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Author Files [series]: Published Author Files [subseries]: 1 Allardt, Linda,1978-1979The Names of the Survivors, 2 typescript versions 1 Allardt, Linda,1978-1982correspondence, reviews, announcement & review copy lists, Library of Congress card 1 Allen, Robert,1971Valhalla at the OK, typescript & final layout 1 Allen, Robert,1974Blues & Ballads, typescript, lists of corrections, bio. note, misc. notes 1 Allen, Robert,1970-1981correspondence, back cover photograph, misc. notes & promotional materials 1 Anderson, Mark,1978The Broken Boat, typescript, notes about physical specifications 1 Anderson, Mark,1978-1985Correspondence, announcement cards, cover art, Library of Congress card 1 Bertolino, James,1970-1984Correspondence, reviews, curriculum vitae, review copy list 1 Bradley, Ardyth,1977-1978Inside the Bones is Flesh, 3 typescript versions 1 Bradley, Ardyth,1977-1983Correspondence, review copy list, announcement card, internal notes on manuscript, Library of Congress card, reviews, errata cards 1 Bruchac, Joseph,1970Indian Mountain and other poems, typescript 1 Bruchac, Joseph,1970-1984Correspondence, internal notes on manuscript, republication permissions, bio. note, reviews, catalogue, printed book covers 1 Buckley, Christopher,1979Last Rites, 2 typescript versions and internal notes on manuscript 1 Buckley, Christopher,1985Other Lives, 3 typescript versions & a final layout version 1 Buckley, Christopher,1979-1986Correspondence, reviews, advertisements, announcement cards, review copy lists, printed book covers, printing notes, internal notes on manuscript, original cover art, republication permissions, Library of Congress card, errata card, curriculum vitae [continued in following folder] 10 Buckley, Christopher,1979-1986[continued from previous folder, see above for description] 1 Buell, Frederick,1970Theseus and other poems, typescript and galley proof 1 Buell, Frederick,1979Objective Mysteries, typescript [later published by Wesleyan U.P under title Full Summer, (1979)] 1 Buell, Frederick,1970-1979Correspondence, internal manuscript notes, review copy lists, announcement cards, reviews, bio. note, orign. cover photographs, sales notes, catalogue 1 Bullis, Jerald,1972-1973Taking Up the Serpent, 4 typescript versions 1 Bullis, Jerald,1974-1976Adorning the Buckhorn Helmet, 2 typescripts & final layout 1 Bullis, Jerald,1972-1977Correspondence, internal manuscript notes, announcement cards, reviews, review lists, bio. note, author photograph, printed covers (both books), incomplete poem typescripts 1 Burke, Carol,1975-1977Correspondence, reviews 1 Burrows, Edwin Gladding,1975Kiva, typescript 1 Burrows, Edwin Gladding,1985-1986The House of August, typescript & final layout version 1 Burrows, Edwin Gladding,1975-1986Correspondence, reviews, ad proofs, announcement cards, original cover art, internal manuscript notes, review lists, republication permissions, typescript of pulled poems & early versions from The House of August 2 Chernoff, Maxine,1983-1985New Faces of 1952, 2 typescript versions & final layout version 2 Chernoff, Maxine,1983-1986Correspondence, announcement cards, reviews, internal manuscript notes, republication permissions, original cover art 2 Coffin, Lyn,1980-1981The Poetry of Wickedness, typescript 2 Coffin, Lyn,1980-1986Correspondence, reviews, internal manuscript notes, cover art, Library of Congress card, announcement cards 2 D'Abate, Richard,1973Correspondence, announcement list, final title pages & covers, announcement card, internal formatting notes, bio. note 2 DiPalma, Raymond,1970The Gallery Goers, typescript 2 DiPalma, Raymond,1972-1974Soli, typescript, final layout version & internal manuscript notes 2 DiPalma, Raymond,1970-1974Correspondence, republication permissions, reviews, catalogue, author photograph, bio. note, contents & acknowledgements pages, announcements 2 Driscoll, Jack,1983-1984Fishing the Backwash, 2 typescript versions & a final layout version 2 Driscoll, Jack,1983-1986[folder 1 of 2] Correspondence, review cards, reviews, adverisement proof, review lists, internal notes on printing, announcement cards, republication permissions, cover art 2 Driscoll, Jack,1983-1986[folder 2 of 2] Correspondence, &c. 2 Epstein, Judy,1975Review 2 Everman, Welch D.,1973Orion, typescript 2 Everman, Welch D.,1973-1983Correspondence, internal manuscript notes, review copy list, announcement list, bio. note, announcement card, re-writes of manuscript 2 Fifer, Ken,1978-1979Falling Man, 2 typescript versions 2 Fifer, Ken,1975-1984Correspondence, reviews, announcement cards, republication permissions, review & announcement lists, Library of Congress card, original cover art, author photograph, internal manuscript notes, bio. note 2 Flaherty, Doug,1975-1977Love-Tangle of Roots, 2 typescripts & final layout version 2 Flaherty, Doug,1973-1982Correspondence, original cover art & author photographs, rejected manuscript revisions, republication permissions, acquisition list, announcement list, review list, announcement cards, printed cover, internal manuscript notes, reviews, Library of Congress card, essay on poetics 11 Flaherty, Doug,1975-1977Metal type stamps for Love-Tangle of Roots, 2 Flanagan, Robert,1972-1977Correspondence, internal manuscript notes, original printed cover 2 Fogel, Daniel Mark,1975-1983Correspondence, republication permissions, original printed cover, reviews, announcement card 2 Fortunato, Peter,1977-1984Correspondence from & about author, reviews 2 Friedman, B.H.,1971-1972Whispers, typescript 2 Friedman, B.H.,1971-1972Whispers, later typescript 2 Friedman, B.H.,1971-1983Correspondence, reviews, announcement cards, printed covers (softbound & hardbound editions), internal manuscript notes, catalogue, reprinting notes, author photograph 2 Frost, Carol,1977-1978The Liar's Dice, 2 typescript versions 2 Frost, Carol,1981-1983The Fearful Child, 3 typescript versions & final layout version 3 Frost, Carol,1977-1984Correspondence, advertisement proof, review & announcment copy lists, republication permissions, internal printing notes, internal manuscript notes, errata slips, printed covers ( Liar's Dice), Library of Congress card, announcement cards ( Liar's Dice), cover art (a few items slightly discoloured due to water damage) 3 Gillespie, Robert,1977-1979The Man Chain, 2 typescript versions 3 Gillespie, Robert,1977-1980Correspondence from & to author, reviews, announcement cards, republication permissions, internal manuscript notes, Library of Congress card (a few items slightly discoloured due to water damage 3 Gilliland, Mary,1982Gathering Fire, typescript & final layout version 3 Gilliland, Mary,1982-1983Correspondence, reading announcements, review lists, reviews, cover mock-up, internal notes on printing, laudatory blurbs, announcement flyers, Library of Congress card 3 Giscombe, Cecil S.,1977Postcards, typescript 3 Giscombe, Cecil S.,1977-1978Correspondence, republication permissions, printed cover, Library of Congress card, reviews, internal manuscript notes 3 Gitin, David,1972-1973City Air, typescript & final layout version 3 Gitin, David,1972-1983Correspondence, review & announcement lists, internal manuscript notes, announcement card, republication permissions, cover blurb, author photograph, review, mock-up 3 Gitin, Maria,1973-1974Little Movies, typescript 3 Gitin, Maria,1973-1983Correspondence, author photograph, announcement cards, review, internal manuscript notes, review & announcement lists, cover blurb, bio. note 3 Goedicke, Patricia,1975-1976For the Four Corners, typescript & final layout version 3 Goedicke, Patricia,1976-1977The Trail that Turns on Itself, 3 typescript versions 3 Goedicke, Patricia,1975-1981Correspondence, cover blurb, reviews, advertisement, republication permissions, internal manuscript notes, bio. note, curriculum vitae, review lists, announcement cards, announcement lists, original cover design, test printings of cover text, final covers, Library of Congress card 3 Goldbarth, Albert,1972Keeping, typescript 3 Goldbarth, Albert,1972-1983Correspondence, reviews, final cover, internal manuscript notes 3 Greenberg, Alvin,1972The Dark Lands, typescript 3 Greenberg, Alvin,1972-1973Correspondence, republication permissions, review list, reviews, internal manuscript notes, final cover, announcements, original cover art 3 Hanson, Karen,1970-1971Spine, typescript & final layout version 3 Hanson, Karen,1970-1971book mock-ups, reviews, republication permissions, internal printing notes, final title pages, cover photograph, announcements, catalogue 3 Harris, William J.,1977Hey Fella Would You Mind Holding this Piano a Moment, typescript 3 Harris, William J.,1977In My Own Dark Way, typescript 3 Harris, William J.,1974-1983Correspondence, reprint request, review copy list, reviews, internal manuscript notes, printed covers, Library of Congress card 3 Hathaway, Baxter,1978"The Petulant Children" typescript 3 Hathaway, Baxter,1978-1984Correspondence, reviews & misc. clippings in re author, typescript of unpublished memoir (incomplete), final C. Review essay, Library of Congress card, final cover, announcement cards 3 Hathaway, James,1979Foraging & Other Poems, typescript 3 Hathaway, James,1979Reviews, republication permission, orig. cover art 3 Hathaway, William,1971-1972True Confessions & False Romances, typescript & final layout version 3 Hathaway, William,1975A Wilderness of Monkeys, typescript 3 Hathaway, William,1970-1985Correspondence, republication permissions, reviews, original cover, catalogue, press release, announcement, Library of Congress card 3 Hewitt, Geof,1972-1983Correspondence, internal manuscript notes, acknowledgements, republication permissions, reviews, announcement list, review copy lists 4 Kallet, Marilyn,1976-1977Devils Live So Near, 1 complete & 1 partial typescript version 4 Kallet, Marilyn,1981In the Great Night, 2 typescript versions 4 Kallet, Marilyn,1976-1984Correspondence, republication permissions, acknowledgements, internal manuscript notes, announcement lists, review lists, printed cover, announcement card, Library of Congress card, review, errata slips 4 Katz, Steve,1972-1973Cheyenne River Wild Track, typescript & final layout version 4 Katz, Steve,1972-1983Correspondence, reviews, book mock-up, internal manuscript notes, original cover art 4 Kelly, David M.,1978-1979Filming Assassinations, 2 typescript versions 4 Kelly, David M.,1978-1979Correspondence, reviews, announcements, review list, announcement list, internal manuscript notes, republication permissions, library of congress card 4 Knauth, Stephen,1981-1982Night-Fishing on Irish Buffalo Creek, 2 typescript versions 4 Knauth, Stephen,1981-1984Correspondence from & to author, reviews, republication permissions, original cover art, printed cover & cover layout, review list, announcement list 4 Kuzma, Greg,1970-1971Song for Someone Going Away, typescript & final layout version 4 Kuzma, Greg,1970-1975Correspondence from & to author, republication permissions, reviews, internal manuscript notes 4 Latta, John,1978-1979Rubbing Torsos, typescript 4 Latta, John,1972-1984Correspondence, republication permissions, internal manuscript notes, review copy list, announcement list, announcements, Library of Congress card, draft of article about B. Hathaway 4 Mandel, Tom,1980Ready to Go, typescript 4 Mandel, Tom,1980-1985Correspondence from, to & about author, reviews 4 Marz, Roy,1981-1982The Island-Maker, typescript & final layout version 4 Marz, Roy,1981-1984[folder 1 of 2] Correspondence about author [includes corr. from B. Hathaway to Blaine Marz dated 5/22/82 detailing full history of Ithaca House], advertisements, printed covers, original cover art, drafts of book forward, Imperial Hilltypescript, reviews, republication permissions, announcement & review copy lists, announcements 4 Marz, Roy,1981-1984[folder 2 of 2] Correspondence, &c. 4 McAleavey, David,1975The Forty Days, typescript 4 McAleavey, David,1979-1980Shrine, Shelter, Cave, (a/k/a Secrets Souvenirs, ), 2 typescript versions 4 McAleavey, David,1971-1984Correspondence, jacket blurbs, bio. note, republication permissions, announcements, printed signatures, reviews, photocopy of cover art, printed covers, internal manuscript notes, catalogue 4 McCann, Richard,1974-1975A Dream of the Traveler, 2 typescript versions 4 McCann, Richard,1973-1982Correspondence, review list, announcement list, curriculum vitae, republication permissions, internal manuscript notes, Library of Congress card, cover layout 4 McClane, Kenneth,1974-1975Out Beyond the Bay, typescript & final layout version (incomplete) 4 McClane, Kenneth,1978Moons & Low Times, typescript 4 McClane, Kenneth,1974-1984Correspondence, original cover art, republication permissions, reviews, announcement list, internal manuscript notes, printed covers, Library of Congress card, announcement card 5 McRoberts, Robert,1975-1976Lip Service, typescript 5 McRoberts, Robert,1975-1979Correspondence, republication permissions, announcement list, review copy list, receipts, internal manuscript notes, Library of Congress card 5 Melnick, David,1971-1972Eclogs, typescript [badly mildewed & wrapped in plastic] 5 Melnick, David,1971-1985Correspondence, original cover photograph, catalogue, printed covers, jacket blurb 5 Moore, John,1968-1972By Selkirk's Lake and Other Poems, bound typescript 5 Moore, John,1971-1974Correspondence, internal manuscript notes, curriculum vitae, bio. note, author photographs, catalogue 5 Nameroff, Rochelle,1972Body Prints, typescript 5 Nameroff, Rochelle,1972-1977Correspondence, original proposed cover art, printed cover, poems removed from collection, catalogue 5 Nathan, Leonard,1975-1976The Teachings of Grandfather Fox, typescript 5 Nathan, Leonard,1975-1978Correspondence, review list, announcement list, Library of Congress card, internal manuscript notes, curriculum vitae, announcements, reviews, fully printed book mock-up 5 Orfalea, Gregory,1988Book jacket for The Capital of Solitude, (Greenfield Review Press) 5 Owen, Sue,1979-1980Nursery Rhymes for the Dead, typescript 5 Owen, Sue,1979-1985Correspondence, reviews, announcement cards, resume, internal manuscript notes 5 Parlatore, Anselm,1973-1974Hybrid Inoculum, 2 typescript versions (earlier titled Crossing) 5 Parlatore, Anselm,1972-1984Correspondence, announcement cards, announcement list, IH advertisement copy, review copy list, bio. note, reviews 5 Patrick, William B.,1976-1977Letter to the Ghosts, typescript 5 Patrick, William B.,1976-1982Correspondence, announcement list, printed cover, reviews, announcement card, Library of Congress card, republication permissions, cover blurb 5 Patton, Rob,1976-1977Dare, typescript 5 Patton, Rob,1970-1983Correspondence, internal manuscript notes, announcements, republication permissions, printed covers, printing notes, catalogue, Library of Congress card 5 Peterfreund, Stuart,1970The Hanged Knife, typescript 5 Peterfreund, Stuart,1976-1977Harder Than Rain, typescript 5 Peterfreund, Stuart,1969-1985Correspondence, reviews, printing notes, announcement cards, author photographs, author bio. note, announcement & review lists, printed covers, internal manuscript notes, catalogue, Library of Congress card 5 Peterson, Carl,1973-1975The Triple Fool, typescript 5 Peterson, Carl,1975-1977For Anna Akhmatova & Other Poems, typescript & final layout version 5 Peterson, Carl,1975-1978Correspondence, review list, printed cover, internal manuscript notes, reviews, Library of Congress card 5 Perelman, Bob,1973-1975Braille, two typescript versions 5 Perelman, Bob,1973-1975Correspondence, reviews 5 Piasecki, Bruce,1974-1976Stray Prayers, four typescript versions [folder 1 of 2] 5 Piasecki, Bruce,1974-1976Stray Prayers, [folder 2 of 2] 5 Piasecki, Bruce,1975-1977Correspondence, back cover blurbs, reviews, printed cover, announcement cards, Library of Congress card 5 Rendleman, Danny L.,1970-1972Signals to the Blind, typescript 5 Rendleman, Danny L.,1972-1975The Winter Rooms, (a/k/a Sailor, ) typescript 5 Rendleman, Danny L.,1970-1983Correspondence, preliminary cover layout, reviews, catalogue, author bio. note, internal manuscript notes, printing notes, republication permissions, review lists, announcement lists, announcements, curriculum vitae, printed cover 6 Reynolds, Tim,1979-1980Dawn Chorus, typescript 6 Reynolds, Tim,1985typescripts of two apparently unpublished mss.: Nod, and The Singularity, 6 Reynolds, Tim,1979-1985Correspondence, reviews, Library of Congress card, curriculum vitae, internal manuscript notes, announcement cards, photocopies of cover art [?], draft grant proposal 6 Rindfleisch, Norval,1970-1972In Loveless Clarity, typescript (has suffered some water damage) 6 Rindfleisch, Norval,1970-1983Correspondence, original cover art, internal manuscript notes, republication permissions, review/announcement list, galleys, jacket blurbs, reviews, announcements, catalogue 6 Saleh, Dennis,1974-1975Palmway, typescript (incomplete) 6 Saleh, Dennis,1974-1985Correspondence, original cover art, reviews, Library of Congress card, internal manuscript notes, printed cover, announcement & review lists 6 Salisbury, Ralph J.,1970-1972Ghost Grapefruit & Other Poems, typescript & final layout version 6 Salisbury, Ralph J.,1970-1978Correspondence, reviews, Ithaca House Press Catalogue 10/70-10/72 6 Salisbury, Ralph J.,1970Job Query from Education Placement Service - University of Iowa, publicity/jacket blurbs, book sales list for Ghost Grapefruit & Other Poems, table of contents for book, original cover art, printed pages from book, announcements, two poems, two short stories 6 Saltman, Benjamin,1978Deck, manuscript 6 Saltman, Benjamin,1978Deck, typescript - final layout version 6 Saltman, Benjamin,1976-1986Correspondence, Library of Congress card, announcements, reviews, reprint permission, announcement & review copy lists 6 Shoemaker, Lynn,1973Coming Home, typescript 6 Shoemaker, Lynn,1978Curses and Blessings, typescript 6 Shoemaker, Lynn,1971-1985Correspondence, reviews, announcements, specifications for Coming Home, and Curses and Blessings, , Library of Congress card for Curses and Blessings, , original cover for Curses and Blessings, , 4 poems, miscellany 6 Shrader, Steven,1969Leaving by the Closet Door, bound copy, submitted as a thesis for M.F.A. degree, University of Iowa. 6 Shrader, Steven,1970Leaving by the Closet Door, in sheets with mock-up. 6 Shrader, Stephen,1970Leaving by the Closet Door, in sheets with original cover. 6 Shrader, Stephen,1969-1972Correspondence, reviews, list of book costs for Leaving by the Closet Door, , news release, IHP catalogue 10/70 - 10/72 6 Silliman, Ron,1971Crow, manuscript and book covers 6 Silliman, Ron,1971-1974Correspondence, copyright requests, reviews, dummy for Crow, 6 Silver-Lillywhite, Eileen,1983All That Autumn, manuscript 6 Silver-Lillywhite, Eileen,1983All That Autumn, final layout version and Library of Congress card 6 Silver-Lillywhite, Eileen,1983All That Autumn, printed version in sheets 6 Silver-Lillywhite, Eileen,1983-1985Mock-ups, reviews, announcements, spec sheet for All That Autumn, , correction notes 6 Silver-Lillywhite, Eileen,1983-1985Correspondence 6 Skillings, Roger,1974Alternative Lives, proof 6 Skillings, Roger,1974Alternative Lives, manuscript and dummy 6 Skillings, Roger,1974Alternative Lives, in sheets with corrections 6 Skillings, Roger,1974Alternative Lives, original cover artwork and resume of artist Jane Kogan 6 Skillings, Roger,1974-19804 short stories, reviews, cost list of Alternative Lives, , address list for review copies of book, announcement 6 Skillings, Roger,1971-1986Correspondence 7 Steinman, Lisa Malinowski,1976Lost Poems, manuscript 7 Steinman, Lisa Malinowski,1975-1983Correspondence, library of congress card, book cover for Lost Poems, , reviews 7 Swanger, David,1976The Shape of Waters, manuscript with publisher comments on envelope 7 Swanger, David,1978The Shape of Waters, manuscript 7 Swanger, David,1981Inside the Horse, manuscript 7 Swanger, David,1981Inside the Horse, manuscript, dummy, and Library of Congress card 7 Swanger, David,1976-1983Correspondence, reviews, announcements, cover for The Shape of Waters, Library of Congress card for The Shape of Waters, , photograph of author, photograph for book 7 Tall, Deborah,1982Ninth Life, manuscript 7 Tall, Deborah,1981-1985Correspondence, reprint permissions, book specifications, reviews, announcements 7 Tharaud, Ross,1976Openings, manuscript 7 Tharaud, Ross,1975-1983Correspondence, Library of Congress card, reviews, announcements 7 Torgersen, Eric,1973At War with Friends, manuscript 7 Torgersen, Eric,1971-1976Correspondence, dummy, 9 poems 7 Walthall, Hugh,1978Ladidah, manuscript 7 Walthall, Hugh,1978Ladidah, manuscript 7 Walthall, Hugh,1978Ladidah, manuscript 7 Walthall, Hugh,1979Spit Curls, manuscript 7 Walthall, Hugh,1977-1982Correspondence, book cover, cover photograph 7 Warren, David,1973World According to Two-Feathers, manuscript 7 Warren, David,1973World According to Two-Feathers, manuscript 7 Warren, David,1973World According to Two-Feathers, mock-up 7 Warren, David,1979Natural Bone, manuscript 7 Warren, David,1979Natural Bone, manuscript 7 Warren, David,1973-1979Material for Natural Bone, and World According to Two-Feathers, , correspondence, reviews 7 Waters, Michael,1974Fish Light, manuscript and dummy 7 Waters, Michael,1974Fish Light, manuscript 7 Waters, Michael,1974Fish Light, manuscript 7 Waters, Michael,1974Fish Light, sample book 7 Waters, Michael,1974-1985Correspondence, reviews, photograph of author, materials for Fish Light, , announcements 7 Wild, Peter,1971Peligros, manuscript 7 Wild, Peter,1969-1977Correspondence, material for Peligros, , reviews 7 Woessner, Warrencorrespondence, reviews Unpublished/Rejected Author Files [subseries]: 8 A - Z,1978-1986


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Another self-serving ONE SIDED article about how mass immigration is "good" for us. NO DISCUSSION ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENTAL COST of adding tens of millions of new resource consumers, NO DISCUSSION ABOUT THE DANGEROUSLY RAPID LOSS OF FARMLAND (1 acre every 2 minutes) due to all the PAVING OVER required to provide homes, schools, roads for all these new workers. LESS FARMS, LESS FOOD = HIGHER FOOD PRICES. Water supplies are NOT increasing with population, so more demand for LIMITED WATER translates into HIGHER WATER PRICES. Since land mass is NOT increasing along with population size, the cost of land which is the first requirement for home building will cost more. LESS LAND - HIGHER HOUSING PRICES. HIGHER PRICES FOR EVERYTHING THAT REQUIRES LAND - roads, schools, businesses, medical centers, parks (if there are any left), etc. More immigration means a bigger population which means LESS natural resources per capita. IF YOU WANT A HIGHER PRODUCTIVITY AMONG THE NATIVE POPULATION, STOP TAXING working people so much, STOP rewarding laziness w/ "entitlement" programs and START rewarding industrious, productive people OF WHICH THERE ARE ALREADY PLENTY!! The US at 310 million + counting needs LESS IMMIGRATION, definitely NOT more. Wake up, everyone. Businesses just want CHEAP LABOR.
These are all arguments agains rapid population growth, not a single one has to do with migration

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Simple tool to do your part
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Don't just toss your iso cans into the trash. Use this simple tool to pop the seal and recycle!
Scott Jasper
In addition to opening beers...
...this little guy can also puncture Jetboil (and other) fuel canisters for safe disposal/recycling. From Jetboil website:
- Rugged stainless steel construction
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The can-opener-shaped tool is sharp - sharp enough that I wouldn't attach this tool to a key ring and stick it in my pocket!
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Easy to use.
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This is really easy to use and makes recycling canisters easy. You can go with out it and use other tools you have but jetboil is starting to include these with some of their canisters so if you pick up one of those you get this with it so why wouldn't you use it?
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A jab or two with a pocket knife works well, too. Canister walls are thin.
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Here's Alexander Majorov's post-LP interview from "On Sport": http://www.on-sport.dk/video/1157004...-in-senior-men At the risk of sounding like a silly fangirl, I find Sasha's accent when he speaks in English to be very cute. It's Northern Swedish, correct?
Yes, his surname is pronounced "gay". I'm not sure how Erik survived all of the taunting...
Good for Adrian. Not only moving up but actually winning the free skate. That UR call on the quad seemd to have bothered him and his new coaches.
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Junior Men LP:
Warm-Up Group 1
1 Ondrej SPIEGL SWE
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3 Erik MARTOMA FIN
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8 Alisa MIKONSAARI FIN
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11 Beata PAPP FIN
12 Juulia TURKKILA FIN
Great results by the Norwegian team so far!!!
And congratulations to Sasha Majorov for showing that he is the best Swede right now.
I happen to notice this Danish message on the Nordics website homepage:
På Nordics 2011 sidste dag kom DR TV og optog et indslag til aftenens sportsudsendelse. Første indslag vil blive vist i Sporten efter TV Avisen kl. 18:30 og der vil også blive et indslag i DR Sporten kl. 21:40.
Approximate English translation with Google Translate: At Nordic 2011 last day came DR TV and filmed a spot for the evening sports broadcast. The first spots will appear in sport after TV newspaper at. 18:30 and there will also be a feature of sport at DR. 21:40.
Would you be able to watch this, sequinsgalore?
Here are highlights from Kristoffer Berntsson's LP: http://www.on-sport.dk/video/1161208...-in-senior-men
Alexander Majorov's free skate was presented in full: http://www.on-sport.dk/video/1161063...-in-senior-men
Oddly enough, there is no video for Adrian Schultheiss even though he won the LP and is the Nordic silver medalist. I can only guess that Koffe may be more popular, or the folks at "On Sport" enjoyed his MJ routine so much that they posted the highlights as a way to give him an "honourable mention". Well, whatever the reason, I'm glad I got to see some of Kris' skating, especially considering that his SP is nowhere to be found.
I did notice on the News section of the Nordics website that Berntsson received more compliments for his choreography than his teammates: http://www.nordics2011.dk/News/2011/...Programme.aspx , http://www.nordics2011.dk/News/2011/...ior%20Men.aspx . So whatever faults he has as a competitor, it appears that the Danes still appreciate him as a performer.
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Buhuu, DR TV only showed about 20 seconds on the Nordics. It was about the ladies' long programs. It first showed Karina Johnson doing a 3S+1T. The speaker said she delivered a "stable" program (guess he couldn't come up with something more positive to say), and she was the highest ranked Dane with a 7th place. It also said Swedish Viktoria Helgesson won, although she fell on a "triple piroutte"?! The picture showed her falling on a triple lutz, but hey...
Linnea Mellgren ended up 2nd whereas Joshi Helgesson had a meltdown and finished 6th. Does Mellgren go to Worlds then? Anyone know?
Maybe there will be a little bit more coverage for the segment which will air at 21:40?
Clearly the reporter doesn't know anything about figure skating! You should contact the network and insist that they hire you as a commentator.
Hmmm, good question. Admittedly I follow the Swedish men much more closely than the Swedish ladies, so I only heard of Nordics being the determing factor for the guys.
snowflake (or any other Swedish FS fan), do you know if Joshi has already been named to the World team after Nationals, or did Linnea just earn her spot today?
Hm Some not showing their best here, but overall I think the level is higher in Nordics now than in earlier years. I am impressed that Finland is continuing to produce ladies with very good technique/skating skills. It's a pity the girls from Iceland seem to quit FS before they reach senior age.
Isn't it depressing
I don't know until the Swedish federation tells on their official website. My guess is that Joshi goes to Tokyo. She was third at a junior GP event and has done better than Linnea during the season. Good though with a third lady in the mix. Well done Linnea!
Are you a born optimist???
As for Sasha, yes, he has some sort of a north-sweden accent, but it is not exactly how they speak in Luleå(well, Luleå has a mixed population with people moving in from the northern countryside and other cities). To my ear Sasha's "melody" sounds a bit like how they speak in north-eastern Sweden, in the parts bordering to Finland. Or maybe he just has his own russian-swedish-american-english dialect
There was a bit more, perhaps 1½ minutes. The speaker said that the ladies skated today at Nordics, and then a montage with skaters jumping and spinning was showed. A short interview with Karina Johnson was showed, where she said that she was happy to pull up to a 7th place. Then the speaker said, that not everyone was as good, and then a short montage of ladies skaters falling was showed I guess they know, that average Danes will only care for this kind of slapstick - too bad
The speaker did make it clear though, that Viktoria won because of her difficulty even though she fell...But looking at protocols I would say she won because of PCS because her program was not very difficult as she singled three planned triple jumps.
It is so hard to be a figure skating fan in Denmark...No one knows anything about this sport
Well, Denmark does have a skater who eventually medalled at Worlds in pairs (2 bronze, 1 silver), Todd Sand with Jenny Meno, allbeit that they skated for the US. Todd first skated singles for Denmark. I saw him skate singles in 1981 for Denmark at Worlds in Hartford..


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Rookie right-hander faces Lynn as Marlins aim to claim series finale
Jose Fernandez has been in a groove as of late. And he knows it.
There's been an air of confidence surrounding the Marlins rookie right-hander during his past few starts, and recently Fernandez has been going to pitching coach Chuck Hernandez between innings -- usually in the sixth -- and telling Hernandez he's good to go the distance.
Hernandez responds: "No, you haven't gotten the first out of the seventh yet."
If that conversation took place during Fernandez's last start, the 20-year-old was nearly prophetic, as he tossed eight scoreless innings and struck out 10. It was Fernandez's second 10-strikeout game this season, with the first coming against Sunday's opponent, the Cardinals, on June 14.
Fernandez -- who faces St. Louis right-hander Lance Lynn in Sunday's series finale at Busch Stadium -- has been especially dominant as of late, going 3-1 with a 1.34 ERA and .150 average against in his last six starts. He was named to the National League All-Star team on Saturday.
The Marlins' main focus now is keeping the youngster grounded.
"Staying together and keeping his feet on the ground," Hernandez said. "I never doubted that he had that kind of talent, to be honest with you.
"I'm not totally surprised, because even though he's child-like in many facets, having fun and stuff. He's a bright guy. He's no dumb dumb. He's not like he walks around saying, 'I've got a great arm.' He really is conscious about staying on top of every facet of his game, which really intrigues me. He really impresses me from game to game. Even when he has a good outing, there are things we talk about."
While Fernandez has been filthy, Lynn hasn't been himself. Outside of holding to Cubs to one run on June 20, the right-hander has struggled, posting a 6.16 ERA in his last five starts and has lost consecutive games for the first time in his career.
Lynn has already been lit up by Miami during this stretch, allowing seven runs on nine hits in five innings on June 15, but managed to come away with the win.
Marlins: Ruggiano's road power
All 12 of Justin Ruggiano's home runs this season have come on the road. According to STATS LCC and SABR, that's tied with Derrek Lee (2000) for the club record to start a season.
• Outfielder Giancarlo Stanton is hitting .379 with four doubles and two homers in his last nine games against the Cardinals
Cardinals: Mujica vows not to shake off Molina
Closer Edward Mujica blew his first save of the season on Thursday after shaking off catcher Yadier Molina -- something Mujica said he plans to never do again. Manager Mike Matheny said although the staff has the utmost confidence in Molina, the final decision on pitch selection comes down to what the pitchers are feeling.
"If you're going to weigh what you know scouting wise versus what the pitcher feels is going to be the best pitch, you always go with what the pitcher feels except in rare occasions where you know it's a pitch that could really lead to trouble," Matheny said. "But for the most part, if the pitcher has confidence in a pitch, he's going to execute that better than the pitch that you talk him into."
• Shortstop Pete Kozma could return to the lineup on Sunday after sitting the last three games to search for his swing and confidence.
"He had a great batting practice yesterday," Matheny said. "We'll continue just to evaluate, but I think he's getting stronger too, getting a little bit of rest. All things are pointing in a good direction."
Worth noting
• The Cardinals lead the season series, 3-2.
• St. Louis' Allen Craig has a seven-game hitting streak, during which he's batting .455.
• The Marlins pitching staff has issued just 38 walks in its last 150 innings.
Cash Kruth is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @cashkruth. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Observations of the action of drugs upon the sick teach the properties of the drug in relation to the organism when in that particular abnormal condition, but give us no absolute knowledge of its constant action upon the organism. Yet we can have no science of therapeutics without some such knowledge of the constant and uniform properties of drugs. If we give mercury to a patient laboring under Bright's disease, we find that an exceedingly small quantity produces a very powerful and remarkable effect, and such an effect as we see from mercury under no other circumstances. Now, this knowledge would be of service to us if we should contemplate giving mercury in another case of Bright's disease ; but it would not help us at all if the question were whether or not we should give mercury in some other disease, as for example, pericarditis. And yet you will perceive that one great essential of a science of therapeutics is, that it shall enable us to predict the effect of the application of a drug in a new case; to know beforehand what effect we shall be able to produce; and by this knowledge to select a drug capable of producing the effect we desire. Now, on the other hand, if a dozen or a hundred healthy persons take mercury, the effects produced on them are, with the exception of slight differences depending on the idiosyncrasies of the provers, identical. This method then enables us to gain an absolute knowledge of the constant and uniform properties of drugs in their relation to the living organism. If now, having gained this knowledge, we could advance a step farther, and find out what relation the effects which a drug produces on the healthy subject bear to those symptoms of disease which the drug is capaole of removing, we should possess the elements of the much desired science. For, then, having the symptoms of the disease before us, and knowing the relationship which these symptoms bear to the effects of a drug capable of removing them, we could select our drug with A PRIORI certainty of curing our patient. Having thus considered the problem of the general nature and properties of drugs, and the method of ascertaining these properties, we come now to the third problem: How to use drugs. Let us suppose that by the method already pointed out, viz. : experiment on the healthy human subject, we have gained a tolerably accurate knowledge of the properties and powers of certain drugs to modify the action of the organism. Let us further suppose that a sick person is under our charge, in whose case the resources of hygiene have already been exhausted and to no purpose. His regimen and food have been regulated as well as could be desired. Still he does not recover. The interposition of some influence from without is needed to restore him to health. In short, drugs are required. We know the properties of a variety of drugs, their action on the healthy subject. The question now is how, on the basis of this knowledge, shall we select a suitable remedy for the sick man? How shall we apply our knowledge of the action of the drug on the healthy subject, so as to know what drug to select for this particular case of sickness? We demand, in other words, a principle or law for the selection of remedies. The selection and administration of remedies constitute the science of therapeutics, as the investigation of the properties of drugs constitutes the science of materia medica; and the principle or law of which we are in quest would be the great central principle of the science of therapeutics, just as the law of attraction is the central principle of the science of mechanics, and the law of the diffusion of light is the central principle of optics. It is impossible to conceive of a science (properly so called) without some such fundamental principle. A collection of facts bearing on therapeutics might be made which would be an interesting historical RESUME of what had been done in the past, but which would be of but little or no service to the physician in the treatment of any new case,—which would not enable him to predict the result of treatment in a new case. And yet there are some medical men who deny the necessity for any therapeutic law and rely only on unmethodized experience. Of these we shall presently speak at greater length. I wish now to speak of the physiological school, so called, as that which makes, just now, the loudest claims to exclusive possession of the truly scientific method of treating diseases. I shall speak of it at. some length, because it is of the greatest importance that you learn as early in your studies as possible to analyze closely and fearlessly all claims and pretensions of this kind, and that you learn to distinguish clearly between assumptions and facts. The physiological school scoffs at a therapeutic law, because a law of this kind is empirical, and does not rest on a rational understanding of the causes of disease. And this is true. It is likewise true of physics. The laws of the attraction of gravitation, and of the diffusion of light and of chemical affinity, in definite proportions, are empirical laws. They do not rest on a rational understanding of the causes of the phenomena with which they deal respectively, for, in truth, we know nothing about the causes of these phenomena, and have never been able to find out anything about them. These laws are simply inductions from a multitude of observed facts. But the physiological school undertakes to find out the causes of the phenomena of disease; to trace the symptoms of disease back to their ultimate origin, and then acting on the general principle, "remove the cause and the effect will cease," to remove the cause thus discovered and so cure the disease. We have shown that in matters of hygiene this is possible and is the true method. It would be the true method in therapeutics if it were possible. But it is not possible, as we shall best show by an example. Suppose a fully developed inflammation of the lungs. The rational symptoms are: heat of the skin, accelerated and hardened pulse, difficult respiration, oppressing pain in the thorax, dry cough, tough, rusty expectoration. The physical signs are: dullness on percussion, bronchial respiration, and on the margins of the dullness, fine crepitation. The pathological condition is: locally, a deposit of fibrine in the air-cells and tubes, consolidating the lung; and generally, a marked excess of fibrine in the blood. Now, the physiological school assumes this general pathological condition to be the essential cause of the disease; to lie at the foundation of all its symptoms; and it therefore proposes, as the method of cure, to get rid of this pathological condition, viz., the excess of fibrine in the blood and the local deposit of fibrine in the lung. To accomplish this several means may be resorted to, which, though apparently different, are the same in principle. Blood may be abstracted from the arm. This will diminish the quantity of the circulating fluid, and thereby diminish the actual, although not the relative, quantity of fibrine. But as the quantity of the circulating fluid must always be the same, water is poured into the vessels from the surrounding tissues or from the intestines, and thus the blood is really diluted. All other antiphlogistic or derivative methods or medicines act in the same way. But does this method reach the real ultimate cause of the disease ? By no means. In health the blood does not contain too much fibrine. How came it to do so in disease ? This leads us to the question: Where is the fibrine manufactured, and how came so much to be made, or by what means is fibrine generally removed from the blood, and how happens it that it is not more rapidly removed ? To these questions the physiologists can return no certain responses as yet. But if they could do so, is it not obvious that in order that the blood should contain, too much fibrine, there must have been either too much made or too little consumed. Now, if either of these be the case, how unwise to think of rectifying matters by merely conveying away the surplus. It is like endeavoring to pump out a leaking vessel while the leak is still open. The pumping out is only a palliation,—can never be a cure. The cause of the disease must lie in the secretion of the fibrine. But this process is conducted, as you learn from the chair of physiology, through the agency of a structureless cell-wall, and by a process of which we know, and can know, absolutely nothing. It is an ultimate fact, a part of the fact of life. Such are all the ultimate causes of disease. And as diseased organic action is merely a modification of healthy organic action, as disease is only modified life, we can never hope to attain a knowledge of the real causes of disease, and can never base a therapeutics on the rational method of removing the cause. We must fall back, as all investigators of natural science have done, on an empirical science and an empirical law. The great majority, however, even of the old school of medicine, regard a therapeutic law as a great desideratum, as something essential to the constitution of medicine as a science. But to return to our patient. How shall we determine what drug to give him? We have probably made a diagnosis, and given to the collective symptoms which he presents some name of a disease, although, if we have much experience at the bedside we shall undoubtedly have remarked that though the same name may be given to a large number of apparently similar cases of sickness, yet in reality no two of them are in all respects alike; indeed they often differ very widely. This is because the peculiarities of the individual patient are superadded to the general symptoms of the disease under which he is regarded as laboring. But. having formed our diagnosis and given a name to the case, we might recall from the annals of medicine a number of cases to which a similar name had been given, and which had been cured by such or such drugs. Now, there is a school of medicine, and it includes some very brilliant names, which teaches that such clinical experience as this is our only trustworthy source of therapeutic knowledge, that we must gather up reports of cases and analyze them, find out what mode of treatment cured the greatest number of cases, and adopt this as the right mode. Louis, in Europe, and Bartlett and La Roche, in this country, are the representatives of this methodical or numerical school. Now, it will be easily shown, I believe, that while this method may be better than nothing, while it may answer as a make-shift until some better be discovered, it is very far from being in any true sense a science of therapeutics. One objection is this: Its aim is too low. It aims to cure only a majority of cases of any disease; for it avails itself of a method that succeeded only in a majority, not in all; it does not provide for the minority that were not cured by this favorite mode of treatment. It makes no provision for the investigation of the reason why it was that the mode in question failed in a certain number of cases, although it succeeded in a majority. And yet this failure could not have been accidental. There are no accidents in nature. There must have been some good reason for the failure, a reason to be ascertained by investigation and so turned to account as to diminish the minority, and finally altogether to eliminate the failures. This point may be illustrated by example. If we gather the clinical records of intermittent fever, we shall find that a large majority of the cures recorded were effected by cinchona or its derivatives. The methodical school would therefore pronounce cinchona the cure for intermittent, still a minority of cases will be found which cinchona failed to cure. There must be a good reason for this failure, and a true science of therapeutics should make provision for the searching out and the finding of this reason. The science of the methodists makes no such provision. The highest ideal of the methodists, then. would be to cure a majority of the cases intrusted to them. This is too low an ideal to satisfy a reasoning creature. To find out this reason why cinchona, which cures so many cases, yet fails to cure other cases bearing the same name, one must evidently examine carefully the cases cured, on the one hand, and the cases which failed to be cured, on the other hand, in the hope of finding some traits of difference among the many features of resemblance. It will be found that such points of difference exist; that while the symptoms of chill, fever and sweat may exist in all, thus entitling all to the generic name of intermittent fever, there are, nevertheless, minor differences between the two classes of cases sufficient to make them quite distinct. Thus, for example, some cases have thirst, while others have none. Some have gastro-intestinal complications, while others have none. Or, complications of other organs or systems may exist. We thus see differences in cases grouped under the same nosological name. But as yet this does not help us to a reason why cinchona should cure some of these cases and not others. And yet this is the very "pith and marrow" of the question. This is the all-important question for solution. For it is obvious that if we could find out why cinchona cures certain cases presenting certain symptoms, we should know with certainty whether to give cinchona of not in a new case. We should have established a relation between cinchona or its properties and the symptoms presented by cases of sickness. Such a relation is a law. We should then have discovered the great desideratum, the therapeutic law. What we seek to know then is this: What relation is there between the physiological action, the absolute properties of drugs, as ascertained by provings on the healthy subject, and the symptoms of disease? We have shown that the properties of drugs, in the sense in which we use the term, are accurately ascertained only by the symptoms they produce on the healthy subject. The question, then, may be expressed as follows: What relation subsists between the symptoms which a drug produces on the healthy subject and those which it will remove from a sick man ? If we could answer this question, we should know what drug to select for our sick man, who has been waiting for a prescription while we have been discussing this subject. Very long ago, an answer was given to this question in the words: CONTRARIA CONTRARIIS OPPONENDA, which means that the relation of contrariety or opposition should exist between the symptoms of the patient and the symptoms which the drug that we are to select to cure him is capable of producing. This was assumed to be the natural solution of the question. It was argued, and still is argued, that if a patient be heated, he seeks that which will cool him ; if thirsty, that which will make him not thirsty; if constipated, a laxative; if loose in the bowels, an astringent, etc., etc. The objection to this proposed law is twofold: . 1. It rests upon a confusion of ideas. The procedures of hygiene are confounded with those of therapeutics. In hygienic treatment the problem is to find out which of the natural general stimuli necessary to maintain health has been deficient or in excess or perverted, and to restore or regulate it. By this method, if there be too much heat, from this stimulus having been in excess, the obvious remedy is a diminution of the supply. If thirst spring from a too sparing supply of water, it is obvious that this must be made up, etc. And the test of a successful judgment in such cases is the cessation of the symptom. So in the case of constipation, if the impacted faeces act merely as a mechanical irritant, as a foreign body in the intestine, their removal by direct mechanical means or indirectly through an irritation produced in the intestine by drugs, is purely a hygienic procedure, and may be effected in accordance with the law CONTRARIA CONTRARIIS. 2. But when we come to symptoms which result not directly from abnormal supply of stimuli, but from a modification of the vital forces, and which consist in alterations of sensation, of function, of tissue, how can we find the contraries, the opposites of these symptoms ? What symptom produced on the healthy subject by a drug can be the opposite or contrary of a sore throat, of a gastralgia, of a toothache, of a miliary rash, of a delirium, of a nausea, of a small-pox pustule, of a scarlatina eruption, of a varicose ulcer ? No more words are needed to show the absurdity of the maxim viewed in this light,—the impossibility of the proposed law. But it may be said that this interpretation does not do it justice. It may be urged that we are to seek not the contraries of the symptoms themselves, but the opposites of that physiological or pathological state which gave rise to the symptoms. In considering the subject from this point we shall be able to pronounce an opinion at the same time upon another principle of therapeutics, that indeed which is at the present day regarded with almost universal favor, — the method, it may be called, of treating diseases upon general principles. This method ignores any therapeutic law, its possibility or necessity. The reliance of this method is upon pathology, by means of which science it proposes to ascertain the interior changes in tissue and structure, which lie at the foundation of, and give rise to, the symptoms of the patient, and thus get a rational appreciation of the symptoms. It studies the symptoms produced by the drug in the same way. After having formed a theory of the conditions which produce these symptoms respectively, this mode of treatment proposes to select a drug capable of producing a pathological condition opposite or contrary to that which gave rise to the symptoms of the patient. Except in words, this method does not differ from that which we have discussed. Instead of opposing symptoms to symptoms directly, a theory is formed respecting each series of symptoms, and these theories are opposed to each other. Using the word symptom as we do, in its broadest sense, to include every fact that can be ascertained or observed by the medical practitioner, both objective and subjective, the symptoms of a patient comprise all that can be known respecting the patient's disease. To theorize upon the proximate or ultimate cause of these symptoms is not to add anything to our knowledge. It is indeed interposing an hypothesis, the probable result of which will be to lead us astray. In no possible event can it facilitate the cure. Let us suppose a case: A patient presents a series of symptoms, among which paleness, palpitation, want of appetite, loss of strength, perhaps haemorrhage from various surfaces, are prominent. These, with the other symptoms, furnish all that can be ascertained about this patient. Physiology and pathology enable us to comprehend how these symptoms are connected with each other, and with certain states of the solid and fluid tissues of the body; and thus these sciences enable us to form a diagnosis and a prognosis and to institute a hygienic treatment. But when we come to therapeutics, if we adopt the method of treating on " general principles," we shall say, the blood is deficient in red globules, hence the paleness and palpitation. The serum is in excess, hence the anasarca and the loss of strength. There are laxity and flaccidity of the surface membranes, and of the muscles and nerves, hence the haemorrhages and the debility. The indication is to give a remedy which will increase the red globules and will give tone to membranes, muscles and nerves. This sounds wise and practical. But on analysis it proves to be mere verbiage. The pathological statement is a mere restatement of the symptoms, adding nothing to their force or significance. The indication may be reduced to this simple general indication: Give a drug that will cure the patient,—a thing we all wish to do. We know of no drug that will, in the healthy subject, increase the red globules of the blood; nor can we ever know a drug that will give tone to the healthy membrane, muscle and nerve. For what do we mean by tone? Nothing more nor less than healthy normal condition. Can any drug ever produce this condition in a healthy subject? Can we reproduce what is already in active existence? It is manifest, then, that this method is, after all its parade of science, its pathological analysis, its indication, and its appeal to general principles, nothing else but the raw and crude resort to unmethodized, empirical experience. Iron, which in the case supposed, would of course be the drug selected, will in reality be chosen, not because its symptoms sustain, or their hypothetical, pathological cause bears, any relation of contrariety to the symptoms of the patient or their hypothetical, pathological cause; but solely because it was found out in some manner unknown that iron would cure such cases; and manifold experience has corroborated the discovery. Just as it was found out that cinchona would cure intermittent fever and mercury syphilis. The fact that iron cures the case, and that iron is a constituent of the red globule, is a mere curious coincidence. But unless a law should be induced from such experience, we have shown that the experience alone cannot serve as the basis of a science of therapeutics. It is clear, then, that the relation between the symptoms of a disease and the symptoms of the drug that will remove them, cannot be that of contrariety or opposition. How may we ascertain what it is if indeed there be any fixed relation? If we had no knowledge of any drugs that almost uniformly cure certain diseases, it would be almost impossible to find an answer to this question. But, fortunately, we possess several drugs of which we know by long and often-repeated experience, indeed by common consent, that they do cause the disappearance of certain definite groups of symptoms. Now, is it not probable that if we avail ourselves of these facts, and if we prove some such drug upon the healthy organism, and compare the symptoms thus produced by it with the symptoms which we know it to be capable of curing, we shall thus at last, after a number of such trials, arrive at a knowledge of the relation which exists between the symptoms which a drug can produce on the healthy, and those which it can remove in the sick ? This relation, if constantly observed, would serve as a therapeutic law. For, by provings upon the healthy we have it in our power to ascertain the symptoms which every drug is capable of producing. We can have thus an armament in reserve to meet any symptoms that may present themselves in a patient. And there is no limit to the extent to which this may be carried. Now, this has actually been done with respect to all the well-known and conceded specific medicines, and indeed to nearly all known drugs. It has been observed that a constant relation exists between the symptoms which a drug will produce in the healthy subject and those which it will cure in the sick. This relation is that of similarity. It is not necessary to adduce at this time instances in corroboration of this statement. They will occur during every lecture of this course when we come to the study of individual drugs. From the fact of this constant relationship of similarity springs the therapeutic law which I believe to be the universal and only one,— SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR. Diseases are to be cured by drugs which are capable of producing in the healthy subject symptoms similar to those of the disease in question. The homeopathic materia medica is made up, theoretically at least, of the objective and subjective symptoms produced upon healthy persons by drugs, taken with a view to ascertain their physiological or pathogenetic effects. I say theoretically, because our materia medica being as yet incomplete and imperfect, whereas the exigencies of practice are as wide and various as the distribution and the diseases of the human race, we are under the present necessity of supplementing our pure provings by observations of the action of remedies on the sick (called clinical symptoms), by toxicological records which are involuntary provings made in a rougher way than we could desire, and even by hypothetical conclusions from the scanty data of incomplete provings, as, for example, when from the action of a drug upon the mamma we infer its effect upon the ovary, etc., etc. The necessities for the temporary expedients will be less frequent in proportion as we are able to carry forward the development of the science of materia medica. This is a work which requires much time, labor and self-sacrifice of those who engage in it, and several generations must pass away before the science will have attained tolerable completeness. Were it never so complete, we are called upon to deal with bedside problems that would severely tax its resources. And we are compelled to base our prescriptions frequently upon clinical observations, upon analogies, upon some trivial symptoms in some region of the body quite remote from the pathological center of the disease; certainly such cases as these most brilliantly illustrate the value of our grand therapeutic law, which leads us to success through many dark places on which pathology would shed no light. Nevertheless, as students of science we cannot but desire that our materia medica should be as complete, and should present us pictures of drug diseases, as numerous and varied as the maladies for which we are called to prescribe; as workers in the domain of science, we cannot but determine to give ourselves to this task of developing the materia medica. It behooves us then to examine our present materia medica, and mark where it is weak and defective, that our earnest efforts may be given first to those points. Before specifying some of these points, let me speak for a moment of others on which I think the materia medica is strong, since by these we may exemplify the characteristics of a serviceable pathogenesis. I consider that in its account of the action of drugs upon the alimentary canal as compared with other regions, the homeopathic materia medica is reasonably complete and definite. As regards the stomach, the symptoms of drugs are, in general, so clearly stated that we can distinguish, as Dr. Hirschel has shown in his prize essay on cardialgia, the neuroses from the various organic affections, and in each of these departments it is not often necessary to hesitate long in the selection of the remedy. If this be true of the stomach, it may be still more emphatically stated of the lower portions of the alimentary canal. Among the points upon which the symptoms of the materia medica give data which enable us to distinguish the indications of one drug from those of another, may be named: the sensations and pains, both those felt by the patient irrespective of his actions, and such as are induced by motion, touch, etc. ; second, performance of function ; third, contents of the intestine, as evidenced by evacuations; fourth, symptoms attendant upon evacuation.


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