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Over the past few years something I have come to notice is how some players really need Rondo to succeed and others don't. The most glaring example of someone who needs Rondo is Brandon Bass. He simply does not have a knack for creating his own shot away from the basket. Down low he can in a good matchup but being undersized at the position doesn't help.
The most glaring example of someone who does not need Rondo is Paul Pierce. Rondo is great at "random" offense which helps create open shots for PP and others, but Pierce it one of the best when it comes to creating his own shot. When Rondo was injured last year, Paul put up some of his best numbers all season.
So I wanted to get everyone's thoughts on who needs Rondo the most, who does not, and how it is going to effect the rotations.
Here is how I see it but would be very interested in hearing from everyone...
Rondo makes a huge difference: Brandon Bass, Avery Bradley, Courtney Lee, Chris Wilcox (& would have included Ray Allen)
Do not need Rondo as much: Paul Pierce, Jason Terry, Jared Sullinger, KG (because he is KG, not because of style of play. He can play well with anyone)
Not sure where to put Jeff Green, Fab Melo, Kris yet.
With all that said, I am curious to see who is on the court when Rondo is on the bench. My preference would be that both PP and Terry are on the court to prevent major scoring droughts that our bench has been known for over the past few years. Although PP (& Terry) might not be "bench players", I'd like to see them on the court when Rondo is out to keep the pressure on when we are winning, and keep on in the game when we are losing.


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In the Church-Wellesley Village, there are a ton of super great brunch places, and this was the first one that we tried when I arrived in Toronto.
Fire on the East Side has a bunch of wonderful things on the menu that have a bit of Southwestern flair and a lot of great specials listed on their giant chalk board. It was almost impossible to decide! I ended up ordering the stuffed French toast which was just such a cool twist on a classic. They were also awesome about accommodating with sauces and sides so that we could try a whole bunch of awesome stuff.
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Apple Blames High Australian Markups for Digital Content on Media Rights Holders
"The pricing of this digital content is based on the wholesale prices which are set through negotiated contracts with the record labels, movie studios and TV networks," said Mr King, who is Apple's vice president for Australia, New Zealand and South Asia.King went on to say that "the content industry still runs with perhaps old-fashioned notions of country borders or territories or markets" and that it creates confusion for customers. He also said that Apple's iTunes pricing in Australia is "comparable to other Australian physical and online stores."
When asked by Labor MP Ed Husic, who is a member of the committee conducting the inquiry, whether Apple could influence the price of digital content in Australia, King said that it was up to the rights holders. King also said that Apple would love to see "cheaper, lower prices in the Australian market," according to News.com.au.
Earlier today, MacStories noted that markups in Australia average as much as 61.4% for music, 33.5% for movies and 25.9% for TV shows when a subset of content offerings is compared to prices in the United States once Australia's Goods and Services Tax (GST) has been accounted for. Markups for Apple's hardware products are more reasonable, with Mac, iPad and iPod prices in Australia generally falling within 10% of U.S. prices. The iPhone line, however, can go as high as a 16% markup for the iPhone 5 and 4S, while the iPhone 4 is actually slightly cheaper in Australia than it is in the United States.
King said that Apple had gone to great lengths to make sure that its hardware products are priced at "parity" in Australia, which takes into account Australian GST as well as the cost of delivering its products to the country.
Adobe and Microsoft were also questioned as part of the inquiry following summonses being issued last month, with Adobe explaining that it charges Australian customers $1000 extra for a software suite because users are receiving a "personalized" service on their local website. Microsoft said its prices, which include a $2000 increase for a software suite, were based on market competition and that users would vote with their wallets if they didn't agree.
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Adobe and Microsoft's responses are complete ass. Show me the "personalized service on their local website". And let me trade it in for the extra $1000 I'm outlaying for the privilege of that non-existent service, since I'd rather have the cash. Microsoft's is simply that people are paying it, so they can charge it. Which is true, but still ass-worthy.
People will pay a reasonable fee for good content if the model is done right. Piracy for music has tailed away since the rise of Spotify et al. It's about time the TV and film industry moved to similar offerings.
Apple's response sounds about right, and seems to be reflected in the percentage markups; that is, there's not an across-the-board markup for all content, making it believable that music rights holders have different demands from movies or TV shows.
Adobe and Microsoft's responses are complete ass. Show me the "personalized service on their local website". And let me trade it in for the extra $1000 I'm outlaying for the privilege of that non-existent service, since I'd rather have the cash. Microsoft's is simply that people are paying it, so they can charge it. Which is true, but still ass-worthy.
Exact same thinking. Apple was more, "Don't look at me" while Microsoft and Adobe were "Pfff, cause we can, who else you gonna turn too?"
I'm sick of the content industry holding the world to ransom.Ransom? :eek:
Don't buy it. You'll live - I promise.
Surprise surprise, we are on an apple forum and apple couldn't possibly do anything wrong but everyone else has....
That's utter rubbish.
Look at the responses. Apple at least tried to explain or fob the blame off onto someone else with a semi-plausible excuse. Neither Adobe nor Microsoft, who are entirely in control of the prices of their products - since they actually make them - even bothered.
Look at the numbers. They're all jacked up on the music prices. Because everybody knows the music industry is desperate to keep prices low, so it must all be Apple.
Rubbish. Complete garbage from an Apple hipster.
Remember this thread? http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1541341
Australia will get mad... eventually.
Australia would be better served by suing Microsoft and Adobe. They don't care whereas Apple at least explained why the markup exists.
Australia will sue Apple.... just like Mexico, Italy, UK, and nearly every other country in the world did.
For what ? Apple just showed them it's the content providers that do the markup .
Commence lawsuit in 3.... 2... 1...
Who is going to sue whom ?
Happy with the price of most music on iTunes here in Australia, but the pricing for films - and a lot of the TV shows - has me shaking my head and buying from elsewhere, unfortunately. Moreover, I hate DRM on any movie or TV episode purchase or rental.
I really wish the introduction of DRM-free music in the iTunes store was applied to the film and TV selections. I find it extremely inhibiting when I think about playing it on any non-Apple device, particularly when I can buy the DVD or Blu-Ray from a retail store, rip it, and compress it to play anywhere I want to. And often at a cheaper price than what Apple offer!!
I buy used DVDs, rip them and do the same.
I have a Mac Mini used as a media server with hundreds of movies available to the AppleTVs around the house.
Possibly illegal. I'd be pretty sure its a contract violation with an element of fraud. Doesn't stop everyone doing it though but if you were a large business it'd give you pause to think.
Why is it that only corporations are entitled to "free trade", make free trade available to the citizens and things will change.
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-- BJ Penn, UFC lightweight champion, talking about what he sees are the shortcomings in UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre's game.
For the record: I believe this rematch is one of the most high-profile fights of our generation. I firmly believe we will be talking about this fight (and the dynamic between Penn and St. Pierre) for decades. I plan on making the case for this belief over the next few months.


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Monsignor Edward Arsenault reaches out with his handcuffed hand to shake hands with prosecutor Jane Young after pleading guilty to felony theft charges in Hillsborough County Superior court in Manchester on Wednesday. Arsenault could spend up to 20 years in prison for stealing at least $104,000 from a hospital, a dead priest's estate and the state's Roman Catholic bishop. (JIM COLE/POOL PHOTO)
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Dozens of protesters lined Highway 98 at Big Creek Lake Saturday afternoon. They made noise, held signs and did everything they could to make sure their voices were heard.
"As they come across maybe they'll pick up a newspaper, maybe they'll have a little interest, maybe they'll tune into a story on the news and pay attention to what's going on and maybe they'll be out here with us the next time or maybe they'll start contacting their elected officials and try to get some change here now," said Richard Dollison.
The controversy surrounds an oil pipeline and the fact that it would run through Mobile's main drinking water supply. It's a topic that isn't sitting well with a lot of people.
"The way it's been handled I think is not exactly fair and our politicians need to be kept accountable for what they intend to do," said Tom Adkins.
Their message is clear. They want the pipeline to stay far away from Big Creek Lake.
"If one, two, three, four or five people become more aware then maybe we'll get to the right person that can do something I mean everyone should be standing up against this right now," said Natalie Johnson.
The group says they're not backing down.
"I think that too many people don't have any knowledge about it because it was done in an under-handed kind of way to pass this through and so the more knowledge there is about it the more people you have speaking up saying this is our drinking water that is at risk and our environment that is at risk and hopefully more people will be willing to go to the city, the county, to the state, wherever it needs to go to put a stop to this," said Cory Wornell.
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With 10 seconds remaining in regulation, the West Springfield girls basketball team missed a game-winning shot. However, in overtime Rudi Spano drilled a big corner 3-pointer with less than two minutes to play, helping the Terriers land a 58-51 win over Longmeadow at home on Friday night.
West Side held a 50-48 lead when Spano connected on her lone 3 of the night, giving the Terriers a two-possession lead over the Lancers. From there, Longmeadow was forced to foul. West Side calmly converted on its free throw attempts to ice the victory.
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Feds say defendants ran "Kilpatrick, Inc." out of mayor's office; bullied those in their way
(WXYZ) - Federal prosecutors called Kwame Kilpatrick and his co-defendants "Kilpatrick Incorporated" – telling the jury over and over again that the three men were all about making money for themselves.
The courtroom was packed – filled with the highest leaders from the FBI and the U.S. Attorneys Office.
And Assistant U. S. attorney Michael Bullotta used a multi-media presentation to wrap up five months of testimony with drama and one main theme: Kilpatrick Incorporated was wrong and it was criminal.
Federal prosecutors have to prove that a Kilpatrick Enterprise existed – and on Monday, they gave it a new name: "Kilpatrick Incorporated." Assistant U. S. Attorney Michael Bullotta delivered a powerful closing argument to a jury that seemed to follow his every word… asking them to convict Kwame Kilpatrick, his father Bernard Kilpatrick, and his friend Bobby Ferguson of racketeering and conspiracy.
Bullotta took the jury back to the beginning of the trial – using a power point presentation to drive home key text messages and witness statements that were put into evidence during the last 5 months.
The federal prosecutor said Kilpatrick Incorporated was a private profit machine and used a text message from Ferguson to sum up the case: "No deal without me."
Bullotta then walked the jury through key witnesses – like Tony Soave, who said Detroit's former mayor told him he needed to hire Ferguson in order to get a $50 million sewer lining contract.
Bullotta told the jury that even though the defendants want you to believe they liked to help minority business owners – he said, "the only color that really mattered to Kilpatrick Incorporated was green" – it was all about the money.
Bullotta reminded the jury about all of cash that poured into Kilpatrick's accounts while he was in office – and made sure to use key words to point out the alleged crimes as he walked through the main themes of the trial – saying at times "that's bribery" or "that's mail fraud." He also pointed out Kilpatrick's lavish lifestyle – trips, massages, and facials, all allegedly funded by the former mayor's non-profit Civic Fund.
"I don't think that I'm going to comment at all on the evidence. So you don't have to worry about that until you hear me tomorrow. And I'll have plenty to say," said Kilpatrick's lawyer Jim Thomas.
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With one game tonight the season will be over. It was a great season from start to finish. I remember sitting in a bar with a patriots fan (crazy, I know but somehow we're friends) in week 4. Panthers go up in the 4th and he says, "oh you guys got it now" & I just held my breath. "Lets wait til it's over, I've been watching this team for a long time". Well, we lost & oh the rant that ensued. It was a doozy. We all know the feeling. But, we also all know what followed. The glory that was, but fell just short.
Now, the offseason begins. The exciting time when we all get to play "if I were GM" and meet new, potential Panthers. I love reading everyone's mocks and evaluations of potential Panthers and thought I'd join in the fun. I'm going to try and break down the idea of 'BPA' as it relates to our first pick and 3 players who should be available. In my head this makes sense and I'm trying to do something a little bit more than the generic 'need vs. BPA' because I think each of these prospects are excellent prospects and there is a case to be made for each. So, here we go…
Hands down BPA
Austin-Seferian Jenkins
This may ruffle feathers… Or is it fur because we're Panthers? Fur can ruffle, I think. I digress, I like ASJ more than Eric Ebron & Jace Amaro. Truthfully, I even like CJ Fiedorowicz more than both of those guys but this post is about first rounders so I'll move on. While I understand the love fest with Ebron & Amaro from what little I've seen of those guys they look more like big, mismatch WR's than TE's. Both of their games I saw neither spent much time on the LoS and we already have the ever reliable Greg Olsen to fill the 'JackofAllTradesMasterofNone' TE position. This team needs 2 TE sets; but more importantly, we need a second TE who can BLOCK and catch. At pick 28 I see ASJ as a miniature Jason Witten with the size and tenacity to be a great TE for years to come.
Whatchyu-got-in-your-Cupboard BPA
Jordan Matthews
I'm calling this the "Whatchyu-got-in-your-cupboard BPA". Not directly related but the idea of looking at BPA from a 'team weakness' point of view came to me after reading this Sockpupeteerisback's great article on double dipping. I was so happy when we doubled down on DT's because it was the perfect blend of need meets BPA and some people would make the case that it could happen again this year with WR. OL & WR are our weakest positions. Stick meet horse, horse this is stick. I give WR the edge as greatest need because we had so many injuries to the Oline whereas WR is just weak. Steve Smith has finally lost a step. It's happened. Insert Jordan Matthews who says & does all the right things. He has size, great hands, & runs excellent routes. He fills a HUGE need on the team, but this is not my favorite pick. Matthews wins the Cupboard BPA category but in our offense we need a true #1 & I don't see Matthews striking fear into any opposing DC's. I also believe there are many other late-round prospects that could fill the same role without the first round price.
In-the-name-of-the-team BPA
Antonio Richardson
Antonio is my "Let's-make-the-whole-team-better BPA". I have thought for a while on the OL vs WR what-should-we-upgrade-first debate and there's certainly an argument to make here for a WR being the greater impact (regardless of free agency moves); however, no matter how hard I try I just can't shake the image of Williams and Tolbert taking handoffs and literally having nowhere to go. Offensive guards weren't a bright spot last year but we should have our choice between Amini, Travelle, Edmund, Garry & Nate, which IMO is not a bad place to be. The only remaining weak link on the line is RT & as much as I like Byron Bell it's time for an upgrade.
So that's that. I don't watch tape and only really know these players based off of live games I caught during the college season. That being said, I look forward to hearing yalls take on these players and how you think they (or others) stand out as BPA. Thanks for your time and enjoy the SB tonight. Here's to us being in it this time next year.


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I resolve in 2011 to spend even more time in Washington D. C. trying to explain to Jack and his buddies, "why it is a bad idea to allow your constituent to be poisoned."
We are not able to accurately say that we've made progress in food safety in the last decade.
Once it's enacted, this historic legislation will protect consumers from preventable food-borne illness. This victory for consumers comes not a moment too soon.
Any report which states that grassfed meat is less environmentally friendly than grainfed meat has ignored the environmental costs of all the inputs needed for the system.
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Industrialized animal agriculture has a lot to answer for when it comes to its impact on animal welfare, the environment, and the livelihood of family farms.
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In a world where it takes only seconds to locate nearby restaurants, retailers and even friends, why does it take several days to detect deadly E. coli O157:H7 in our food and drinking water?
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Recently, the EPA announced that cement companies will have to clean up high levels of mercury, soot, and smog coming from their plants. Like most EPA efforts, this initiative drew industry ire.
Before this recall most people would have thought of bison as a safe, healthy meat from animals roaming the ranges of the West. We can now see all too well that this isn't the case.
Believe it or not, in 2010 America, food is still going straight to our kitchens, our school cafeterias and our restaurants without being properly tested. I find that unconscionable.
If a pathogen that can kill you is in your food -- regardless of the type -- it should be an adulterant. And, as AMI well knows, FDA has jurisdiction over lettuce and already does consider E. coli O145 an adulterant.
Doesn't the free market require accurate, complete and timely information to allow consumers to know what they believe is safe for they and their families?
I can understand the desire of farmers and consumers to make up their own minds about drinking raw milk. But both groups need to be fully informed, and the risks need to be fully understood.
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Aatu : Meaning, Popularity, Origin of Baby Name Aatu
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A nice name.
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I personally prefer Aatu then Adolph, too similar to the ending of the name Rudolph for me, i wouldn't want kids putting those pieces together and start calling any child named Adolph the red-nosed-reign-deer. And Aatu is unique.
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Finnish form of ADOLF, From the Germanic name Adalwolf, which meant "noble wolf" from the Germanic elements adal "noble" and wulf. It was borne by several Swedish kings as a first or second name, most notably by Gustav II Adolf in the 17th century. Association with Adolf Hitler (1889-1945), the leader of the Nazi party in Germany during World War II, has lessened the use of this name.
Aatu is Pronounced as ott (like the beginning of Otter) and the U speaks for itself, it's simply pronounced Ottoo!
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Aaron's post on being happy about Romo got me thinking about his 'achilles heel' in the red zone - The Fade pass.
Don't get me wrong. Love me some Romo. But it seems like this is missing from our arsenal down close.
Any thoughts? Am I way off on this?
here's my comment on Aaron's post:
great write-up but I do take exception with this statement--
Romo "can make any throw."
It seems to me that he does not do well with the fade.
Other than that one game this season- the back-to-back unsuccessful attempts to Roy, I can't think of any other time they called the play.
The last time I remember the Cowboys hitting a successful fade…… last year against Tampa. Roy caught it.
Guess who threw it……. (drum roll)…… Brad Johnson.
Either way, I hope Romo/Garret/Roy/Bennet can figure this one out because it would sure help us in the red zone.


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Marcia R. BuckinghamMarch 16,2013Marcia R. Buckingham
BELLOWS FALLS Marcia R. Buckingham, 62, died Friday, March 15, 2013, at her home.
She was born July 15, 1950, in Springfield, the daughter of Jack and Joyce (Eastman) Beebe.
She graduated from Springfield High School in 1968, from Thompson School of Nursing with her LPN in 1978, and from New Hampshire Technical College with her ADN in 1988.
On Nov. 15, 1995, she married Steve Buckingham in Claremont, N.H.
Mrs. Buckingham was employed at Springfield Hospital for many years, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center for several years and the past 20 years in psychiatric nursing with the Windham Center in Bellows Falls.
She enjoyed singing and attending church.
Survivors include her husband of Bellows Falls; three children, Arthur Godfrey IV, Stephanie Eastman, both of Springfield, and Jennifer Sherman of Fort Myers, Fla.; a stepdaughter, Sonja Alves of Boston, Mass.; three brothers, Jim Beebe of Springfield, Jesse Beebe of Andover and Larry Beebe of San Antonio, Texas; three sisters, Alicia Coppola of Windsor, Judy Graham of Perkinsville and Renée Nagel of Unity, N.H.; seven grandchildren; several nieces, nephews and cousins.
The funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, March 21, at the Davis Memorial Chapel in Springfield, where friends may call at 1 p.m. prior to the service officiated by Jesse Beebe. Burial will follow in Oakland Cemetery in Springfield.
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MEDICAL ABORTION/History and Overview
Mifepristone was developed during the early 1980s by a team of researchers working for the French pharmaceutical company Roussel Uclaf under the direction of Étienne-Émile Baulieu. While investigating glucocorticoid receptor antagonists, the team discovered compounds that blocked the similarly shaped progesterone receptor. Further refinement led to the production of RU-486, the medication that is now known as mifepristone.
Early Clinical Studies
Clinical testing of mifepristone as a means of inducing medical abortion began in France in 1982. Results from these trials showed that when used as a single agent, mifepristone induced a complete abortion in up to 80% of women up to 49 days' gestation.1 By adding small doses of a prostaglandin analogue a few days later to stimulate uterine contractions, investigators discovered that they could induce a complete medical abortion in nearly 100 percent of women. 2,3
Worldwide Experience
In 1988, France became the first country to license the combination of mifepristone and a prostaglandin analogue for abortion during early pregnancy. Since then, this means of medical abortion has been approved in nearly thirty countries worldwide including Austria, Belgium, China, Denmark, Great Britain, Israel, Norway, Russia, South Africa, Sweden and Taiwan. In September 2000, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the use of mifepristone in the United States. Millions of women worldwide have used mifepristone and a prostaglandin analogue to terminate pregnancy with impressive safety and efficacy. 1
Bringing Mifepristone to the United States
While France first licensed the use of this combination of drugs in 1988, the politics of abortion delayed the introduction of mifepristone in the United States. Initial research in the United States was interrupted when Roussel Uclaf, the French manufacturer, stopped supplying the drug. In 1989 the FDA, under pressure from the first Bush administration, banned the import of mifepristone for personal use. President Clinton signed an executive order shortly after his inauguration in early 1993 to encourage the testing, licensing, and manufacturing of mifepristone and similar medications in the United States. Roussel Uclaf donated the U.S. patent rights for mifepristone to the Population Council, a private nonprofit research organization.
The Population Council conducted clinical trials using mifepristone in combination with the prostaglandin analogue misoprostol for medical abortion. (Misoprostol is widely available as Cytotec®.) Efficacy results and safety profiles from these studies and clinical trials in France led the FDA to grant "approvable" status for this combination medical abortion regimen in 1996. For final approval, the FDA requested further information on issues such as how the drug would be manufactured and distributed. Danco Laboratories, LLC, a women's health pharmaceutical company, was granted an exclusive license from the Population Council to manufacture, market, and distribute mifepristone in the United States. However, it was difficult for Danco to identify a manufacturer willing to become involved in the politically charged area of abortion, which led to substantial delays in final approval. Ultimately, Danco secured a manufacturer for production of mifepristone in accordance with FDA manufacturing standards. In September 2000, the FDA approved the mifepristone and misoprostol combination for medical abortion.
The Methotrexate Alternative
During the extended struggle to make mifepristone available in the United States, some physicians began to study the use of low doses of methotrexate in combination with misoprostol for medical abortion. Results were comparable to the rates seen with mifepristone and misoprostol up to 49 days' gestation (complete medical abortion, 94% to 96%; incomplete medical abortion completed with surgical abortion, 2% to 4%; and ongoing pregnancy requiring surgical abortion, 1% to 3%). The methotrexate/misoprostol regimen, however, generally takes longer to effect abortion and the timing of bleeding is less predictable than with mifepristone and misoprostol.4,5 While not approved in the United States as an abortifacient, methotrexate is approved for other indications, so physicians can prescribe this medication legally for the "off-label" evidence-based indication of abortion.
Mechanism of Action
Mifepristone blocks the progesterone receptor, leading to changes in the endometrial blood supply.6,7 In contrast, methotrexate inhibits DNA synthesis and primarily affects rapidly dividing cells. In early pregnancy, methotrexate interferes with the process of implantation through its effect on trophoblastic tissue.8 The net effect of mifepristone and methotrexate - detachment of the trophoblast from the uterine decidua - is the same. Mifepristone also softens the cervix to facilitate expulsion of the pregnancy. The prostaglandin analogue misoprostol accelerates the process of expulsion by stimulating uterine contractions as well as softening the cervix.9
Eligibility for Medical Abortion with Mifepristone and Misoprostol
The clinical trials conducted in the United States and France that formed the clinical basis of the new drug application (NDA) for mifepristone involved a single oral dose of 600 mg of mifepristone followed 48 hours later by a 400-µg dose of misoprostol administered orally. Using this regimen, the highest rates of complete abortion (about 95%) are seen in women up to 49 days' gestation.10,11
For this reason, FDA-approved indications specify this gestational age as the "cut-off" for eligibility for medical abortion. Research conducted independently of the NDA has demonstrated the safety and efficacy of several evidence-based alternative regimens of mifepristone and misoprostol. These include a lower dose of mifepristone, different administration of misoprostol, home use of misoprostol, and flexibility in the timing of the regimen. These evidence-based alternative regimens are widely accepted clinical practice, but were not under consideration as part of the FDA's initial approval process.
Contraindications to medical abortion with mifepristone and misoprostol include allergy to either of these medications, chronic systemic use of corticosteroids, chronic adrenal failure, coagulopathy or current therapy with anticoagulants, confirmed or suspected ectopic pregnancy or an undiagnosed adnexal mass, inherited porphyrias, and the presence of an intrauterine device (removal of the IUD eliminates this contraindication). In addition, women who do not have access to a telephone or who could not arrange transportation to a medical facility should not have a medical abortion, as they would not be able to secure appropriate care in the event of an emergency.
Side Effects and Complications
Side effects are expected with medical abortion. Some side effects, such as pain and bleeding, result from the abortion process itself. Side effects of the medications include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, and chills. In most cases, side effects can be managed with appropriate counseling and symptomatic treatments, such as oral analgesics for pain. Complications of medical abortion are rare; vaginal bleeding requiring transfusion occurs in approximately 1 in 500 cases. 4 Uterine infection (endometritis) is also rare because medical abortion usually does not require insertion of an instrument into the uterus. Approximately 2%-5% of women undergoing medical abortion will require vacuum aspiration to complete the abortion, to control bleeding, or to abort a continuing pregnancy.4,12
Physicians interested in providing mifepristone abortion services are able to obtain the drug through selected distributors. Information on how to obtain mifepristone is available through the Danco Laboratories website, www.earlyoptionpill.com. Women and health care professionals who would like referrals to providers of mifepristone should contact the National Abortion Federation's toll-free Hotline (800-772-9100).
Medical Abortion in the United States
It is unusual for a drug to be introduced with such a wealth of clinical experience available to providers. Abundant evidence from studies conducted in the United States and abroad indicates that medical abortion with mifepristone and misoprostol is safe, effective, and well-accepted by women.


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85-hour Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training Program – Yoga Alliance® Registered
Learn to teach yoga to pregnant women. Support them through pregnancy and birth, and help shape a future filled with consciously-nurtured future yogis.
Yoga Garden SF (YGSF) is a leading international center for prenatal yoga teacher training, with graduates successfully teaching all over the world. Our prenatal yoga certification program is among the first to offer Yoga Alliance registration as a Prenatal Yoga School, giving our graduates an assurance of quality and the unique advantage of being a Yoga Alliance® Registered Prenatal Yoga Teacher (RPYT).
I went to YGSF to learn asana appropriate for prenatal and postnatal women and I left with an entirely new understanding of pregnancy and the woman's body! Between all of the time spent with real pregnant women, amazing speakers and workshops, and so many hours spent with Marisa on asana and class sequencing, this program gave me so much more than I came for. I can't wait to start my classes and hopefully build a nurturing community of love that YGSF has with their prenatal/postnatal clients. Thank you all SO much! –Prenatal TT Student
In the YGSF 85-hour Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training, you will learn to successfully teach yoga to pregnant and postpartum women.
- Learn which yoga postures are appropriate for pregnancy and postpartum care, including any special modifications.
- Understand the physiological, emotional, and social considerations of childbearing and parenting.
- Recognize the common discomforts of pregnancy and the postpartum period, and discover how postures and sequences can support women through this process.
- Receive hands-on training and feedback in practice classroom settings.
- Experience giving support to mothers, assisting mother-infant bonding and fostering community among new mothers and parents.
The YGSF Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training is for:
- Certified yoga teachers earning CEU's specializing in prenatal and postpartum yoga or becoming a Yoga Alliance® Registered Prenatal Yoga Teacher (RPYT).
- Students currently enrolled in the Yoga Garden SF 200-hour Teacher Training Program seeking an emphasis in prenatal and postpartum care.
- Experienced yoga students (with permission from the instructor) interested in becoming prenatal yoga teachers.
- Birth Professionals (childbirth educators, doulas, midwives, nurses, OB/GYN's, etc) interested in learning how yoga can benefit their clients and how to add yoga to their care modalities
Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training / Curriculum:
This 85-hour course includes the following but is not limited to:
- Safe and therapeutic asanas (poses) and sequences for each trimester and the postpartum period.
- Anatomy and Physiology of pregnancy and the postpartum period.
- Yoga philosophy: Yoga Thought Meets Modern Birth
- Observation and teaching in prenatal yoga classes.
- Yoga's application for common discomforts of pregnancy and pain management during labor.
- How to creative a richly supportive environment for mothers, babies and families.
- Teaching Skills to refine the art of communicating the practice and benefits of yoga to others.
Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training / Instructors:
Marisa Toriggino – Primary Instructor
Marisa Toriggino, E-RYT & RPYT, has been studying and teaching yoga since 1987. She is a certified and nationally-registered yoga teacher with over 20 years of teaching experience. She has been influenced by her experiences in India, her own spiritual practice and her extensive studies with many teachers including, Paramhansa Yogananda, Yogi Bhajan, B.K.S. Iyengar and Geeta Iyengar. This journey has helped to inform her personal life and yoga practice. Marisa has a B.A. from UC Berkeley, a Certificate from the Rudolf Steiner College in Administration for spiritually based organizations and is an active member of the Association of Pre- and Perinatal Psychology and Health. She owns Yoga Garden of San Francisco and enjoys family life with her husband and two young children.
Angelika Nugent – Philosophy & Post-Natal Instructor
Angelika graduated 25 years ago from midwifery school in Germany. She has studied yoga and traditional Tibetan medicine, and she has received formal training from Lama Lodru and Khenpo Ghawang in Sikkim. She has had a private San Francisco midwifery practice since 1992.
Leslie Howard - Anatomy and Physiology of the Pelvic Floor Instructor
Leslie Howard, a San Francisco-based yoga teacher, specializes in all things pelvic. Her own struggles with healing her pelvis led her to intense study of the anatomy, physiology, cultural messaging, history and energetics of this rich place. Her teaching is informed by over 3000 hours of yoga study with senior Iyengar teachers, notably Manouso Manos and Ramanand Patel. She leads workshops and trainings nationally and is co-writing a book about awakening the female pelvis. Read here for more information about Leslie.
David Nelson – Teaching Skills Instructor
David Nelson, E-RYT, has been teaching since 1998. He is the director of YGSF's Yoga Teacher Training Program. Read here for more information about David.
Gabbriella Yates – Post-Natal Instructor
Gabbriella Yates is a certified yoga instructor who holds a master's degree in Conflict Transformation. Previous to moving to San Francisco and becoming a mother, she worked in the post-conflict field in Kosovo and Afghanistan as a dialogue consultant, facilitating conflict resolution workshops that integrated yoga as a healing tool. Gabbriella teaches prenatal, restorative and mom & baby yoga here at YGSF. She is known for her warm and precise teaching style.
Lael Stimming - Anatomy Instructor
Lael has a life-long dedication to health and well-being. She focuses on pregnancy, birth and the formative years if childhood. Lael is a licensed midwife with a homebirth practice in the East Bay, Marin and San Francisco. The mother of four, Lael has a deep commitment to holistic parenting and wellness. Through the parenting classes Lael has taught over the last seven years, she has shared her beliefs in the dignity of the young child and incorporated RIE (Magda Gerber) infant care techniques as well as Waldorf methodologies.
Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training / Schedule:
This teacher training is offered three times a year:
Winter Training: December 5–December 14, 2014
Prenatal Teacher Training Program Starts Friday, Dec 5, 2014 and ends Sunday, Dec 14, 2014
Winter 2014
|Fri, Dec 5, 2014
|9:00 am – 6:00 pm
|Sat, Dec 6, 2014
|10:30 am – 6:00 pm
|Sun, Dec 7, 2014
|12:30 pm – 6:30 pm
|Mon, Dec 8, 2014
|9:00 am – 6:00 pm
|Tues, Dec 9, 2014
|9:00 am – 6:00 pm
|Wed, Dec 10, 2014
|9:00 am – 6:00 pm
|Thu, Dec 11, 2014
|9:00 am – 6:00 pm
|Fri, Dec 12, 2014
|9:00 am – 6:00 pm
|Sat, Dec 13, 2014
|10:30 am – 6:00 pm
|Sun, Dec 14, 2014
|12:30 pm – 6:00 pm
Spring Training: March 6–March 15, 2015
Prenatal Teacher Training Program Starts Friday, March 6, 2015 and ends Sunday, March 15, 2015
Spring 2015
|Fri, March 6, 2015
|9:00 am – 6:00 pm
|Sat, March 7, 2015
|10:30 am – 6:00 pm
|Sun, March 8, 2015
|12:30 pm – 6:30 pm
|Mon, March 9, 2015
|9:00 am – 6:00 pm
|Tues, March 10, 2015
|9:00 am – 6:00 pm
|Wed, March 11, 2015
|9:00 am – 6:00 pm
|Thu, March 12, 2015
|9:00 am – 6:00 pm
|Fri, March 13, 2015
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|Sat, March 14, 2015
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|Sun, March 15, 2015
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Summer Training: May 29–June 7, 2015
Prenatal Teacher Training Program Starts Friday, May 29, 2014 and ends Sunday, June 7, 2015
Summer 2014
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|Sat, May 30, 2014
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|Sun, May 31, 2014
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|Mon, June 1, 2014
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|Wed, June 3, 2014
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|Thu, June 4, 2014
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|Fri, June 5, 2014
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|Sat, June 6, 2014
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|Sun, June 7, 2014
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Registration and Fees:
Program tuition is $1,295. Reserve with a $250 non-refundable deposit. Full payment must be made within 14 days prior to the start of the class.
Payment Plans: Full payment must be made 14 days prior to the start of the program. If you would like to pay in installments, we will happily set up a monthly payment plan with a $100 administrative fee for plans that extend beyond the beginning of the program.
Tuition and Refund Policy: Full payment is due 14 days before the first day of the training to reserve your place in the course. Refunds are available up to fourteen days before the training begins, less the $250 deposit. After that date, no refund will be given for any reason.
Apply Today:
- Complete the Free online Application for Admission (it is also at the bottom of this page)
- Register with your $250 deposit here.
- After you have registered, you will receive your reading list and pre-course homework assignments.
- Trainees from out of town, find where to stay on our Accommodations page.
If you have questions about the teacher training program, please contact us and we'll follow up with you!
To become certified by Yoga Garden SF and to register with Yoga Alliance as a Registered Prenatal Yoga Teacher ( R-PYT ) you must complete the following:
- Be a certified yoga teacher (at the 200 hour level or above) OR complete Yoga Garden's SF 200-hour Teacher training program
- Attend and complete the Prenatal Teacher Training program
- After completion of the program, teach 30 hours of prenatal yoga.
Upon successful completion of requirements #1 and #2 above, teacher trainees will be certified to teach prenatal yoga by Yoga Garden SF. After completing these requirements, you may register with Yoga Alliance as a Registered Prenatal Yoga Teacher (RPYT). Register and get your certification for prenatal yoga teacher training now!
Tips for a Great Experience:
- Come prepared and distraction-free. Eager minds greatly benefit from our program. Arrive early for classes, bring pens/pencils to take notes, don't bring food or cell phones that will distract you from the day's lesson. Let's create a great classroom environment together, where you and your peers come to learn.
- Plan to be present. Making up classes causes scheduling challenges and additional costs. We build on daily lessons, so if you miss a class, the next day's experience is not as rich.
- If you are traveling to San Francisco, plan to arrive a few days early to explore and prevent jet lag. We want you to experience all this wonderful city has to offer – but be rested and ready to learn in our immersive curriculum. Don't spread yourself too thin and miss out on all the training offers because you're tired!
- Ask questions during the training….AND after! We love to hear feedback and questions throughout the program. It lets us know you're thinking critically about the material we cover. Once you complete the training, we're always here for you on our Alumni Facebook page, so you can ask questions after the program ends. We also encourage you to share your insights with us as you take this training back with you–how will you make a difference in the world?


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HELP! Those in the IT Industry
Ok since we are spewing out life's issues on the forum Here is mine.
I am kind of in a fix. I am 4 classes away from graduating (Masters in Software Systems in MN). Got NO IT background whatsoever ( I mean NOTHING) and been trying for over the past 8 months to get an entry level position IT position in MN so I can build some experience.
Need I say NO luck yet? Its been a very frustrating experience.
I have been through Temp Agencies, Head hunter and many companies yet nothing.
Anyway I would appreciate any tips and advise anyone may have.
Thank you guys!
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One must call back after that one submits his or her application. If lucky to land an interview, that one should write a thank you not to the interviewer, even though that one may despise writing thank you notes, myself included.I Love Kerry Collins (and John Rocker).
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How restrictive is your search? Often times the ideal entry level position may open up somewhere outside the region that you are looking for.
Also, there several companies, such as Volt, who specialize in placing IT personnel. I would definately give them a try.
You should also post your resume on Monster and several of the other online career sites. Many times recruiting companies will use them as resources.
Finally, just start sending out your resume. Research the IT companies in MN and go to their employment sections on their web page. Usually they will have an address to send in resumes. Also look in ND, IA, and WI. Even if there are no jobs listed, send out your cover letter and resume. You never know when you will get a bite. make sure you use your university's career center to review your cover letter and resue before you send it out. A poorly written resume or letter can kill your chances at an interview.
Good luck. The IT industry is competitive, but the jobs do exist.Zeus wrote:
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Also, what school are you graduating from? Most schools have a job placement program, or sources within the region for job placement. Many companies check with the colleges for future employees.[move]"Our day WILL come!! I just hope I LIVE long enough to see it!"[/move]
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Keep calling employers and be persistant.
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Some of my friends in Minnesota work in the following companies, and they started after finishing their bachelors, so I guess they should have some entry level openoings
GMAC-RFC, Thomson West, Unisys
I think the best way to get an entry level position is through the agencies like Volt, Entegee. The thing that sux is that although they advertise the position as an entry level, they still look for some experience in terms of internships or professional experience, it's really hard to just get into the industry, once you get in within couple years you call your shots.
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See if Webby can help you out, he owns an IT company doesn't he? :grin:
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See if Webby can help you out, he owns an IT company doesn't he? :grin:
Webby works at McDonald's. Don't let him fool ya.
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... you're busy helping to launch a new newspaper. The tulip bulbs, which arrived about a month ago, remain unplanted. The garden remains untidy and unswept. (You haven't actually been out there for a couple of weeks, but you can see the mess through the window.)
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... you're busy helping to launch a new newspaper. The tulip bulbs, which arrived about a month ago, remain unplanted. The garden remains untidy and unswept. (You haven't actually been out there for a couple of weeks, but you can see the mess through the window.)
16 comments:
- Northern Shade said...
Good luck with the new newspaper. Perhaps as things get rolling, there will be more time for gardening and bulb planting again. With luck, that will be before the bulbs sprout. :)
- October 30, 2010 at 3:47 PM
- Arabella Sock said...
Wow! THat is the first I've heard of it and something I would probably buy on the rare occasion I get papers other than the Saturday ones.
A good excuse for not doing your bulbs.. mine is that everything in the garden needed cleaning or tidying before I could put the bulbs in. I have now opened the Avon bulbs parcel which was exciting as I had forgotten what I ordered. Tomorrow I start with the first of the planting.. weather permitting, fingers crossed.
- October 30, 2010 at 4:36 PM
- Edith Hope said...
Dear Victoria, how exciting that you should be involved with the launch of a new newspaper. i shall certainly investigate it further.
As for Tulip bulbs, I have been known to plant these when virtually flowering...so no rush for them. And, as for sweeping.....life is too short!
- October 30, 2010 at 4:53 PM
- patientgardener said...
I saw the new paper on the news and wondered if you were involved. Must be exciting to launch a new paper.
Dont worry about the garden, I only planted my tulips this week. The later the better to avoid tulip fire and it wont take you long to get that garden tidy when you are in the mood
- October 30, 2010 at 5:03 PM
- The Cottage Garden Farmer said...
A newspaper for 20p that's got to be worth a go! well done, and don't worry about the tulips, I reckon you can get away with planting tulips right into the new year. Kathy
- October 30, 2010 at 5:44 PM
- Sheila said...
The garden will still be there whenever you get to it. One of the lovely things about them.
- October 30, 2010 at 9:54 PM
- debsgarden said...
Congratulations on launching a new newspaper! Your garden is lovely, still. A few fallen leaves only mark the passing of the season. I just today got around to planting some daffodil and allium bulbs, so I don't think you are so far behind!
- October 31, 2010 at 2:04 AM
- Janet/Plantaliscious said...
That has to be the most cast iron excuse for not planting and tidying ever! Planting words and ideas instead of tulips! Good luck with the paper, I think it is a fab idea, although I have switched to online myself... And like everyone else has said, the tulips won't care, and will probably prefer the delay.
- October 31, 2010 at 10:57 AM
- Darla said...
Congrats on the newspaper....hopefully you will be able to get in the garden more now.
- October 31, 2010 at 11:16 AM
- Victoria said...
Northern Shade: You speak truer than you know!
Arabella: I haven't quite forgotten what I ordered (white tulips of some sort, I seem to recall) but I haven't got round to paying for them yet!
Edith: You're right - I once planted some tulips on Christmas Eve. They still came up. I NEVER get around to planting my bulbs at the proper time; it's just that this year I have an excuse...
PG: You're right - in fact, half an hour with a rake yesterday made it look a lot better. Thanks so much for your email - when I get a minute, I'll reply!
Kathy: Thanks for the encouragement. I hope all our potential readers are as enthusiastic about the idea.
Sheila: Yes, there's not much damage a bit of benign neglect can do. What I miss is the sitting and thinking (or standing and staring) time - that's what I find takes me out of my day to day world.
Debsgarden: Thank you! Alliums sound very tempting ... but I doubt whether there will be any left in the shops by now.
Janet: I know what you mean about going online. But the i is designed for commuters, or busy mums, or anyone who is time-poor and doesn't have time to sit down and read a huge newspaper every day.
Even I, a journalist who loves papers like the New York Times or the Daily Telegraph, very rarely have time to read the whole thing from cover to cover. i is supposed to give people a chance to scan the news AND be entertained - and you don't always want to look at a laptop if you spend all your day in front of a computer. Anyway, that's the theory!
Darla: Yes, I'm looking forward to Christmas Eve...
- October 31, 2010 at 12:23 PM
- petoskystone said...
'only a millionth of a rooney' ha! congratulations & much success :) & your garden really doesn't look all that messy....what is 'tulip fire'?
- October 31, 2010 at 1:16 PM
- Lucy said...
Will look out for it.
- October 31, 2010 at 9:39 PM
- jodi (bloomingwriter) said...
Congrats on being part of a new journalism adventure! Don't worry one bit about the tulips...they'll wait. The important thing is to make sure that Pushkin gets extra attention when you're home, so as to not feel neglected in any way. :-)
- October 31, 2010 at 11:44 PM
- Victoria said...
petoskystone: Wayne Rooney, eh? You're spookily well-informed about the salaries of British Premier League footballers. And very good at arithmetic too!
Tulip fire is a fungal disease that withers and distorts the leaves. It's one of those diseases where, once you have it, you can't plant tulips again in the same place for about three years.
Lucy: Thanks, hope you enjoy it
Jodi: Poor Pushkin, he's got a nasty scratch on his ear where he got in a fight the other day. AND he managed to lose his collar and name tag. Funnily enough, it seems to have invigorated him - he's been bouncing about with a sort of "I could have been a contender" look on his face.
- November 1, 2010 at 8:48 AM
- VP said...
So that's what you've been up to - how exciting! Congratulations on last week's launch - it almost makes me wish I was a commuter again, it's got to be far better than Metro!
As for your latest epistle - I take it you've emailed your post's link to them?
- November 1, 2010 at 11:29 AM
- Victoria said...
Memo to self: never trust anything to memory. Tulips are 'Purissima'.
- November 1, 2010 at 10:45 PM