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This is another Mekton featured in "Mekton Mecha Manual Volume One," way back in 1994. It is copyright and everything R. Talsorian Games, no infingement, etc.
Beautiful and detailed. Yet, Rampage-like, I didn't like the pose. It could be in a parade, or in a medal-award ceremony for is pilot. Or maybe in an hangar.
I getcha. This one's suffering from the problem less than the Rampage, but it does have some of that going on. I did them at the same time, so it makes sense. Glad you dig the design, anyway!
Mecha, proud and handsome! Very good details. Two thumbs up!
Thank you very much! I gotta color this one sometime. I'm especially happy I was able to take a pre-existing (and rather ugly) Mekton and make it cooler.
Nice work.
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A quick watercolour of my cat Emily.
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Now taken in natural light.
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Thankyou very kindly Anne. I like the whiskers, but I painted them a bit too thickly..
White whiskers on a dark background are always a nightmare to draw/paint I think, but it looks really cute the way you painted them, and whiskers are just great things in general
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You did very well, Kate. The patterns on the fur and the eyes are very appealing. The whiskers seem a bit too thick, but understandable because of the nature of watercolours. Well done!
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Beautiful ^^ I love how you painted the fur and the whiskers. The pink in the left corner is so sweet, I can't wait to see it in the natural light.
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Charming, I love it
Thankyou very much for your lovely comment! I have just renewed this deviation with a photograph taken in natural light, so it should look a bit better.
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Natural Birth not Painful at all???
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Isn't that a lovely thought. I haven't had a natural birth, but I fully intend to this time. From my understanding, the more you're prepared - and if you have a doula, etc. It can be significantly better than the alternative. But, I find it impossible to believe that it'd be "pain free."
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I have heard stories with hypnobirthing about women not experiencing pain just discomfort! I am going for an unmedicated childbirth.
Bump I am interested in hearing what people have to say
Landon arrived 8weeks early on 12/10/2010 at 4lbs 7oz due to pre-e ,but is doing awesome now and growing like a weed!
I have a friend that swore by this book
I delivered all three without pain meds...and It got pretty intense...
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I didn't think it was "painful" by all means....I know I am probably going to make up for it all with this LO. I was so happy to be giving birth it was a natural high for me...I actully was laughing and joking with the dr and nurses. The worst part for me was delivering the placenta...really uncomforatable.
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My daughter was a natural birth. It definitley wasn't pain free- but I wouldn't say it was excrutiating pain either....
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I was unmedicated during labor, but then ended up with a c-section last minute, after 2 hours of pushing and no progression. I wouldn't say I had no pain during labor, but the pain was certainly manageable. I agree with pp, the more prepared you are the better your experience will be. I used some hypnobirthing techniques and had an awesome doula, so I think those two factors helped a lot.
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Labor was absolutely not pain free...contractions can be rough!
But the actual birth part, when my daughter actually came into this world was not painful at all...at least that I remember anyway...it actually felt good to finally push her through!
Maybe that is what she's talking about...I find it hard to believe any labor would ever be pain free!
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My first birth was unmedicated and it was NOT painfree. I used breathing and focal points to get through labor and that wasn't too hard. Pushing the baby out became very painful and baby ended up with shoulder dystocia so the doc had to cut me all the way down just to get him out. I felt very removed from myself during the actual birth. It wasn't horrific, and obviously I lived through it. However, I made the choice for myself to have epidurals for the next two, and I will for this one as well. My second brith was anything but pleasant (delivered at 29 weeks) but my third was blissful! I had my epidural at around 5 cms and I was so calm and relaxed, so when it was time to push I just pushed her right out.
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Seems it has a lot to do with your definition of pain. While it was different from say, the pain of cutting your finger, I wouldn't label it as "pain-free." I think it has a lot to do with how well you handle ANY intense feeling. Also, the early stages of labor, at least for me, were a lot like very intense menstrual cramps, so if you consider that "painful" then yes, labor might be painful for you.
I have heard that if you are able to prepare mentally in a way that dissociates the labor feelings from "pain" (i.e. visualizing progress, dilation, etc.) it can help you manage the contractions. That didn't really work for me though. All I could do was breathe and just try to get to the next breath, lol. Maybe now that I've been through it, I'll be able to reframe the experience in this way?
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I went for two days in labor with no pain meds and it HURT. All though had they told me at the end of day two that I was 7cm dilated and it would be over soon I would have not opted for the epi. I think that I I had known I was progressing I would have been able to power through. However after 2 days of labor I was only 3cm's and there was no end in sight. The epiended up being a blessing for me as I ended up in an emergency c-section with serious post birth complications unrelated to the c-section. I know she also says every women should deliver at home but thankfully I was in the hospital otherwise I would have certainly died. (my labor was too long, mother exhaustion and I hemorrhaged - would have happened with or without the c-section and with or without the epi)
My mom had all 3 of her kids naturally. She said it was very painful but that afterwards you feel like a million bucks!


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Plan: 5 minute warm up walk, then alternating 60 seconds of running with 90 seconds of walking for 20 minutes, 5 minute cool down walk. Repeated on three days.
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Last week�s workout schedule, with results:
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I just reshoed the Trek 520 with a pair of 700x32 Marathons. What is the correct tire pressure? THX!
I just reshoed the Trek 520 with a pair of 700x32 Marathons. What is the correct tire pressure? THX!
I'm just trying to be the person my dog thinks I am.
Which Marathon? The min and max pressure is stated on the sidewalls. I have 700x32 Marathon Plus HS348, min is 55 psi and max is 95 psi, I run mine at 80psi. I arrived at this number by trying. Higher and the ride is too hard, lower and it's too soft. Sometimes you need to try what suits you best within the specs.
I just checked my "regular" Marathons and the max and min pressures are the same as AdamDZ Plus's. I also ran mine in the neighborhood of 80-85 (they are off the bike right now). I think the correct pressure depends on the gross weight of the bike, rider, and gear. My uderstanding is --the heavier, the more pressure.
There is no need to exceed 75psi if bike + rider is less than 200 lbs. Maxing out the pressure may net an extra 0.5 mph at the expense of a much harsher ride on smooth road. If the road is bumpy, then your speed may go down because the bike is bouncing like a ping pong ball...loss of traction.
THX for the help. I put them up to 80 pound figuring that would be in the ball park. By the way, the regular Marathons, not one of the heavier plus tires. I'l see how thes work as they are replacing a great pair of Conti TT2000s. One flat with those tires! great tires!
Oh, and there is nothing on the sidewall of the Marathons that makes sence to me. Something like 3.5 bars to 6.5 bars.
I weigh in at 220, so I'm going to run them at 80 and see how it goes.
I'm just trying to be the person my dog thinks I am.
and of course not all tubes hold pressure for the same length of time. Some tubes might hold 80psi for a week and some might go down to 65psi in a couple of days. I got used to thumping the tire for a particular tone after pumping it up with the floor pump to a particular psi. After a few months doing this you get familiar with the sound the tire makes and it becomes second nature to hit the front and back tire before riding as a rough check.
tom: bar is a measure of atmospheric pressure--roughly 14.7psi at sea level. That makes the 3.5-6.5 bar rating roughly 50-95 psi. Using the 15% drop suggested, this would be right about 80 psi, so you should be fine. Ride it for a time to see how they feel unloaded, and you can always adjust up or down as necessary.
Another POI - I run Marathon Supremes (85PSI tires) at 90-92#. The difference in roll is amazing - though higher pressures don't improve it any more.
I'm 190#, bike is 42# as normally loaded.
I run a 35 on the front, and a 40 on the rear.
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Good stuff!!! Now I know what bar means.
I rode the bike, unloaded, at 80 pounds and the ride was smooth. This is my first time back on this bike in two years as i prepare to do some touring. Compared to the bike I've been riding, a Lemond Zurich, the 520 was slow. Which is exactly what I expected. By the way, for anyone here looking for a comfy fast road bike, a Lemond Zurich spine bike is highly recommended, if you can find one.
On with the rest of the pre- tour prep. next up, a final decision on new bags or a trailer?
THX for the help!
I'm just trying to be the person my dog thinks I am.
tom: I like my trailer for local and domestic tours, but would probably opt for the racks/panniers if I were planning any tours where I had to box and ship my rig.
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THX guys.
The bags/trailer - never ending debate around here. Unfortunately no way to demo ride both options. Probably buy both and use a combo on different trips. Those trips are starting with some short local stuff around south jersey and the jersey shore and then ranging out to the delmarva. if things go well, there's NJ to Key West. We'll see!
I'll play with the pressures to see how it affects the ride. Anyone know of an accurate bike tire gauge for Presta valves?
I'm just trying to be the person my dog thinks I am.
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|Great country pub with a friendly landlord. Two real ales always available (Six Bells and Hobsons, both from Shropshire). Healthy mixture of locals and people passing by on the Clun-Newtown road.
The previous comment by "anonymous" about cats in the kitchen/internet dining site is just a typical example of why this country of ours is going down the pan into dreary obscurity. The Anchor is not somewhere one reads about in the Times Good Food Supplement or whatever and nor should it ever be. It's not the sort of place - thank God - which attracts the Tripadvisor sort who love a good moan. It is about proper ale, proper chat about any issue you want to raise, a proper fire cracking away to heat the place a bit, a couple of local lads playing pool, and yes, chickens in the car park (and their eggs for sale inside). And long may this continue. At least this corner of England is remaining truly ENGLISH and not some cleansed 21st century everywhere-in-the-world-should-be-the-same horror.
HGSterling - 7 Feb 2015 18:57
|Just to try to balance the previous comments - a candidate for an internet dining site this place is not, (do not come here for prawn sandwiches). It is a very old, quirky, dying breed type of place - cats in the kitchen, chickens in the car park, type of establishment. These places will disappear under the wheels of internet dining sites, and I, for one, will be sad to see them go. AVOID AT ALL COSTS if you have been surfing internet dining sites -your head will be in a different, and not always better, world.
tel - 31 Aug 2007 16:39
|Researching rural pubs for internet dining site and happened upon cosy-looking inn. Beer choice okay but limited. Food tolerable but horrified by cats in kitchen and lack of hygiene all round. Landlord extremely rude and inhospitable. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.
anonymous - 28 Aug 2007 22:10
|A classic and run by a very friendly publican. Well kept Hobsons and Big Nev and well frequented by Border folk.
johnsor - 13 May 2007 22:06
|I popped in for the first time in thirty years (thanks to this site), it is exactly the same!! Real Ale, (no draught lager!), a real time warp. Give it a try if you are ever near, this sort of place is a threatened species.
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By: Loryll Nicolaisen, Journal staff writer
Placer County Sheriff's Office and U. S. Forest Service crews are combing part of the Western States trail in the Foresthill area in search of a missing runner. A man in his 40s out of Orangevale became separated from his group while running on a stretch of the trail between Devil's Thumb and Deadwood, Placer County Sheriff's Lt. Richard Tornberg said Sunday evening. "The rest of the people in the group got to the end and he had fallen behind," Tornberg said. The two agencies searched by air and on the ground for the runner, who was reported missing around 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Tornberg said.


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You bring up an interesting point, one that I've been working over for myself a lot.
My sweet FBF is so much to me. (oh yah, NR, that's eloquent) He touches my soul, my very soul, in deep and profound and wordless ways. He's not likely to ever be available for living together; and if he were, we might destroy one another. I feel very sad about that.
My preferred state is living together. So, I've been trying to imagine how I could find and create a partner to live with, whilst not giving him up, and not detracting from our relationship.
It's been my challenge not to downgrade my feelings, whilst accepting the behaviours that are available, without trying to insist upon more.
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|Tataryn DJ, Roos NP, Black CD
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|Adolescent, Adult, Aged, Ambulatory Care/utilization, Child, Child, Preschool, Community Health Planning, Female, Health Services Accessibility, Humans, Infant, Information Systems, Male, Manitoba, Middle Aged, Physicians/supply & distribution/utilization, Regional Health Planning, Residence Characteristics, Rural Population, Single-Payer System/utilization, Urban Population
|This article describes the utilization of ambulatory physician services by Manitoba residents during the fiscal year 1991/1992. Care was assigned to the patient's residence in one of eight administrative regions, whether the care was received in or out of the region of residence. Disparities in physician supply across regions did not correspond with differences in the use of services: the Winnipeg region had twice as many physicians per 1000 residents as the largely rural non-Winnipeg regions and was home to most specialists. With their rich supply of physicians, particularly specialists, Winnipeg residents had somewhat higher contact rates (16%), and the province spent 26% more per resident providing physician services, despite the fact that our indicators of health status and socioeconomic risk suggest no increased need for physician services among Winnipeg residents. Despite the concentration of physicians in Winnipeg, there was remarkably good access to physicians across the province, with 78% or more of the residents in every region making at least one contact with a physician during the year. The differences in use between Winnipeg and non-Winnipeg residents were almost entirely accounted for by intensive users, (individuals making eight or more visits per year). Although residents 75 years of age and older (6% of the population) made twice as many visits per capita compared to younger adults, their actual demand on the system was small, accounting for just less than 10% of expenditures on physician services. Population-based health information provides important insight for needs-based planning of physician services.
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Utilization of physician resources for ambulatory care
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WRESTLING: PSU off to a hot start
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Penn State jumped out to an early three-point lead over second-place Oklahoma State during the opening session of the 2014 NCAA Wrestling Championships. And for the Nittany Lions, they couldn't have asked for a much better start.
Nine of the 10 qualifying wrestlers advanced to the second round and they picked up an upset win from 149-pound sixth-year senior James English when he topped 12th-seeded Dylan Cottrell of Appalachian State, 5-4, in overtime.
Five of Penn State's victories came with bonus points, including the last bout in which redshirt junior Jon Gingrich plowed through David Devine of Southern Illinois - Edwardsville for the 12-4 major decision. Both wins for English and Gingrich were their first career NCAA tournament victories.
141-pound true freshman Zain Retherford also picked up his first career NCAA tourney victory with a 5-0 win over Ugi Khishignyam of Citadel, who was a fourth-place finisher at the 2013 nationals.
Wrestling in his first NCAA tourney, too, 133-pound Jimmy Gulibon wasn't as successful. The redshirt freshman fell to Oklahoma State's fourth-seeded Jonathon Morrison, 4-0, for Penn State's only loss of the first session.
With Session II set to begin at 7:00 (ET) on ESPNU, here's a quick look at the first-round results and which opponents the Penn State competitors will draw this evening.
125: No. 3 Nico Megaludis over Darian Cruz (Lehigh), TF, 18-3
Next match: No. 14 Ed Klimara (Oklahoma State)
133: Jimmy Gulibon defeated by No. 4 Jonathon Morrison (Oklahoma State), 4-0
Next match: Vincent Pizzuto (EMU)
141: No. 3 Zain Retherford over Ugi Khishignyam (Citadel), 5-0
Next match: No. 14 Edgar Bright (Pitt)
149: James English over No. 12 Dyllan Cottrell (App State), 5-4 (OT)
Next match: No. Jason Tsirtsis (Northwestern)
157: No. 13 Dylan Alton over Brian Murphy (Mich), 5-1
Next match: No. 4 Ian Miller (Kent State)
165: No. 1 David Taylor pins Joe Brewster (SDSU), 2:58
Next match: No. 16 Jim Wilson (Stanford)
174: No. 5 Matt Brown over Kyle Meyer (Stanford), 17-4
Next match: No. 12 Tanner Weatherman (Iowa State)
184: No. 2 Ed Ruth pins Jackson Hein (Wisconsin), 1:59
Next match: Lazarus Reyes (Illinois)
197: No. 3 Morgan McIntosh over John Bolich (Lehigh), 5-0
Next match: No. 14 Chris Penny (Virginia Tech)
285: No. 14 Jon Gingrich over David Devine (SIUE), 12-4 MD
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2. Oklahoma State - 13.5
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Levi, Eren, Mikasa, Jean, and Armin I love these guys...I had to throw Mikasa in with them because I love her character. Plus she's a hardcore fighter.
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This looks great, and I like these guys as well! I love how Jean seems to be becoming a more major character recently since he has had some really great character development
Yes I love Jean first he annoyed me but over the episodes I fell in love with him as well. Levi still stands out for me but I can't help but love them all.
Yeah same here I thought Jean was self-centered and somewhat of a bully when he first appeared but now that's no longer the case: he now cares about others (I loved his friendship with Marco ) and is a good leader. I like Armin's development as well, going from timid with an extremely low self-esteem to being courageous, self-confident as well as gaining a sense of survival like Mikasa has (but still isn't as cold as she can be). But yes, no one beats Rivaille .
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Here's everything you need to know about the main villain of Marvel Studio's 2015 summer blockbuster and who's voicing him.
Avengers: Age of Ultron will bring Marvel's Vision to life…literally. Here's what you need to know about the actor playing him and the hero himself.
If you've seen The Avengers in action against Ultron, then you probably got a kick out of hearing these memorable quotes from the cast.
Not only will Quicksilver run around like a maniac in Avengers: Age of Ultron, his twin sister Scarlet Witch will do some damage right alongside him.
Quicksilver will make an impact in Avengers: Age of Ultron and actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson will step into his fast shoes. Here's what you need to know about the man and the speedy superhero.
Here's everything you need to know about the biggest comic book blockbuster of 2015, Avengers: Age of Ultron.
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Here's the 1st trailer for the next superhero team-up film from Marvel Studios, "Avengers: Age of Ultron."
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Fans of the 1st edition of "Disney Infinity" will want to wreak havoc in the Marvel Comics universe with "Disney Infinity Marvel Super Heroes (2.0)."
Marvel TV will host a panel for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter at the 2014 San Diego Comic-Con. Casts for each show will drop hints on their upcoming seasons.
Marvel Comic is ready to shakeup its universe of heroic idols and storylines.
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Who doesn't love pizza?? I know it's a favorite around my house, and I love when I see different takes or ideas for pizza. I guess that's why I was drawn to this recipe when I first saw it. The name caught me, first. Potato Pizza Pie. I thought it was just going to be topped with potatoes, which I was totally down for trying. But then I saw that this is definitely not your typical pizza – the "crust" is actually made out of potatoes instead of a pizza dough!
I only had 1 complaint with this recipe – and it's one that I find that I run into quite often with recipes. The recipe calls for "6 large white potatoes". What exactly does that mean? I took it to mean 6 large white potatoes – like Idaho potatoes, or baking potatoes. And I was completely wrong. I was only making a half batch, and after I grated 3 large potatoes, I knew something was wrong. That is a lot of grated potato!! In fact, it filled a 9×13 pan quite thickly – and the full recipe is only supposed to fill an 8×8 pan!! So, needless to say, I don't really like it when recipes just use "large" or "small" as a guide for an ingredient. It's too open to interpretation!! (And for the recipe below, I just changed the "large" to "small" – I wish I knew exactly how many cups of grated potatoes you actually need…)
But despite the little hiccup with the potatoes, this was actually quite delicious! I added pepperoni to our pizza, which is an added expense if you are trying to make this for under $5. But it was a delicious expense! I'll admit that it didn't really taste like pizza, but it was still a great dinner idea. But if you are on a gluten-free diet, this could totally be adapted to fit your diet, and it just might help to cure a pizza craving!!
Potato Pizza Pie
slightly adapted from The $5 Dinner Mom Cookbook
serves 4
total time: about 1 hour
6 small white potatoes
2 eggs
1 tablespoon flour
1 cup pizza sauce
2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese
desired toppings (I used pepperoni)
Preheat the oven to 350F.
Peel the potatoes and slice into quarters. Grate the potatoes in a food processor using the grating blade.
In a bowl, beat the eggs slightly. Add in the grated potatoes. Mix in the flour and season with salt and pepper.
Spread the mixture into the bottom of an 8×8 inch baking dish. Bake for 30 minutes in the preheated oven, or until the potatoes are golden on top.
Remove the "potato crust" from the oven and spread the pizza sauce over the top. Sprinkle with the shredded cheese. Top with additional toppings, if desired.
Return the pizza to the oven and cook for 15 minutes, or until the cheese is melted. Cut the potato pizza into squares for serving.
12 Responses to Potato Pizza Pie {Cookbook of the Month Recipe}
The pepperoni look just PERFECT laying on that pizza
This looks so good. And I agree with you – certain veggies and even meat can range so greatly in size that it should really be listed as a measurement.
I agree with you 100% about recipes that call for 3 small potatoes, or 2 cloves of garlic, etc. I wish they would actually measure the ingredients and call for them that way. Things would be much more precise and the recipes much more consistent.
This recipe is lots of fun and gave me a wonderful idea for my son who is allergic to flour. I'm thinking twice-baked potatoes, pizza style.
I have the same gripe as you! I've been trying to put weights in my recipes for things like potatoes lately because my idea of large & your might be completely different
What an interesting idea! I would never have thought to prepare potatoes like this!
So scrummy looking! I love that pizza pie. A great idea.
this is such a fun way to switch up pizza! i love it!
have you checked out my pizza pasta casserole on my blog? I think you will like it….I'm going to try your recipe, sounds awesome
I am totally with you on potato size in recipes…so confusing! And this looks so cute (and tasty)!
Cool idea! How fun too.
What a great twist! And since I love potatoes and pizza I'm sure this would be a hit!
I'm not gluten free, but I'd eat this any day! I love potatoes and pizza…what a combination! It looks yummaroni!


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Plaxico Burress, who was listed as doubtful on the injury report for Sunday's game, is probably not going to suit up now. He done shot hisself in the leg.
FOX SPORTS' Jay Glazer, who's quickly challenging John Clayton as the go-to guy for breaking NFL news, reports this morning that Burress accidentally shot himself in the leg Friday night. He spent the night in the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, and no details have been forthcoming from the Giants while they try to get to the bottom of this.
Clayton, trying to out-Clayton Glazer, adds the unsurprising fact that this took place at a club. Normally I'd go on a rant about bringing a gun to a club, but at least it beats bringing a gun to a Toys Я Us.
So many questions here. Was Plax trying to make sure he couldn't play? Did someone tell him that shooting a tight hamstring could loosen it up? Did he get into a gunfight with a midget, who ducked between his legs just when Plax took the shot? Will my fantasy team let me put him on IR?
Domenik Hixon will start for the G-Men tomorrow against the Redskins. He is battling his own ankle injury, but he's the preferable choice because it's not a gunshot wound.
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Challenges in Pain Management at the End of Life - Article
ABSTRACT: Effective pain management in the terminally ill patient requires an understanding of pain control strategies. Ongoing assessment of pain is crucial and can be accomplished using various forms and scales. It is also important to determine if the pain is nociceptive (somatic or visceral pain) or neuropathic (continuous dysesthesias or chronic lancinating or paroxysmal pain). Nociceptive pain can usually be controlled with nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs or corticosteroids, whereas neuropathic pain responds to tricyclic antidepressants or anticonvulsants. Relief of breakthrough pain requires the administration of an immediate-release analgesic medication. If a significant amount of medication for breakthrough pain is already being given, the baseline dose of sustained-release analgesic medication should be increased. If pain does not respond to one analgesic medication, physicians should use an equianalgesic dose chart when changing the medication or route of administration. Opioid rotation can be used if pain can no longer be controlled on a specific regimen. The impact of unresolved psychosocial or spiritual issues on pain management may need to be addressed.
Recognition of Alcohol and Substance Abuse - Article
ABSTRACT: Ten percent of the population abuses drugs or alcohol, and 20 percent of patients seen by family physicians have substance-abuse problems, excluding tobacco use. These patients can be identified by relying on regular screening or a high index of suspicion based on "red flags" that can be noted in various clinical situations. The modified CAGE questionnaire is an excellent screening instrument, but several alternatives are available. The best screening test is one that the physician will routinely use well. Laboratory indicators such as gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase, mean corpuscular volume, and carbohydrate-deficient transferrin are nonspecific but can add to the evidence of alcohol abuse. If problem alcohol use is diagnosed, even brief physician advice can be helpful. If the problem has progressed to addiction, referral to an addiction specialist or treatment center is recommended. Special issues arise in dealing with substance abuse in adolescents, elderly patients, and patients with mental illness, but the family physician can play an important role in recognizing this common problem.
Efficient Identification of Adults with Depression and Dementia - Article
ABSTRACT: Family physicians must decide how to screen for depression or dementia and which patients to screen. Mental health questionnaires can be helpful. In practice-based screening, questionnaires are administered to all patients, regardless of risk status. In case-finding screening, questionnaires are administered only when depression or dementia is suspected. The 2002 U.S. Preventive Services Task Force report recommends screening adults for depression to improve detection and patient outcomes but does not suggest the use of any particular screening instrument. Serial or sequential testing with the Patient Health Questionnaire-2 and the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 is a good strategy for detecting major depressive episodes in primary care settings. The Patient Health Questionnaire-2 consists of two questions that assess the presence of anhedonia and dysphoria. If a patient answers "yes" to either question, the more specific Patient Health Questionnaire-9 is administered to assess the severity of depressive symptoms and to ascertain the presence of major depressive episode. The Patient Health Questionnaire-9 also can be used to monitor symptom severity and treatment response. The 2003 U.S. Preventive Services Task Force report does not recommend for or against routine screening for dementia in older adults. However, the report does assert that cognitive function should be assessed when impairment is suspected. The Folstein Mini-Mental State Examination and the Functional Activities Questionnaire are suggested tools. The Clock Drawing Test also has been shown to be useful in primary care settings.
Nutritional Assessment and Counseling for Prevention and Treatment of Cardiovascular Disease - Article
ABSTRACT: Physicians face several barriers to counseling their patients about nutrition, including conflicting evidence of the benefit of counseling, limited training and understanding of the topic, and imperfect and varied guidelines to follow. Because cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in industrialized nations, family physicians should provide more than pharmacologic interventions. They must identify the patient's dietary habits and attitudes and provide appropriate counseling. Tools are available to help, and a seven-step approach to nutritional therapy for the dyslipidemic patient may be useful. These steps include recommending increased intake of plant proteins; increased intake of omega-3 fatty acids; modification of the types of oils used in food preparation; decreased intake of saturated and trans-fatty acids; increased intake of whole grains and dietary fiber (especially soluble fiber) and decreased intake of refined grains; modification of alcohol intake, if needed; and regular exercise. Recommendations should be accompanied by patient information handouts presenting acceptable substitutions for currently identified detrimental food choices.
Adolescent Substance Use and Abuse: Recognition and Management - Article
ABSTRACT: Substance abuse in adolescents is undertreated in the United States. Family physicians are well positioned to recognize substance use in their patients and to take steps to address the issue before use escalates. Comorbid mental disorders among adolescents with substance abuse include depression, anxiety, conduct disorder, and attention-deficit/ hyperactivity disorder. Office-, home-, and school-based drug testing is not routinely recommended. Screening tools for adolescent substance abuse include the CRAFFT questionnaire. Family therapy is crucial in the management of adolescent substance use disorders. Although family physicians may be able to treat adolescents with substance use disorders in the office setting, it is often necessary and prudent to refer patients to one or more appropriate consultants who specialize specifically in substance use disorders, psychology, or psychiatry. Treatment options include anticipatory guidance, brief therapeutic counseling, school-based drug-counseling programs, outpatient substance abuse clinics, day treatment programs, and inpatient and residential programs. Working within community and family contexts, family physicians can activate and oversee the system of professionals and treatment components necessary for optimal management of substance misuse in adolescents.
Alcohol-Related Problems: Recognition and Intervention - Article
ABSTRACT: Early identification of alcohol-related problems is important because these problems are prevalent, pose serious health risks to patients and their families, and are amenable to intervention. Physicians may be able to help patients change their drinking behaviors. The most effective tool for screening is a thorough history of the patient's drinking behavior, designed to identify patterns of alcohol-related difficulties with physical and mental health, family life, legal authorities and employment. Alcohol drinkers can be categorized as at-risk, problem or alcohol dependent, according to a protocol developed by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. The severity of the alcohol problem and the patient's readiness to change should determine the intervention selected by the family physician.
Outpatient Detoxification of the Addicted or Alcoholic Patient - Article
ABSTRACT: Outpatient detoxification of patients with alcohol or other drug addiction is being increasingly undertaken. This type of management is appropriate for patients in stage I or stage II of withdrawal who have no significant comorbid conditions and have a support person willing to monitor their progress. Adequate dosages of appropriate substitute medications are important for successful detoxification. In addition, comorbid psychiatric, personality and medical disorders must be managed, and social and environmental concerns need to be addressed. By providing supportive, nonjudgmental, yet assertive care, the family physician can facilitate the best possible chance for a patient's successful recovery.
Alcoholism in the Elderly - Article
ABSTRACT: Alcohol abuse and alcoholism are common but underrecognized problems among older adults. One third of older alcoholic persons develop a problem with alcohol in later life, while the other two thirds grow older with the medical and psychosocial sequelae of early-onset alcoholism. The common definitions of alcohol abuse and dependence may not apply as readily to older persons who have retired or have few social contacts. Screening instruments can be used by family physicians to identify older patients who have problems related to alcohol. The effects of alcohol may be increased in elderly patients because of pharmacologic changes associated with aging. Interactions between alcohol and drugs, prescription and over-the-counter, may also be more serious in elderly persons. Physiologic changes related to aging can alter the presentation of medical complications of alcoholism. Management of alcohol withdrawal in elderly persons should be closely supervised by a health care professional. Alcohol treatment programs with an elder-specific focus may improve outcomes in some patients.
Case Studies in Partner Violence - Article
ABSTRACT: Interpersonal violence and abuse, especially between relatives and domestic partners, are leading causes of morbidity and mortality. Family physicians and other professionals who provide primary care health services must deal with acute presentations and chronic sequelae of this epidemic. Many victims of abuse hesitate to seek help, while those who batter are often difficult to identify. Medical management of patients in abusive relationships can be frustrating. Evaluating injury patterns, understanding factors that increase the risk for violence and making use of specific interview questions and techniques will aid family physicians in the difficult task of assessing and managing patients living in abusive partnerships.
The Geriatric Patient: A Systematic Approach to Maintaining Health - Article
ABSTRACT: The number of persons 65 years of age and older continues to increase dramatically in the United States. Comprehensive health maintenance screening of this population is becoming an important task for primary care physicians. As outlined by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, assessment categories unique to elderly patients include sensory perception and injury prevention. Geriatric patients are at higher risk of falling for a number of reasons, including postural hypotension, balance or gait impairment, polypharmacy (more than three prescription medications) and use of sedative-hypnotic medications. Interventional areas that are common to other age groups but have special implications for older patients include immunizations, diet and exercise, and sexuality. Cognitive ability and mental health issues should also be evaluated within the context of the individual patient's social situation-not by screening all patients but by being alert to the occurrence of any change in mental function. Using an organized approach to the varied aspects of geriatric health, primary care physicians can improve the care that they provide for their older patients.
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NOAA Climate Stewards Education Project
The NOAA Climate Stewards (CSEP) provides formal and informal educators working with elementary through university age students with sustained professional development, collaborative tools, and support to build a climate-literate public that is actively engaged in climate stewardship. CSEP also provides support for educators to execute climate stewardship (mitigation or adaptation) projects with their audiences to increase understanding of climate science and practical actions to reduce the impact of climate change. The project is part of NOAA's portfolio of activities to strengthen ocean, climate, and atmospheric science education.
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Participants at this level do not engage in the development or implementation of climate stewardship action projects, they receive notifications of, and are invited to participate in face to face workshops, webinars, book/discussion club meetings, professional development opportunities, educational materials/resources and readings through our moderated CSEP Listserv. Participants at this level are asked to participate in CSEP evaluation efforts i.e. online surveys, and encouraged to use the Listserv to share climate science and education opportunities and resources with the national CSEP Education Community.
If you are interested in professional development and the opportunity to receive:
Then you will need to apply to the Stewardship Community (see below.) If accepted you are committing to:
Applications to join the 2016 CSEP stewardship community are open until Sunday November 22nd, 2015 12am PST. Applications require the submission of a climate stewardship action project proposal. Project proposals are NOT reviewed for funding at the time of application, they are solely meant for application into the Stewardship Community. Applicants will be selected based on their qualifications and the merits of their proposal. If accepted, participants will work with a peer review group to refine their proposals which may be submitted for funding of up to $2000.00 during the early 2016. Accepted refined proposals will be funded for the 2016/2017 academic year.
For more information:Click here to apply to the CSEP Stewardship Community.
A climate stewardship action project must involve action based behavioral activities focused on the mitigation of or adaptation to climate change. The IPCC defines climate change mitigation as, "A human intervention to reduce the sources or enhance the sinks of greenhouse gases" and climate change adaptation as, "The process of adjustment to actual or expected climate and its effects."*
Climate change mitigation generally involves engaging in activities that reduce the production of human generated greenhouse gas emissions, i.e. energy reduction/conservation in homes and transportation options, recycling, etc. or increasing sinks of carbon dioxide i.e. reforestation, planting regionally appropriate gardens, etc. Climate change adaptation involves making changes in our environment or the way we do things to respond to changes in climate i.e. habitat restoration, planting regionally appropriate gardens, establishing regionally appropriate pollinator habitats, birdhouses, etc.
*Glossary/Definition IPCC Fifth Assessment Report (AR5) Working Group III Mitigation of Climate Change
Local Educators measuring elevation change due to sea level rise in the wetlands surrounding the NOAA Oxford Cooperative Laboratory at a hands-on workshop.
The NOAA Climate Stewards Education Project provides formal and informal educators sustained professional development, collaborative online tools, and the support to build a climate-literate public engaged in climate stewardship. Climate Stewards educate themselves and others as they work with their students and communities to reduce their carbon footprints and "go green." The following are examples of CSEP educator climate stewardship projects:
After learning about climate change, 5th graders in New York were anxious to disseminate their important findings. They knew they needed the help of adults. But many adults don't know how to talk to kids about this important topic. "It's too scary," some say. "How do I even begin?" others lament. So they helped their teacher write an article about how to talk to children about climate change. These 11-year-olds know what they're talking about! Last fall they researched the Earth's changing climate, evaluated and synthesized information to write essays, participated in teleconferences with students in South Africa who were also studying climate change, and took steps toward mitigating global warming by recycling and reducing their energy use. Their teacher and the students, hope you'll spread the word.
Click here to read the Article Talking to Children about Climate Change.
Elementary school students designed a project to reduce idling cars waiting to drop off and pick up students at the school. Students measured the temperature and carbon dioxide levels of the school driveway before, during, and after the carpool line-up. They also counted which waiting cars were idling and which had their engines off. Lastly, they recorded the model and fuel ratings of the cars. Students used their results to develop an anti-idling campaign, which they presented to the student body and posted on the school website and e-newsletter.
Elementary school teachers learned about how human activities affect climate change and impact various habitats as well as the animals that live in them. Teachers and students developed classroom projects to conserve energy that involved making at least one change to their daily habits for 21 days. Teachers took pictures of their students and parents in action, calculating the amount of carbon dioxide they prevented from entering the atmosphere.
Middle school students created and led a model United Nations simulation of the 2011 Durban Climate Summit, experiencing the roles of diplomats attempting to solve a significant global problem and scientists as contributors of knowledge. Working together, the students developed a framework to provide global solutions as world leaders. Students representing members of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change worked with computer models and data to develop a well-rounded understanding of paleoclimate, current climatic trends, carbon cycling, and modeling future outcomes. Others took on the roles of UN diplomats researching their respective nations, engaged in practice UN simulations, and developed a working understanding of the diplomatic process. After the climate summit, students said that they finally understood why it was so difficult to get a world consensus on climate change. Post assessments also demonstrated awareness of students' personal contribution to carbon emissions—that small steps (e.g., playing outside, not using the dishwasher when it isn't full) matter if enough people do them.
Elementary school students learned about climate change, then studied one issue effecting their local environment: production and disposal of plastic bags. Students took a "Plastic Bag Reduction Pledge," to reduce their plastic bags use over time. They held a plastic bag drive, collecting all the bags the school community throws out in a month. Each week, they calculated the weight, number and carbon footprint of the bags and reported their data to the school community to see if this impacted plastic bag use in subsequent weeks.
Elementary school students learned about their effect on the environment through a lesson called "What is Your Carbon Footprint?" The students started a vermicomposting bin to minimize their lunch waste. They also created a school garden to show the importance of plants to the environment, and how local farming and food consumption helps decrease carbon dioxide.
Elementary school students and their teachers learned about ocean acidification and its effect on indigenous sea life. Students built a "cultivation station" to observe the effects of ocean acidification on the growth and reproduction of local sea urchins, and worked to reduce their carbon footprints using an online carbon footprint calculator.
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That vibration, says Quist, tricks the body into thinking you're falling. "This, in turn, activates the 'stress reflex' -- an extremely rapid muscle contraction," says Quist, owner of Form and Fitness, a Milwaukee health club and rehabilitation center, where he has been training patients on the Power Plate for over a year. These muscle contractions, says Quist, are responsible for most of the benefits attributed to this type of exercise.
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"I've seen some remarkable results in terms of bone density -- working better than conventional exercise -- plus good effects on circulation and muscle stimulation for those who can't do conventional exercise," says Quist. "But I don't think it can help you lose weight or impact cellulite. There is really no solid medical evidence backing up these or other health claims."
Cedric Bryant, PhD, chief science officer of the American Council on Exercise, says while whole body vibration has potential, more research is clearly needed.
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Before many San Francisco residents traded their newspaper subscriptions for Internet media, a dozen monthly papers covered the beat of the city's distinct neighborhoods. Nine of these papers, whose heyday came with radical changes in the '70s and '80s, are being digitally archived by local historical organization Found SF.
"The papers all have their own personalities," said Found SF organizer LisaRuth Elliott. "You get a sense of even how those change over time too, whether it's a hard hitting article or it's talking about the evolution of how the street businesses changed in Noe Valley. Archiving these papers opens up the gates for all the stuff we don't know, and that you want to find out about, in San Francisco."
Over the course of six months, Found SF volunteers will archive two decades' worth of content from papers published throughout the city — the Noe Valley Voice, Tenderloin Times, Visitation Valley Grapevine, Richmond ReView, Potrero View, the New Fillmore, El Tecolote, North Mission News, and the Glen Park Perspective — in partnership with the Internet Archive and San Francisco Public Library. Since beginning the project in January, Found SF has scanned over 200 issues and tagged each with searchable keywords.
While several of the papers have come and gone, the publication that inspired the project is still going strong. Born from 1968 riots at San Francisco State for relevant ethnic education, the Mission's El Tecolote was founded in 1970 as a bilingual paper dedicated to social activism. The paper made great inroads in the mid-'70s fighting for equitable health services, such as a bilingual emergency phone system, while covering Latino arts and civil wars in Nicaragua and El Salvador.
"We started El Tecolote to fill the gap of the mainstream media, which wasn't covering this neighborhood with any real consistency; if it did it was often times negative news," founder Juan Gonzales said. "The mission was to really be a voice for the neighborhood and hopefully move the spirit of organizing ahead to make some social change."
In addition to taking a hard line on local politics and immigrant issues, the archives document the evolution of San Francisco from various perspectives. Residents of lower-income neighborhoods were displaced, and many districts leveled, during urban renewal projects in the 1950s and 1960s, while a 1973-75 recession caused further damages. The resulting plight set the stage for journalism driven by demand for hyper-local coverage of LGBT and feminist rights, gentrification, and third-world issues.
"In the mid-'70s there was consciousness around neighborhoods as social centers and places where community organizing was happening," Elliott said. "People are facing eviction, they're protesting, there are these vigils happening, and people talking about gaining rights for long-term things. We're still working with the legacy of some of the housing decisions [San Francisco] made around that time due to the activism," she added, citing the Tenderloin Times' advocacy for SROs in the face of hotel development west of Union Square.
The New Fillmore — established in 1986 as the city became inflicted with crack and AIDS epidemics, just as Reaganism swept in — was at the heart of socioeconomic changes that transformed parts of San Francisco from what felt like a blue-collar town to an increasingly white-collar city. Approximately 30 blocks in the Fillmore and Western Addition were leveled and left vacant until the '80s, and the monthly paper played an important role in chronicling the return of businesses to the once thriving neighborhood.


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On my forum I have an immigration lawyer who responds to members posts but the threads do not seem to go beyond a question and answer session and members are not using their experience to help other members with similar situations.
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I think you'll have to do a couple of things to build a community. First, be sure you have a topic or two that are designed to encourage discussion rather than just Q&A. You might even consider an Off Topic section, but you'll need to get your community going before people would consider posting OT stuff. Devote some thought to what topics might get people talking. If the topic of the forum is immigration, how about "Immigration & Family Issues"? I hesitate to suggest this as it is likely to be a moderation burden, but how about "Immigration Politics"? You know the kind of people that post - figure out what they would want to talk about or share with each other.
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