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The most authoritative, comprehensive, and current cardiac surgery resource - completely updated and in full color. It is a Doody's Core Title for 2015. DVD with surgical video clips "...the must-have resource for adult cardiac surgeons around the world. Dr Cohn...has done a masterful job of keeping this text at the forefront of surgical thought and technique." (Thomas B Ferguson, MD, Washington University School of Medicine Emeritus (from the foreword)). In Cardiac Surgery in the Adult, Fourth Edition, the world's foremost cardiovascular surgeons and physicians deliver thorough, up-to-date coverage of operative strategy, decision making, technique, and pre- and post-operative management for treating the adult cardiac patient. Editor Lawrence H Cohn takes you through the optimal treatment of congenital, acquired, infectious, and traumatic diseases of the heart and great vessels. The book begins with a history of cardiac surgery and basic cardiac science, then moves into all types of cardiac surgery, providing both practicing surgeons and residents insight into the very latest surgical protocols. Presented in full color for the first time, the fourth edition of Cardiac Surgery in the Adult is aligned with up-to-the-minute developments in the field including recent surgical trends in minimally invasive cardiac surgery. Unparalleled in both scope and clinical rigor, the fourth edition contains 70 chapters that highlight every important topic in cardiovascular surgery. Features: an update of the most recent surgical perspectives and techniques in ischemic and valvular heart disease, diseases of the great vessels, cardiac arrhythmias, and more; new and refreshed content on pivotal trends and topics, including the use of robotic surgery, minimally invasive valve and coronary artery bypass surgery, stem-cell induced regenerative medicine, tissue engineering, percutaneous valve procedures, and much more; new full-color design - with many illustrations enhanced expressly for this edition - facilitates the comprehension of surgical procedures throughout; and, important opening section on the fundamentals of cardiac surgery, from its origins to the surgical anatomy of the heart, cardiac surgical physiology, risk stratification, and the statistical treatment of surgical outcome data. It also includes key chapters on the perioperative and postoperative management of cardiac patients from internationally recognized experts in the field; coverage of trends that highlight patient demographics, with a focus on cross-training surgeons in endovascular skills through coverage of such topics as percutaneous intervention and endovascular graft technology; and, companion DVD with procedure-simplifying video clips.show more
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- 226 x 280 x 54mm | 3,120.7g
- 01 Dec 2011
- McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
- McGraw-Hill Medical
- New York, United States
- English
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- 4th Revised edition
- 9780071633123
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About Lawrence H. Cohn
Author Profiles Lawrence H. Cohn, MD Virginia and James Hubbard Professor of Cardiac Surgery Harvard Medical School Division of Cardiac Surgery Brigham and Women's Hospital Boston, Massachusettsshow more
Table of contents
Contributors Foreword Preface PART 1: FUNDAMENTALS 1. History of Cardiac Surgery, Larry W. Stephenson, Frank A. Baciewicz, Jr. 2. Surgical Anatomy of the Heart, Michael R. Mill, Robert H. Anderson, Lawrence H. Cohn 3. Cardiac Surgical Physiology, Edward B. Savage, Robert Saeid Farivar 4. Cardiac Surgical Pharmacology, Jerrold H. Levy, Kenichi A. Tanaka, James G. Ramsay 5. Cardiovascular Pathology, Frederick J. Schoen, Robert F. Padera 6. Computed Tomography of the Adult Cardiac Surgery Patient: Principles and Applications, Frank J. Rybicki, Tarang Sheth, Kanako K. Kumamaru, Frederick Y. Chen 7. Assessment of Cardiac Operations to Improve Performance, Victor A. Ferraris, Fred H. Edwards, David Shahan 8. Statistical Treatment of Surgical Outcome Data, Ruyun Jin, Gary L. Grunkemeier PART 2: PERIOPERATIVE/INTRAOPERATIVE CARE 9. Preoperative Evaluation for Cardiac Surgery, Christian T. Ruff, Patrick T. O'Gara 10. Cardiac Anesthesia, William J. Vernick, Albert T. Cheung, Jeremy D. Kukafka, Joseph E. Savino 11. Echocardiography in Cardiac Surgery, Maurice Enriquez-Sarano, Vuyisile t. Nkomo, Hector I. Michelena 12. Extracorporeal Circulation, John W. Hammon, Michael H. Hines 13. Transfusion Therapy and Blood Conservation, Leonard Y. Lee, William J. DeBois, Karl H. Krieger, O. Wayne Isom 14. Deep Hypothermic Circulatory Arrest, Andrew W. El Bardissi, Robert A. Oakes, R. Morton Bolman III 15. Myocardial Protection, Robert M. Mentzer, Jr., Roberta A. Gottlieb, Karin Przyklenk, M. Salik Jahania 16. Postoperative Care of Cardiac Surgery Patients, Zain I. Khalpey, Jan D. Schmitto, James D. Rawn 17. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Mark P. Anstadt, James E. Lowe 18. Temporary Mechanical Circulatory Support, Edwin C. McGee, Jr., Nader Moazami PART 3: ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE 19. Indications for Revascularization, Morgan L. Brown, Thoralf M. Sundt III 20. Myocardial Revascularization with Percutaneous Devices, James M. Wilson, James T. Willerson 21. Myocardial Revascularization with Cardiopulmonary Bypass, Kevin L. Greason, Thoralf M. Sundt III 22. Myocardial Revascularization without Cardiopulmonary Bypass, Michael E. Halkos, John D. Puskas 23. Myocardial Revascularization with Carotid Artery Disease, Cary W. Akins, Richard P. Cambria 24. Myocardial Revascularization after Acute Myocardial Infaraction, Isaac George, Mathew Williams 25. Minimally Invasive Myocardial Revascularization, David M. Holzhey, Ardawan J. Rastan, Volkmar Falk, Friedrich W. Mohr 26. Coronary Artery Reoperations, G.V. Gonzalez-Stawinski, Bruce W. Lytle 27. Transmyocardial Laser Revascularization and Extravascular Angiogenetic Techniques to Increase Myocardial Blood Flow, Keith A. Horvath, Yifu Zhou 28. Surgical Treatment of Complications of Acute Myocardial Infarction: Postinfection Ventricular Septal Defect and Free Wall Rupture, Arvind K. Agnihotri, Joren C. Madsen, Willard M. Daggett Jr. 29. Ischemic Mitral Regurgitation, Pavan Atluri, Robert C. Gorman, Joseph H. Gorman III, Michael A. Acker 30. Left Ventricular Aneurysm, Donald D. Glower, James E. Lowe PART 4A: VALVULAR HEART DISEASE (AORTIC) 31. Pathophysiology of Aortic Valve Disease, Craig M. Jarrett, Samuel Edwards, A. Marc Gillinov, Tomislav Mihaljevic 32. Aortic Valve Replacement with a Mechanical Cardiac Valve Prosthesis, Robert W. Emery, Ann M. Emery, Jan Hommerding, Goya V. Raikar 33. Bioprosthetic Aortic Valve Replacement: Stented Pericardial and Porcine Valves, Bobby Yanagawa, George T. Christakis 34. Stentless Aortic Valve Replacement: Autograft/Homograft, Paul Stelzer, Robin Varghese 35. Aortic Valve Replacement with a Stentless Bioprosthetic Valve: Porcine or Pericardial, Edward H. Kincaid, Neal D. Kon 36. Aortic Valve Repair and Aortic Valve-Sparing Operations, Tirone E. David 37. Surgical Treatment of Aortic Valve Endocarditis, Tirone E. David 38. Minimally Invasive Aortic Valve Surgery, Prem S. Shekar, Lawrence H. Cohn 39. Percutaneous Treatment of Aortic Valve Disease, Lars G. Svensson PART 4B: VALVULAR HEART DISEASE (MITRAL) 40. Pathophysiology of Mitral Valve Disease, James I. Fann, Neil B. Ingels, Jr., D. Craig Miller 41. Mitral Valve Repair, Frederick Y. Chen, Lawrence H. Cohn 42. Mitral Valve Replacement, Robert P. Gallegos, Tomas Gudbjartsson,Sary Aranki 43. Surgical Treatment of Mitral Valve Endocarditis, Gosta B. Pettersson, A. Marc Gillinov, Sotiris C. Stamou 44. Minimally Invasive and Robotic Mitral Valve Surgery, Eric J. Lehr, Evelio Rodriguez, W. Randolph Chitwood, Jr. 45. Percutaneous Catheter-Based Mitral Valve Repair, Michael J. Mack PART 4C: VALVULAR HEART DISEASE (OTHER) 46. Tricuspid Valve Disease, Richard J. Shemin 47. Multiple Valve Disease, Hartzell V. Schaff, Rakesh M. Suri 48. Valvular and Ischemic Heart Disease, Verdi J. Disesa 49. Reoperative Valve Surgery, James P. Greelish, John G. Byrne PART 5: DISEASES OF THE GREAT VESSELS 50. Aortic Dissection, Carlos M. Mery, T. Brett Reece, Irving L. Kron 51. Ascending Aortic Aneurysms, Nimesh D. Desai, Joseph E. Bavaria 52. Aneurysms of the Aortic Arch, David Spielvogel, Manu N. Mathur, Randall B. Griepp 53. Descending and Thoracoabdominal Aortic Aneurysms, Joseph Huh, Scott A. LeMaire, Joseph S. Coselli 54. Endovascular Therapy for the Treatment of Thoracic Aortic Disease, Susan D. Moffatt-Bruce, R. Scott Mitchell 55. Pulmonary Embolism and Pulmonary Thromboendarterectomy, Michael M. Madani, Stuart W. Jamieson 56. Trauma to the Great Vessels, Jean Marie Ruddy, John S. Ikonomidis PART 6: SURGERY FOR CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS 57. Interventional Therapy for Atrial and Ventricular Arrhythmias, Robert E. Eckart, Laurence M. Epstein 58. Surgery for Atrial Fibrillation, Spencer J. Melby, Ralph J. Damiano, Jr. 59. Surgical Implantation of Pacemakers and Automatic Defibrillators, Henry M. Spotnitz PART 7: OTHER CARDIAC OPERATIONS 60. Surgery for Adult Congenital Heart Disease, Redmond P. Burke 61. 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The walks are guided by a Morningside Nature Center staff member. Each week, the walks will be different in focus.
Please meet at the Education Office and wear comfortable walking shoes. It is also suggested to bring any guide that may be of use on the walk.
Nellie Marie Gladwell and Chetley Lowell Breeden are to be wed on Saturday, October 22, at 5 p.m. at the Gladwell home.
The wedding is open to all family and friends. No local invitations are being sent.
Jacob Thomas Lee was born to David and Christi Lee, of Tallahassee on Aug. 1, 2011. He weighed 7 pounds,1 ounce and was 19 and a half inches long.
Jacob is the grandson of Howard and Carol Marsh, of Chiefland; Donna and the late Walter Tooke, of Bell; the late Mr. and Mrs. Watson, of Trenton; and Margie and the late Seth Tooke, also of Trenton.
The Log Cabin Quilters met Thursday, Oct 13, at the Levy County Quilt Museum. Our Bible Quilt is getting off to a great start. We have had 11 squares completed so far and we'll need another 30 or more before we can start to assemble the quilt. If we have more squares than we need for the quilt, we'll make pillows with those squares. The quilt will be very colorful with the bright colors that are being used.
We still have many craft magazines and if you need any, they are free. We have so much donated to us and we enjoy sharing with others.
The Log Cabin Quilters met Thursday, Oct. 6, at the Levy County Quilt Museum. We have started our 2012 quilt. It will be a Bible quilt and it is going to be very interesting when it is put together.
We also want to tell you about Lancaster Correctional. We started April 24, 1996, with Jarrod Jones and eight young men. Through the next four years, we had their help building the museum. Today we have worked with over 4,000 inmates.
Boy Scouts of America scout Austin Ross needed a project to achieve his next rank. After mulling over a few ideas, he decided upon a flagpole for the yard at First United Methodist Church in Chiefland.
Several businesses and groups in the area, as well as fellow scouts, helped Austin with the project, which included the construction of a flagpole and a concrete base.
A commemorative plaque, honoring WWII Merchant Marine Seaman Robert H. Ross (Austin's grandfather), was fastened to the flag's pedestal.
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Next to the outside wall of my cottage my neighbour has a small (4 x 3) rotting 'summerhouse'. (There is 6 inches from my outside wall and the back of his summerhouse) He has attempted to put some guttering but it is blocked. The outside wall and inside wall is now very damp and the outside wall needs to be repaired and painted. He is refusing to move his summerhouse. No builder can do any works and the issue is worsening. What can I do?
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Could you explain exactly precisely what is causing the damp to your wall in specific terms please?
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The rain water is running off his shed onto the outside of our cottage wall. Plus there is not a sufficient gap for the outside wall of our cottage to 'air' or to do any repairs. There has been gutters stuffed behind the shed/summerhouse but they are blocked with leaves.
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The rain water is running off his shed onto the outside of our cottage wall. Plus there is not a sufficient gap for the outside wall of our cottage to 'air' or to do any repairs. There has been gutters stuffed behind the shed/summerhouse but they are blocked with leaves.
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Thanks. In order to claim against the neighbour it would be necessary to demonstrate some sort of negligence on their part - for example in maintaining the shed. If the damp had been caused for example as a result of extreme weather then it is possible that it is just an accident. It is not possible to claim compensation for an accident. However this does not seem to be the case here.
You will need to be able to point to some form of failure by him to maintain the shed properly to be successful otherwise it will be a matter for your insurers. The easiest way of showing negligence is either if there is something obvious that you can identify as a maintenance failure that gave rise to the damp, which here should be relatively straightforward, or that this has happened before (on an ongoing basis and you have told the neighbour about it and they failed to take recommended remedial action.
The running of water onto your property constitutes a trespass for which (subject as above) you can claim damages. You can also seek and injunction to force him to remedy the issue so your wall is no longer adversely effected.
If you decide you need to apply for an injunction you need to complete form N16A and submit to the County Court. You can claim costs and also sue for damages as above if necessary.
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How much space legally should there be between an outside wall to a cottage and a shed? As we cannot repair .. I have a feeling that he is going to try and get us to move the shed and buy him a new one as it looks pretty rotten.
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This depends upon whether your wall is built along the boundary line or within your boundary so there is a gap between your wall and the edge of your boundary?
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The boundary line is the outside wall of my cottage. Then 6 inches further is his shed adjacent to the cottage. Enough room for a half drain pipe blocked with leaves.
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Thanks. There are no regulations about how far a wall can be but the party wall act applies here. He cannot excavate within 3 m of your wall without serving a party wall act notice. In addition if he builds so close to your wall that you can no longer access your wall to carry out maintenance, you can if necessary require him to move the shed in order that you can carry out repairs though this would be at your expense.
This does not prejudice your above rights however to require that he does not discharge water onto your wall and you can request and require him by way of injunction if necessary to address this issue as described above
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So in summary what you are saying is that I can ask him to move the shed adn I could sue him for damage made to my property as he shouldn't have put the summerhouse/shed so close to my property? How far should it be away from the outside wall of my cottage? So what distance does a neighbour have to be from your property as 3 m does not sound right.
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that is not quite accurate. There is nothing stopping him from placing the shed right next to your wall. The issue here is that he is discharging water onto your wall by virtue of the shed and it is this, not the distance in itself, that you have cause to complain about. It is this which you can require the neighbour to remedy by either moving the shed or renovating the shed or replacing the shed so that it does not discharge water onto your wall.
Providing he is not excavating or attaching the shed to your wall, he can place it is close to your wall as he wishes as the land upon which the shed is situated is his land.
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But by placing it 6 inches from the outside of my house shouldn't he make space for general maintenance? So if I want to paint the outside of my house should or can i force him to move it?
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it may well be sensible to do so as you say, but he has no legal obligation to do so. This is one of the drawbacks one has to accept if the wall is built along the boundary line. Because it is built along the boundary line, he also has the right to attach things to the wall providing he makes good damage though he should serve a party wall act notice before he does so.
If you need to maintain the wall, then you have a right to do so both under the party wall act and under the access to neighbouring lands act and you could require the shed is moved for this purpose though this would be at your cost and you would need to replace the shed once you have finished.
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|[22:57] Offside against Utah State.
|[26:03] Shot by ID Pimley, Amber WIDE LEFT.
|[26:12] ID substitution: Baran, Katie for Archer, Lilly.
|[26:12] ID substitution: Boddie, Christina for Hewitt, Bailey.
|[27:02] Shot by ID Small, Chelsea, SAVE Merrill, Molli.
|[27:18] USU substitution: Haddow, Shay for Morgan, Lexie.
|[27:18] USU substitution: Tarver, Jade for Miyashiro, Mari.
|[30:31] Shot by USU Flynn, Jennifer, SAVE Towles, Caroline.
|[30:58] Shot by USU Pemberton, Kendra, SAVE Towles, Caroline.
|Corner kick by USU Tillotson, Summer [34:22].
|[37:13] ID substitution: Wilson, Breanna for Flockhart, Jill.
|Corner kick by USU Tillotson, Summer [42:29].
|End of period [45:00].
|Start of 2nd period [45:00].
|For USU: #0 Merrill, Molli, #5 Pemberton, Kendra, #7 Flanary, Shantel, #15 Miyashiro, Mari, #17 Haddow, Shay, #19 Norris, Natalie, #20 Tillotson, Summer, #21 Rose, Taryn, #23 Hoskin, Jessica, #25 Morgan, Lexie, #33 Salmon-chris, Chandr.
|For ID: #1 Towles, Caroline, #2 Archer, Lilly, #3 Ngan, Emily, #9 Pimley, Amber, #10 Breen, Chelsie, #12 Flockhart, Jill, #14 Small, Chelsea, #18 Leathem, Christine, #20 Lopez, Megan, #22 Layton, Lauren, #26 Hewitt, Bailey.
|Foul on Idaho.
|[47:25] Shot by USU Tillotson, Summer, SAVE Towles, Caroline.
|[48:27] Shot by ID Hewitt, Bailey, SAVE Merrill, Molli.
|Foul on Idaho.
|Foul on Idaho.
|Corner kick by USU Pemberton, Kendra [56:49].
|[57:15] ID substitution: Hart, Erica for Ngan, Emily.
|Idaho 3 injured on tackle
|Foul on Utah State.
|[58:07] Shot by ID Archer, Lilly, SAVE Merrill, Molli.
|Foul on Utah State against ID 25.
|[60:11] USU substitution: Flynn, Jennifer for Morgan, Lexie.
|[61:08] Offside against Utah State.
|[62:08] Shot by USU Flanary, Shantel BLOCKED.
|[65:22] Shot by ID Lopez, Megan BLOCKED.
|[65:39] USU substitution: Morgan, Lexie for Miyashiro, Mari.
|[67:11] Shot by USU Flanary, Shantel WIDE LEFT.
|Corner kick by USU Tillotson, Summer [68:34].
|Foul on Idaho.
|Foul on Idaho.
|Foul on Utah State.
|[73:52] GOAL by USU Pemberton, Kendra (FIRST GOAL), Assist by Flanary, Shantel, goal number 6 for season.
|Utah State 1, Idaho 0
|*3-1 breakaway, ball slipped in under gk on left side
|[75:00] Yellow card on USU Pemberton, Kendra.
|delay of game
|Foul on Utah State.
|[76:02] USU substitution: Miyashiro, Mari for Pemberton, Kendra.
|[76:02] ID substitution: Baran, Katie for Archer, Lilly.
|[76:39] Shot by ID Baran, Katie HIGH.
|Foul on Utah State.
|[81:40] ID substitution: Archer, Lilly for Hewitt, Bailey.
|Foul on Idaho.
|[83:30] USU substitution: Tarver, Jade for Flynn, Jennifer.
|Foul on Idaho.
|[87:02] Yellow card on USU Tarver, Jade.
|[87:20] Shot by ID Baran, Katie HIGH.
|[87:34] USU substitution: Roundy, Lauren for Tarver, Jade.
|[88:01] Yellow card on ID Hart, Erica.
|End of period [90:00].
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Where Is Team China When You Need Them?
The EXST Giants smacked 14 hits off four EXST Cubs pitchers, en route to an 8-2 stomping of the Cubs at Indian School Park Field #2 this morning in Scottsdale.
Bryan Jost blasted a solo HR over the RF fence and Nelson Perez and Junior Lake belted back-to-back doubles to plate the only EXST Cubs runs. Josh Vitters also doubled.
The biggest cuplrits in the loss were the four Cubs pitchers (none of whom escaped unscathed), most of the starting lineup (only four hits total), back-up catcher Roberto Sabates (0-4 CS plus one error trying to throw out base-stealers--and that was in just three innings behind the plate!), and 2B George Matheus (who made an ill-advised unnecesary relay throw to 3rd base that resulted in an error and a run, after he had earlier been thrown out by a mile trying to score from 1st base on a one out double by Vitters in the top of the 1st).
Here is today's abridged EXST Cubs box score (Cubs players only)...
1a. Cesar Salazar, LF: 0-3 (GIDP)
1b. Marwin Gonzalez, PH: 0-1
2a. George Matheus, 2B: 0-2 (BB)
2b. Dwayne Kemp, 2B: 0-1
3. Josh Vitters, 3B: 1-3 (2B, K)
4. Nelson Perez, RF: 1-3 (2B, R)
5a. Junior Lake, SS: 1-3 (2B, RBI)
5b. Jose Made, SS: 0-0
6. Kyler Burke, DH #1: 0-2 (BB, K)
7. Kevin Soto, CF: 0-3 (K)
8. John Contreras, DH #2: 0-3
9. Bryan Jost, 1B 1-3 (SOLO HR)
10a. Alvaro Sosa, C: 0-1 (BB)
10b. Roberto Sabates, C: 0-1
1. Yohan Gonzalez - 3.0 IP, 4 H, 3 R (3 ER), 1 BB, 0 K
2. Luke Sommer - 1.2 IP, 4 H, 1 R (1 ER), 1 BB, 0 K
3. Jon Mueller - 1.2 IP, 3 H, 3 R (3 ER), 2 BB, 1 K, 1 WP
4. John Muller - 1.2 IP, 3 H, 1 R (1 ER), 0 BB, 1 K
1. George Matheus, E-4: Errant throw trying to put out batter-runner at 3rd base on RBI triple, ball caromed off batter-runner into dugout and batter-runner scored.
2. Roberto Sabates, E-2: Bounced throw into CF on SB attempt, runner advanced to 3rd base.
Nelson Perez, threw out runner 9-5 trying to advance from 1st to 3rd on a single to RF
Roberto Sabates: 0-4 CS, plus the E-2 throwing error
WEATHER: Hot with temperatures in the 90's, clear skies, gentle breeze
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Phil -- Two quick questions. 1) Any rumblings about who is headed north to Boise? 2) A little bird mentioned that two pitchers were cut. One could be Scott Taylor. Have you heard? Did I miss one of your columns (naw)?
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Alex, Scott Taylor and Chris Shaver were cut.
Another XBH for Vitters, is he still looking better with the bat, AZ Phil (and with the throwing arm since he had no errors!)?
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Thank you, Phil. Makes sense. Just getting anxious.
I can't find anything on why Chris Shaver was cut. Scott Taylor makes sense, but didn't they just send Shaver to Iowa for a few days?
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You're right, AZ Phil. Kreier is back with Peoria and Blackford is up to Daytona per the Chiefs web site. And Robert Hernandez was great in his season debut with Peoria.
Thanks for the update on Vitters. I hope he gets to Peoria soon!
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Thanks as always for your reports!
I must admit, noting the poor attendance, there must be suitors to buy the EXST Cubs. Are you hearing anything??
Or - will the team have any more bobblehead nights to try to boost attendance?
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If he puts up Soriano numbers I will be ecstatic
I think Javy is learning--but he's learning to make contact, not learning to lay off pitches out of the zone. A quick glance at his plate discipline numbers on Fangraphs shows that his contact rate is up, especially his contact rate out of the zone, but his swing rate is up too, especially his swing rate out of the zone.
I definitely saw ballpark radar guns go up to 102 on Kerry Wood back when he was still a starter, but who knows how accurate they were.
They've mentioned Henry Rodriguez (2013), Chris Carpenter, and Andrew Cashner as Cubs who have gone 100+. They said Rodriguez was tops at 100.8. Who knows before 2008?
Regarding Heyward--
He'll play regardless of what he does, just like Soriano played for seven years before they finally ditched him.
What can they do? All I can think of is they can keep hiring and firing hitting coaches until they find one who can get him to stop hitting balls with the handle of the bat.
(All those broken bats added to his paycheck is just a bit much.)
Lester will probably be all right.
I think Arrieta might have added too much muscle preparing for that butt-naked ESPN photo shoot. Pitchers are supposed to be loose, not muscled up.
I have basically written off Heyward for this year -- if you are working on major swing changes in late July, you are going to struggle. Hopefully, he can be more productive at the plate next year. It will be interesting to see what they do with him if the Cardinals keep winning and close the gap. Heyward is dead last in the NL in slugging and in the bottom 5 in OPS -- yet still has a positive WAR. Hunh.
Has anybody in a Cub uniform ever thrown a ball 103 before?
He certainly looks better, no doubt, and is a different player than what we saw when he first came up. Full credit to him for changing his approach and saving his career.
But he has zero walks in 35AB since the break, and 10 in 251 AB all year. He does seem to be able to hit some pitches out of the zone, but, a guy with his pop should be drawing more walks. However, it's easy to forget he is still only 23, and probably trying to make an impact to prove he should be an everyday player.
The usual suspects, Molina and Wong. Gyorko drew a walk with two outs, none on. I recall us (particularly Szczur and Bryant) swinging at everything Familia threw.
Yup. Thanks Q
Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTNekUcY-XM
I for one hope that Sosa comes back soon.
O/B interesting you should mention that. Google ESPN Science Aroldis Chapman and you'll be treated to how his mechanics and delivery are possibly historic. It's the 120% of his body stretch plus the torque. They compare him to the Unit and NRyan.
Amazing how much lower the production gets when Bryant runs into a mini-cold streak. He doesn't stay cold for long. If just one of Zobrist or, gulp, Heyward, gets hot, they oughta have one more really nice winning streak in them. Having a closer that you have absolute confidence in can't hurt.
I hope they hold onto Jimenez. Outfield depth is questionable, especially with McKinney, who struggled this year but still, gone.


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'Tis the season for quarterly reports, and this week, RKG released its Q2 report on the state of digital marketing, looking at channels like organic search, paid search, and social.
Just some of the highlights of the search and social channels include:
- Organic search produced 31 percent of all site visits in Q2.
- Smartphones and tablets made up 34 percent of organic search traffic in Q2.
- Social media traffic made up 1.6 percent of all site visits in Q2.
- 42 percent of social visits came from a mobile device in Q2.
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Organic traffic comprised 31 percent of all traffic to U.S. websites studied, down from 36 percent in the first half of 2013 but holding steady for the past three quarters.
Mobile device traffic is growing, up three percentage points from Q1, comprising 34 percent of all organic search traffic to websites. Traffic from iPhones outpaces Android devices at 12 percent versus 10 percent, respectively.
The report shows "(not provided)" keyword data reached 90 percent at the end of Q2 for the websites sampled.
RKG noted in its report that "queries still being passed are skewed towards certain Web browsers and likely do not represent total Google queries very well."
While some sites experience nearly a quarter of their traffic from social, the report said, on average, social media traffic was on the decline from Q1 to 1.6 percent from 1.8 percent.
The report speculated that the drop could be due to the decay in organic Facebook reach.
When it came to the individual social network's contribution to total social traffic, Facebook traffic was down 6 percentage points from Q2 2013, but still claiming the majority with a total of 51 percent of social media visits to websites.
Pinterest is up year-over-year and growing – from 13 percent in Q2 2013 to 21 percent on average in Q2 2014, "but its share was much smaller for many sites," the report said.
In a mobile-social collision, the mobile share of social media visits was up in Q2, with 42 percent of social visits coming from a mobile device.
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Ancient Greece: Aviation's first tragedy occurs as a novice pilot named Icarus ignores his father's advice and flies too close to the sun. As a result, his wax-coated wings melt and he plummets to his death. After an investigation, the Mythological Aviation Administration rules that wax can no longer be used in the manufacture of wings and that Icarus should live on in mythology as a symbol of over-exuberant youth.
France, 1782: Passenger profiling is introduced when the Montgolfier brothers, Joseph and Etienne, launch the first successful hot-air balloon flight. Unable to find a Frenchmen to their liking, they launch their balloon with only a sheep and duck on board.
New Jersey, May 6, 1937: The German passenger balloon Hindenburg bursts into flames while docking in New Jersey. Aviation security officials decide that flying with huge quantities of highly flammable gas encased in a highly flammable shell is probably a security risk. In a side note, the blood-curdling exclamation, "Oh, the humanity!" also became popular as a result of this tragedy.
September, 1970: Pal-estinians simultaneously hijack four passenger jets and blow them up. Fortunately, the passengers were all released first, but this event marked the beginning of the Arab militant tradition of fucking things up for us during Septembers. It also marked the beginning of a dramatic wave of politically motivated hijackings. As a result, the decade would see the introduction of the Sky Marshal program, metal-detectors for passengers, X-rays for carry-on bags, and the movie Airplane.
Late 1990s: In response to the crash of TWA Flight 800 in 1996, airline officials begin to ask all passengers if their bags have been with them at all times. In addition to being about as effective a security measure as simply asking each passenger if they're a terrorist, it's also a rather odd response to Flight 800, whose demise was caused not by unlawfully packed bags but by a mechanical malfunction.
Late 2001: Post 9-11 aviation security measures are put in place. Armed Sky Marshals and pilots are no longer allowed to clip their fingernails during flights. Cell phone use by passengers is still prohibited, even though their widespread use alerted Flight 93's passengers of their hijacker's intentions and probably saved either the White House or Capitol building.
Unfortunately, despite the general hubbub about aviation security since 9-11, measures sufficient to protect us have still not been put into place. According to USA Today, recent tests by the Transportation Security Administration showed that 24 percent of the weapons that they tried to smuggle onto airplanes got through security. At Los Angeles International Airport, the rate of failure was worse, with 41 percent of weapons getting through. The TSA has thus concluded that airline security screeners aren't sufficiently trained (translation: not very good). Amazingly, it took them until June 2002 to conclude what everyone who's been through an airport recently figured out ages ago.
Despite the mess though, air travel is still relatively safe. Airlines are safer than cars if you measure the number of injuries or deaths per miles traveled. If you measure the number injuries and deaths per trip though, airline flight is less safe than cars, but still about as safe as motorcycle travel. With more explosives detectors coming on line and airports, and hopefully better tracking of known terrorists on the way, the chances of another 9-11, while not completely eliminated, are at least reduced.
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Patricia Clarkson has a role so small in this film, but like a tiny
piece of Uranium has a massive impact.
Here she is the head of the main character's company, a firm that supplies intelligence for corporations, infiltrating underground groups that act out against companies.
In the course of this film, there is a sequence in which our heroine is present when a "monkey wrench" (called a jam) of sorts is about to happen and a large number of people are about to be badly treated. She then calls Clarkson with concerns about the event about to take place mere minutes (like nearly seconds), Clarkson has a response that is the essence of corporate evil.
In this one, brief line, Clarkson nails Corporate Swine Person as well as if not better than Gary Cole in Office Space or Paul Reiser in Aliens.
Overall the film is well made, well directed and has Ellen Page in it. (Anything with Ellen Page is worth watching at least once IMHO.) A good gripping thriller, well made and with an edge. 9/10
This film starts dark as the children's TV star Rainbow Randolph is
shown taking a bribe to allow a child special status on his show in a
sting operation... or rather, dark before that, with the emphasis on
the sales of his likeness and candy style "breakfast foods"... or maybe
just in the innuendos of the song he sings at the beginning... or dark
when we watch a figure being beaten to death at the very opening.
All of the above: less than 5 minutes of screen time. This dark as the grave comedy just keeps getting darker and darker.
WARNING: With the loss of one of the stars by his own hand, this may be too dark for the fans of Mr. Williams. I thought I could take it. I was wrong. Too soon for me, but I will go back again.
It is, however, as brilliant a piece of dark comedy ever made, and with his untimely loss, maybe some that ignored it then will find it now. Brutal, unflinching and bordering on bitter (but never sweet), this is a grand film for all involved. Read the cast names... yes, this one somehow got away from us.
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Dark, menacing and possessed of a twisted sense of humor, this film is
a visual treat. In fact, the imagery is so intense that the story can
be missed. Light streams from a distance, fingers of wispy mist.
The story is being casually dismissed by some, but I would point out that it is a fairy tale, a kids movie for adults. Jung would have a field day with the layers on layers of meaning... or just turn off the brain and let the eye candy blow out the walls.
It is worth the extra $ for 3-D. The effects are consistently interesting, and only rarely is there the cheap COMING RIGHT AT YOU effect that was old and worn when it was used in the 50's.
Jolie, not my favorite actress, caught me so totally off guard that I (yep) forgot it was her. Kudos, and it would actually be a good thing to hear "And the Oscar goes to..."
This is the second film from Disney that raises the notion of what is meant by "true love," and I for one endorse this. As in Frozen, an enchantment has to be broken by true love, but it is not a romantic love, but a love for another that, in Frozen, calls for a sacrifice and in Maleficent a love that is rooted in a mother/child relationship. One could say that Maleficent is the Evil Stepmother that comes to regret her actions that were formed at an early age and is thus redeemed.
Oh, and again, Bad Man Falls To Death. Well, y'know: Disney. They do that.
While most of Gilliam's work is known for their over-the-top wild
madness, which is a good thing, this is his most restrained, most
subdued and possibly the single finest film of his career. Throughout
there is a sense that life is going on while he just happened to be
nearby with a camera, somehow even magically catching the tormented
vision of a Red Knight chasing a hapless soul through Central Park.
The performances are stunning. Possibly the greatest moment in Williams' career, a chance to "be crazy" but in the sense of someone barely capable of functioning. Ruehl controls her reality, which is small and confined, but it is hers, every inch of it. Plummer, always fascinating, here is heart breaking. Jeter's role is small but perfect in every possible way. Najimy is on screen for about a heartbeat, but is totally memorable.
Then, of course, there is: Jeff Bridges as Jack Lucas. Bridges is obvious now, The Dude, Rooster Cogburn, his Crazy Heart beating loud. It is here, though, that the man that has done so much, and from a short line of great actors (father Lloyd and brother Beau as also great) that has given so much, he really deserved the attention that he is only now getting.
In the extras of the original, the director was shown giving the make
up crew their mission. When given the choice between gruesome and
disturbing, always go with disturbing.
This film fails more often that it bothered to attempt to succeed. Oh, yes, there are moments that are worthy of the attention of any horror fan. Those moments are few, and far between.
There are whole sections of set design that are hidden behind what appears to be dirty plastic wrap. The 3D effect, that can be used to erase the "fourth wall" is used at one point to actually CREATE a "fourth wall," blood splatter hitting what appears to be a glass wall about ten feet in front of the viewer.
The actors did what they could, which wasn't much, as the story here is garbled.
Final note: I want my money back, I want that time back. Feh!
If Stephen Sondheim were to be approached to turn this into a musical,
he would be quite right to shrug it off as he already did Sunday In The
Park With George.
Bits and pieces, coming together into one massive quilt depicting a brief moment of human existence in the United States. Very much a document of its time, the film is as we were, scattered, splintered, a herd of cats wandering across the land, and all hearing the siren call and responding.
But to which siren do we respond? Fame and fortune in the music industry, power in politics? The call to faith? Sex and pleasure? It is all here, all at once, all at the same time.
This film is possessed of the zeitgeist, and there is a sense that the fourth wall keeping us from it is slowly melting. The opening sequence, sounding like a K-Tel commercial, reminds us we are in a commercial venture, a performance of an artificial reality but, by the end, that artifice is shattered repeatedly, an assassin's bullet hitting bone and ricocheting around and around.
Having seen much of his work prior to this film, it is here, without any flinching or concern of response, that I stand firm. From here, Nashville, the term Altmanesque is fully realized. Not only does the rest of the body of his own work pale in comparison, but this is his true above-the-rest master work, his magnum opus. (Short Cuts is a brilliant reminder to himself, and us, that he had the capacity to do it more than once. Thank God the plane didn't go down after Nashville! The generation my generation bred needed their own, and they got it.) Much has been written about the use of overlapping dialog, and it is interesting to me that one hears it used to brilliant effect in Citizen Kane (possibly the single finest moment of radio drama: if you ever get the chance, ignore the visuals and just listen to Citizen Kane. A most enlightening experience). What is missed in this damnation by the faintest of praise is that the dialog overlaps the way the individual stories do, and often at the moment in which they must to propel this mad, mad, mad, mad world towards its most brilliant conclusion.
Altman had a dual career: both hit and miss. The sheer momentum of this film, its unswerving gaze, its slow steady build makes it a massive hit, making it possibly the true Important Film of his career. It is Altman's Casablanca, one watches again and gains more from every viewing, it is a living entity, growing and evolving with every frame. It is Altman's Lawrence Of Arabia and Malcolm X, sweeping in majesty and grandeur and telling the greater tale in the focus of the faces of the average man. It is Altman's It's A Wonderful Life, presenting itself without flinching (everyone seems to forget that the standard Christmas chestnut deals with a man contemplating suicide). It is Altman's Intolerance, only watchable and pleasurable. It is Altman's Metropolis, important, powerful and a crowning achievement of the medium of film.
Altman, as many have written, had a career that is pretty much evenly
divided between hit and miss. While I have always enjoyed his films, to
be totally honest and fair, not all of his work qualifies to the
magnificent high standard of being Altmanesque.
Altman loved jazz, and the best of his best work move like a brilliant jazz performance. To move along with his groove, to truly become part of the experience requires a certain presence of mind. Like the greatest jazz artists, there are those who enter into deep debates over which work is best: is Kind Of Blue better than Bitches Brew? More important? In the end, it does come down to taste and preference, and this would be my second favorite Altman film after the sheer perfection of Nashville. The films are like watching someone make a quilt, "bit by bit, putting it together" (as Sondheim said), with no one particular thread being more important than another, just a simple, glorious collection of threads pulling together to form one majestic piece.
The perception that his films are "scattered" or "confusing" or "dull" because of that missing story line is, sadly, understandable: we are being fed a constant stream of Single Story at every turn, being easier to market and exploit. Altman, at his best, had no need of a single narrative line and on those occasions in which there is no semblance whatsoever of a single story arc AND he is moving at his best, he creates films quite unlike any other by any one.
Both this and Nashville are invitations, seductive in their own way: there is no fourth wall in these works, while we watch them, it is as if they are watching us.
...And Zack Snyder delivered the goods over and over and over the top.
He is now (having not seen the Owls film) IMHO in a small collection of
directors as Masters Of The OTT: Terry Gilliam, Baz Lehrman, Ken
Russell... and now, Zack Snyder.
This film has been sniffed at and derided by the critics, a collective shrug of Meh... and it is wholly undeserved.
This is Zack Snyder's The Matrix Inception at Moulin Rouge, as stylish a musical as anything else out there, but filtered through the creative mind that has lived the era of MTv meaning music videos that were short musicals and sometimes (all of my favorites, anyway) short musical avant garde films.
Wild, rollicking, slipping into and out of eras and aeons, seriously cool soundtrack, it is eye candy for people with functioning brains.
Robert Rodriguez seems hellbent on creating films as if he was Robert
Rodriguez... you know, the guy that made both From Dusk Til Dawn and
The Faculty. Fortunately, he is more than up to the challenge with
The term OTT applies here, but that is quickly becoming his hallmark, and Thank God for that! While others are making retreads of stale bread, RR is returning to his preferred film genre (70's Grindhouse Cheese) and bringing to the screen something other directors fail to comprehend... this is entertainment, dammit, and laying down the limited supply of cash one has to sit in the dark for a couple of hours means you'd better bring the goods.
There are weaknesses, to be sure. Any of those are IMHO removed by the impressive display of macho in the lead: Danny Trejo IS the ultimate tough guy, and Machete Cortez is now firmly ensconced in my mind in the pantheon of Tough Men from Hollywood alongside Dirty Harry.
Some critics have written that Senor Trejo is the weakest link in this film. I would not merely disagree, but I sneer at the dogs who think this. Senor Trejo in this film is like Lee Marvin or Clint Eastwood or Humphrey Bogart... his face is a sculpture of human flesh, the weight of a man's life showing his soul. Amazing. Just ... amazing.
Without him, this film would probably be a 6 to me. Because of him, it is a 9.
Now: how can we get him a script that really lets him show off???
I am a major fan of Thomas Harris, and have read all of his novels
several times, with the exception of Hannibal Rising. Once was enough.
I have all of the films based on his novels with the exception of this
one. I saw it at the theater, and like the reading of the novel, once
was enough.
There is much to say that would be of interest, preventing it (barely) from being listed as "awful." I have nothing against the visual impact of the cinematography, an art form that is long neglected. The film is mostly dark, and even the daylight sequences seem to have an absence of light.
The editing and pace of the film moves right along. The actors are all fine and well. What went wrong? ***** SPOILERS ***** *The storyline is an abortion. Harris was commissioned to write another Lecter story with the intent of it becoming a film, and no one told him that to drag the boyhood of a monster forward so we, as an audience, would come to understand the monster came from a sad, tormented boy.
Who cares? Having read the other novels where we encounter this true Monster, I was impressed how much his story was told in bits and pieces, not unlike the story of Nero Wolfe series. Why give us everything all at once, when it so much more fun to be able to glean the story from brief anecdotes? Lecter's sister was mentioned in earlier novels, as well as some of his past. Those brief glimpses made the character more interesting, giving him a sense of mystery. By releasing this mess, there was no mystery. Even the clever use of the mask... sigh... are you kidding?? What I feel SHOULD have been done was to continue forward from the previous novel, ignoring the mangled end of the film Hannibal. Leave our Monster to be a Monster, but show him more for what he truly is, and once we see that, we can see how this mess could have been made interesting...
He is a Moriarty without a Holmes. If we are to go back into his previous life, then tell the tale of how he was captured in the first place... wouldn't that have been an interesting story?
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