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This review is from: GIGABYTE G1 Gaming GA-B85M-Gaming 3 (rev. 1.0) LGA 1150 Intel B85 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard
Pros: Works good so far, the BIOS does allow me to overvolt my G3258 past 1.2v so I'm not sure what the other reviewer was saying about it being limited, it isn't. I'm currently running a G3258 @ 4.0Ghz 1.225v 24/7 for the last month, no issues. 1TB WD SATA III, HD5770 1GB, a PCIe x1 wifi card, and 8GB of Corsair Vengeance ram.
Cons: None really
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Idle is around 40c with stock cooler (in Florida) and average load is 60c.
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I was under the impression that my SPD would go away after I delivered. I delivered via c-section on december 28th, and even though my SPD symptoms have lessened, they are definitely still there.
Anyone else have this happen?
I was under the impression that my SPD would go away after I delivered. I delivered via c-section on december 28th, and even though my SPD symptoms have lessened, they are definitely still there.
Anyone else have this happen?
Our amazing daughter: Chloe Ryann ~ 12/28/09
Our little man: Alexander Gregory ~ 7/28/2011
Thanks for responding to my post - your insight about having SPD and a c-section is very helpful to me especially since you say that your symptoms have lessened since delivering via c-section. With my last delivery via vaginal birth my symptoms of SPD got way worse after delivery!! I was told that it would take some time for your body to get rid of that relaxin hormone that aids in loosing the pelvis for delivery - SPD. Are you able to lift your legs, rollover in bed now? With my last child it took several months for all my SPD symptoms do go away, but I think I started from a worst point than you are at now. I think I plan on having a c-section with my baby that's due 2/7 and I understand that the SPD symptoms won't instantly go away - I just hope that they don't triple in pain like it did with my last child that was delivered vaginally. I'd be interested in knowing when your symptoms subside - keep me updated and good luck to you!
I delivered via emergency c-section as well. I tried like hell to avoid it, but it didn't work out. I think a lot of it had to do with me being in so much pain that is was hard to walk around and get into different positions. Thanks SPD! Uggghhhh.
Anyway, my symptoms lessened drastically after delivery. But my son is 15 months old and I'm still seeing a chiropractor twice a week.
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I am able to roll over in bed, it's still painful, but manageble. I can also get in and out of the shower, and get upstairs to my computer room. The stairs were pretty painful the first couple days i was home, but I think that was more bc of the c-section than the SPD. I actually am starting to feel good enough to have my husband put the bed back on it's frame soon! (we have had the bed on the floor since october or so, when we decided it would be easier for me to get in and out of bed!)
So overall things have improved pretty well, I'll keep you posted on this thread :)
Our amazing daughter: Chloe Ryann ~ 12/28/09
Our little man: Alexander Gregory ~ 7/28/2011
I'm 10 days Postpartum / Vaginal delivery and feeling about 85% better in the SPD dept. Still having trouble rolling over in bed but I can do it. Down to one pillow between my legs when sleeping but not needed when I'm lounging around on the sofa.
The pain in the front/center of my pelvis is completely gone. Its just my right hip joint now. It made a loud pop the other day and started feeling gradually better since then.
My relationship w/ DH is better too now that I'm back in bed at nights and off the sofa. Now, can't wait to get back to the nasty, The SPD really took me out of the game o that one! It's been soooooooooo long!
I had a c-section last wednesday and am still in a lot of pain from SPD. I just went to see my Dr today for a 1 week check up and he said that it should start to heal over the next couple of weeks, but it could take another month. It is easier to roll over in bed now, but lifting my legs to get in and out of a car or going up stairs or even putting on pants is still really hard. I really hope it gets better soon.
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I had her 18 hours ago and already notice a difference. I won't say it's gone because I had a c-sect with spinal, so it's possible some of my pain relief is from medication and spinal, but I keep being amazed how well I can move my legs without wincing, from SPD, anyhow. And I've been laying on my back which normally KILLS my sciatica, and I'm VERY GOOD on that note! I can't tell you how much I LOVE antiinflammatories! Toradol and soon Motrin have been better at pain relief then anything else they've given me. So glad she's out, lol!
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UPDATE: 18 days Postpartum / Vaginal delivery and now feeling 95% better. No pain at all, just a mild dull ache. One motrin in the morning and I'm good to go for the entire day. I get in and out of bed and roll over now without even thinking about it. My hip joint still pops sometimes but it's getting to be less often.
Hang in there girls. It get better.
I overdid it the other day, mind you my LO was 7 days old. I walked a lot. The next day I was hurting in all the old SPD places. I took it easy yesterday and today I'm better again. I'm also down to just taking Motrin most of the time, which really helps the SPD symptoms, so I'm just gonna keep trying to build my strength so I'm over this as much as I can be by the time I go back to work!
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I'm almost a month postpartum and still have pain, also going to chiropractor. It's not as bad but it's not a lot better.
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5 weeks postpartum, and i was doing great until i sat on the floor for 3 hours to play a board game with my cousin.
now i'm set back a few weeks, but motrin really does help at this point.
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March 2015
Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right (Kidney)
A man with suspected renal cell carcinoma seen on CT in the right kidney was transferred to another hospital for surgical management. The imaging was not sent with him, but hospital records, which incorrectly documented the tumor as being on the left side—were. The second hospital did not obtain repeat imaging, and the surgeon did not see the original CT prior to removing the wrong kidney.
January 2015
Monitoring Fetal Health
A woman who had an uncomplicated pregnancy and normal labor with no apparent signs of distress delivered a cyanotic, flaccid infant requiring extensive resuscitation. Although fetal heart rate tracings had shown signs of moderate-to-severe fetal distress for 90 minutes prior to delivery, clinicians did not notice the abnormalities on the remote centralized monitor, which displayed 16 windows, each for a different patient.
December 2014
A Stroke of Error
An elderly man admitted for a presumed hypertensive emergency and undiagnosed neurologic symptoms became unresponsive and was noted to have new right hand weakness 2 days into his hospitalization. After a "Code Stroke" was called, a neurologist evaluated him and administered tPA 100 minutes after the acute event. A few hours later, the patient developed further symptoms, and an emergent head CT demonstrated post-tPA intracerebral hemorrhage.
September 2014
A Lot of Pain (Medications)
Hospitalized for foot amputation, a man with COPD and chronic pain on long-acting morphine experienced post-operative pain and severe muscle spasms. After being given hydromorphone, morphine, and diazepam, the patient became minimally responsive and a code blue was called.
July/August 2014
Pitfalls in Diagnosing Necrotizing Fasciitis
Admitted with bruising from a fall and persistent pain on his left side, a patient was kept in the emergency department overnight due to crowding. After being reevaluated by the surgical service the next day, the patient was urgently taken to the operating room for probable necrotizing fasciitis and pyomysitis.
June 2014
Wandering Off the Floors: Safety and Security Risks of Patient Wandering
Hospitalized for alcohol withdrawal, an elderly man was feeling "cooped up" by hospital day 6 and left the floor without informing any providers. An hour later upon return to his room, he complained of new arm pain. While off hospital grounds, the patient had fallen and broken his arm.
May 2014
Medication Reconciliation With a Twist (or Dare We Say, a Patch?)
An elderly woman with a history of dementia underwent surgical resection of new colon cancer, which relieved a bowel obstruction. She developed acute delirium postoperatively, and the team discovered they had neglected to capture her cholinesterase inhibitor patch (a medication for dementia) in the official medication reconciliation list.
April 2014
A "Reflexive" Diagnosis in Primary Care
Despite new back pain and worsening symptoms of tingling, pain, and weakness bilaterally, in both hands and feet, a man recently diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy was not sent for further testing after repeated visits to a primary care clinic. By the time neurologists saw him, they diagnosed critical cervical cord compression, which placed the patient at risk for permanent paralysis.
March 2014
Tough Call: Addressing Errors From Previous Providers
Hospitalized 3 times within 2 months presumably for sepsis, a woman with diabetes on metformin presented to the emergency department with the same set of symptoms as her previous admissions. After reviewing her records, the admitting team determined that the patient's presentation for this and earlier admissions was more consistent with acute lactic acidosis secondary to metformin than sepsis.
February 2014
Multifactorial Medication Mishap
Despite multiple checks by physician, pharmacist, and nurse during the medication ordering, dispensing, and administration processes, a patient received a 10-fold overdose of an opioid medication and a code blue was called.
December 2013
New Oral Anticoagulants
Two days after knee replacement surgery, a woman with a history of deep venous thrombosis receiving pain control via epidural catheter was restarted on her outpatient dose of rivaroxaban (a newer oral anticoagulant). Although the pain service fellow scanned the medication list for traditional anticoagulants, he did not notice the patient was taking rivaroxaban before removing the epidural catheter, placing the patient at very high risk for bleeding.
October 2013
It's Sarah, not Stephen!
Although the mother of a child, born male who identified as and expressed externally as a girl, had alerted the clinic of the child's preferred name when making the appointment, the medical staff called for the patient in the waiting room using her legal (masculine) name.


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There are many beautiful poems written about the beauty of snow. As a child I always loved to read John Greenleaf Whittier's "Snowbound." It sounded so exciting to be shut in by the snow and having to huddle around a fire.
Then there is an earlier poem by Percy Bysshe Shelley whose words are, "If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?" We just finished the season where we sing about "Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let It Snow" and "I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas." I think I have had enough of that for awhile -- maybe a year from now I will appreciate it again, but right now I don't burst into song or wax poetically when I look outside at our plentiful snow.
I probably would feel better if I had a house full of kids who were excited about going out to play in the snow. But then I remember all those wet clothes drying out all over the house, and the problems putting on all the bulky clothing before they go outside and realize that it wasn't so good even when the kids were little.
Now, concerns about slipping on the ice, driving on snow covered roads, hungry birds searching our empty bird feeder because I hadn't gotten to town to buy more bird seed, and trying to keep fresh water for our outdoor cats in their heated shelter, occupies my mind much more than poems or songs.
The birds aren't the only things that are hungry either. Because of the snow we haven't gone to town to go shopping. I thought we had plenty of holiday leftovers to tide us for a couple days. But when the couple days extended into a couple more, we realized that certain staples must be bought or we will end up fighting for that last bit of cheese and cracker. I don't have all my funeral details worked out yet and I would probably be the loser in such a fight, so it sounds like a trip to town would be the logical response to our situation.
When I got to the car the driver's side door wouldn't open, so I checked the other three doors. All of them opened nicely but the one I needed stayed firmly shut. That would be no problem. I have often slid over from the passenger seat to the drivers seat in the past. But they don't make cars the way they used to do. There are many obstacles between the passenger seat and the driver's seat. And I realized that I am not the same as I used to be either. I finally made it, buckled up, adjusted the mirror and started the car. Or rather I attempted to start the car. No nice engine sound began. In fact after the first click, nothing happened.
OK, now do I have to go back to the passenger door to get out? No, wouldn't you know it. The door beside me opened easily from the inside. Thankful for small favors I returned to the house to announce my problem and get the keys to the pickup.
The roads were nicely bladed so we had no other problems as we did our errands and bought enough groceries to last us through even a "Snowbound" situation if it should occur. Every other shopper in the store seemed to have the same idea, as there were long lines.
The manager who came to help expedite things carried my purchases to put in the back of the pickup. He said he had heard we were due for some more snow in a couple days. When I groaned he said, "I don't care. I love snow!" I had a hard time smiling when I thanked him for carrying my groceries.


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I buy $5 sports compression wraps at walmart. One for at night and one for the day. They have rubber on the inside which made me sweaty so with 2 I could air one out while wearing the other. It is Velcro so it fits all sizes. Being cheap it also does not lay extremely flat on the velcro. I had always planned on getting a more expensive one that fit better under clothes when I had finished with my initial shrinking, but found I only needed it a couple weeks.
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Liz & A 11/07 + K 9/10, Z 10/11, C 12/13, & F 3/16
I have 4 LOs; that doesn't mean I know 4x as much. It means I have walked 4 different paths.
Devon + DH = sweet boy 8.20.2010, beautiful girl 12.6.2013
I never used them in my past s-cestions, but everyone had been talking so much about them so at my education appointment, I asked my DR if they issue them at hospital or if I should buy one and which one. She immediately told me they do not recomend them at all. She said that it is not recomended by them because it doesnt allow your stomach muscles to do the work itself. She said by wearing the belt you are doing the job for the muscles so they wont work as well. I dont know if it is true or not but I trust them since this board is the first time in all of my csections I have ever really heard so much about them. This is my 4th csection and I wont use it again.
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I actually learned of the $5 walmart belt from my Aug 2010 BB, as it was suggested to use as any post postpartum belt as well. My first was a surprise c/s so I did not use it in the hospital but did at home starting day 3 or so (I forgot I had it). With DS2 I asked my OB if I could use it in the hospital and she said it would be fine. (Made a HUGE difference!!!!!!!!)
Both times I felt so good wearing it I had to be careful not to over do it. And I am not talking a couple weeks out, I am talking my first days home and wearing it. I also did not end up needing to take much medication either. I got a bottle of prescription Motrin and codine. I used few codine in the first couple days (usually at night) with DS1 and my Motrin bottle lasted me through both the c/s with enough left over for this one! (since it has been expired for so long, I will use a new script though) However, if you need it, please take the pain meds, dont try to suffer through it!
As far as the OB saying it does not let your stomach muscles do the work itself and not to use it, I sort of thought that was the point and why they where good? By not putting full strain on your muscle it gives it time to heal and repair itself. When you sprain your wrist, you wrap it so you can keep using it without as much pain and so you dont re-injure it. I am not an OB, so no one should listen to me instead of their OB, but if it was me, I would ask most questions to my OB and possibly get a second opinion!
Liz & A 11/07 + K 9/10, Z 10/11, C 12/13, & F 3/16
I have 4 LOs; that doesn't mean I know 4x as much. It means I have walked 4 different paths.
The hospital provided me with one also. It was well worth it! I could stand up better, and I certainly didn't have much pain when I was wearing it. I think I used it for about two weeks, but the good thing with the one I was given was as the time went on, you reduced the size of the wrap? So at first you were supporting your entire abdominal area. Then once I was comfortable, I could fold the support in half. And then in half again (so it was only wrapped around the scar area).
It was good, because it allowed me to heal and feel comfortable with the healing, without feeling like I was going to destroy my incision! Which was kind of pertinent as I did overdo it at one point and bust my stitches (too many stairs in my house!)
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NORTHERN SINAI, Egypt - An Egyptian security patrol uncovered a huge weapons cache near the border with Israel, the London-based Arabic-language newspaper, al-Quds al-Arabi, reported.
Security forces found 266 Kassam rockets, 43 land mines, 51 shells, 178 machine gun bullets, 21 grenades and three anti-tank missiles waiting to be smuggled to Palestinian terrorists in the Gaza Strip.
In a nearby hideout, security forces found another 20 rockets, 50 more grenades, 80 mortar shells and around 500 bullets.
No suspects have been arrested so far, according to the paper.
Meanwhile, the Lebanese al-Mustakbal newspaper reported on Egypt's arrest earlier this year of four members of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards believed to have been organizing a terror cell focused on espionage.
According to the report, the group's leader, an Iranian intelligence officer, used a false Iraqi passport to enter Egypt.
Last month, Egypt arrested 49 members of a Hezbollah cell, who were planning a number of terror-related activities, including the smuggling of munitions and explosives to the Gaza Strip via five smuggling tunnels uncovered by Egyptian security forces.
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Sports Editor
NEWBURGH—Tell City's Jessie Lawalin, Ryan Henrickson and Cody Osborne qualified for the regional with their performances in the Castle wrestling sectional Saturday.
CANNELTON—Cannelton overcame cold field-goal shooting with strong rebounding and ball-handling to beat West Washington 50-47 in girls basketball Saturday.
"The big key was that everyone stepped up," said Cannelton Coach Mike Garrett of his team, which was playing its first complete game without leading scorer Sarah Powers.
Powers will be sidelined the rest of the season with a knee injury.
Freshman guard Mikah Hemmings, starting in Powers' place, led the Bulldogs with 18 points. She hit 10 of 11 free throws.
MITCHELL—Tessa Lynch scored 20 points as Perry Central beat Mitchell 50-34 Saturday to win the PLAC girls basketball title outright.
The Commodores finished 6-0 in conference games.
Lynch hit 8 of 17 shots from the field, including 4 of 6 from three-point range.
"Tessa was really lighting it up," said Perry Central Coach Bill Dickerson. "She's a good spot-up shooter.
"They tried 1-3-1 trapping us at first and she'd float to the baseline."
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LEOPOLD—Perry Central dominated the overtime period to defeat Lanesville 68-57 in boys basketball Saturday.
Perry Central had a 10-point lead with 3:51 left in the fourth quarter, but the Commodores normally strong free-throw shooting let them down, forcing the game into overtime.
With 0:42 left in that period Lanesville's Caleb Caldwell made a three-point shot to pull the Eagles within one, 50-49.
ORLEANS—Free-throw shooting won several games for Perry Central's boys basketball team this season, but Tuesday it was largely responsible for the Commodores' 50-42 PLAC loss to Orleans.
A recent caption under a photograph of donated food items stated nonperishable staples would be given to Jasper's Food Pantry.
Its name has created a misconception among some people that Jasper's Food Pantry is located in the Dubois County city of Jasper, said Rebecca Fenn, executive director of United Way of Perry County. That group works with several local pantries through a food coalition. Jasper's Pantry is located at the Older American Korner for Service building in Cannelton Cannelton and is named after Jasper Faulkenberg.
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An illustrator of children's books who grew up in Tell City has gained notice in recent months for his contribution to a Christmas book penned by a prominent political commentator.
Mike Huckabee, former governor of Arkansas and a past and possibly future candidate for president, authored "Can't Wait Till Christmas."
Jed Henry, who attended Tell City High School, illustrated the work. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Henry, who now live in Angola.
Jim Lynch from the Hickory Hollow Interpretive Center at O'Bannon Woods State Park shows off a snake to Theresa Ebert and her daughter, Claudia, at last week's annual meeting of the Perry County Soil and Water Conservation District.
TELL CITY – Members of Tell City's water board voted in a regular meeting Jan. 18 to employ Sam Estes Inc. of Maceo, Ky., to repaint portions of a water tower in the Tell City Industrial Park at Troy. The company offered to do the work, including removal of existing paint, surface preparation, primer coatings and a urethane finish, for $12,750. The work will begin in April or later.
The entire tower was painted less than two years ago but the paint began to fade and peel in some areas.
CANNELTON – Purdue Extension will host a beef program Tuesday titled "Market Outlooks: What do Current Prices Mean for Beef Producers." The program will begin at 6:30 p.m. and will conclude at approximately 8 and will be held at the Schergens Center in Tell City, located at 1140 31st St.
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While most people are looking for a break from the scorching temperatures, some are hoping this spring heat wave continues because the triple digit temperatures are tripling their business.
The blazing sun drives a line of customers to one Oklahoma shop frozen dessert shop
"The hotter it is, the better it is, the more customers we have," shop owner Janie Pennington said.
Pennington's dessert shop serves about 150 customers a day in the spring and 300 a day in the summer. And summer has arrived early this year.
"A lot of people are wanting to get something to cool down so here they come."
Business is also booming at Pippin Heating and Air. The shop averages about 60 service calls a day that has seven repairmen doing the work of 30.
"We do a good job for our customers. We try to get them cooling and make sure they're getting the service that they need because people do not like to be hot," said Shannon Pippin, shop owner.
The blistering heat sends other residents to an Oklahoma water park, already averaging about 1,500 visitors a day.
"The heats always good for a business like this, because people want a place to come and cool off," park manager Delphine Nelson said.
The summer boom for businesses like these isn't expected to cool off until after Labor Day.
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The survival rate of patients treated for Wilms' tumor (nephroblastoma) has increased steadily over the past three decades. Ladd and White21 were the first to show that prompt and thorough surgery, in conjunction with better preoperative and postoperative care, improved the survival rate. This was the first of three important advances in the treatment of this malignancy, and the evidence still favors the concept that surgical removal of the tumor mass should be the first step carried out, in order to insure the best results from radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Surgery alone has been effective in a few cases. For instance, in the series from Squier Urological Clinic, published in 1959,22 four of the five patients treated with nephrectomy alone survived more than five years (Table 2). The larger collected series of Klapproth,23 however, showed that the results of nephrectomy alone were not as good as those obtained
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I would like to not be the Pillsbury Doughgirl.
Helpful folk of Metafilter: I (mid 30s, F, doughy) would like to make use of my gym time to get stronger. The amount of information on the internet is overwhelming. Please help me find an app or a routine or something so that once my frontal cortex gets me TO the gym it can zone out while I get muscles. [more inside]
I want to start getting muscles...
... to impress a girl I like. Basically I am the thin type. Long but thin. And since I don't really workout I have thin arms and a flat chest. That was fine for me for a long time, but now I would like to get some muscles. [more inside]
How do I loose weight and gain muscle at the same time?
I wake up in the morning at 6am and walk 2km (1.2 miles) to the gym and back five days a week. My workouts last 45 minutes and are aimed at sculpting, working on a body part per day (back, shoulders, chest, arms and legs). I weigh 100kg (220 pounds) and am 180cm (5.9 feet). I want to weigh 85kg (185 pounds). What and when should I eat to loose weight and gain maximum muscle mass? and how long should it take for me to loose this weight? I work from home as a software developer and sit on my ass all day so I don't get any more exercise than that...
How many pounds of muscle are needed to squat 200lbs?
For every pound of weight that I can squat, I have X pounds of muscle. What is the value of X? [more inside]
Lean and Mean
Help a skinny guy shape up! more after the jump! [more inside]
Do weight training supplements do anything -- good or bad?
I'm looking to shake up my workouts, shed the excess poundage, and get some more definition -- basically, I'm bored, not making much headway, and would like to get over the hump to better health/muscle shape. Since it's hard to tell the difference between the shills and the real online reviews, advice, etc., I need some Mefite first-hand experience with hydroxycut or similar supplements. [more inside]
The Hunt for the perfect 13 compound lifts ??
I've read somewhere that a workout regime consisting of 13 compound lifts is really all you need. Does anyone know which 13 lifts they may be talking about ? or can point me to the article ? [more inside]
Help me get my brain pumped up.
I watched "Pumping Iron" again a couple of months ago. I was surprised at how inspiring some the training scenes still were to watch. (Yes, I'm aware it was a docu-drama, not a documentary.) Any recommendations of other good dvds that might be a source of training inspiration? [more inside]
Strength Training: Do sets need to be completed in a row?
Strengthtrainingfilter: If I have a workout comprised of 6 exercises, 2 sets each, can I do all 6 exercises in a row twice, or do I have to do each one twice in a row? [more inside]
Can a lifetime of labor make only one arm substantially larger?
In On the Waterfront, Edie's pop says to her, "See this arm? It's two inches longer'n the other one. That's years of workin' and sweatin', liftin' and swingin' a hook. And every time I heisted a box or a coffee bag I says to myself--this is for Edie, so she can be a teacher or somethin' decent." Can a lifetime of labor really do that to your arm?
How to Gain Weight
Weight gain techniques for the slim and tall [more inside] [more inside]
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Needy Philadelphia public school graduates who want to attend Pennsylvania State University could get a boost from a new scholarship fund.
Philadelphia-area philanthropist Brook J. Lenfest has pledged $7 million to establish the scholarship endowment, the university said this week. The gift expands on existing scholarship support that Lenfest has provided the last decade to Philadelphia public school students attending Penn State.
"No hardworking student should be prevented from receiving a college degree because they cannot pay," said Lenfest, chairman of communications service provider NetCarrier Inc. and a real estate investor and developer.
Students who attend a Mastery Charter School or participate in the Philadelphia Futures mentoring program will get first preference, followed by other graduates of Philadelphia public high schools, the university said.


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Published 21/09/2012 | 17:00
THE last time the Band of the Irish Guards came to the Republic, in 2000, 'social media' was merely a gossip column in the 'Evening Herald'. But Facebook and Twitter -- and no doubt other silicate malignancies of which I know nothing -- have changed everything. At the start of the century, a few hate-filled molecules of mediocrity dancing frenziedly in a dish could be ignored. But now they can attract wholly disproportionate attention, merely because they can daub their dotty graffiti in the public eye, courtesy of the internet.
Thus they've turned a nice little charity gig organised by the Irish security industry to raise money for the Jack & Jill Foundation, which does so much for neurologically sick children, into almost an endorsement of slavery, genocide and female circumcision. One typical Facebook message stated: "It's a pity that the Jack & Jill Foundation are helping to put nails in the coffins of children in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Syria."
Yet actually, that's a fairly good summation of the thought processes of the strange, hysterical, historically ignorant, frothing hybrid that inhabits the tiniest margins of Irish life. It is partly perverse Irish republican, partly pathological conspiracy theorist, partly feminist, partly global eco-Marxist and wholly lunatic. It usually lives at home with its parents, and is most active at around 3am. It is a sort of vegan vampire, with a keen appetite for homicidal pacifism and murderous Buddhism. Its Facebook ranting is a haggis of tofu, entrails and right-on voodoo, all bound together in an aspic of hatred.
So, of course, the Band of the Irish Guards is responsible for what is happening in Syria and Libya today. After all, was it not behind Chernobyl? It's a well-known fact that it spread AIDS through Africa, cunningly disguised as aid, trading on the illiteracy of the unfortunate Africans, whose ancient reading skills had of course been stolen from them by the British. And naturally, Irish Guards bandsmen gave weapons training to the Hutu militia -- or was it the Tuareg? -- before the Armenian massacres. Remember the Tiananmen Square slaughter? Did you spot the white man in the corner, just before the killings began? Well, that was the director of music of the Irish Guards: a well-known fact, which has been hushed up by MI6. Global warming was introduced in order to provide cheap bearskins for the Brigade of Guards: scientific fact. And who was really on the grassy knoll in Dallas? Yes, two timpanists and a piccolo player from the Irish Guards. And as for those initials 'MLK' daubed all over Memphis after a certain assassination in 1968: they didn't stand for 'Martin Luther King', you know. Oh no, they stood for 'Micks Love Killing'. Yes, and scrawled by none other than James Earl Ray: 1st battalion, Irish Guards (undercover).
You can argue with these people as fruitfully as you can use a tennis racquet to divert the Gulf Stream, or a mirror to blind the sun. So the following remarks are not directed at this tiny minority of twitching frothing lunatics, one-handedly hammering out their hatred on their keyboards while the world sleeps, but at the rest of the Irish population, who wish no harm to anyone, and who want to live with their neighbours, both locally and archipelagically (new word, just made it up).
This is the situation. The Security Emergency Services Ireland Forum, composed of members of An Garda Siochana, the Defence Forces, the Coast Guard, and so on, have organised a concert-plus-dinner in the K Club, and they have made some seats available to the Jack & Jill Foundation, which has to raise 80pc of its income through its own devices.
To attend this dinner is not an endorsement of British policy towards the Boers, or the Battle of Berlin 1943-45, or of the Ashanti Wars, or of the RIC Auxiliaries. It is simply an evening's entertainment organised by a few Irish people in the security business, who have invited their musical friends in the Irish Guards to play for them: rather as the Army Number One Band played with the Irish Guards in Dublin Castle 12 years ago. Dead simple.
No doubt the 3am frothers will gibber on about British foreign policy: but how strangely silent they were when the fine men and women of the US Navy came to town a couple of weeks ago. If their complaints had genuinely been about another country's 'foreign policy', they could have shattered their keyboards in rage about the Americans, but of course they didn't.
The anger we hear about the Micks playing in the K Club is the recidivist rant of anachronistic innumerates who, whenever they look at a calendar, can only see 1689, 1798, 1847, 1916, et cetera. Deep sigh. For the rest of you: there are some corporate seats still available for the Micks concert for Jack & Jill, from Jack & Jill. Contact 045 894538, or email@example.com.
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Since the Fed's interest rate decision, the ISM manufacturing PMI has been the most important release from the U.S. It is widely considered to be one of, if not the premiere leading indicators of the U.S. economy.
That's why it wasn't much of a surprise to see investors panic following yesterday's dismal report. The PMI came in at 49.7, which is lower than both May's reading of 53.5 and the market's forecast of 52.1.
Although it wasn't the first time that the ISM manufacturing PMI fell short of expectations, it was the first time since August 2009 that the report printed below 50.0.
The 50.0 level is very important because it determines if the manufacturing sector is expanding or contracting. Anything below 50.0 is interpreted as recessionary.
Digging deeper into the report, I found out that prices paid for raw goods fell drastically from 47.5 in May to 37.0 in June. This is bad news since the drop is indicative of deflation.
Considering that the Fed is already worried of slowing inflation, signs of deflation may just upset central bankers even further!
New orders also took a beating last month as the component crashed from 60.1 to 47.8. Factory orders are often considered a leading indicator of overall economic momentum since purchase orders imply that manufacturers will have to increase their production.
And finally, just like May's non-farm payrolls, the employment component was bleak. The reading for employment went to 56.6, down from 56.9.
What does the PMI mean for the economy and the Greenback?
While the disappointing PMI doesn't necessarily lead to contraction, it does leave the U.S. economy open to it. As more and more weak data comes in--and as euro zone's problems are far from being resolved--investors are starting to price in the possibly of another U.S. recession.
Given the fragility of the U.S. economy, and the rising deflation concerns due to the weak prices component of the ISM manufacturing PMI, the "maybe" of the Fed with regards to QE3 is now a "highly likely."
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Archibald Optics Launches in the U.S.
A British web-only eyewear brand has a mission to disrupt the luxury market. Just don't compare it to Warby Parker
THOUGH A COMPANY that offers luxury product for less online by skipping the middleman is undeniably forward-looking, Rohan Dhir sees what he's doing as a return to tradition. "It's like the old times when you'd hear about a great cobbler two towns away and then travel to try him," said Mr. Dhir, the 26-year-old founder of Archibald Optics. "We're just connecting people with the Internet." Now, the British, web-only eyewear brand is expanding that reach, offering its handmade frames in the U.S.
Archibald's specs take cues from British designs of the 1960s and '70s, but Mr. Dhir, who has a master's degree in operations research from Columbia University, assembled an untraditional eight-person team to create his samples. (It included a civil-engineering student and a toy designer.) He then tracked down a high-end Japanese eyewear manufacturer and convinced its craftsmen to work with him, tweaking his designs as they saw fit. This added a level of refinement and functionality, he said.
Archibald's strategy might sound familiar to those aware of Warby Parker, another disruptive eyewear label, whose prices range from $95 to $145. And while similarities exist between the two companies, Mr. Dhir insists there are substantial differences. The biggest is that Archibald targets a higher end of the market. In terms of quality, said Mr. Dhir, his glasses are on a par with those of British brand Cutler and Gross, which retail from $475 to $800. (Archibald's are $195 to $300 because of its drastic reduction of the industry's standard markup and the absence of marketing costs.)
Mr. Dhir actually credits Church's—maker of luxe, long-lasting British shoes—as inspiration for his business model. And there may be a day when Archibald makes footwear, too. "We can go into any category where craftsmanship is valued, and anyone is paying obscene markups," said Mr. Dhir. "My long-term view is to be the brand that disrupts luxury."
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Tazinos opens in downtown Milwaukee
Tazinos Pizza & Salad Bistro said it will open its new restaurant in the CityCenter at 735 building at 735 N. Water St. on Tuesday.
The election-day opening features bistro meal prices of $7.99 for all-you-can-eat lunch from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., followed by an $8.99 all-you-can-eat dinner from 4 to 8 p.m. Tazinos also offers food to go and catering. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Bad Religion; Jimmy Eat World; Trampled by Turtles; the Mavericks; VENA
Bad Religion
Rough estimate, by the critic's watch, of when Bad Religion began playing, hard, at the U.S. Cellular Connection Stage Sunday night: 10:01. Rough estimate of when the SoCal punk-rock band finished off its fourth song: 10:08. »Read Full Article(1)
Eagles take it easy at Marcus Amphitheater
The news flash from the Eagles' closing-night gig at Summerfest's Marcus Amphitheater on Sunday night is that Bernie Leadon appears to be at least partway back in the band.
Eagles' historians will remember that Leadon, an original band member, exited the group in rather definitive fashion way back in 1975 when he poured a bottle of beer over Glenn Frey's head. »Read Full Article(9)
Video: Tap Milwaukee music writers recap Summerfest 2013
Well, that's a wrap. Another Summerfest has come and gone.
What rocked, what didn't at Summerfest
After 11 days of concerts and crazy crowds, Summerfest becomes a bit of a blur. But there are a few clear takeaways from Summerfest 2013:
Favorite crowd observation: Watching a stern security guard, arms folded, grimace on his face, bobbing his head ever so subtly to New Kids on the Block. »Read Full Article(16)
Exclusive Video: Bachata supergroup VENA performs "Sangre De Mis Venas" at Summerfest
Last but certainly not least, Tap Milwaukee has one more exclusive video performance to share with you from Summerfest 2013, courtesy of bachata supergroup VENA.
On Tap Today: Summerfest rundown for July 7
Journal Sentinel music writer Piet Levy gives you the rundown on what to look forward to today at Summerfest. »Read Full Blog Post
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It's warming up in a hurry this Sunday morning. Might be a good day for a swim — before storms roll in later today.
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Something known: Eagles (7:30 p.m. Marcus Amphitheater). It's hardly a news flash to say the Eagles are a great band. But an extensive new documentary has brought a renewed sense of appreciation, transforming concerts from mere gigs to victorious events. »Read Full Article
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In Tandem Theatre is giving patrons and future-patrons a chance to get a taste of its season for free Wednesday at the 7th Annual Sneak Peek & Open House. The troupe will perform tidbits from "Burying the Bones," "A Cudahy Caroler Christmas," and other plays while noshing on snacks and partaking at the cash bar. The peek takes place from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at its performing space, the Tenth Street Theatre, 628 N. 10th St. »Read Full Article


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Governors erupt in partisan dispute at White House
WASHINGTON -- The nation's governors emerged from a meeting with President Barack Obama on Monday claiming harmony, only to immediately break into an on-camera partisan feud in front of the West Wing.
Louisiana Republican Gov. Bobby Jindal lashed out first, saying if the president were serious about growing the economy he would approve the Keystone XL pipeline project and take other executive actions.
Instead, Jindal said, Obama "seems to be waving the white flag of surrender" on the economy by focusing on raising the federal minimum wage to $10.10, up from $7.25. "The Obama economy is now the minimum wage economy. I think we can do better than that," Jindal said.
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Photo courtesy Auctions America by RM. The Zephyr was a fairly revolutionary car when Lincoln introduced it in 1936. Streamlined, handsomely styled and engineered with an early unibody chassis, it epitomized the state of the art. But it remained tame in the mind of one Chicago inventor, and his one ... Read more
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Brian Moyer was a little perturbed. For Saturday's car show at the AACA Eastern Regional Fall Meet, show officials had listed his 1971 Gremlin as an AMC even after he thought he had made it clear on his entry form that his car was actually a Rambler Gremlin. Brian, however, is no mere neophyt ... Read more
1884 De Dion Bouton Et Trepardoux Dos-A-Dos runabout. Images courtesy RM Auctions. As the month of October nears, it means one thing for generations of of collector-car enthusiasts: Hershey Week! By now, we're all aware that technically it's called the AACA Eastern Fall Meet, which transforms t ... Read more
Inevitably, some things work and some things don't for every event. As I continue to comb through my shots from this year's Hershey, I noticed some of both. #gallery-4 { margin: auto; } #gallery-4 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: ce ... Read more
There are some parts that no one makes anymore, and the distributor cap for a V-12 Cadillac is apparently one of them. So, how much would you have to spend for a good, used one? We saw this one at Hershey. I've cropped out the asking price; make your best guess, and click on the photo for the ... Read more
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For those concerned about the fate of Dallas-based Reddy Ice, which had its offices raided by in March by Department of Justice officials looking for evidence of price fixing, this morning The Wall Street Journal provides an update. Looks like the FBI discovered, via wiretapping, that some ice industry execs were chitchatting over the phone about an alleged conspiracy to fix the price of ice, which sells for $1.8 billion annually. An exec at another ice maker tipped off the feds, who turned up the heat in Detroit in 2005, where a Cincinnati-based company was engaged in competition suppression. The Justice Department finally came down to Dallas three years later.
And while no one in Dallas has been charged with anything and Reddy officials say they're cooperating with the government, the WSJ notes that Reddy, the largest maker of packaged ice in the U.S., said "its board formed an independent committee to conduct an internal investigation." And that's all Reddy's execs are saying. Meanwhile, its stock has plummeted this morning, dropping 63 cents thus far; it's now down to $10.36. --Robert Wilonsky
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There will be a beer garden, prizes and plenty of food. She said it's a festival style event and everyone's invited.
"We're trying to bring a little more joy to their lives and as the Relay for Life theme goes, we're celebrating more birthdays," said Wittman. "So,coming out to support an event and being able to dedicate more money to this research is huge."
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