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| SEC Rant
| Miss. St. fans - BossierTigerFan24 on 9/7/15 at 11:30 am
Making the trip in for the game would like to see if you guys think it's doable to play dancing rabbit at 1 and then drive in to starkville. I figure I'll be done with golf around 430. How's the course? How's the traffic coming from that way in? Also parking suggestions or any other suggestions woul...View Topic - Replies (3)
| O-T Lounge
| Where to golf in Austin? - BossierTigerFan24 on 7/14/15 at 8:22 pm
Anyone got any recommendations for a good public course for not a ton of money? Preferably close to Lake Travis....View Topic - Replies (4)
| Political Talk
| Trump dropped by NBC - BossierTigerFan24 on 6/29/15 at 4:41 pm
Someone explain to me why everyone is so mad at him now. He wasn't referring to Mexicans in general. I know he is looney but I'm trying to look at it from a Mexicans point of view I don't get it....
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| O-T Lounge
| Boss Button - BossierTigerFan24 on 3/20/15 at 10:44 am
Has anyone actually used the Boss Button (NCAA tournament )at work, to save themselves? Just wondering....View Topic - Replies (5)
| Money Talk
| Tax question? - BossierTigerFan24 on 2/24/15 at 12:35 pm
Someone cheer me up this past year 2014, my wife was in school 11 of 12 months. So I claimed 2 and she claimed 0 in december. I make 50k a year as a teacher/coach. We ended up getting a 2k refund. What I'm disappointed in is this year in 2015,she started working.My wife will make around 45-50k as we...
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| Going to San Antonio - BossierTigerFan24 on 1/3/15 at 11:38 pm
Wanting to take a lil getaway with wife for anniversary, anything to do there besides Alamo and riverwalk? How good are these two things?...View Topic - Replies (35)
| SEC Rant
| So Car duck bowl reflections - BossierTigerFan24 on 12/27/14 at 7:07 pm
South Carolina fans that came to the game, wanted to know your thoughts/opinions of Gods Country?...View Topic - Replies (2)
| O-T Lounge
| Cultural differences in countries - BossierTigerFan24 on 12/5/14 at 10:21 pm
Do cultural differences within different parts of the country exist in other places? Examples (south-Bible Belt- south-southern accent) do these things go on in other places?...View Topic - Replies (18)
| Gaming Board
| Internet speed - BossierTigerFan24 on 12/1/14 at 2:37 pm
Is 6 mpbs fast enough internet for gaming online with AT&T Uverse?...
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| LSU Recruiting
| Tyron Johnson - BossierTigerFan24 on 11/28/14 at 9:40 pm
Hope he is a Tiger saw him in person tonight and he's the real deal. Returned a kick and punt for a TD. The team was loaded. For guys that have seen him and speedy play how did there talent compare as seniors? Who was better?...View Topic - Replies (3)
| Money Talk
| House refinance question. - BossierTigerFan24 on 7/28/14 at 1:26 pm
I've completely ignorant to this. Advice needed. I still owe 139,000 with like 25 years left. My interest rate is 5%. House note is around 1,000 a month. Want to live here another 5 years. Questions are- is it worth it? How much would I be out of pocket upfront? Who to use? How much could I save ,mo...
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| O-T Lounge
| WESLA scam - BossierTigerFan24 on 7/24/14 at 4:17 pm
Anyone still getting this scam call?...View Topic - Replies (5)
| SEC Rant
| Interesting talk from Booger on SEC network. - BossierTigerFan24 on 7/24/14 at 3:10 pm
Says been too long since LSU won a natty . No reason why their shouldn't be many more. Funny how Finebaum thinks last year was a bad season for LSU....View Topic - Replies (3)
| O-T Lounge
| Paris vs London Vs Rome - BossierTigerFan24 on 7/17/14 at 11:12 am
Planning a European trip, wanted to get OTs opinion on what destination should be first, and possibly only stop. Also, what are some cool things to do besides the obvious (Eiffel Tower, Collisseum, Big Ben). Opinions on people,food, etc.. Thanks....View Topic - Replies (26)
| Gaming Board
| Post your NBA 2k14 Myteam - BossierTigerFan24 on 1/28/14 at 7:14 am
PG-Byron Scott SG-Andre Igouladala SF-Detlef Scremp PF-David Lee C-Demarcus Cousins 6th man- Horace Grant Bench- Dunleavy Really only guys who get PT. Is this a better than average team on Road to the playoffs? Played a guy last night with this lineup. PG-Steph Curry SG-Kobe Bry...
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| SEC Recruiting
| Interesting tidbit for star gazers - BossierTigerFan24 on 1/6/14 at 7:27 pm
I used 247 sports composite for this. On Auburns starting 22 they have: 0- 5 stars And only 9- 4 stars The majority of there starters are 3 star and 2 star guys. Most of there defense is made up of guys not even ranked in the top 500 nationally. Which proves ratings aren't everything it's ...
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| LSU Recruiting
| Priority List and my % we get them. - BossierTigerFan24 on 1/3/14 at 10:08 am
First sum up losses- Brown- we're not in bad shape at all with RR, Paris, white, and locking Tolliver down we're good just hurts star gazers. Noil- Hurts losing such a playmaker. But, Wr is not of the biggest need when we get Quinn and Dupre. Noil is more of a slot receiver. We don't throw as...View Topic - Replies (14)
| Tiger Rant
| Who are our starters on the O-Line next year? - BossierTigerFan24 on 1/2/14 at 11:13 pm
And will they be solid?...
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| LSU Recruiting
| Kenny young crystal ball trending towards us! - BossierTigerFan24 on 12/24/13 at 4:44 pm
Watched the replay of Uhigh Curtis and as usual Kenny Young was flying all over the place. This guy should be a top 100 player. I hope we get him I can see him playing substantially as a freshman. He reads keys well and has great closing speed. Stay home Kenny!...View Topic - Replies (10)
| LSU Recruiting
| Kenny Young - BossierTigerFan24 on 12/3/13 at 11:45 am
Anyone heard anything new on this guy. His latest 247 predictions are trending away from us. Someone has to know something. When I saw JC play on TV I really was impressed. I really want this guy....View Topic - Replies (4)
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BOULDER — Kathleen Sebelius, secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is scheduled to be the keynote speaker for the Conference on World Affairs at the University of Colorado next month.
Sebelius, who took office in April 2009, has been widely criticized for the botched rollout of the Affordable Care Act's federal health insurance website, HealthCare.gov.
The keynote speech will be held in Macky Auditorium on the Boulder campus at 11:30 a.m. on April 7, the first day of the week-long conference.
The title of Sebelius' speech is "The Globalization of Health," according to the conference's website.
To view the full schedule of CWA events, visit colorado.edu/cwa.

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Digging through miles and miles of ice and snow, we have brought Rankings out from under the earth. Behold it's numerically ordered lists and aggregated scores! Wonder at the nicely rendered table it sits in. The rankings sure are a sight to see.
In other related news, we have unthawed the RP for Folrart. You can now fight again and rise to the top. Iczers' RP is affected in all battles that have been completed in Folrart only.
always, anyone who has battled their way through the icy mountains of Dun Morogh* (where's my World of Warcraft fans?) AND has
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*Does not affect eligibility for weekly gran.
We're experiencing some technical difficulties unfreezing the RP for the Folrart Arena. Please be patient while we kick these hairdryers on HI. We will let you know when the RP becomes unfrozen.
With the realization that the bugs seem to be out of our glorious new Starter Switcher, it's time to announce it to the world, Press Release follows.
By the power of Grayskull, by which we mean the combined efforts of Team Alteil, the Starter Switcher is live! Go in the game, click the button on the MyIczer page. Everyone has one free switcher card to try it out. You must buy one in the shop if you want to use it again. So go! Update your Set 1 and Set 3 Starter Files to shiny new Set 6 ones and remember who loves you guys to stay all day and night to make Alteil better for you this holiday season. We're going to celebrate till New Years. Happy Holidays from Team Alteil!
I'm sure you've all got STARTERS on your mind, so I thought I'd clear some things up. First of all, if everything goes right the new Starters should be up after maintenance. Any accounts made after then will get new Starters.
The Rankings are indeed in folks! Another week wrapped and more importantly another Set RP wrapped up. Looks like Mr. Inigo Montoya came out on top of the ol' Smokey. I suspect cheating! Kidding kidding. Mavel was the one cheating! Heh. Kidding again...
But seriously the level of talent these players exhibit is commendable. Medal worthy. If you guys were in the army, tons of bars of commendation and chevrony looking dealies would be flying all over the place. Too bad this is Alteil. The good thing is, no push ups.
We have a retraction, or more accurately, a correction to make. We incorrectly labeled the Seraphim Mafia as the Seraphim Star. We apologize for any confusion.
always, anyone who has called all the shots, ripped all the spots, rocked all the rocks, copped all the drops* AND has
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*One point card to the first person who correctly identifies the song that that lyric came from.
Slightly delayed, the Set 6 Trailer is now live for your viewing pleasure.
I've got Set 6 up in the Shop and in Treasure Battles, also the Card List and the Point Card Exchanger. I'm working on putting up the level up cards now (it involves adding set 6 cards to each level, one at a time, 4 times (for the 4 choices) per level) so it will take a minute.
Also for a limited time, (two weeks) there is a GOLD BOX for SET 6, that's 24 packs for the price of 23, with slightly higher rates and a guaranteed 5-star rare.


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There's an indie pop triple-treat happening at Neumos tonight: Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band, Say Hi and Visqueen play for only $12 (doors at 8 p.m.). And it's all ages. Yes!
Pure Country Gold, Aurora Roarers, the Pack A.D., F-Holes at the Funhouse, 9:30 p.m., $7
Pure Country Gold, Aurora Roarers, the Pack A.D., F-Holes at the Funhouse, 9:30 p.m., $7
According to the band's history, Portland's Pure Country Gold was conceived as a much bigger band. When Jake Welliver and Patrick Foss -- the band's only members -- first starting writing their super-fast, blues-influenced punk songs, they envisioned a multi-member revue performing the music. Foss was even attempting to write for a horn section. But that larger backing band never really materialized, and the duo developed the sound Pure Country Gold is now known for: Scratchy guitars high on reverb, dangerously loud drums and throaty vocals. (The closest thing to a horn is the occasional harmonica.)
The result is a sound so intense, so without constraint, that it's hard to believe only two men are responsible for it. Songs like "Setting Sun" off the band's self-titled EP is deafeningly energetic. You can imagine two friends on stage, one beating the shit out a drum kit, and the other attempting a frantic pogo while playing the guitar -- and all the while, the audience is dancing and shaking to Pure Country Gold's songs. PAIGE RICHMOND
SXSW send-off with Hey Marseilles, Champagne Champagne, New Faces, Battle Hymns at Tractor Tavern, 9 p.m., $8
South by Southwest's ability to make or break the fledgling artists who descend upon Austin in hopes of hooking up a piece of that fame pie rivals no other music festival in the country. It stands alone as a testing ground for the entire music industry, the place where popular hometown bands take their first significant stab at going national, pulling out all the stops in hopes of making the right impression on the multitudes of music critics and A&R reps in the audience. Unfortunately, because it's geared toward industry folks, SXSW is just as well-known for its steep entry cost; for a lot of us, that golden ticket costs as much as a month's rent. So if SXSW isn't in the cards for you this year, the Seattle SXSW send-off show is kinda like an abridged version of the South by Seattle day party. You may not get to stumble around Austin, drunk on free beer for five solid days, but at least you can get drunk at the Tractor and show some love for some of the Seattle music scene's Most Likely To Succeed. Though all the bands on this bill happen to be excellent, I'd bet money that of the four--Hey Marseilles, Champagne Champagne, Battle Hymns and New Faces--New Faces' youthful, approachable pop will be the sound that charms the socks off of the music industry establishment. Hey, maybe I should start a betting pool--then at least the lucky winner can spend the cash on a ticket to SXSW next year. SB


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You can jazz up those ground-beef dinners
By Jane Lawson
, The Daily Times Herald
Cheesy Chili Mac
Cheesy BBQ Sloppy Joes
Have a recipe to share?
If you would like to share your family's favorite recipes, or know someone with western Iowa ties who we should feature in an upcoming article, please send an email to Jane Lawson at email@example.com describing recipes and the stories behind them. Also, if possible, include the recipes and a digital photo of the cook or baker and family members. We can also make arrangements to have photos mailed. If you do not have access to the Internet, and you have suggestions for featured cooks or bakers, please send a letter with information to Ann Wilson, Carroll Daily Times Herald, P.O. Box 456, Carroll, Iowa 51401. Or call Ann Wilson at 712-792-3573.
April 22, 2013
Has dinner become ho-hum at your house, but you find you don't have energy to try complicated sounding recipes? It's easy enough to stop and pick up a pound of ground beef from the store or remember to thaw some from the freezer. Brown the ground beef and mix it with a few other ingredients and your ordinary dinner will turn into something extraordinary.
Cheesy Chili Mac
It is always nice to have supportive friends at work. My colleague Connie Farley is an avid follower of Weight Watchers and has introduced me to several Weight Watchers recipes. Recently she brought this dish for lunch, and it looked so good I asked her about it so I could find the recipe to make for my family.
cooking spray
2/3 lb uncooked lean ground beef
1-2 medium uncooked onions, chopped
1 (29 oz) canned stewed tomatoes, Mexican-style (undrained)
4 oz canned green chili peppers, diced, drained
(Instead I used one 29 oz can diced tomatoes and green chilies)
2 1/2 cups canned tomato juice
2 teaspoons chili powder
1 1/2 servings uncooked macaroni, elbow-size
1 (31 oz) canned pinto beans, rinsed and drained
1/2 cup low-fat shredded cheddar cheese
Coat a large skillet with cooking spray; set over medium-high heat. Cook beef and onion until meat is browned, stirring and breaking up meat with a spoon as it cooks, about 10 minutes; drain off fat.
Stir in undrained tomatoes and their juice, tomato juice, chili peppers and chili powder; bring mixture to a boil.
Stir in macaroni and beans; return to a boil. Reduce heat, cover and simmer until macaroni is tender, about 15 minutes. Spoon chili into bowls and sprinkle with cheese. Yields about 1 cup chili and 1 tablespoon cheese per serving.
Chinese Hash
This is a dish from my childhood. I recall my mom making it quite a bit growing up. My guess is she liked that she could throw it together and then have one hour to complete other household tasks while it cooked in the oven. As a single working mother and three children, she had plenty to do, but she had made time for home cooked meals. I rarely remember eating restaurant food unless it was a special occasion.
1 lb hamburger
1 small onion, chopped
2 stalks celery, chopped
1/2-3/4 cup raw rice
1 (10 3/4 oz) can cream of mushroom soup
1 (10 3/4 oz) can cream of chicken soup
2 cups water
2 tablespoons soy sauce
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
chow mein noodles (the crunchy ones in a bag)
Brown hamburger and onions. Add celery, rice, soups, water and sauces. Pour into a sprayed 13x9 pan. Bake at 350 degrees for an hour, stirring a couple of times during cooking. Top with chow mein noodles and bake 10-15 minutes longer.
Zippy Beef
Tam Milligan
In 2004 Marianne Walsh, of Carroll, hosted a bridal shower for me at her home. My PEO sisters gave me a collection of favorite recipes. Zippy Beef was one of them and certainly fits the category of ways to jazz up an ordinary dinner.
1 lb hamburger
scant ½ cup elbow macaroni
1 cup cream of mushroom soup
¾ cup milk
½ teaspoon minced onion
¾ cup crushed potato chips
2/3 cup ketchup
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Brown hamburger and onion. Boil macaroni according to package directions and drain. Mix together cooked macaroni, soup, hamburger, ketchup, and milk. Cover and bake for 40 minutes. Remove cover and sprinkle chips on top and bake uncovered for 10 minutes.
Hamburger and Noodle Stroganoff
Julie Greteman
This was another recipe in my collection from my PEO sisters. There is no better gift than recipes to give to a new bride who became a mother of two.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
Cook and drain 4 oz egg noodles.
In a large skillet sauté until golden brown:
¼ cup margarine
½ cup finely chopped onion
1 clove chopped garlic
1 (6 oz) can mushrooms, drained
Brown 1 lb ground chuck, remove from heat and add:
1 tablespoon flour
1 (8 oz) can tomato sauce
¼ cup Burgundy
1 (10.5 oz) can beef broth
1 teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon pepper
Stir and simmer for 10 minutes.
Blend in:
1 cup sour cream
½ cup parmesan cheese.
In a lightly greased casserole dish layer meat, noodles and mushrooms. Sprinkle with cheese and bake for 25 minutes.
Cheesy BBQ Sloppy Joes
Turn up the volume on your boring sloppy joes with this version from Southern Living and add jalapeño peppers if you'd like.
1 1/2 lbs lean ground beef
1 (14.5 oz) can diced tomatoes
1 cup ketchup
1/2 cup bottled barbecue sauce
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
2 tablespoons chopped pickled jalapeño peppers (optional)
1 tablespoon liquid from pickled jalapeño peppers (optional)
1 (11.25 oz) pkg frozen garlic Texas toast
1/2 cup (2 oz) shredded sharp Cheddar cheese
Brown ground beef in a large skillet over medium-high heat, stirring often, 8 to 10 minutes or until beef crumbles and is no longer pink; drain well. Return to skillet. Stir in tomatoes, next 3 ingredients, and, if desired, jalapeño peppers and liquid. Cover and cook 10 minutes.
Meanwhile, prepare Texas toast according to package directions. Serve beef mixture over Texas toast; sprinkle with cheese.
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Fabian Scheuren | June 23, 2014
One of the main issues with high-power electrical devices is thermal management. Together with BLOCK Transformatoren-Elektronik GmbH, we created a model using COMSOL Multiphysics simulation software that encompasses all of the important details when modeling heating of high-power electrical devices. To do so, we had to utilize high performance computing (HPC) with hybrid modeling. Here, we will discuss how to approach this real-life task with the COMSOL software.
Ed Fontes | June 12, 2014
The Beckham and Maradona curl obtained with the inside of the soccer cleat (football boot), and the curl by Eder, Nelinho, and Roberto Carlos with the outside of the cleat, is due to the Magnus effect. The effect is named after the scientist who first observed it in a laboratory in the 1850s. The Magnus effect explains the side-force on a sphere that is both rotating and moving forward. Here, we use it to analyze the World Cup™ match ball.
Phillip Oberdorfer | April 24, 2014
In the second part of our Geothermal Energy series, we focus on the coupled heat transport and subsurface flow processes that determine the thermal development of the subsurface due to geothermal heat production. The described processes are demonstrated in an example model of a hydrothermal doublet system.
Walter Frei | April 14, 2014
One of the questions we get asked all the time is: "Can I use COMSOL Multiphysics for solving my fluid-structure interactions problems?" Of course the answer is yes, so let's talk a little about the various fluid-structure interaction (FSI) modeling techniques. Along the way, we will introduce the add-on modules you will need for these various types of analyses.
Amelia Halliday | April 1, 2014
The Leaning Tower of Pisa is regarded as one of the most famous landmarks in the world, although geotechnical engineers probably view it more as a construction gaffe. To prevent such a leaning fate, it could be useful to run an analysis in order to predict possible subsidence due to poroelastic deformation.
Valerio Marra | March 18, 2014
What do heated soap bubbles, wavy clouds, and Jupiter's Great Red Spot have in common? Their formation depends on the dynamics of the shear layer existing between two parallel streams moving at different velocities. This unstable motion, called Kelvin-Helmholtz instability, is ubiquitous and plays an important role in the dynamics of climate, for example. Let's take a closer look at the onset and evolution of this instability with the help of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis.
Phillip Oberdorfer | May 23, 2014
The use of geothermal heat for building climatization is a cost-effective and sustainable method. In part three of our Geothermal Energy series, we will have a closer look at shallow tubing heat collectors. An accurate prediction of their thermal performance, considering both the piping layout and local thermal properties, turns out to be an appropriate job for the Pipe Flow Module.
Clemens Ruhl | April 21, 2014
The Wall Distance interface is used to calculate the distance to a wall in the turbulent flow interfaces available in COMSOL Multiphysics. It can be combined with any other interface and comes in handy when we need to calculate the distance to the nearest wall or detect, as part of a dynamic model, when a moving object will hit a wall. Today, we will study how the Wall Distance interface works and how other interfaces can benefit from its capabilities.
Nancy Bannach | April 7, 2014
Fluid flow is involved in many engineering applications. In addition to typical CFD simulations, which replace experiments in wind tunnels, flow must also be considered in the cooling of electronic devices or in the chemical industry, where reacting species are transported by a fluid. COMSOL Multiphysics offers dedicated interfaces for various flow types. When should we use the Laminar Flow or Turbulent Flow interface?
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DNA is a complex molecule that contains instructions for life and often referred to as a "digital fingerprint" or code telling a cell what to do. DNA is often the only means for accurate testing and identification of biomolecules, cells, or even an entire person during forensic investigations. The need to be able to test for DNA, as quickly as possible, and even at the site where the sample is taken, is becoming more and more important.


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The British design team JAMESPLUMB [2] is known for its ingenious one-of-a-kind furnishings and interiors [3] created from antiques, cast-offs, and found objects. We were struck by these beautiful and useful chests of drawers made from vintage suitcases. Each suitcase is repaired and relined, and sets are installed in antiqued cases of steel and wood that are custom-built to fit the suitcases' dimensions.
JAMESPLUMB is the business name used by Hannah Plumb and James Russell, a team of artists "who work with the overlooked and discarded [5]," as they put it on their website. They create their assemblages and commissioned interior designs by combining their skills in art and craftsmanship to bring new life to old objects. They also produce limited-edition luminaires, or lighting designs [6] that take their inspiration from the vintage look-and-feel of their interiors and assemblages.
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Tip 1: Know when to rout handheld
The router table is a great place to machine easy-to-manage, midsize pieces and narrow moldings. With the router fixed into a tabletop, you can focus your attention on the workpiece instead of the tool. And you always should "take it to the table" whenever you work with pieces so small that you wouldn't be able to see or grasp them beneath the base of a handheld router.
But what about oversize tasks, such as rounding over the edges of a dining-room tabletop? That's when you take a handheld router to the workpiece. Perched on the edge of a workpiece, a handheld router can get tippy; but you can counter that. Simply rotate the router so the handles run perpendicular, not parallel, to the workpiece edge (as shown at right), and use one hand to exert pressure squarely over the workpiece while merely moving the router with the other.
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The DIY Abortion
Two new studies on how American women end their own pregnancies.
Back in 1971, Carol Downer helped pioneer a method of early abortion known as "menstrual extraction." With abortion still illegal in most states, she and other self-helpers became underground feminist heroes by teaching women how to use a little plastic contraption to suction each other's uteruses. (And for the most part, they managed to avoid punishment—though Downer was arrested for practicing medicine without a license by treating another woman's yeast infection, a charge she beat with what was dubbed the "yogurt defense.")
After Roe v. Wade, interest in self-help abortion methods inevitably faded, and Downer became a lawyer. But lately, at age 77, she has found herself pulled back into the world of do-it-yourself reproductive care. "There is a new surge of interest," says Downer, who serves on the board of the Feminist Women's Health Centers of California and was recently visited by a carful of women driving around the country giving out hundreds of speculums.
News reports offer sadder evidence that self-induced abortions continue and may even be on the rise. There was Amber Abreu, the Massachusetts teenager arrested in 2007 for taking misoprostol, an ulcer medication which causes uterine contractions and which is used by doctors, in tandem with mifepristone (RU-486), to induce medical abortions early in pregnancy. She delivered a tiny infant who survived for four days. (Stories in Mother Jones and elsewhere have speculated that since misoprostol is now widely available online, many women may be using it as Abreu did, to induce their own abortions.) And in 2009, the Western Journal of Emergency Medicine published the case study of a 24-year-old who had actually used a coat hanger to abort (she wound up needing a hysterectomy) while a young woman in Utah made headlines when she paid a guy $150 to beat her until she miscarried.
Since we hear about do-it-yourself abortions only when they end badly, it's hard to know how common they are. But thanks to two recent studies, we now know a little more about the usually silent group of American women who try to end their own pregnancies. Both studies found that a small fraction of the women surveyed had attempted to abort without the help of traditional medical practitioners. The first one, published in the current issue of the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, surveyed 9,493 women at health care facilities that provide abortions and found that more than 2 percent had tried to induce abortions on their own. Meanwhile, a smaller study, published in the current issue of Reproductive Health Matters, surveyed 1,425 women in clinic waiting rooms and found that 4.6 percent had tried to induce their own abortions.
Both groups of researchers say it's hard to know how many people self-induce: As private as women are about abortion generally, those who try it on their own are likely to be downright secretive. It's also worth noting that both studies drew their participants from medical settings, precisely the environment that women who self-induce might be trying to avoid. But whatever their true numbers, the Reproductive Health Matters study offers a glimpse at these women's motivations via in-depth interviews with 30 women who admitted trying to induce their own abortions.
One 16-year-old said she had tried to self-abort because she didn't want her mother to know. Other women said they avoided clinics because of previous bad experiences. Still others couldn't get to a clinic. One-third of the women cited financial concerns. (The study's authors note that, as of 2005, an abortion at 10 weeks averaged more than $400.) One woman who hemorrhaged and wound up in the hospital after taking misoprostol every day for 45 days said: "If I knew all this would happen, I probably still would do it. … I didn't have the money." Another group of women simply found self-induction preferable to a clinic abortion—easier, faster, more in keeping with religious views. (Some said self-induction was, morally speaking, closer to getting one's period than to an "abortion.") Others suggested that it was "more natural."
The preference for natural—or at least natural-seeming—methods seems in keeping with a broader enthusiasm for holistic health. While the researchers began their studies because they were interested in misoprostol use, the study in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology found that less than half the women who self-aborted used it. According to the smaller study, most women instead tried to end their own pregnancies with a range of other methods, including various herbs, vitamin C, birth control pills, laxatives, and a beverage cart worth of strange concoctions, including coffee with lemon, warm Coca-Cola with baking soda, various syrups, and Malta, a wheat soda.


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FORT HOOD, Texas -- Day in and day out, hundreds of Soldiers burn countless calories at the Greywolf Physical Fitness Center lifting weights, running on treadmills, and playing racquetball.
In addition to enjoying the facilities at the fitness center, Soldiers with the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division assist the gym staff in providing various, free services to its patrons.
"They don't have a lot of civilians working here," said Spc. Matthew Christiansen, a Giddings, Texas, native and infantryman with 3rd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 3rd BCT. "Having a couple Soldiers pick up some of the workload helps make sure people who come into the gym can get the most out of their experience at the gym."
In order to support the fitness center, six Soldiers were assigned to report to the gym starting Aug. 1 for 180 days.
The Soldiers work during the gym operating hours, and they report to the shift leader, an employee of the fitness center.
Since the Abrams Physical Fitness Center is being renovated, many of its regular patrons also use the Greywolf gym. Though there wasn't an increase in staff, the influx of people using the gym causes its employees to work harder and faster to keep up with the daily cleaning and maintaining tasks.
"It's important to support the fitness center, because Soldiers from our brigade like to workout a lot, and it's located almost in the center of the brigade's footprint," said Christiansen. "Most of all, it's free. Not like the gyms off post, which could get pricey."
The fitness center offers a variety of services, including physical training classes, and is open every day of the week, so Soldiers don't have to go off post.
"I see Soldiers in here until the last minute trying to work out as much as they can before we close," said Spc. Jack Streeter, a cavalry scout with 3rd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 3rd BCT. "We flicker the lights to let them know that we are closing in one minute. They know what that means."
The fitness center accommodates physical training classes and is open every day of the week.
"Since this is the main gym on post now, we are open on the weekends," said Christiansen. "We provide the rooms for physical therapy and spin classes."
It gets really busy around PT hours and during lunch. The detailed Soldiers help the gym and its services operate smoothly, said Christiansen.
"Depending on how much people are working out determines when we do certain tasks," said. "If the gym isn't busy, then we mop, replace towels, and go around cleaning."
"There has to be a person at the front desk at all times to have them scan their ID cards and validate that he or she is a Soldier, family member or DoD employee," said Christiansen.
As one person watches the desk, the others focus on sanitation. The Soldiers are expected to be proactive by walking around looking for weights or equipment that hasn't been put back after it has been used.
Along with putting equipment back where it belongs, the detailed Soldiers carry spray bottles with cleaning solution and towels to wipe sweat off of the machines and keep the equipment sanitized.
"It's great to work here," Streeter said. "Since this is the gym I use, to work in it gives a feeling of ownership. I feel pride in having a clean gym."
The Greywolf Fitness Center is located on 58th Street and Old Ironsides Avenue.
The gym's hours of operation are from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.


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SHOULD taxi fares include a surcharge to go towards paying for the taxi marshalling services at the Victoria Street rank?
This was what Barlink chairman Mark Laffin suggested.
The Victoria St taxi marshaling services are paid for through an agreement between Mackay Regional Council, Mackay Taxis and the nightclubs and bars in the City Heart.
However, council is having ongoing frustrations from some venues when it comes time to pay the bill.
"If we came up with a fair user pay system I think most venues would support it," Mr Laffin said.
"I think we need to look at a surcharge on the taxi fare as a way of part funding the service. Let's not forget that venues in the CBD pay rates, which should entitle them to some services."
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Donald Trump's Fake Gubernatorial Campaign Will Soon Have a Fake Exploratory Committee
Famous orange-American Donald Trump has had a busy few months, feuding with State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, pretending to be friends with recently deceased civil rights icon Nelson Mandela, and fulminating on Twitter about how climate change isn't real because it's cold outside during winter. But he's still found time for one of this favorite hobbies: pretending to run for office.
Every so often for the past 25 years or so, perhaps whenever his ratings start to sag or his hideous tie collection is selling less briskly, Trump feels the urge to pretend he's considering a run for some ever-changing political position: mayor, governor, president, President for Life. Back in October, he was hinting yet again at a totally real run for president . That bout of hinting passed without Trump ever making a formal announcement, both because it's way too early for presidential candidates to start declaring themselves and because he will never actually run for anything.
But four days ago, Buzzfeed's McKay Coppins called Trump's bluff.
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It was clear from the very first word that Coppin's piece, "36 Hours on the Fake Campaign Trail with Donald Trump," would be unflattering, and it really, really was. Coppins focused on Trump's new supposed ambition -- becoming the Republican nominee for governor of New York -- but also on how tiresome his Boy Who Cried Running For Office schtick has become:
[M]any in the media have soured on his political sideshow. Covering Trump's various stunts and inflammatory comments feels increasingly like a chore, akin to donning a network-branded parka during a snowstorm and shouting into the camera about a predictable phenomenon that viewers somehow still find surprising. Trump's supposed political aspirations, in particular, inflict upon reporters made to cover them a special sort of journalistic indignity; it's like hyping the "storm of the century" before a single flake has fallen.
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The profile has already cost one Trump aide his job, 32-year-old political consultant Sam Nunberg. Trump told the New York Post that Nunberg promised him that Coppins was "a friend of mine" who'd write "a fair story." Trump promised him that if the piece turned out to be "a wise-guy story, you'll be fired."
It was, and he was. Trump also spent a few minutes tweeting angrily about Buzzfeed and Coppins, as is his wont:
@mckaycoppins is a failed and dishonest reporter who refuses to mention the sarcasm in my voice when referring to him or irrelevant buzzfeed
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How come discredited reporter @mckaycoppins refused to write that the events in New Hampshire, Buffalo and N.Y. were all record breakers!
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But the story seems to have touched an orange-tinted nerve. In what surely must be coincidental timing, Trump told the Post yesterday that he was setting up an "exploratory committee" for the governor's race "within a week or so," which, the tabloid writes, with a straight face, "set[s] the stage for him to begin spending significant sums in pursuit of the nomination."
It's almost exactly like the totally real "exploratory committee" Trump promised he'd set up in 1999 , buoyed by what he called "amazing" polls and "unbelievable" interest from the media. (The New York Times noted dryly that Trump refused to identify the members of that committee "whose main task seemed to be to advise him to go for it.")
Trump set up another "committee" in 2011, this one headed by his lawyer and Trump Organization executive vice president Michael Cohen . That time, they even had a website, ShouldTrumpRun.com (now defunct).
But we're sure this time is for real. Really, really real. Yep.
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The EPA and the Common DefenseWritten by Bob Confer
Of all of the myriad agencies created and maintained by the Executive Branch, few have proven to be as detrimental to the United States as the Environmental Protection Agency. Since its birth under President Nixon's executive order in 1970, the mission of the EPA has been to protect human health and the environment. The mission has been mutilated since the start, as the environment (or at least what we are led to believe is the environment) has taken so much precedent that the human health aspect — whether it is the physical, mental, social or economic sort — has been deemed worthless in comparison.
On a single day last month, a screener at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport helped herself to $100 in cash from a 16-year-old passenger's bag while another swiped a senior citizen's cell phone. And that's only the froth on JFK's crime wave: earlier this year, cops arrested two screeners there for stealing $160,000 from checked luggage.
In Don Marquis' classic satirical book, "Archy and Mehitabel," Mehitabel the alley cat asks plaintively, "What have I done to deserve all these kittens?"
Why Are We in Afghanistan?Written by Sam Blumenfeld
The recent horrendous casualties suffered by our military forces in Afghanistan must lead the average American to ask the simple question: Why are we still there? Of course, we are told that we are there to prevent the Taliban from coming back into Afghanistan and imposing their radical Islamic dictatorship over that country's hapless population. But as we all know, the moment we leave Afghanistan, the Taliban will be back, and it will be up to the government in Kabul to prevent them from imposing their cruel and despotic rule.
The Demonization of the Tea PartyWritten by Sam Blumenfeld
Now that the Tea Party has not only demonstrated its power to force the Republican Party to begin acting like a true party for less government, it has also shown that it has staying power. The elections of 2010 were just the beginning of the Tea Party's ascent to power in Washington, and the liberals are running scared. And when they run scared they begin calling names.


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Seconds counts, and retailers should keep them to a minimum.
Last week, the m-commerce site home page of StrandBooks.com downloaded on average in 2.54 seconds, according to the Keynote Mobile Commerce Performance Index, provided exclusively to Internet Retailer by mobile and web performance management firm Keynote Systems Inc. StrandBooks.com topped the index. The average download time for all 15 m-commerce sites on the index was 5.47 seconds.
People do not show much patience for mobile site downloading. In fact, a recent study from web and mobile web performance firm Gomez found that many mobile web users expect sites to download at least as fast or even faster than conventional sites on PCs. Wireless connections are by their nature not as quick as land-line connections; still, the expectation is there. And I have to admit I'm one of those people who expects equivalent speed.
I use an iPhone 4 on a 3G wireless network, though more often than not I'm on a Wi-Fi connection at work and home, which really boosts speed. The Keynote index measures sites on three different phones using three different operating systems on three different 3G networks. I did some testing of my own, turning off Wi-Fi and running on 3G, and I found that mobile sites from various industries downloaded in 2.5 seconds to 8 seconds. I found myself getting antsy at 6 seconds.
Am I simply patient to be satisfied with 5 seconds? Needless to say, I prefer 2.5 seconds. But 5 seconds didn't really bother me.
Mobile commerce site performance is new, and I have yet to see benchmarks for optimal site performance. This is one reason why Internet Retailer teamed with Keynote Systems to create the weekly index. Is the index average of 5.47 seconds good enough? Is StrandBooks.com's 2.54 seconds unusually fast? What should retailers be aiming for when it comes to page download times?
Just like speedy checkout, excellent site performance is key in m-commerce. Please share your thoughts on this important subject to see if we can reach an informal consensus on what retailers believe should be the page download time target in seconds.
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Masonry sat down with C. Allen Bradley, Jr., president and CEO of AMERISAFE, to find out what contractors can do to lower their worker's comp insurance rates. Following is what he had to say.
In our company's experience as a workers' compensation carrier for masonry operations, we see that falls or slips accounted for about 19 percent of the claims and 36 percent of the claims dollars. About 32 percent of the claims were lifting injuries which accounted for nearly 28 percent of the total claims dollars, and being struck by falling objects accounted for 17 percent of the claims and 24 percent of the claims dollars. Those are the big three to address from our viewpoint in your industry.
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- Implement a safety program that targets the causes of loss in your business. Implemented safety programs are important to workers compensation carriers.You will create a favorable impression with your carrier by virtue of your commitment to a safe workplace.
- Screen job applicants to ensure that they have experience and are physically able to perform the work required of workers. The national statistics show a lower loss experience with experienced and trained employees.
- Insist on the use of safety equipment in the field. Proper safety equipment is a critical component of a safe workplace.
- Implement a limited-duty program for workers who have been injured and can return to light duty. By returning these workers to productive activity, you will save money in the long run.
- Provide safety bonuses for employees or crews that avoid loss time claims. These don't have to be elaborate, but it is critical to recognize employee commitment to safety.
- Report all losses timely to your carrier. Remember, you don't like surprises, and neither does your carrier.
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Pool policies are more technically known as Assigned Risk policies. Since, in most every state, workers' compensation insurance is mandatory at some level of employment, the states had to create some way for a business to get insurance when no insurance carriers wanted to voluntarily write their coverage. Typically, carriers shy away from risks that are fairly new and have no track record of how safely the business is run. Or, it may be that the loss history of the business is too scary for an underwriter to be willing to offer coverage. Lastly, it may be that that type of business is just too dangerous for some carriers to write. That is not likely the case for masonry and concrete operations.
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Business owners who have assigned risk or pool policies should work to develop a solid workers' compensation history and have an agent pursue a voluntary carrier every year. Employers and employees should be diligent in their safety practices to minimize the opportunities for claims and to ensure that carriers willingly offer them coverage.
Will my rates go down every year?
For the last couple of years the workers' compensation marketplace has softened, and carriers are competing for business by offering lower rates. This business — like many others — is cyclical. No one can predict with any certainty when the losses will force carriers' pricing to reverse and how far north they will go, but you should work with your agent months in advance of your effective date to be aware of any market changes, particularly when making your business' financial forecast or bidding contracts that may extend into your next policy period.
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Artist: Sun Kil Moon
Album: April
Genre: Rock
Don't cry my love don't cry no more
A crashing sky a rolling screen
A city drowning Gods black tears
I cannot bear to see
She lay under the midnight moon
Her restless body stiring
Until the magic morning hour
Like poison it succumbs her
Her baby skin her old black dress
Her hair it twists round her necklace
Constricts and chokes like ruthless vines
To sleep she overtakes her?
Her room is painted Heron Blue
Lit by candlelight and chandelier
And from her headboard perched so high
A million dreams have passed her
Don't cry my love don't cry no more
It overwhelms my breaking heart
A minor swell of violins
I cannot bear to hear them
A mother shepherds her young birds
she fills their mouths and warms their souls
Til they are strong and good to fly
Away from her alone she'll die
Cradle on quiet old oak limbs
As heaven blue her light fails
A breath of soot into her lungs
A life, a journeys end in one
Don't sing that old sad hymn no more
It resonates inside my soul
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Halfway through Monday, all of Mon. night and into half of tuesday I had a slight case of food poisioning. I'll spare you the gory details but I was up at least once an hour in the bathroom all night Mon. evening and into Tues. Morning. Needless to say it was coming out of both ends.
Anyone who has ever suffered from this knows how miserable a person can get.
I feel a lot better now, able to keep food down, etc. Though there is still a very minor case of upset stomach, not to bad.
I have an idea on how I got the food poisioning and have eliminated the cause of it.
Here is my dilema. I would like to ride tonight afterwork. Should I risk a regression and ride? Or take today off from riding to make sure I am fully recovered from this slight illness?
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Nick Swisher led off the top of the fifth with a walk. Melky Cabrera singled and CC Sabathia struck out on a foul bunt for the first out. Jeter singled to left, scoring Swisher. A RBI single by Damon gave the Pinstripes a 4-2 lead. The Phillies would not go down easily, however. With two outs in the seventh, CC gave up a solo homer to Chase Utley, bringing Philadelphia within one. Marte came in for Sabathia and got Howard to fly out. Joba Chamberlain came in for the eighth inning and got Jayson Werth and Raul Ibanez to strike out. He was one pitch away from sending Pedro Feliz packing, when the Phillies' third baseman drove a game-tying solo home run out to left field. Joba came back to strike out Carlos Ruiz to end the inning, but the damage was done.
Phillies closer Brad Lidge came in to pitch the ninth and he got Matsui and Jeter out. Damon drove a single to left field and then proceeded to make one of the most jaw dropping plays I have seen on the base paths. Recognizing the shift on for Mark Teixeira, Damon rounded second despite the ball being thrown to Pedro Feliz just steps behind him. Damon sprinted ahead of Feliz to the wide open third base and completed a two-base steal on one pitch. The gutsy and surprising move appeared to throw Brad Lidge, who hit Mark Teixeira with a pitch. Alex Rodriguez stepped up and drove a RBI double to left, putting the Yankees ahead once again. Posada followed with a two-run single and the Yankees held the 7-4 lead going into the bottom of the ninth. Mariano Rivera came out and did his job and the Yankees took the 3-1 advantage in the World Series.
Bronx Cheers:
Teixeira: Mark went 0-4 and scored a run. He has played some great defense, but his bat has been practically non-existent during the playoffs.
Sabathia's bunting: CC is known to be a decent hitting pitcher. It was pretty evident in the fifth that he has not spent a lot of time bunting, hardly a shock to anyone I'm sure. He kept dropping the top of his bat and the ball went foul. So why – and I find it hard to believe this was CC's decision – would Girardi still have him bunting with two strikes? Derek Jeter could have told him that was a bad idea.
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Damon: Without a doubt Damon's double steal was the game-changing play. Damon also went 3-5 with a RBI and scoring two runs.
Jeter: The Captain got things started when he started the game with a single. He went 2-4 with a RBI and a run scored.
Rodriguez: With two outs in a tie game and runners on first and third in the bottom of the ninth, A-Rod drove the ball to left to give the Yankees the lead. How is that for clutch?
Game 4 Notes:
- Alex Rodriguez was hit by a pitch in the first inning, the third time he's been hit in two games. FOX even played a clip of A-Rod saying to the umpire that it was the third time and it seemed like it must be intentional. The umpires then decided to warn both benches, taking away any chance for CC Sabathia to protect his players by sending a message to Philly. This did not seem fair, and while I can appreciate the umpires trying to keep a game under control – the Yankees have taken their lumps pretty well, I think the Phillies deserved to get a few. I definitely give A-Rod credit for not rushing the mound like some players might have (Kevin Youkilis, I'm looking at you).
- Alex Rodriguez has 15 RBIs in the postseason, tying him with Scott Brosius (1998) and Bernie Williams (1996) for most RBIs in a single postseason by a Yankee.
- The Yankees battled against a lot to comeback in this game. The tough Philly crowd, CC on short rest and an erratic strikezone that saw a lot of Yankees strike out looking on questionable strikes.
- Ryan Howard scored without touching home plate. This could easily have become another big story about the poor umpiring during the playoffs, but the Damon steal seems to have brushed it to the side. It was still Posada's fault for not holding onto the ball, but I still have to say that I was amazed at how Howard managed to miss the plate.
- This season the Yankees have won 31 of 44 (.705) games decided by the bullpens (meaning neither starter factors into the decision), which was the best winning percentage in the majors. The Dodgers came in a distant second with a .604 percentage. (Elias Sports Bureau)
- Chase Utley's third homer off CC Sabathia puts him in interesting company. Yogi Berra is the only other player to hit three World Series homers off the same pitcher. Yogi did it off Don Newcombe in 1956. (Elias Sports Bureau)
- If Joba had not made one bad pitch to Feliz, we would all be heralding the return of the old Joba. You take that one pitch away and he looked really good last night.
- The Yankees have handed big losses to Joe Nathan, Brian Fuentes and now Brad Lidge during the Playoffs. Makes you appreciate Mariano Rivera a little more, doesn't it?
- Damon's double steal continues to amaze me. It was a heads up and gutsy move. Pedro Feliz was probably only a step or two away, but having caught the ball facing away from Damon, it appears that Johnny had just enough time to start heading to third before becoming dead in the base paths. When it first happened I thought Damon had somehow figured that the ball had been thrown into the outfield, but clearly this was something Damon was thinking about. He took a chance, but it paid off and put the Yankees in position for a very big win.
In the On Deck Circle:
The Yankees will try to capture their 27th World Series title tonight in Philly. AJ Burnett will pitch on short rest against Philadelphia's Game 1 starter, Cliff Lee. Lee dominated the Yankee lineup, giving up six hits and no earned runs in a complete game 6-1 victory over the Yankees. AJ pitched a beauty of a game in his last outing. He gave up one run on four hits over seven innings. In four games on short rest, Burnett is 4-0 with a 2.33 ERA. First pitch is at 7:57 at Citizens Bank Park.
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