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Chief Justices Urge Bar to Support Override of Vetoes
Supreme Judicial Court Chief Justice Margaret H. Marshall and Chief Justice for Administration & Management Robert A. Mulligan yesterday sent the following message to bar leaders statewide to urge suport of their efforts to restore court system funding vetoed last week by Governor Patrick.
July 7, 2009
Dear Bar Leaders,
Last week, Governor Patrick signed the FY10 budget and vetoed $18.5 million in Trial Court funding, which reduced our budget to $550.7 million from the $569.1 million recommended by the Legislative Conference Committee.
We now must work diligently to achieve an override of all of these vetoes and restore Trial Court funding to $569.1 million. Although the House and Senate have not yet announced the schedule for taking up the Governor's vetoes, we think it prudent to begin our advocacy efforts now. We ask that you and your members contact your local representatives in the House and Senate to urge an override of the court funding vetoes.
The Governor's reductions, if they stand, will have dramatic impact on court operations. The Trial Court cannot adequately function statewide at the $550 million level, $51 million less than our original appropriation for FY09.
We must mount an effective advocacy effort with Legislative leaders and members to override these vetoes. Although Trial Court funding comprises only 2.08 percent of the Legislature's FY10 budget, the $18.5M in Trial Court vetoes effectively represents 12.5 percent of the total vetoed by the Governor.
Throughout the budget process we have worked closely with the Legislature to achieve adequate funding to sustain the core functions of court operations. Since last year, we have significantly reduced expenses through a number of strategic management decisions. The Trial Court has reduced staffing by 275 positions and made cuts in many other areas, including the relocation of court operations. In addition, we expect staffing levels to decline by another 100 positions through attrition in FY10 and recognize the need to continue to identify every available way to reduce costs in FY10.
Court staff and Massachusetts citizens already are experiencing the strain of these major efforts. The Governor's budget would require involuntary reductions in the Trial Court workforce, which will severely impair the delivery of justice in the Commonwealth. The attached fact sheet highlights potential impact of those additional cuts on the courts.
The staunch support of bar leaders and members will be essential, as we work together to restore the funding vetoed by the Governor. Thank you for your continued advocacy on behalf of the Massachusetts courts.
Robert A. Mulligan Chief Justice for Administration & Management
John Adams Courthouse l One Pemberton Square l Boston, 02108 Telephone: (617) 557-1000 | Website
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Scott Irwin
Scott Irwin | |
Ring name(s) | Scott Irwin[1] The Super Destroyer[1] Super Destroyer #2[2] Thor the Viking[1] Lumberjack Eric[3] |
Born | [1] Duluth, Minnesota[1] |
May 14, 1952
Died | September 5, 1987[1] | (aged 35)
Trained by | Verne Gagne[1] |
Debut | March 18, 1977[2] |
Scott K. Irwin (May 14, 1952 – September 5, 1987) was an American professional wrestler. He was best known for his tag team with his brother Barney "Bill" Irwin.[1]
Professional wrestling career[edit]
Debut and the World Wide Wrestling Federation[edit]
After training under Verne Gagne in 1975, Irwin debuted for the AWA on March 13, 1976 in Davenport, Iowa, going to a time limit draw with another rookie, Dick Blood (in one of his first matches), later to become famous as Ricky Steamboat. He mainly wrestled preliminary matches until June 1976 when he left for Georgia Championship Wrestling where he stayed until the spring of 1977. From there he went on to Jim Crockett's Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling. After wrestling in Mid-Atlantic throughout the rest of 1977 and in early 1978, Irwin debuted in the World Wide Wrestling Federation on March 14, 1978 as one half of The Yukon Lumberjacks, where he was given the ring name Lumberjack Eric and his tag team partner, Zarinoff Lebeouf, was given the ring name Lumberjack Pierre. Soon after debuting, The Lumberjacks wrestled against Dino Bravo and Dominic DeNucci for the WWF Tag Team Championship on June 2, but the match ended in a double disqualification.[4] The Lumberjacks continued their feud with Bravo and DeNucci, and after several unsuccessful title rematches, The Lumberjacks finally defeated them for the title on June 26.[1][4]
The Lumberjacks continued their success by retaining their title in several matches over the next several months against the likes of Bravo and DeNucci, Gorilla Monsoon and S.D. Jones and Haystacks Calhoun and Tony Garea.[5] On November 21, The Lumberjacks lost their title Garea and Larry Zbyszko.[5] After the title loss, Pierre retired from wrestling and Eric left the WWWF.
Championship Wrestling from Florida[edit]
After leaving the WWWF, Irwin took a year-long hiatus before returning to wrestling in 1979, where he debuted in Championship Wrestling from Florida as Thor the Viking, with Oliver Humperdink as his manager, with a victory over Steve Travis on October 6.[5] While in FCW, Irwin found championship success and wrestled his final match as Thor on October 14, with a victory over Steve Keirn.[6] Exactly one month later, Irwin returned to the CWF as the Super Destroyer, and went on to win a tag team match with Stan Lane against Keirn and Mike Graham.[6]
Mid-South Wrestling[edit]
Irwin continued to use the Super Destroyer character in the CWF throughout the rest of 1979 before debuting in Mid-South Wrestling on November 27, 1980 in a losing effort to Ted DiBiase.[6] Irwin, as the Super Destroyer, returned to Mid-South on April 18, 1981 and won the Tag Team Championship with The Grappler after defeating Dick Murdoch and The Junkyard Dog in the finals of a tournament to claim the vacant title.[6] However, the Destroyer and the Grappler lost the Tag Team Title days later to Murdoch and JYD on April 27.[7] Soon after the title loss, Destroyer rebounded by winning the Louisiana Heavyweight Championship on May 1.[8] He would hold the title for over two months before losing it to Bob Roop on July 22.[8] Irwin continued to perform as the Super Destroyer upon joining the Continental Wrestling Association, and soon formed a successful tag team with the Masked Superstar.
The Super Destroyers[edit]
The team soon jumped ship to Georgia Championship Wrestling, and continued their success by winning the NWA National Tag Team Championship on January 22, 1982 from The Armstrongs (Bob and Brad).[6] Beginning in March, the Superstar gave his half of the title to Big John Studd.[9] On July 2, Super Destroyer and Studd lost the title to The Fabulous Freebirds.[9] After the title loss, Super Destroyer returned to singles competition before he formed The Super Destroyers tag team with his real-life brother Barney "Bill" Irwin.[1] Bill became Super Destroyer #1 while Scott became Super Destroyer #2, and the brothers won their first NWA American Tag Team Championship from Bulldog Brower and Roddy Piper in October 1983.[10] Soon after debuting, they acquired Skandor Akbar as a manager.[1] The Destroyers lost the title to Brian Adias and Iceman King Parsons on December 25 before regaining it on January 30, 1984.[10] The Destroyers would hold the title for four months before losing them to Rock 'n' Soul (Parsons and Buck Zomhofe).[10] The Destroyers quickly rebounded and won the titles back thirteen days later, but after the match, Rock 'n' Soul unmasked them.[10]
The Long Riders[edit]
After being revealed, the brothers dropped the Destroyers aspect of their team and instead began wrestling under their real names while their tag team was renamed to the Long Riders. The Riders continued their feud with Rock 'n' Soul and lost the title back to them on August 4 after Parsons defeated Bill in a singles match.[10] The Riders won the American Tag Team Title for the fourth and final time on September 28 after defeating Rock 'n' Soul for the final time.[10] The brothers soon lost the title to The Fantastics (Tommy Rogers and Bobby Fulton) on October 22.[10]
On November 18, Irwin returned to Georgia Championship Wrestling and, with his brother, defeated Brad Armstrong and Jacques Rougeau in the finals of a one-night tournament to win the NWA National Tag Team Championship.[11] The next night, the Long Riders retained their newly won title against Armstrong and Tommy Rich.[11] On January 11, 1985, the Riders lost the title to Ole Anderson and Thunderbolt Patterson.[11] After the Riders lost a rematch for the title the following night, Scott faced Anderson and Patterson in two subsequent rematches with Kareem Muhammad and then Doug Somers as his partners, due to Bill leaving GCW, but was unable to win either rematch.[11] Irwin wrestled a few more matches in GCW before leaving the promotion.
The Long Riders soon sprang up in the American Wrestling Association later in mid-1985, where they lost their debut match to the Road Warriors for the Warriors' World Tag Team Championship on July 14. On September 28, the Riders and Harley Race lost to Genichiro Tenryu, Giant Baba and Jumbo Tsuruta in a six-man tag team match at the event SuperClash.[11] The Riders continued in the AWA until April 20, 1986, where they lost a World Tag Team Title match to Curt Hennig and Scott Hall at WrestleRock.
On September 5, 1987, Irwin died from a brain tumor.[1][2] He was 35 years old.
In wrestling[edit]
Championships and accomplishments[edit]
- Cauliflower Alley Club
- Posthumous Award (2007) with Betty Joe Hawkins
- Championship Wrestling from Florida
- Georgia Championship Wrestling
- NWA National Heavyweight Championship (1 time)[15]
- NWA National Tag Team Championship (3 times) – with Big John Studd (1), Masked Superstar (1), and Bill Irwin (1)[9]
- Lutte Internationale
- Canadian International Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Bill Irwin[16]
- Pro Wrestling Illustrated
- PWI ranked him #77 of the 100 best tag teams of the "PWI Years" with The Masked Superstar in 2003[17]
- Mid-South Wrestling Association
- World Class Championship Wrestling
- NWA American Tag Team Championship (4 times) – with Super Destroyer #1/Bill Irwin[10]
- WCCW Television Championship (2 times)[18]
- World Wide Wrestling Federation
- Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards
- Best Wrestling Maneuver (1982) Superplex
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p "Scott Irwin profile". Online World of Wrestling. Retrieved 2009-09-05.
- ^ a b c d e "Cagematch profile".
- ^ Scott Irwin's profile at WrestlingData.com
- ^ a b "Cagematch match listings, page 1".
- ^ a b c "Cagematch match listings, page 2".
- ^ a b c d e "Cagematch match listings, page 3".
- ^ a b "Mid-South Tag Team Championship history".
- ^ a b c "Mid-South Louisiana Heavyweight Championship history".
- ^ a b c "NWA National Tag Team Championship history". Wrestling Titles. Retrieved 2008-02-09.
- ^ a b c d e f g h "NWA American Tag Team Championship history". Wrestling Titles. Retrieved 2008-02-09.
- ^ a b c d e "Cagematch match listings, page 4".
- ^ "NWA Florida Tag Team Championship history". Wrestling Titles. Retrieved 2008-02-09.
- ^ "NWA Southern Heavyweight Championship (Florida version) history". Wrestling Titles. Retrieved 2008-02-09.
- ^ "NWA United States Tag Team Championship (Florida version) history". Wrestling Titles. Retrieved 2008-02-09.
- ^ "NWA National Heavyweight Championship history". Wrestling Titles. Retrieved 2008-02-09.
- ^ "Canadian International Tag Team Championship history". Wrestling Titles. Retrieved 2008-02-09.
- ^ "Pro Wrestling Illustrated's Top 100 Tag Teams of the PWI Years". Wrestling Information Archive. Retrieved 2008-02-09.
- ^ "WCCW Television Championship history".
- ^ "World Tag Team Championship (WWE) history". WWE. Retrieved 2008-02-09.


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Weare Historical Society welcomes everyone to our meetings and programs (always without charge). When an exact date and time do not appear below, please watch Weare's Channel 6, or check local newspapers and bulletin boards at town buildings and local businesses. All Weare Historical Society (WHS) meetings are in the Sawyer Room at Weare Public Library. If you cannot attend any of our open houses, please contact us through this Website and we'll arrange an appointment for you.
March - 2013 March 16 - South Weare Improvement Society Bingo 7:00pm at Weare Town Hall
April - 2013 April 20 - Open House Stone Memorial Building 10 am - 3 pm The General John Stark Scenic Byway Council , with assistance from Southern NH Planning is have a "Join General Stark's Spring Rising" April 20 and 21 which will incorporate the historical, cultural and natural beauty of the Byway's four towns, Weare, New Boston, Goffstown, and Dumbarton. April 20 - South Weare Improvement Society Bingo 7:00pm, at Weare Town Hall April 27 - Town Wide Litter Pick Up (rain date May 4, 2013) Town Wide Litter Pick Up - Blue bag will be available at the town office with signup sheet available starting March 18, 2013. In addition blue bags will be available from 8 to 9:30 am. at the Stone Memorial Building.
MAY May 4 - Little Girls Tea Party - Fun for girls ages 4-12 accompanied by an adult at the Weare Town Hall. Proper tea, activities, story, photos and a Chinese auction from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sponsored by Weare's 250th Anniversary Committee. Reservations are required; call Terri Wahnowsky @ 529-0425 May 18 - South Weare Improvement Society Bingo 7:00pm, a t Weare Town Hall
JUNE - 2013 June 1 - Town Wide Yard Sale Sign up for the Town Wide Yard Sale beginning April 1. Maps of all locations will be available from 8 a.m. to 3p.m. June 1 in the center of town at the Stone Memorial. Building. Click Here for Yard Sale Form
June 7 - Stone Walls presentation by Kevin Gardner Hosted by the Weare Public Library and the Weare Historical Society The program starts at 7:00 P.M. at the Weare Town Hall. The history and building of stone walls. Free to the public a donation to the food pantry is always welcome. Jun 15 - South Weare Improvement Society Bingo 7:00p.m., at Weare Town Hall June 21 - 22- Patriotic Celebration The Historical Society museum will have an open house on Saturday, June 22 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Yummy homemade strawberry shortcake and lemonade are available. Enjoy a fun-filled day with a parade, food, rides and fireworks on Saturday.
JULY - 2013 July 13 - Ice Cream Social @ the Stone Memorial Building and scavenger Hunt. July 20 - South Weare Improvement Society Bingo 7:00pm at Osborne Hall, 16 Deering Center Rd. in South Weare for the months of July, August and September only
AUGUST - 2013 August 17 - South Weare Improvement Society Bingo 7:00pm at Osborne Hall, 16 Deering Center Rd. in South Weare for the months of July, August and September only August 24- Weare's Old Home Day There is so much to do and see during the fourth Saturday in August during Old Home Day. It's a day to meet old friends and make some new ones. Lunch will be made to order by the Weare Historical Society. The museum at the Stone Building will be open from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. There will be items for sale and lots to enjoy with old time games, demonstrations by exhibitors, a Chinese auction, live music, a car show, local fun and talent and much more. Friends of the Library will have their book sale at Town Hall. The Weare High School Reunion will take place at the Middle School.
SEPTEMBER - 2013 September - Fall program - Weare Historical Society and the Weare Public Library, information to follow. September 21 - South Weare Improvement Society Bingo 7:00 p.m. Osborne Hall, 16 Deering Center Rd. in South Weare for the months of July, August and September only September 28 - South Weare Improvement Society Open House, Crafts & Yard Sale 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Osborne Hall, Rte. 149
OCTOBER - 2013OCTOBER 6 - Mohegan Sun Bus TripRSVP: Call 529-7282 asap (no alcohol; no one under 21)
October 19 - South Weare Improvement Society Bingo 7:00 p.m. at Weare Town Hall October 25 - Weare Historical Society Annual Meeting and Pot-Luck Supper Bring a dish and eat with us Friday night, October 25th at 6 p.m. Location: Weare Christian Church, Route 114 & 77. Enjoy a program and a short business meeting. Hope to see you there, bring the family.
DECEMBER - 2013 December 1- Christmas Party 2 p.m. - 4p.m. sponsored by WHS & Weare Public Library, Event held at the Weare Town Hall. Join us for Crafts, food, entertainment, and sign along. All ages are welcome.


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Officiated at the Division I level in volleyball including in the PAC-10 and the women's pro league before it folded.
Coached a boys program for ten years that was self-funded. Our team won the state championships nine of those ten years.
Retired from volleyball at age 43 after our team took the bronze medal in the over 30 men's division at nationals. Quit officiating and coaching that same year.
Worked at the DAC in Eugene as an operations manager for 15 years, but have spent the past eight years working at a mill in Halsey, OR. The mill is filled with Beaver fans (sucks to be me).
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We've already seen the future of the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry: flamethrowers like Joba Chamberlain and Philip Hughes joining second baseman Robinson Cano in the Bronx; second baseman Dustin Pedroia's rookie-of-the-year caliber .324 average (entering Sunday's game), phenom outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury's near-.400 average in his first 66 big-league at bats, and rookie pitcher Clay Buchholz's no-hitter in just his second game in Boston.
But last night's game, a 4-3 series-deciding win for the Yankees, was about reaching back to the past, with heavy implications for the upcoming postseason.
For most of the game, the scoreline indicated a vintage duel between future Hall of Fame pitchers Roger Clemens, 45, and Curt Schilling, 40. But neither was in vintage form.
Clemens, who hadn't pitched since September 3, needed to show both effectiveness and health to hold off 21-year-old Philip Hughes (and possibly 22-year-old Ian Kennedy) in the Yankees' likely postseason rotation, behind stalwarts Andy Pettitte and Chien-Ming Wang.
Curt Schilling, meanwhile, needed to continue his largely successful reinvention as a pure control pitcher to assure him a Game 2 start behind Cy Young candidate Josh Beckett.
Schilling went to work with his balanced arsenal right away, mixing the low-90s fastball with a big curve at around 73-75 MPH, and a low-80s changeup. (His uses his fearsome splitter far less frequently now , and his fastball is not only slower, but far less lively. His strikeout rate, just 6.1 per 9 innings–his lowest since 1992–shows it.)
Still, he managed to get Bobby Abreu to swing and miss at the curve, then at the fastball up to earn a strikeout in the first inning. It would be his last strikeout until the eighth inning.
Clemens, meanwhile, immediately displayed the ill effects of his layoff. His first three pitches were balls to Ellsbury, who reached on an error by Johnny Damon. Clemens threw the first of many sliders up in the zone—that is to say, sliders that didn't slide—to Pedroia, who took it, then flew out. He threw five straight balls to David Ortiz, including a 3-0 pitch that Ortiz hacked at—another slider up. Mike Lowell singled in a run, J.D. Drew flew out (it seems to be his specialty) and after a fastball to get ahead of Jason Varitek 0-1, Clemens left a slider up on the inner half of the plate. Varitek ripped it down the first base line, and the Yankees would have been in a 3-0 hole if Doug Mientkiewicz hadn't made Joe Torre look like a genius for playing a .225 hitter at first base, robbing Varitek of the certain double.
The game continued to follow this pattern. Schilling threw an ungodly amount of strikes. He showed mastery of his pitches, throwing the fastball, curve and change all for strikes. It took him until the eighth inning to throw 20 pitches for balls. But his put-away pitches of old, the splitter and the 98 MPH fastball, were scarcely seen. He threw the splitter with two strikes just once, on a full count to Melky Cabrera leading off the eighth inning, and the fastball topped out at 92 for most of the night, until a 95 MPH offering in his final at bat of the night.
Meanwhile, even though Clemens appeared to settle down, based on the results, his night was really a journey of self-discovery with a brief spurt of dominance in the middle. The second inning is a great example. The results were: groundout by Eric Hinske (on a slider left over the heart of the plate), flyout by Coco Crisp (on a fastball down the middle, though at least it reached 94), a five-pitch walk to Julio Lugo, and a rookie, Ellsbury, ignoring his struggles and jumping on the first pitch, grounding out to first.
True to form, Clemens found a way to make it work, finding his rhythm over four batters in the third and fourth innings. With one out in the third, he set David Ortiz up with a hard slider, then got him up on a fastball. Mike Lowell foul-tipped a fastball into Jose Molina's glove. Clemens came back from a 3-1 count to blow two fastballs past J.D. Drew. And he struck out Jason Varitek, after having let the count get to 2-2 with another 86-MPH slider that simply didn't move much. (On the ESPN broadcast, they deferred to Clemens, calling it a small slider.)
But by the fifth inning, Clemens was no longer working with a deficit. Robinson Cano led off the top of the fifth with a home run just over the Green Monster. Not surprisingly, it came on a pitch Schilling tried to throw past Cano up in the zone—at 88 MPH. But Schilling went on to retire the next nine in a row, essentially abandoning the change and simply throwing the curve and the fastball, which often dipped into 86-88 range, for strikes.
Clemens, meanwhile, couldn't throw anything but his fastball for strikes by the sixth inning. Pedroia flew out on the third straight heater, but Ortiz didn't bother chasing some bad sliders and walked, and Lowell simply waited for a fastball, then singled to right. Then the normally patient Drew picked the very worst time to swing at the first pitch, with men on against a tired pitcher with control issues, and grounded into a force at second. As Chamberlain warmed in the bullpen, Clemens got his last bit of good fortune on a 1-1 slider he left up and in the middle of the plate. Varitek flew out.
Clemens has succeeded, but not without struggling throughout for command. Part of it may have been the 13-day layoff. But the extra juice on his fastball was probably also a result of his extra rest. If the velocity stays while the command returns in his next two starts, the Yankees have the Rocket back. But if the velocity returns to his 2007 norm of 90-91 for the fastball, and he has no other pitches he can locate, the Clemens that has struggled since the All Star break could be problematic in an ALDS start.
Schilling's ultimate moment came in far more humiliating fashion, of course. He started the eighth by falling behind Cabrera 3-1, before reaching back for a 92 MPH fastball in, followed by his splitter to get strikeout number two on the night.
But that something extra he reached for was near the last of his reserves. In the next at bat, Mientkiewicz lined an 0-1 half-fastball, half-changeup (84 MPH) into left for his second hit of the night (making Joe Torre look like a genius for employing a first baseman now hitting .235), and Jason Giambi reached up for a 92 MPH fastball and smashed it off the top of the Green Monster.
Schilling came back to jam Johnny Damon, getting a first-pitch groundout.
That brought Derek Jeter to the plate. Schilling started him with another perfectly-placed pitch, an 86-MPH fastball just off the outside corner, getting Jeter to swing and miss. Briefly, a flash of old Schilling reappeared with a 94-MPH fastball, his hottest of the game. But this time, location, rather than speed, showed Schilling's age—it fell harmlessly into the catcher's glove, well outside, as did the following pitch at 93.
That was about all Schilling had left. Jeter timed an 84-MPH fastball on the outside corner, an 85-MPH on the inside corner, then when Schilling tried to get him upstairs, without the necessary oomph, Jeter launched his pitch deep into the Green Monster seats.
The Yankees led 4-1, Schilling's night was over, and both Boston and New York had to be asking questions about what their once-great pitchers will have left for the postseason.


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Magical Addon Wish
Posted by ILikeBubbles in Stuff and Things on October 26, 2010
I have a wish for a magical addon that would allow me to post cat (and non cat!) macros as raid warnings. I can't tell you the number of times I've wanted to post this mid raid:
Or this, when ice blocks have chained yet again:
Do you have a pug full of strategy "suggestions" begining with "in my guild…":
When your raid stands in defile, again:
Twilight Sparkle Party tanking makes me think of this:
Terrible pug is terrrible?
Hint: every RL is thinking this at some point.
Anyway, my point is: WOULD THIS NOT BE TOTALLY AWESOME?
/RW fuck up macros: I want them. GIEFS.
Special Cookie of the Week
Posted by ILikeBubbles in Stuff and Things on April 19, 2010
I'm well familar with fail pugs, especially now that my tree is in that span of levels that throws shiny new DKs at me.
I've zoned in, in cat form, and had them pull before I could switch specs. Or regain mana. Or even switch to the proper gear. I've had them ignore my pleas for mana, chain pull as I try to drink, and then die and leave group in a huff. That's almost normal for me at this point. I even had all of that in one group yesterday, but that's not what I'm really posting about today…because that was not the Crowning Moment of Fail.
No, the crowning moment of fail came at the end of the instance, when I rolled on–and won–a ring.
What the fuck?! Man, I wish I was healing you with tree punches…to the face. It's one thing to not know the nuances of classes I don't play. I don't even know the nuances of other specs of classes I DO play. But to insist that a resto druid doesn't use spell power? What? Where have you been, sirrah?
"lol omg your gonna pull that one"
That one what? Have other people told you that rest druids use spell power before? Have you stopped to consider that IT MAY BE BECUASE THEY'RE FUCKING CASTERS AND USE FUCKING SPELLPOWER?
"I got a 80." I KNOW EVERYTHING THERE IS TO KNOW ABOUT EVERYTHING, FUCK YEAH.
Success in the Face of Failure
Posted by ILikeBubbles in Stuff and Things on February 8, 2010
Brotherhood of Oblivion: failing where we should succeed, and suceeding where we should fail!
On Thursday night we had two potential recruits listening on vent. This meant one thing for sure: the night was going to go to hell.
I hummed to myself and made some flower wreaths for the handbasket.
First of all, Tim, one of our intrepid DPSers, had himself a non-working OS because he's just clever like that. Cranky Tank mosied over across the street to fix it before raid time…and bricked the mother board.
Slick, my love.
So we're down a tank, a DPS, and…our other tank, as Steve's computer is drafted while they try to fix Tim's. This leaves us our tank with strength gems in his gear and Andy, who's been retired from tanking for awhile.
Right, so, no continuing ICC25 for us! 14 manning Naxx25 for the weekly raid quest seems like a splendi…
…Hunt just pulled an extra spider pack and we wiped. Okay. Well, let's recover from that and go on to Anub, shall we?
Anub is easy sauce, it should just be a matter of-
…did we all just die? We all just fucking died!
Well, Steve's here now, let's 15 man it, then. We magically succeed this time, and reform into an ICC 10. Steve wants to bring his warlock and the warlock wants to bring his shaman. For some reason I say what the hell, and off we go.
To wipe on Marrowgar.
Well, fuck. Okay. So we regroup and stomp him into the ground, and then proceed to…wipe on Lady Deathwhisper after one of the tanks unexpectedly goes down to a Hulk.
(Me, mid raid: are those big green things wearing purple shorts? Raid: Yes. Me: …)
So we regroup again, down the Lich Bitch, and head to Gunship! One of the tanks dies on the way because I paused to eat chocolate. Mm, chocolate. Okay, so, we get to gunship and…
…the warlock smears himself on the deck, because that's what warlocks do. The DPS left loses control of the adds on that ship, the tank goes down, and we…wipe on Gunship.
We wipe on the mother fucking boat!
This does lead to the amusing discovery that you don't die if you're in a cannon. This comes in handy for when we make our-by this point required-wipe on Saurfang (at something like 4% even). Yes, I ran the fuck away from the boss to hide in a cannon. This was after yelling at the rogue and hunter for hiding in the cannons when they can get out of death some other way. Bitches! MY WAY TO CHEAT DEATH GTFO.
So after dying our way through farm content, will all sorts of insanity on vent, you'd think the recruits would be smart and run away, right?
…no, they went ahead and transferred.
I invited them in the middle of our third wipe in an all guild Heroic CoS.
Yes, we even failed at H CoS (did you know that if you do the gaunlet without talking to Arthas, talking to him makes more elites spawn? Yeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaah don't send your healer).
I love my guild. I don't always know why, but I love them.
Open Letters to Pugs
Posted by ILikeBubbles in Stuff and Things on January 26, 2010
Dear Fail Bear,
Asking if everyone knew the fight, given that it was Oc and most people bail first chance they get, was good. Announcing "pulling" into the silence that followed when everyone wasn't even back on their mounts yet was silly (many other questions will be ignored, but usually a 'ready?' will garner a hurried response if not). Trying to vote kick me because I suggested that you ask before pulling (again: "pulling" =/= asking or a ready check) is silly, especially as your healer is my guildmate. You are probably not going to succeed, and the person you tried to vote kick will know about it.
Check guild tags, yo.
The cheeky hunter
Your turn! Later today, if luck is with me, the Saurfang strat will go up.
Thoughts on Gearscore
Posted by ILikeBubbles in Stuff and Things on January 5, 2010
I don't know what my gearscore is.
I don't care what my gearscore is.
I don't ask anyone what their gearscore is.
Gearscore doesn't tell you what someone's skill level is. It doesn't tell you how much DPS they can actually do. It doesn't tell you that they're not a douchebag. It doesn't tell you that they know how to gem, or spec, or enchant what gear they do have. It doesn't tell you how much thought they've put into everything.
In other words, it doesn't tell you a single. Damn. Thing-except how big your penis is and how many emblems you've farmed tormenting pugs in random heroics.
And your penis is not helping me out here.
I'd much rather take a look at someone's gear and take a look at their enchants, gems, and general gear choices. If I see a DK with a SP gem, then I know I'm in trouble in a whole different way than "oh he only has a GS of 2″. There's a difference between recently dinged and ignorant. I'd like to know what I'm really dealing with, you know?
So in short: gearscore can go die in a fire.
The Joys of Random Pugging
Posted by ILikeBubbles in Stuff and Things on December 14, 2009
Edit: Broken recount is broken. So let's address the rest of the fail, because that's still perfectly valid. :P
If you don't know an instance, speak up. Better you ask than have your healer screaming obscenities at you IRL. I mean sure, I'll wonder inwardly how the hell you don't know NEXUS, but that's better than calling you a douchenozzle becuase you're making my life insanely difficult, right? I've had several cases of DPS wiping groups because they didn't know fights already (though it makes more sense in the new heroics). Bwuh? ASK, PEOPLE. At least for the new heroics, I stop and ask if people know the fights first. If you don't answer and then wipe us with something stupid, I'm going to be pissy.
If a boss has spell reflect, it behooves you to notice your own dots stacking up on you and STOP. PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD STOP. If you keep taking a ton of damage, your healer is screaming JUMP at you in party, and you notice a stacking debuff? Yeah. Do it. Please.
Speaking of heroic fails, my lovely tank healing, high crit, low haste build? Yeah, it fucking sucks for heroics. Oh the normal ones are fine, but if you get in the new ones with even a semi-derp derp group? Yeah, kiss your sanity goodbye. You can't have low DPS in there. You just can't. I know this because I tried. And I couldn't just group kick because they were guildies. Bwuh.
Posted by ILikeBubbles in Stuff and Things on November 3, 2009
Dear Tank,
I know you need heals. I see that your green bar is less green than it should be.
I know you have aggro. There is a red outline around the square with your name in it.
I know you have stacks of the debuff on you, there's a wee little icon with a wee little number in it on my UI.
In other words, I KNOW, SHUT THE FUCK UP, CLEAR VENT FOR SHIT WE DON'T ALREADY KNOW.
From now on, any time you say "heal me!" I will repond equally inanely with "TPS the boss!"
No love,
The person who assigned individual healers to each tank, and was assigned to you and doing nothing but heal you…no, really
This isn't the first time I've written a letter just like this for you. WTF?
How to PROPERLY Place Blame
Posted by ILikeBubbles in Stuff and Things on October 29, 2009
I was sitting there innocently wasting time in Twitter instead of blogging or working on my Nano outline when lo, this post came to my attention. I read it over and immediately noticed a massive problem: he was always blaming the wrong people. I decided that it was my DUTY to set the record straight.
ETA: Don't forget to check out other versions here and here.
Here, then, is a CORRECTED version of Mortigan's list:
Amber's Totally Fair and Unbiased Guide to Placing the Blame for Wipes
Cause of Wipe: The tank appears to be losing aggro left and right!
Person to Blame: The DPS
Possible Solutions: First, cuss at them a lot and remind them to LOOK AT OMEN. If they would just LOOK AT OMEN, then we wouldn't have this problem. CLEARLY, any and all aggro issues lay at the feet of the DPS. I mean, they're making it, right? Totally their problem. If that doesn't work, take away the shamans weapons and make him DPS with mining picks.*
Cause of Wipe: The tank dies.
Person to Blame: The DPS
Possible Solutions: Clearly, the tank died because the DPS took too long to kill the boss and the healer went OOM.
Cause of Wipe: Boss immediately ignores tank and 1-shots the DPSers.
Person to Blame: DPS
Possible Solutions: Uh, DON'T STAND THERE, tardbuckets.
Cause of Wipe: The healer dies.
Person to Blame: The DPS
Possible Solutions: Misdirect onto the tanks correctly, hunters, or drop a frost trap! AoE the adds down quicker!
Cause of Wipe: The adds are killing everyone.
Person to Blame: The DPS
Possible Solutions: If you KILLED the adds then they couldn't kill YOU. See also: previous wipe. Alternatively, if you weren't standing in fires all the time, the healers would still have mana with which to heal your legitimate ailments.
Cause of Wipe: The DPS is too low, and the boss enrages.
Person to Blame: …the DPS!
Possible Solutions: MASH BUTTONS FASTER AND WITH LESS FAIL.
Cause of Wipe: People don't know the fights.
Person to Blame: the DPS
Possible Solutions: Tanking and healing are very similar from fight to fight. CLEARLY, if the strats are being mucked up it's the DPS's fault, because they don't know what the hell they're doing! Go read strats, nubs!
*We honestly did this back in Kara.
Emoquitting and You
Posted by ILikeBubbles in Stuff and Things on October 15, 2009
1) Don't do it. There's better ways to go out.
2) Definitely don't do it repetedly.
3) Especially not in the same guild.
4) The GM may keep inviting you back, but everyone else might well start to think you're a bundle of loldrama.
And in more random WTFery, I honestly have these conversations with some of you folks:
Kyrilean: yellow
me: what?
me: blue? green? purple?
Kyrilean: the phone goes "green", i "pink" it up, and say "yellow"
me: … WTF
Kyrilean: a 2nd grade elementary teacher asks her class to use three words in a sentence: green, pink, and yellow
teacher says, "Susie, please use those three words in a sentence."
Susie says, "My dress is green. My crayon is pink. The sun is yellow."
"Very good," says the teacher
me: but that's three sentences
Kyrilean: "Jose," says the teacher, "please use those three words in a sentence."
Jose thinks a moment.
And then says, "The phone goes green, I pink it up, and say yellow."
you must say that last part with an accent btw
think Speedy Gonzalez :)
me: you are so not PC
Kyrilean: I'm a mac
me: I'm blogging this
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BILIARY TRACT HEMORRHAGE: A SOURCE OF MASSIVE GASTRO-INTESTINAL BLEEDING* HARRY HYLAND KERR, M.D., MAURICE MENSH, M.D., AND ERNEST A. GOULD, M.D. WASHINGTON, D. C. THE UNDETERMINED SITE of massive gastro-intestinal hemorrhage is a constant challenge to the clinician and consultant. In reviewing the origin of hematemesis and melena, the conclusions of several authors1-3' 5, 8, 27 indicate that 2 to 5 per cent of the cases are tabulated "gastro-intestinal hemorrhage -source undetermined." The biliary tract is rarely considered in such a differential diagnosis of massive hemorrhage. The purpose of this report is to stimulate interest in the liver and biliary tract as a source of bleeding in patients having gastro-intestinal tract hemorrhage which eludes diagnosis by the usual studies. CASE REPORT R. P., a 35-year-old Jewish male, was first seen May 22, 1949, with the complaint of epigastric pain and faintness. His past history revealed that in I93I the right testicle was removed for an embryonal teratoma. This was followed by deep roentgen ray therapy which was given for palpable metastasis. Sufficient roentgen ray was given to produce irradiation dermatitis. In I934 the deep roentgen ray treatment was repeated for the complaint of recurrent abdominal pain. An appendectomy was performed in I938 and a Torek procedure on the left testicle in I939. In I945, while in Portugal, the patient developed a syndrome of diarrhea, during which ulcerations of the rectum were found. Repeated examinations of the stools failed to demonstrate any pathogens. Shortly after his return to the United States he developed abdominal pain with a definite food relationship which suggested peptic ulcer to his physician. In October, I947, he was admitted to the hospital for a recurrence of the pain. Marked anemia was present, but roentgenograms showed no lesion in the gastro-intestinal tract. Trans- fusions failed to produce a satisfactory response and he continued to pass tarry stools. A sub-total gastrectomy was performed as an emergency procedure, although a definite ulcer could not be demonstrated in either the stomach or the duodenum at the time. The pathologist was unable to denmonstrate any ulcer in the resected surgical specimen. Six months after the operation he developed an attack of epigastric pain in the left upper quadrant associated with mild shock and was first seen by one of us (M. M.). He was hospitalized, and study demonstrated the mild transient acute pancreatitis evidenced by elevation of the serum amylase, hyperglycemia and glycosuria. He responded well to symptomatic measures and following his recovery a complete gastro- intestinal roentgen ray study and cholecystogram were done. No evidence of pathologic changes in the stomach, smrall or large bowel, or gallbladder was obtained. At the present admission he again complained of pain in the epigastrium and faintness, and passed a black tarry stool. This pain was not related to the ingestion of food in any way, and was colicky in nature. There had been no vomiting of blood at any time and no associated nausea. Roentgenograms again failed to show any evidence of gastric, marginal, or jejunal ulcer and the barium enema study was again reported negative. * Read before the Southern Surgical Association, Hot Springs, Virginia, December 7, 1949. 790 Volume 131 Number 3 BILIARY TRACT HEMORRHAGE Gastroscopy showed no intrinsic lesion within the stomach or at the site of the gastro- jejunal anastomosis, but it was noted that there was brownish material welling up in the proximal end of the gastro-jejunostomy loop. On physical examination the patient was markedly emaciated, his weight being 99 pounds as compared to 130 pounds before his partial gastrectomy. The pertinent find- ings were limited to malnutrition, anemia and to the abdomen. There was evidence of irradiation, and telangectasia was noted in the skin of the anterior abdominal wall. Moderate epigastric tenderness was noted. The laboratory studies reported a hemoglobin of 74 per cent, R.B.C. 3.4 million. All of the blood chemistry was within normal limits with the van den Bergh, 0.2; the B.S.P. test was negative, cephalin flocculation test was negative. All stools were positive for occult blood. He was given 5 transfusions and was discharged from the hospital with the recommendations that he should submit to lapa- rotomy. A month later he began to bleed again, passing large black tarry stools, and developed weakness and dyspnea with mild exertion. He was again admitted to the hospital. Laboratory and roentgen ray studies were repeated without revealing further information. Laparotomy was performed on June 22, I949. On opening the abdominal cavity the viscera were thoroughly explored. It was noted that there was a small tumor in the duodenal stump and after opening the duodenum to remove this polyp it was noted that it was perfectly clean and healthy. The gallbladder was then compressed and, to our amazement, bloody bile exuded through the papilla of Vater. The gallbladder and then the common duct were aspirated and bloody material was found in both. The common duct was opened and a perfect blood clot cast of the common duct and the radicals of the common hepatic duct was found and removed. No stones, ulcer or tumor were found either in the biliary tract or in the gallbladder. Palpation and probing of the hepatic radicals failed to disclose the presence of tumor or stone. Bloody bile came down both the hepatic radicals into the common hepatic duct and it is therefore assumed that the hemorrhage was hepatic in origin. The gallbladder was removed and a T-tube implanted in the common duct. The convalescence was entirely uneventful. During his recovery a specimen of bile was collected and a cytologic study done. The pathologist was unable to find any cells suggestive of tumor. Two cholangiograms done before removal of the T-tube showed no abnormality of the biliary tract. The patient was discharged from the hospital on his sixteenth postoperative day in good condition. Since that time he has had lobar pneumonia, following which he passed tarry stools on 2 days. He has gained 8 pounds of the weight lost. Skin tests and complement fixation tests for schistosomiasis are negative. Repeated studies of his blood, coagulation time, prothrombin time, marrow, etc., have all been normal. There has been no recurrence of bleeding since August, 1949. DISCUSSION The above record illustrates the problems of accurate diagnosis and rational treatment for the patient having repeated massive gastro-intestinal hemorrhage. In this case intrahepatic biliary tract bleeding is the origin of the repeated hemorrhages. Biliary tract hemorrhage was first reported by Nauyn in I892 and by Schmidt the following year.19 We were able to find less than ioo subsequent case reports on the subject. Only reports of an acholemic patient with fatal or near fatal hemorrhage arising from the biliary tract have been considered. Nauyn (I892) Budinger (I925) and Lichtman (1936),'9 have classified hemorrhage due to diseases of the liver and biliary tract. Lichtman's classi- fication is anatomical, simple and clinically sound. It is as follows: 791 KERR, MENSH AND GOULD Annals of Surgey TABLE I.-Classification of Hemorrhage Related to Diseases of the Liver and Biliary System (Lichtman 1936). A. Acholemic 1. Portal in origin a. Varices b. Thrombosis of portal vein 2. Hepatic in origin a. Trauma b. Yellow atrophy 3. Biliary tract in origin a. Vascular 1. Ruptured aneurysm 2. Erosion of blood vessel 3. Perforation of gallbladder b. Hemorrhagic cholecystitis 1 c. Neoplasm with ulceration B. Cholemic dyscrasia We have further subdivided biliary tract hemorrhage into intra- and extra- hepatic sources because of the difference in clinical manifestations. TABLE II.-Sources of Biliary Tract Hemorrhage: Reported. A. Intrahepatic 1. Post traumatic 2. Subacute yellow atrophy 3. Hemangioma 4. Central apoplexy a. Aneurysm hepatic artery B. Extrahepatic 1. Bile ducts a. Calculus b. Ulcer-benign with erosion hepatic artery, portal vein, etc. c. Aneurysm 1. Cystic artery 2. Hepatic artery d. Cavernomatous transformation of the portal vein e. Carcinoma ampulla of Vater 2. Gallbladder a. Calculus-erosion cystic artery, etc. b. Ulcer c. Hemorrhagic cholecystitis (hemocholecyst) d. Cancer of gallbladder e. Cholecy-stitis glandularis proliferans Intrahepatic hemorrhage into the bile ducts may be due to trauma, 13, 23 subacute yellow atrophy,19 hemangioma,5 central apoplexy or rupture of an hepatic artery aneurysm.28 It should be emphasized that in the reports of post-traumatic hemorrhage, the gastro-intestinal bleeding occurred five to seven weeks after the injury. In one instance, studies for peptic ulcer were made before laparotomy proved the diagnosis of hepato-biliary tract hemor- rhage.13 Therefore, history of injury to the abdomen or lower right chest may lead one to suspect the liver if subsequent hemorrhage occurs. The intra- hepatic sources are quite rare as compared to those of the extrahepatic biliary tract. This is a fortunate circumstance since the extrahepatic group is sur- gically accessible for correction or removal. 792 Volume 131 Number 5 BILIARY TRACT HEMORRHAGE The most common cause of extrahepatic biliary tract hemorrhage is the gallstone.14' 15, 21, 22, 24, 18 The most frequent site of the hemorrhage is in the gallbladder. Other causes of cholecystic bleeding are hemorrhagic cholecys- titis, hemocholecyst, benign ulcer, trauma, cancer and finally the rare polypoid condition known as cholecystitis glandularis proliferans.10' 13, 15-17, 19, 21, 22, 29 Hemorrhage is an important consideration in cases of cholelithiasis. White29 reported six cases of massive hemorrhage, one of which resulted from a stone left in the cystic duct stump after cholecystectomy. A consid- erable number of patients with so-called quiet stones have anemia associated with the presence of occult blood in the stool.15 In the absence of other sources these findings may suggest previously unsuspected gallbladder dis- ease. We have noted the presence of old blood clots in gallbladders removed for calculus. Lichtman'9 believes that there is evidence of gross hemorrhage in I to 5 per cent of all patients with gallbladder pathology. There are sev- eral reports in the literature of massive hemorrhage associated with chole- cystitis and hemocholecyst. There are only two reports13 17 of hemorrhage from the gallbladder following external trauma. These were due to lacera- tion of the cystic artery which produced shock, hematemesis and melena. Although rare, Hudson and Johnson,15 Fiessinger, et al.,10 Sainburg and Garlock26 and Lichtman'9 report occasional massive gastro-intestinal bleeding in patients with primary cancer of the gallbladder; i.e., carcinoma and heman- giosarcoma. Study of these reports of patients presenting massive hemorrhage which originated in the gallbladder leads to the following conclusions. Nearly all patients with stones gave a history of previous episodes suggesting colic before the hemorrhage. Those having tumor or hemorrhagic cholecystitis presented a right upper quadrant mass in the region of the gallbladder asso- ciated with tenderness, fever and hemorrhage. In the cases of traumatic hemorrhage the history of injury was always given even though the gallblad- der was not suspected as the source until operation. We believe, therefore, that we should be able to predict the origin of hemorrhage in this group of patients by past history, physical findings and exclusion of the more common causes of massive hemorrhage. The diagnosis of primary extrahepatic bile duct hemorrhage is more difficult. Massive bleeding from the ducts has been reported due to stone, benign ulcer,19 rupture of hepatic artery aneurysm,1' 19 erosion of the cystic,29 hepatic or portal vessels, and to cavernomatous transformation of the portal vein with rupture into the common bile duct.19 It is of considerable interest that several authors make no mention of hemorrhage being associated with benign papilloma4' 6, 9, 20 of the common duct, papilla of Vater or the gall- bladder. One may conclude that it must rarely occur with these benign tumors. However, malignant ulcerations5' 79, 20, 23 of the ampulla of Vater are frequently associated with gross and massive hemorrhage. Cooper7 states that occult or frank hemorrhage occurs in all patients having ampullary car- 793 KERR, MENSH AND GOULD Atnals of Surgery M a y, 1 9 5 0 cinoma. Eusterman8 reported that in a group of patients undergoing surgery for undiagnosed gastro-intestinal bleeding, carcinoma of the ampulla of Vater was a frequent unexpected finding. This finding emphasizes the value of duodenal drainage for the study of its contents in patients having negative gastro-intestinal roentgen ray studies. Cytological study of these contents should be a further aid in establishing a preoperative diagnosis of ampullary carcinoma at an earlier date. SUMMARY i. A case report of intrahepatic biliary tract hemorrhage is presented. 2. The problem of biliary tract hemorrhage as a source of inassive gastro- intestinal bleeding is discussed. BIBLIOGRAPHY Allen, A. W., and C. E. Welch: Gastric Ulcer. Am. J. Surg., II4: 498, I94I. 2 Allen, A. W.: Acute Massive Hemorrhage from the Upper Gastro-Intestinal Tract. Surgery, 2: 713, I937. 3 Balfour, D. C.: Hematemesis. Tr. Coll. of Physicians of Phila. I922. 4 Bazin, H. T.: Benign Papilloma of the Common Bile Duct. Ann. Surg., 92: 658, 1930. 5 Bockus, H. L.: Gastroenterology. Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders & Co., I946. 6 Christopher, F.: Adenoma of the Ampulla of Vater. Surg., Gynec. & Obst., 56: 202, I933. 7 Cooper, W. A.: Carcinoma of the Ampulla of Vater. Ann. Surg., io6: I009, I937. 8 Eusterman, G. B., and C. G. Morelock: Gastro-Intestinal Hemorrhage from Other- wise Symptomless Lesions with Special Reference to Duodenal Ulcers. Am. J. Digest. Dis., 6: 647, I939. 9 Ewing, James: Neoplastic Disease. Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders & Co., I93I. 10 Fiessinger, N., A. Bergeret and J. Leveref: Hemocholecysts Rev. of Gastro-enterol., 5: 383, 1938. 11 Gordon-Taylor, G.: A Rare Cause of Gastro-Intestinal Hemorrhage With a Note on Aneurysm of the Hepatic Artery. 'Brit. Med. J., I: 504, 1943. 12 Green, D. M.: The Medical Approach to Massive Gastro-Intestinal Hemorrhage. Northwest Med., 45: 325, I946. 13 Hawthorne, H. R., W. W. Oaks and P. H. Neese: Liver Injury With a Case Report of Repeated Hemorrhages Through the Biliary Ducts. Surgery, 9: 358, I94I. 14 Heusser, H.: Bleeding Gallbladder Muncher Medizinische Wochenschrift, 72: 2007, I925. 15 Hudson, P. B., and P. P. Johnson: Hltmorrhage From the Gallbladder. New Eng- land J. Med., 234: 438, I946. 16 Hutchins, L. R., T. T. Manzer and A. Stranahan: Massive Gastro-Intestinal Hem- orrhage from Primary Gallbladder Disease. Northwest Med., 45: 334, I946. 17 Ireneus, Carl, Jr.: Traumatic Hemorrhagic Cholecystitis. Am. J. Surg., 56: 655, I942. 18 Laird, E. G., A. M. Gebret and L. J. Rigney: Massive Gastro-Intestinal Hemorrhage Concomitant with Cholecystitis. South. Surg., II: 769, 1942. 19 Lichtman, S. S.: Gastro-Intestinal Bleeding in Diseases of the Liver and 'Biliary Tract. Am. J. Digest. Dis., 3: 439, I936. 20 Marshall, J. M.: Tumors of the Bile Ducts. Surg., Gynec. & Obst., 54: 6, I932. 21 Meyer, May, and B. Joyeux: Apoplexy of the Gallbladder. Memoirs de l'academie de chirurgie, 65: I217, 1939. 794 Volume 131 Number 5 BILIARY TRACT HEMORRHAGE 22 Perrone, F., and J. D. Gerscovich: Hematemesis Due to Extragastric Causes in Cal- culous Cholecystitis. La Semana medica, I: 173, I940. 23 Rienhoff, Wm.: Surgical Affections of the Pancreas. Bull. Johns Hopkins Hosp., 54: 386, 1934. 24 Rivers, A. B., and D. L. Wilbur: The Diagnostic Significance of Hematemesis. J. A. M. A., g8: I629, I932. 25 Robertson, D. E., and R. R. Graham: Rupture of the Liver Without Tear of the Capsule. Ann. Surg., 98: 899, I933. 26 Sainburg, F. P.: Carcinoma of the Gallbladder. Surgery, 23: 20I, I948. 27 Snell, A. M.: Problems of Gastro-Duodenal Hemorrhage. Minnesota Med., 22: I5, I939. 28 Taylor, J. H.: Massive Apoplexy of the Liver. Am. J. Surg., 24: 373, I934. 29 White, F. W., and I. R. Jankelson: Gastro-Intestinal Hemorrhage in Disease of the Gallbladder. New England J. Med., 205: 793, 193I. DIscuSSION.-DR. JOSEPH E. J. KING, New York: I have enjoyed Doctor Blake- more's paper very much and am pleased to see his most intriguing apparatus for control of this terrible condition. You need see only one of these patients die before your eyes to realize your helplessness in such a situation. It's like watching a man drown without being able to do anything about it. About ten years ago I operated upon a man who was chief officer on a merchant marine ship for an encapsulated brain abscess of the left temporal lobe. It was one of the easiest to deal with and operate upon that I have ever seen, and we expected a good result in a fairly short time. He was about 42 years old and a known syphilitic. About the fifth postoperative day a massive hemorrhage of bright blood took place and his condition became very poor. We felt sure the hemorrhage was from varices of the esophagus but we did not know how to control it. I knew that electrocoagulation had been done on a few occasions successfully, but we did not want to attempt it in this case because of possible rupture of the brain and provoking hemorrhage through strug- gling. So we did nothing for the time being but observe him and wait. We then gave him a small transfusion of blood and he improved. Just about the time he seemed to be doing fairly well he had another severe hemorrhage. This recurred five times. Each time we gave him a little blood and his condition became somewhat better, he would have another hemorrhage. After the fifth one, he died on about the fifteenth postop- erative day. Autopsy revealed a large opening in a varix, so large that it admitted the blunt end of a mortician's needle. The spleen was greatly enlarged to about three times its normal size. The liver, instead of having the appearance of a normal liver, was discoid in shape, about I2 inches in diameter, and was somewhat the shape of a loaf of black Polish bread, narrower at the edge than in the middle. I would say it was not more than 3.5 inches in thickness at its central portion. Of course, the hemorrhage could have been controlled readily had one been able to put his finger on the small hole and hold it, but this could not be done. I thought of all sorts of things to do, like tamponading the esophagus with a gauze packing, or making sonme sort of apparatus shaped like the old- fashioned cattail that grows in a swamp, and pushing this down into the esophagus and holding it there. However, none of these things were done. Just a few weeks ago, shortly after I received the program for this meeting, I glanced through it and saw the title of Doctor Blakemore's paper. I had not the slightest idea what it was about so far as the rubber bag was concerned. A few evenings later I was called away from a surgical meeting by one of my colleagues. He told me about a patient with an enormous plum-colored hemangioma occupying about half of his face, who had sustained a hemorrhage of bright blood from his throat. I was told he had had a hemorrhage from a varix. Having remembered the one word "balloon" from the 795
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