
Jul. 15, 2016
Joe Liccar cartoon on Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stirring the pot.
France reels as Bastille Day truck attack kills 84 in Nice
Jul. 15, 2016
The Associated PressNICE, France � A Frenchman of Tunisian descent drove a truck through crowds celebrating Bastille Day along Nice�s beachfront, killing at least 84 people, many of them children. The slaughter ended only after police killed the armed attacker in a hail of bullets.
Movie review: �Ghostbusters� reboot is a real crowd-pleaser
Jul. 15, 2016
�When there�s something strange ... in your neighborhood ... who you gonna call?� Just hearing the toe-tapping �Ghostbusters� theme takes me back to a 1984 state of mind; not a bad place to be � 13-years-old and without a care in the world. So I viewed Paul Feig�s crowd-pleasing, shot-in-Boston (doubling for New York) �Ghostbusters� reboot in a warm nostalgic glow. That frame of mind certainly goes a long way in overcoming the film�s persistent sluggishness and predictability. After all, it�s...
Movie review: �Captain Fantastic� is quite marvelous
Jul. 15, 2016
There�s no character named Captain Fantastic in �Captain Fantastic,� but it might as well be the nickname for the film�s protagonist Ben (Viggo Mortensen), a wise, passionate, outspoken former resident of Boulder, Colorado, who, when his wife�s mental illness started to get out of control, packed up the whole family � himself, his wife Leslie and their six kids � and moved to the woods. The plan was to build a ramshackle home amongst the hills and trees and streams, and raise the kids while...
France: Truck slams into crowd of revelers
Jul. 14, 2016
NICE, France (AP) — A truck drove on to the sidewalk and plowed through a crowd of revelers who'd gathered to watch the fireworks in the French resort city of Nice in what officials and eyewitnesses described as a deliberate attack.
Beatrice Brown
Jul. 14, 2016
Beatrice Brown, age 90, of Oak Ridge, died on July 13, 2016.
James 'Jay' Daniel Andrews
Jul. 14, 2016
James "Jay" Daniel Andrews, age 81, of Clinton, Tenn., passed away on Tuesday, July 12, 2016, at Golden Living Center in Clinton.
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Showing that the often dramatic differences between their attitudes about signs such as pulse, breath, and blood both developed from and informed deeper beliefs about the nature of the body, Kuriyama exposes the highly subjective artistry of medicine. Like the proverbial blind men feeling the different parts of the elephant, the ancients focused exclusively on one set of traits and signs and developed a complex theoretical framework around it. Well documented and handsomely illustrated, The Expressiveness of the Body pokes and prods into the space between precise anatomical knowledge and the understanding of qi flow to find the rest of the elephant beyond the trunk, legs, and tail. --Rob Lightner --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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Rice -- Tall, athletic player who brings international experience to the Owls... Has continued to improve in first two seasons of Division I soccer.
2008: Conference USA Academic Honor Roll; Played in 11 games with two starts... Started the first two games of the year at forward and held the squad to victories over Sam Houston State and UTSA... Registered a career-best 81 minutes in the season-opener vs. Sam Houston... Assisted on Annie Kadota's game-winning goal and was credited with three shots against the Bearkats... Played a total of 195 minutes on the season, including 22 on the road against nationally-ranked Oklahoma State and 16 in the C-USA victory at Southern Miss.
2007: C-USA Academic Honor Roll; Joined the program as a walk-on and went on to earn a varsity letter... Played a total of 54 minutes in five games... Worked a season-long 21 minutes in the 5-0 win over Lamar... Took shots against Lamar and Stephen F. Austin.
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Played forward for the women's national team of Trinidad & Tobago, including World Cup qualifying tournaments... Made six tours with the country's U-20 team since 2005, playing in Curacao, Mexico, Venezuela and the United States... Experienced club player in her home country with Real Dimension and most-recently J.P.F.C.
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A 2007 graduate of St. Joseph's Secondary School in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago... Multiple MVP who served as the team captain in her final year... Was named one of the top five forwards in the country.
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Full Name: Bianca Alice Walker. Born: October 5, 1988 in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago. Parents: Douglas and Elizabeth Walker of Trinidad (two brothers, one sister). Major: bioengineering. College: Martel
Rice Stats Year GP/GS Shots Goals Asst. Points GWG 2007 5/0 2 0 0 0 0 2008 11/2 4 0 1 1 0 Totals 16/2 6 0 0 0 0
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The ideal size for a Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage store is 20,000 square feet, Chairman and co-President Kemper Isely says, up from 5,000 square feet when the company was founded in 1955. "This allows us to increase our SKU count to get more product from our suppliers," Special Projects Director Alan Lewis said. "Plus, if you can have an aisle that is 2 feet wider, that makes it a lot more comfortable and enjoyable for people shopping the store."
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We recently returned from a 7 night stay on the Naka Island and I was so impressed that I have decided to join tripadvisor so that I can write a review!
We booked our stay on Naka Island for our honeymoon, and I can honestly say that it is the perfect location if you are looking for seclusion, luxury, relaxation and a bit of romance.
We travelled the morning after our wedding and were understandably tired by the time we arrived at the resort. But any feeling of tiredness were soon forgotten thanks to the swift speedboat transfer and the warm welcome we recieved. The staff who welcomed us to the resort and took us for breakfast while the finishing touches were put to our villa were superb, and this level of customer service continued throughout our stay. Most tripadvisor reviews make reference to the excellent staff, and I am going to do the same, because they really are excellent, and there is a real sincerity about their warmth, kindness and attention to detail. My wife celebrated her birthday during the honeymoon, and the staff went the extra mile to ensure that she enjoyed her day.
The villa we stayed in (beach front, pool villa) was AMAZING! The villas are tastefully decorated and equiped with up-to-date amenities. The standard of room servicing is also excellent, the housekeeping staff were discrete and always made the villa look as good as it did when we first arrived.
If you are staying, please visit the spa, we had several excellent treatments, and again, the spa staff are lovely.
The food on the island was also very impressive, we took advantage of the themed buffet nights at the Tonsai, which are good value for money and allow you to sample a wide variety of cuisines. The Head Chef Ian is doing an excellent job and is a credit to the resort. I would also recommend going to watch the sunset from the Z bar - awesome. And the coctails are also very good, I would recommend the mango mojito.
If you are looking for a honeymoon destination - look no further! This really is paradise. If its not your honeymoon, find another reason to visit this beautiful island, you won't be dissapointed.
Thank you to everyone at Naka Island who made our stay so special.
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The aim of this study was to analyze the brain structures in temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) using 3D T1-weighed magnetic resonance images (MRI). We used a method of voxel-based morphometry (VBM) with the unified segmentation framework to examine the effects of TLE on specific brain structures in 22 patients. Also, 18 healthy control subjects were included in this study for group comparison. We accomplished GM segmentation, spatial normalization, and intensity non-uniformity correction in the same model. Besides, removal of nonbrain voxels and compensation of spatial normalization effects were performed in this study. Student's t-test statistical models of differences between gray matter concentration (GMC) of patients and controls were obtained using a general linear model (GLM). Compared to controls, TLE presented GMC reduction in hippocampus, amygdala, and entorhinal cortex. Comparison of abnormal areas detected by VBM method and manual delineation of these structures confirms the obtained results.
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Nana's. It's a small shop in Rhode Island making their own Ice Cream that I've been going to during my annual beach vacations since I was a teenager. My favorite flavor is Almond Joy...or perhaps Moose Tracks.
Both. Love preparing a fancy meal from one of my old Gourmet magazines (miss this publication) and sometimes nothing satisfies like a cheese burger.
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The restaurant was decent. The food was so-so, the service was so-so, and the ambiance was so-so.
The food: I travelled here with two business associates. One of us ordered the tuna filet, one ordered pizza, and another ordered shrimp. The tuna filet was over-cooked on the outside. Decent, but not the best tuna I've ever had. The pizza was spicy, and although he ordered a "hot" pizza, he didn't expect a mouth-burning pizza. The spiciness detracted from the taste. The shrimp were good, although she stated that there was a lot of work to get to the meat. Overall, the food was so-so. I wouldn't go back for the food.
Sidenote: The beer was very good. Home-brewed, and yummy. We tried the unfiltered light first, which was very good. We then tried the home-brewed honey beer. It was good also, but when we got the bill, we realized that the 0.75cl bottle was €18!! It wasn't THAT good. Stick with the €8 unfiltered light. It was the best part of the night.
The service was so-so. When the restaurant wasn't too busy, the service was good; but as the restaurant got busier, the two servers struggled with all the tables.
The ambiance was good; but again, as the restaurant got busier, there was a loud, obnoxious banging coming from the kitchen (which is RIGHT next to the eating area). It would come and go, and became a distraction from our experience.
Overall, I'd give this restaurant a 2.5, but I'll give them the benefit of the doubt, and award them 3 stars. Don't go out of your way to go here, but if you're in the area, perhaps worth a visit. Maybe. I'm still looking for that "write home about" restaurant in Tirrenia, and this wasn't it.
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|Jets players shocked Patriots would kick off to start overtime
|12.27.15 at 6:19 pm ET
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — It is the latest talking point surrounding the Patriots: Why did Bill Belichick instruct Matthew Slater to say the Patriots wanted to kick the ball off to start overtime?
The Jets themselves may have been more surprised than anyone, as they instantaneously saw their chances of winning depending on preventing the Patriots from scoring a touchdown, to now winning the game with a touchdown of their own, which they did when Eric Decker caught a 5-yard pass from Ryan Fitzpatrick just under three minutes into overtime.
The most surprised player of all may have been captain Calvin Pryor, who was present for the coin toss.
"My face lit up, like 'You really want to kick the ball?' I don't know, but I am glad they did choose to kick," Pryor said.
"I was confused with what he was talking about because I was thinking [they] were going to receive," he added.
Pryor said Slater said to referee Clete Blakeman, "We want to kick this way" and then the ball was awarded to the Jets.
"I just knew the refs said we would receive the ball and that is when we ran off the field," Pryor said.
Also present for the coin toss was Darrelle Revis and like Pryor, he was surprised as well.
"It was kind of — I didn't expect that to come out of Slater's mouth," Revis said. "He said it. I guess that is what they wanted to do."
Following the game in the Jets locker room, a few members of the team were yelling and mocking the Patriots for their decision.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Being a member of the Patriots for all of last season and winning Super Bowl XLIX, Darrelle Revis knows how tough it is to beat the Patriots.
Following the Jets' 26-20 overtime win Sunday, Revis took great pride knowing with their win and a Steelers loss, they are one win away against the Bills next week from reaching the postseason.
"We just wanted to keep the pressure on [the Patriots]," Revis said. "I think we did a pretty good job going against a Hall of Fame quarterback [Tom Brady]. You know Tom has had a hell of a career and it's great to get this win because we need it."
Revis and Jets defense was able to frustrate Brady for most of the afternoon, as the Patriots didn't score an offensive touchdown until late in the fourth quarter.
Overall, Brady was 22-for-31 for 221 yards with a touchdown and an interception. In fact, Revis was the one who intercepted Brady in the second quarter, which came in Jets territory. It was a clear miscommunication between Brady and tight end Rob Gronkowski.
"Football is a game of errors. I'm sure I made a couple of mistakes out there too today," Revis said. "You got to look at the film and make some corrections. It's just making the play. Our D-line did a great job pass rushing all game. The result of that is a turnover, especially on that play, the d-line got some pressure on Tom and made him throw it maybe quicker than he wanted to throw it."
|Tom Brady shows Christmas spirit for Darrelle Revis: 'It was great to have him as a teammate'
|12.24.15 at 12:36 pm ET
FOXBORO — Tom Brady wasn't about to put any proverbial coal in the stocking of Darrelle Revis on Christmas Eve.
The Patriots quarterback held his weekly pre-game press conference on Thursday, a day later than normal, and the first question he was asked by ESPN's Mike Reiss was whether his opinion of the likely future hall of fame cornerback might have changed. In the offseason, it was Revis who said that Brady was with the Patriots when they "did stuff in the past" – a clear reference to Spygate – and "should live with" the four-game suspension handed out by the NFL for his role in Deflategate.
Brady deflected the question at first by simply talking about the greatness of Revis and how he is still playing at a high level.
"It was great to have him as a teammate," Brady said. "He brings a lot to the defense that he plays on. Played him a bunch of times when he played for the Jets, then Tampa, played him here [in practice], back to the Jets. So, basically played against him every year in some form or fashion. He's just a great player. I think he does a lot of things really well. It's fun to watch him play."
Jets columnist Manish Mehta appeared on Dennis and Callahan Thursday and said that there is a feeling in New York that Revis' skills are in a "slow decline." Brady did not share that same sentiment publicly Thursday.
"He as a very unique style. But he certainly locks his guy down. I think that's pretty impressive to do it for as many years as he has. It's not a simple scheme for a guy like that because it puts a lot of pressure on those corners. So, it's like having two offensive tackles that you don't ever give any help to. Whoever they go up against, they go up against. It's pretty impressive to see what he's accomplished this year, what he's accomplished every year. He's a great player."
Reiss followed up and asked Brady if his personal feelings about Revis had changed since he left for the Jets.
"No, nah," Brady answered.
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New York Daily News Jets columnist Manish Mehta joined the Dennis & Callahan show Thursday morning to talk about Darrelle Revis and also a column he wrote Thursday, claiming there is a "rift" between Revis and Tom Brady. To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page.
Mehta, who has covered Revis back to when he was back with the Jets at the beginning of his career, admitted Revis isn't the same player he once was.
"He's not the best cornerback in the league anymore and I would be the first to admit that," he said. "I thought that he could still be that this year because he played at a very high level on defense a year ago and he has come down the mountain. I've always said that if you're a player like Darrelle Revis, that are very special players, best at their position for X amount of years, the most physical thing to digest as a player is when you take that step down from being the best at that particular position to being very good, or still being great maybe, but being closer to the pack, or with the pack. That to me is more of an ego burn than anything.
"Eventually players are going to be not close to what they were at their peak, but it's a slow decline and I think you're seeing a slow decline in Darrelle Revis. Don't get me wrong, I still think he's a top 10 cornerback. He isn't a guy that is going to get torched left and right, but he's clear a player who doesn't instill that type of fear that he did back in 2009."
In Mehta's column Thursday, he looked back at Revis and Brady after their first meeting where Brady barely stopped to shake Revis' hand after the game.
"I thought it was strange," Mehta said. "I didn't think that probably was a way he would handle dealing with a guy who he was friends with or didn't have a problem with."
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|Todd Bowles thinks Malcolm Butler is 'probably the best [cornerback] in the league'
|12.22.15 at 4:26 pm ET
FOXBORO — On a week when there's been almost non-stop talk about Carolina Panthers cornerback Josh Norman, Jets head coach Todd Bowles thinks maybe people should be paying more attention to what's going on in New England with a second-year cornerback.
Bowles has been bowled over with the effort and execution of Malcolm Butler. The Jets coach believes that Butler, along with Logan Ryan, has been a big reason the Patriots defense has emerged as one of the best in football over the last two months since the Jets last played them at Gillette Stadium.
"Their defense has been playing outstanding and those two corners are a big part of it," Bowles said.
"They were good then," Bowles said of Butler and Ryan Tuesday in a conference call with New England media. "Malcolm's probably the best in the league. He shows up. He takes the best [receiver]. They can play zone, they can play man. They're both big. They're physical. They can tackle."
Some of this may be an effort to soften up Butler, who covered Eric Decker in the first meeting on Oct. 25. It was a good back-and-forth battle all day as Decker caught six balls on 12 targets for 94 yards. It was Ryan who covered Brandon Marshall, who caught four balls on seven targets for 67 yards. Neither receiver had a touchdown.
When it comes to secondary play, Bowles, a former defense coordinator, can really appreciate a good corner who plays well and studies harder.
"He studies the game," Bowles said. "He's not just a man corner, he's a zone corner, too. He's feisty. He has very good technique, which is rare. He's got great hand-eye coordination. He reads the ball. He accepts all challenges. You can tell he works at it. I enjoy watching him play."
|Pro Football Focus' Sam Monson on D&C: Malcolm Butler has been better than Darrelle Revis
|at 8:38 am ET
Sam Monson of Pro Football Focus joined Dennis & Callahan on Tuesday to defend his website against Bill Belichick's comments on Monday and also to discuss Malcolm Butler and Darrelle Revis. To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page.
There's no question Revis played a major role in the Patriots winning the Super Bowl last season, but the team didn't pick up his $20 million option for 2015 and he became a free agent. With Revis gone, the team now had Butler, a second-year player, as their No. 1 corner which many questioned going into the year, but it has gone a lot better than many expected.
In fact, according to Monson and Pro Football Focus, Butler has had a better year than Revis.
"Oh man, that is tough. It would look ridiculous before the season to say it would it be Butler, but honestly I think overall he has probably been better than Revis," Monson said. "It's been really close. It's been up and down. Each guy has been inconsistent, but I think Butler has been better."
On Monday's Dale & Holley show, Belichick was asked about analytical websites and the coach said he doesn't always believe what they say. Monson defended his website, saying their own is different than some of the other ones.
"Part of the thing about PFF is it isn't really a formula driven thing," he said. "What we do is different from most analytic places. We're actually grading every single player on every single play. We collect a whole different unique statistics and data and all that kind of stuff that we will put out statistics or metrics or whatever. That is not the crux of what we're doing. What we're doing is trying to grade people.
"Yeah, we have an extensive check process, both internally and we also refer our stuff to a group called the Pro Coaches Network, which is a collection of current and former NFL coaches with something like over 400 collective years of NFL coaching experience and they have a fairly extensive audit process and our grading system. It's a hell of a lot more robust than it was when we started this and we were just a collection of guys grading. Now we got serious NFL input and feedback into the whole process."
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|Julian Edelman on OM&F: 'We had to go out and just execute' against Dolphins
|11.02.15 at 12:41 pm ET
Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman and linebacker Dont'a Hightower checked in with WEEI's midday show on Monday with the team coming off Thursday's rout of the Dolphins. To hear the interview, go to the OM&F audio on demand page.
The Dolphins rolled into Thursday's game on the heels of two blowouts in the first two games under interim coach Dan Campbell, who had infused some energy into a previously underperforming team. However, the Patriots gave Miami a dose of reality with a 36-7 decision.
"There was a lot of energy in the beginning of the game, and the whole game," Edelman said of the Dolphins. "We knew that they were going to be a confident group. They'd been playing really good football with the new coaching change and everything. It was one of those games where we had to go out and just execute, and we really tried to do that.
"We started in some mud at the beginning, putting ourselves in bad situations with penalties, not staying on track with the drives. So then once we got everything going, started to execute play by play, that's when things were going well. It was a complementary game. We were getting great field position from the special teams, our defense was holding them — an electric offense that's been scoring a bunch the last two weeks. Anytime you have that — and we were able to kick it on a little better."
Said Hightower: "Defensively we had a hard time getting off the field as much as we wanted to, but we definitely came together and played like we wanted to and executed the game plan at the end to the extent that we wanted do."
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Not to get all Mars and Venus on you, but there are some pretty major differences between the men's and women's games at the most elite professional levels.
And not just the obvious ones, either. Yes, the men hit the ball farther and get paid more. And sure, the women compete on shorter courses and show a little more leg.
Look deeper, though, and you'll notice more expansive contrasts. Still not getting it? Here's a hint: Check the birth certificates. The Weekly 18 begins with an examination of how LPGA stars skews so much younger than their male counterparts.
1. Youth is not wasted on the young
Inbee Park won the U.S. Women's Open title on Sunday while still 13 days shy of her 20th birthday, which should have us all repeating one similar refrain: "What took you so long?"
Park is more than a year older than Morgan Pressel was when she won last year's Kraft Nabisco Championship, and the same age as Yani Tseng, who won the LPGA's second major of the season earlier this month. She was joined on the final leaderboard by the likes of Angela Park, 19; Paula Creamer, 21; and Stacy Lewis, who turned pro just three weeks ago but must be nearing retirement at the ripe old age of 23.
For the record, the youngest men's major champion ever was Young Tom Morris, who won the 1868 British Open at 17. (Hence the nickname. His poor dad was saddled with the simple prefix "Old.") The youngest since 1900 was Johnny McDermott, who was just a month younger than Inbee Park is currently when he won the 1911 U.S. Open.
Let's face it: If a 19-year-old would have won at Torrey Pines two weeks ago -- especially by four strokes, as was the differential between Park and her closest competitor -- he would have been hailed as the greatest thing since sliced bread or Francis Ouimet (whichever came first). Heck, Sergio Garcia came close at the 1999 PGA Championship and he's never been able to live down that label of golf's Next Big Thing.
That Park won't receive such status says less about her game than it does the current state of women's golf. She is hardly alone among the young guns, just one of 28 teenagers to compete at Interlachen. The youngest was 13-year-old Alexis Thompson, who was actually making her second career appearance in the event. The best final-round score (4-under 69) came from Jessica Korda, the 15-year-old daughter of former Australian Open tennis champ Petr Korda, who served as her caddie. Meanwhile, six other amateurs reached the weekend, which could take a decade in the men's game. (The highest total of amateurs to make a single men's U.S. Open cut since 1980 is four.)
As if to only stress the difference between the two circuits, while Park was busy clinching the Open trophy, soon-to-be 48-year-old Kenny Perry was winning the PGA Tour's Buick Open.
All of which leaves us with one prevailing question: Why? Why is winning young specific to the LPGA and a once-in-forever occurrence on the PGA Tour? Our answer: We have no idea.
Sure, there may be some scientific explanation about females maturing faster, physically and athletically, than males. Or there may be some golf-centric response about competition being tougher on the men's circuit than where the women ply their trade.
Whatever the case, such a characteristic helps to give the two tours a distinct personality. Young female champions and older male champions each ensure a certain personality when it comes to the specific winner's circles.
If they ever switch roles? Well, now that would be a major story.
2. Putting for dough
There is one similarity between the men's and women's game: Putting means everything.
Inbee Park ranked fourth on the LPGA Tour in putting entering the festivities at Interlachen and continued the red-hot rock rolling on the year's slickest greens. For the week, Park tied for second in putts per round, needing an average of 28.75.
Which leads to one more similarity between the men's and women's game: Putting means everything -- especially in the final round.
Park also tied for the second-lowest number of total putts in Round 4, needing only 26 when it mattered on Sunday, including a 20-footer for par on the dastardly ninth hole that may have been the key to her four-stroke victory.
"I made a lot of good putts this week," Park said. "I made a lot of 15- and 20-footers. I couldn't really hole a lot of putts earlier this year. I just changed my putter in March and it started rolling and I made a lot of putts since then, so [it's been] very good."
3. From Pak to Park
Like most young players from South Korea, Park credits Se Ri Pak as her motivation and inspiration for taking up the game. Unlike most young players, Park actually remembers Pak winning the Women's Open back in 1998.
"Ten years ago, I was watching her winning this event on TV. I didn't know anything about golf back then, but I was watching her," Park said after her win. "My parents were just watching like 3 in the morning. ... I just woke up and was like, 'What are you guys doing?' And they were like, 'We're watching golf. And Se Ri Pak is leading the tournament, and she's the first Korean winner if she wins this tournament.' I sat down there, but I was half asleep.
"It was very impressive for a little girl and just looking at her. I just thought that I could do it, too, so I just picked up a golf club maybe a couple of days after that."
Yep, that's right. Park began playing golf ... 10 years ago! So, how's your game improved in the past decade?
4. The distance debate
A tip of the cap to reader Bill from Florida, who points out that despite a record 6,789 yards and housing five par-5 holes, Interlachen hardly played into the hands of the big hitters this week. Let's take a look at the top 10 and where they currently rank in driving distance on the LPGA (nonmembers aren't ranked):
So what does it all mean? Once again, the USGA got it right, extending an Open setup to the tips without solely playing into the hands of its strongest competitors.
5. One for the ages
She's won 72 career LPGA titles and 10 major championships, but if there's one shot from Annika Sorenstam you remember above all others, it may be the final one she ever hits in Women's Open competition. (Or maybe not, as we'll examine next.)
After a wayward tee shot on the par-5 final hole, the three-time Open champion chipped back to the fairway and was left with 199 yards to the flagstick. Knowing she needed to make birdie to keep her score under 80, Annika pulled a 6-iron and hit it flush, as the ball bounced and rolled into the cup for what was easily the most dramatic eagle ever from a player who finished in a share of 24th place.
"I was hoping for memories this week, but it was a different type of memory," said Sorenstam, who closed with a 5-over 78. "To finish like that was just -- [it] will stay in my mind forever. ... It was so ironic. I didn't want to shoot 80 or above. And to hole a shot from 200 yards, that's kind of the last thing you think about. But obviously, I'll take it. The crowd was just amazing, the cheers. When I walked up it was so loud, it was so much fun."
6. The next step?
On May 13, in advance of the Sybase Classic, Sorenstam announced that she was stepping away from the game at the end of this season.
"I enjoy the competition, but I'm also a player that, you know, I care too much about this game and I care too much about playing well; that if I can't have it 100 percent, then I don't want to give any," Sorenstam said at the time. "I know what it's like to play at the top, and you know, I don't want to do anything else. So it's either on or it's not."
Of course, she also refrained from using what she termed the "R" word, never quite calling it a retirement. Annika has never since publicly stated that she is leaving the door open to play more events in the future, but she at least jingled the key to that lock when interviewed on NBC's telecast Sunday.
"I am stepping away for sure by the end of the year," she said. "If I come back in a few years, it will definitely be [for] the Open."
Hmmm ... sounds very much to us like a player who is, indeed, "stepping away" but not necessarily "retiring" from the game.
7. Homeward bound
Stop us if you've heard this one: Kenny Perry really, really, really, really wants to play on the U.S. Ryder Cup team.
It now appears that Perry has locked up a spot on the U.S. roster, moving up to fourth on the points list with Sunday's victory (third if you discount Tiger Woods, who will not play). He'll return to his old Kentucky home at Valhalla in September, but with congratulations come controversy, too.
As you may remember, last month Perry eschewed U.S. Open qualifying, instead opting to take a week off and concentrate on competing in lesser events in an attempt to garner more Ryder Cup points. That theme will continue next month. Perry is already exempt into the British Open field, but said after his victory that he'll remain stateside instead, competing at the opposite-event U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee.
"I committed to all these tournaments before when I was ranked 100th in the world," he said. "Now all of a sudden I've won twice, I'm probably top 20 in the world now. I've already committed to Milwaukee and I'm not going to back out."
We said it when Perry decided to forgo the U.S. Open and we'll say it again now that he's committed himself to skipping the British: Earth to Kenny! Come in, Kenny!
Yes, PGA Tour players are independent contractors and can plot out their own schedules. Yes, it's admirable that Perry so desperately wants to be part of the Ryder Cup roster. But elite players should do everything in their power to try to play every single major championship. It's the right thing to do.
Oh, and if we're U.S. captain Paul Azinger? Well, let's just say we wouldn't be too confident in a guy who didn't want to play against the world's best on a major stage.
8. Quitters never win
The only thing worse than Woody Austin's shirts this week? His putting on the final hole.
Wearing a garish American flag/golf combo item that could make Ben Crenshaw's 1999 Ryder Cup "photograph" shirts look snazzy, Austin had a lengthy birdie putt from the front fringe on the 72nd hole to win the tournament. He rolled the putt right at the cup ... and way past it, sealing the lousy attempt with a kiss to the face of his putter. Austin missed the come-backer, then gave a mock fist-pump and one of the quotes of the year afterward.
"I threw it away," he said. "I didn't hit the ball close enough to the hole the last two holes to counteract my yips that I have when it comes to putting. Nobody's fault but my own, so that's two weeks in a row. So I've got to figure it out or I'd better quit."
If there's any consolation, it's that the T-2 finish was enough to move last year's darling of the Presidents Cup into ninth place on the current Ryder Cup standings, which will be enough to get an automatic spot on the roster come September.
9. Legal at 21
Though Bubba Watson's improbable birdie attempt to force a playoff on the final hole didn't find the bottom of the cup, his T-2 result was enough to move his bottom line into seven figures for the third time in as many seasons as a member of the PGA Tour.
Not bad for a guy who still may be hacking his way through the minor leagues if not for an in-season rule change back in 2005. That year, Jason Gore won three Nationwide Tour events to earn a "battlefield" promotion to the big leagues. While only the top 20 on that tour's money list were set to receive PGA Tour status for the following year, that number was increased to 21 to exclude Gore after he punched his own ticket. That meant one extra spot for someone, and it went to Watson, who edged Tom Scherrer by $2,680 for the final card.
After finishing 90th on the 2006 PGA Tour money list, he was 55th last year. On Sunday, he cashed $440,000 for the co-runner-up result, moving into the 45th spot for the season.
10. Open for business
Speaking of Gore, that 2005 march through the Nationwide circuit occurred only after the so-called "Prince of Pinehurst" contended at the U.S. Open. It looks like a few of this year's early unknown contenders at Torrey Pines are similarly following up with strong results of their own.
Kevin Streelman's debut season on the PGA Tour began with no finishes of better than T-14 in his first 17 starts, but the U.S. Open first-round co-leader has finished T-10 and T-12 at the Travelers Championship and Buick Open, respectively, the past two weeks.
Meanwhile, the other, even lesser-known 18-hole leader at Torrey is also reaping the benefits of such an experience. Justin Hicks, who was 160th on the Nationwide Tour money list entering this week's Ford Wayne Gretzky Classic, defeated Casey Wittenberg with a par on the first playoff hole to earn his first career title on that tour.
"I'm kind of just trying to keep riding that wave, I guess, the momentum that I got from playing out there at Torrey," Hicks said. "It certainly means a lot."
11. Chop-ping away
Searching for his third PGA Tour victory since November, Daniel Chopra owned a two-stroke lead through 54 holes at the Buick, which he knew was, well, better than a deficit.
"Everybody says it's tough to play with a lead, but we try to get a lead, and two shots is better than one," Chopra said after shooting 68 on Saturday. "So the bigger the lead you've got, the better. And it just gives that you little bit of a cushion to allow yourself that one extra hole where maybe you should have made a birdie on that, you expected to make birdie and if you don't, it gives you that extra one hole of patience. That's what I'm going to do out there tomorrow is practicing patience all day long."
Uh, maybe not. Chopra lost the lead well before his fourth bogey of the final round on just the seventh hole and was only able to parlay that hot start into a share of 17th place, thanks (or no thanks) to a 3-over 75.
If the winner of the season-opening Mercedes-Benz Championship can take solace in one thing, though, it's that his precipitous fall from the leaderboard wasn't even the worst for a 54-hole leader this month. That "honor" goes to Tim Clark, who shot a final-round 6-over 76 in Memphis to drop to T-18 at tournament's end -- the worst finish by a third-round leader this season.
Even so, it turned out to be a disappointing week for Rambo. What's that? You don't know who Rambo is? Not to worry. Apparently, it's Chopra's new nickname, earned this week, because, well, we'll let him explain:
"It's funny, in the first couple of rounds, the caddies for Jeff Maggert [and] Todd Hamilton, they said, 'We are going to come up with a nickname for you.' And Hamilton's caddie said, 'I think, Daniel, you're Rambo.'
"And I go, 'Rambo?'
'Yeah, you're lethal from the trees.'
"It was funny because I made more birdies out of the trees the first day than I did from the fairway; so that was kind of funny. The next day I hit my bunker shot off my knees on No. 8, my 17th hole for the day, and nearly holed that. And they said, 'Well, maybe we should start calling you Dorf.' That was funny, too.
"I said, 'Well, I think I like Rambo better.' "
12. Daly dose
Though his game still leaves much to be desired, John Daly once again earned YouTube moment of the week honors, employing his usual party trick during a Buick pro-am round with rocker buddy and Michigan native Kid Rock.
Unfortunately for Daly, he didn't fare as well when using a more conventional tee, shooting 72-74 to miss the cut by five strokes in only his second PGA Tour start since April. So far this season, Daly has finished in the money in only three of 11 appearances, with a best result of T-60 at the Mayakoba Golf Classic. The latest MC should be even further cause for concern; if there was ever a tourney at which Daly might feel a little mojo, it's the Buick, where he finished a season-best T-16 last year.
As an aside, we were speaking about Daly with ardent supporter Robert Gamez recently when the longtime pro told us, "He'd give you the shirt off his back."
No kidding. We've seen that video, too.
13. Warwick chills
Count us among those surprised to see Jim Furyk's name nowhere near the top of the leaderboard on Sunday.
Our pretournament pick to win shot 68-72-68-71 to finish T-36 at the Buick, his worst result in the event since a T-38 in 1996. According to a PGA Tour media release, "Furyk's second-round even-par 72 ended his consecutive sub-par streak at 38 rounds. The last time Furyk didn't break par at Warwick Hills came in the third round in 1997, when he shot a 75. That 3-over score is the only above-par round Furyk has shot in this event -- 54 total rounds. Between 1994 and 1997 Furyk shot even-par 72s four times."
Tough to say it's been a disappointing season for the top-10 talent, considering his four top-10 results including a T-2 at Doral, but it's his lowest top-10 total through this point on the schedule since 1999 (excluding 2004, when he missed five months due to wrist surgery).
14. Making his points
The PGA Tour's Player of the Year award -- the Jack Nicklaus Trophy -- is voted on by a balloting of the membership, as the player with the most votes earns the postseason accolade.
The PGA Player of the Year award, however, is given by the PGA of America and is "based on a mathematical formula that weighs tournament wins, official money standing and scoring average," according to its official description.
While the W18 is already on record as stating that Tiger Woods will win the former, despite only making six appearances this season, if Masters champion Trevor Immelman doesn't win the British Open or PGA Championship and no other individual player wins both, it will be interesting to see whether he can retain his lead in the latter. According to the PGA of America, Woods "has accumulated 80 points overall, including points for victories in the Buick [Invitational], Accenture Match Play Championship, Arnold Palmer Invitational and the U.S. Open. He has 20 points for leading the season money list." He is currently trailed by Phil Mickelson (58 points) and Stewart Cink (40).
There hasn't been two different winners of the awards since 1991, when Fred Couples won the tour's trophy and Corey Pavin won the PGA's award.
15. Game, set, match
Jack Nicklaus may own the all-time professional major championship record of 18 victories, but this weekend Greg Norman added 18 major wins to his previous total of two. How'd it happen? He married former tennis star Chris Evert, who the Australian Open (1982, '84), French Open (1974, '75, '79, '80, '83, '85, '86), Wimbledon (1974, '76, '81) and U.S. Open (1975, '76, '77, '78, '80, '82) during her storied career.
From the Palm Beach Post:
Capping a short vacation marred with heavy-handed tactics to keep the press at bay and sarcastic comments from the former spouses they ditched to be together, golfer Greg Norman and retired tennis champ Chris Evert were married Saturday evening near Nassau, the Bahamas.
The ceremony took place before an intimate crowd of fewer than 100 that included NBC's Today host Matt Lauer, one of the groomsmen. Other invitees included George H.W. Bush and Palm Beach billionaire Nelson Peltz.
"It's not their first time," said a guest who asked to remain anonymous. Actually, it was Evert's third march to the altar, while it's Norman's second. Both are 53, and they have a total of five children from their previous forays into marital bliss. "Because of that, they were planning to keep it small."
16. Rookie rendezvous
What do Richard Finch, James Kingston, Martin Kaymer, SSP Chowrasia, Felipe Aguilar, Mark Brown, Damien McGrane, Peter Lawrie, Hennie Otto, Scott Strange, David Dixon and now Pablo Larrazabal each have in common? They are all first-time winners on the European Tour this season, giving the circuit a dozen newbies in 33 tourneys so far, including majors and WGC events.
Larrazabal became the latest to make his maiden voyage to the winner's circle, earning a four-stroke victory over Colin Montgomerie at the Open de France. It was punctuated by one of the year's most boisterous celebrations on a tour known for boisterous celebrations, as friends mobbed the young Spaniard on the 18th green and tossed him into the nearby water hazard, despite his best attempts to remain dry. After swimming to safety, Larrazabal issued damp hugs to anyone within arms' reach, then removed his waterlogged white shoes and heaved them into the gallery. What about the long walk from the 18th green to the scoring hut? Well, that's what socks are for, right?
17. The full Monty
Entering the week, Montgomerie was ranked 59th on the European team's Ryder Cup points list, just behind such non-luminaries as Michael Lorenzo-Vera, Peter Whiteford, Francois Delamontagne, Robert Dinwiddie, Sam Little and Gary Clark. His solo second-place finish in Paris improves his placement to 14th in the standings, but the eight-time team member is still on the outside looking in when it comes to competing at Valhalla in September.
All of which begs this increasingly intriguing question: If Montgomerie doesn't automatically qualify for the team, will Euro captain Nick Faldo appoint him to one of his two extra selections? The men have had their verbal jousts in the past, but it would behoove the skipper to give a spot to Monty, who has been on every squad since 1991 and owns a 20-9-7 career record, including 6-0-2 in singles.
18. Quote of the week
"Forgive me but I don't even know the winner's name. Let's just call him Pablo. He's got a great future, he held up against a lot of pressure. Good luck to him."
-- Colin Montgomerie on Pablo Larrazabal, who defeated Monty at the Open de France.
Jason Sobel covers golf for ESPN.com. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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A problem list is a document that states the most important health problems facing a patient such as nontransitive illnesses or diseases, injuries suffered by the patient, and anything else that has affected the patient or is currently ongoing with the patient. The list also usually identifies when an injury or illness occurred or was discovered and when it was resolved. A well-designed medical problem list provides a clear picture of a patient's health problems that require consideration or medical intervention.
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- The problem list helps practitioners provide customized care by helping them identify the most important health factors for each patient.
- The problem list can be used to identify disease-specific populations because it is easier to analyze the data and find all patients with a common illness through ICD-10 coded problems or illnesses in the EHR.
- Health centers conducting quality improvement programs can use problem lists to identify their disease-specific patient populations, provide follow-up care, and ensure all patients are receiving care that meets best practices in treatment.
- The problem list can also serve as the basis for determining standard measures or report cards for practitioners and healthcare institutions.
- The problem list can also be used to identify patients for potential research studies.
In order to facilitate information retrieval and meet meaningful use requirements -- which encourages the implementation of EHRs by paying incentives to eligible healthcare professionals and hospitals -- many in the healthcare industry are transitioning from written medical problem lists to encoded problem lists. In other words, a list of health problems with their corresponding ICD-10 codes.
The administration of problem lists can present challenges. Many organizations struggle to define responsible and accountable for deciding what should and should not be included in order to maintain an accurate and updated medical problem list. Therefore, healthcare providers need to figure out how to structure, manage, and identify what content to include in a problem list.
One major point of debate is which illnesses should be included in a problem list and which should not. Most healthcare organizations have left this decision up to their practitioners and, as a result, a shared record system often contains many different styles of problem lists.
Another point of discussion surrounding the problem list is the inclusion of highly sensitive patient information that may not be need-to-know information for everyone within the healthcare organization. For example, a healthcare organization with a behavioral health division must determine how much behavioral health information should be shared across the entire organization. At organizations without an official policy, this decision is left up to the judgment of the practitioner and since the problem list is rarely filtered the information can be viewed by most people and departments within the organization that have access to EHRs.
As a result, healthcare organizations must carefully consider state and federal patient privacy requirements because failure to incorporate and implement patient privacy rules in the design of the problem list could cause privacy breaches. It is important that healthcare organizations clearly define what should and should not be included on the list of health problems so that appropriate confidentiality of patient data is maintained.
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