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General Mining Law of 1872
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2/19 Tove Lo
Yeah, I've read everything in here. I'm just usually on my phone at work, so I don't comment. A few things:
> I half-agree with you on Cannibal Corpse. Kill is their best post-Barnes album followed by Torture.
> Bleeding Through's new one was the worst album I've heard all year.
> I disagree that Kreator have the same sound for every album.
> I completely agree on Sabaton and Horrendous and Goatwhore and quite a few others on here.
> This thread has given like 10 or 15 bands that I NEED to check out. Keep up the awesome work, dude!
12/2 Something is Waiting
12/3 Sick/Tired
12/9 Condition Critical
12/10 Denver Black Sky
12/11 The Casualties
12/23 Macabre
12/2 Something is Waiting
12/3 Sick/Tired
12/9 Condition Critical
12/10 Denver Black Sky
12/11 The Casualties
12/23 Macabre
Great work so far man, keep the list coming.
I checked out the releases you suggested from Nachtmystium and Secrets of the Moon - awesome stuff.
I also agree that Torture is very close to Kill in terms of quality, one of my favorites this year for sure.
04/05 - Kataklysm, Aborted
04/08 - Carcass, Gorguts, TBDM
04/23 - Behemoth
04/24 - Nile
I just don't like Chris Barnes that much. And I don't mean just because of the whole Cattle Decapitation thing, I've never really liked his vocals.
If Bleeding Through is the worst thing you've heard all year....You are having a good year.
I can't help but hear it in Kreator, it's not as bad as some bands, but in my ears its unavoidable to hear.
glad you dig Sabaton, Horrendous and Goatwhore.
And make sure to check out all the albums that capture your interest.
Glad to see you are digging those bands so far. And Torture is fucking awesome.
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261.) Katatonia- Dead End Kings
Another album that was in my top 20 and definitely still deserves to be, but it did get knocked out for one other album. Over the last few albums Katatonia has really added a Tool inspired Dark Progressive Metal sound which unlike Tool, I love. While this isn't my favorite Katatonia album, this has some of their best songs and every song in general is completely solid and perfect in their own ways. It's a phenomenal album that should be appreciated. I see why it's already in so many people's top 20. It took one album to knock it out of mine.
262.) The Sword- Apocryphon
I am in awe of how many people don't like Warp Riders. I think that is their crow2ning achievement. Its one of the most solid Prog Rock albums I have heard in a long time. On Apocryphon, they are continuing on with similar themes to Warp Riders, but going all across the board musically. It is still the Sludgy, Sabbath style that got them notoriety, but they are venturing off to new lands and different styles as well. To me, it is a very damn good album that a lot of people are already forgetting about, I think the late release of the album has something to do with it sadly. But to those who hear it, they should love it. But I gotta say again, they may never top Warp Riders in my eyes.
263.) Storm Corrosion- Storm Corrosion
Steven Wilson and Mikael Akerfeldt together again to make their first full length album together. You'd think this would be the greatest album of the year based on these two working together..........totally not the case. What I get from this album is that it is a lot like a Tim Burton Soundtrack to an atmospheric depressing album without Johnny Depp. In other words.....BORING! there are only two dynamics to this album, laid back, atmospheric acoustic depressing folk vibe.....and a quick 2 minutes drum solo (that's it for drums on the entire album) An EP or just a couple tracks of this style would have been perfect, but since it is a full length album, it goes on for way too long and goes absolutely nowhere. I knew going into this album it would be either a masterpiece or a bomb, and in my eyes, BOOOOOM. My biggest disappointment of the year. I still prefer it over other albums I have heard, but this made me sad in the wrong way.
264.) Wilton & Akerstache- Storm Corrosion (Of Love And Emotion)
Now THIS is the album I wish Storm Corrosion would have been. It is the cheesiest Prog Rock/80s Electronic album ever made. It is hilarious. The vocals are of Rick Astley style bad (so bad it's awesome) and the music behind it, once you get past the parody aspect, is actually damn good. Its very impressive musicianship (from one guy) and songwriting. And it has the exact same tracklisting as the album, Storm Corrosion. If you are not a Porcupine Tree or Opeth fan, you will not get this album at all or find it funny, but if you are. This is a hidden, FREE gem that you will love. STORM CORROSION OF LOVE AND EMOOOOOOTION, BAY-BAY-UH!!!
265.) A Life Once Lost- Ecstatic Trance
A Life Once Lost has always been one of the those bands that I never really got into despite the talent I do hear, and on this album it is still the case. It's not bad by any means, just not my bag. A Life Once Lost has always been one of the bands that never really got recognition either for their style of Groove Metalcore, but they are still hard at work and kicking ass everywhere. I do wish i could get into it more, and maybe in time I will, but for fans of Groove Metal and Metalcore, if you haven't heard it yet, check it out, it may be right up your alley.
266.) Hooded Menace- Effigies of Evil
Dark, evil, Doom Metal in the style of early day Paradise Lost. I know they have some good notoriety over in the UK, I wish that would come over to the states as well. This is a fantastic, well thought out, Doom Metal album. Unlike a lot of Doom Metal albums, there is a lot of tempo changes on this album and it helps make the album that much more fun to listen to. Its deep and heavy and above all else, very underrated. check this out for one of the best damn Doom Metal albums of the year!
267.) OSI- Fire Make Thunder
OSI lost my interest on their last album, Blood, but because I love Kevin Moore for everything he has done with Dream theater on the 3 albums he was a part of, I will always give his work a chance. This album is like the newest All That Remains album.....Better? Even with the fantastic line up on this album, it does nothing for me. When you got past and present members of Fates Warning, Dream theater and Porcupine tree on an album you expect it to kick ass. And for many people it does. To me, it does nothing. It's better than Blood, but not by much.
268.) To-Mera- Exile
If Evergrey was a Female Fronted band, they would be To-Mera. These guys are a killer band that I wish more people would check out. Exile is a great starting point. It captures pretty much everything there is to know about the band in one album. Its Dark, heavy and proggy, with fantastic vocals. Check them out if you were at anytime an Evergrey fan, you will not be disappointed (No operatic female vocals, which is another huge plus).
269.) Pelican- Ataraxia/Taraxis
This short, but sweet EP from the Instrumental Post Metal band showcases the shorter side to Pelican's sound they have developed over the years. It's more to the point and even heavier than before. 4 songs and 5 seconds shy of 18 minutes long. This is a great intro to get into this abnd if you have not already. they are one of the finest Post Metal bands going.
270.) Black Country Communion- Afterglow
Like all supergroups, BCC is all but over at this point, which sucks. This is probably my favorite of the 3 BCC albums. It is such killer Classic Rock done with a modern edge. Maybe there is a way for this band to keep going strong but it is not looking good at this point. Check this out if you want to hear some of the finest Hard Rock and Classic Rock you'll hear from the 2000s (and of course their first two albums as well).
I would normally be doing 20 albums. But I'm starting to feel sick as a dog, so I'm going to take a nap and hopefully feel better tonight.
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271.) Whoretopsy- They Did Unspeakable Things
Yes this band sounds a lot like the similar named Cryptopsy, although nowhere near as technical. Lyrically, there is almost no difference as you can tell by the song titles, just more comedic.It's a very solid Death Metal album with Chris Barnes style vocals. that kinda kills it for me, but the music makes up for, which is something Six Feet Under could never do.These guys are young so it will take a while for them to develop their sound more, but this is a great album to start off with.
272.) Angel Witch- As Above, So Below
Another album I am shocked no one is talking about considering they were one of the founders of the NWOBHM. This is such a great Heavy Metal album. As it should be it sounds just like it came out of the late 70s/early 80s. I hope there are some kids out there who were looking up music stumbled upon this album and will enjoy it because the founders of the NWOBHM don't seem to get noticed anymore which is a damn shame, considering they are writing music of this caliber. put on your studded vest, slam some beer, and enjoy Angel Witch!
273.) Reflections- The Fantasy Effect
There is no way around it. This is the textbook definition of a Djent Metal band. These guys are from the twin Cities and are about to be picked up to Sumerian Records. the drummer is actually 17, which blows my mind. I could go into a Djent rant, but I will save that for a Facebook post or something. These guys are a great band who are young and developing into their own sound. I love what they are doing and they will only get bigger and better. Maybe you'll dig them too.
274.) Old Man Gloom- NO
Now this is what I expect from the breakup of Isis. Yes the band has been around for well over a decade, but they are just now starting to get noticed after the breakup of Isis. it also helps it's their first album in 8 years. The album is even more heavy and experimental than Isis, which when you hear it, is a good thing. Aaron Turner seems to have a few new pots cooking band wise and this is the best of them all currently going. As I keep eluding to Isis fans should love this album to death, I know I do.
275.) Soundgarden- King Animal
They've been away for too long (haha, get it?). This album is definitely killer. the songwriting is topnotch, which is tradition in Canada...I mean Soundgarden. I do have one beef with the album...the track order. Every song is awesome, but it really starts to mellow out about half way through the album and it gets very slow all the action packed songs are in the first half. If they had switched up the order, the album would have been unstoppable, it still is, but its a big factor to me. Regardless, Soundgarden is back and kicking just as much ass as ever. get this now!
276.) Mnemic- Mnemisis
Although I haven't been much of a fan since the Audio Injected Soul (actually the only album from Mnemic I love all the way through) I will always give them a chance because they helped me get into Modern Industrial, and Proto-Djent Metal. I hate saying this but they sound so very watered down now a days. This album in particular sounds like they knew The Audio Injected Soul was their best album and they tried to remake it. The problem is that they lost several of their key members that make that sound come alive, so it doesn't come off anywhere near as good. I can't say it's disappointing as I wasn't expecting much, but it would have been refreshing to enjoy a Mnemic album again. Oh well.
277.) Blut Aus Nord- 777- Cosmosophy
Where has this been been all my life. I didn't even know about them until I got the promo for this album and I instantly feel in love. Its experimental Black Metal, but not in the way you would imagine. it's very 80s Electronic sounding at times and the lack of Screams also helps in this regard (although there is some, just not a lot). Almost as if The Cure made a Black Metal album. Its not an album that can be enjoyed all the time but when the mood is right, nothing is better. I love this band, check them out!
278.) Veil Of Maya- Eclipse
On their previous albums, I could not get into Veil Of Maya. After seeing them live and getting this album. I still have my reserves, but they are getting better. Another band that fits well in the Djent category. It still has some of their Deathcore sound they are known for, which I do not dig much. But this is pretty cool stuff for what it is. Not much of a fan, but they are getting better.
279.) Cloudscape- New Era
If Nevermore started playing in the style of Dream Theater and Pagan's Mind. I am pleasently surprised by this album. For me its hard to find Progressive Power Metal that I can really, really dig, and so far, Cloudscape.Its quite dynamic. When its heavy it is damn heavy, when its epic, it gets damn epic I highly recommend this for the Progressive Power Metal fans, you aren't going to find anything this good int he genre until the next Pagan's Mind album.
280.) A Sound Of Thunder- Out Of The Darkness
There is not much sexier than a female singer who can wail like Bruce Dickinson. In my own sick twisted mind, Halestorm should have went in this direction so they could have had some respect left. At least A Sound Of Thunder does it and does it well. Awesome Heavy Metal and early day Power Metal rolled into one. And again, no operatic vocals like Nightwish, which scores automatic win points for me. by the time of their next album, I hope they can make it onto more tours and get some recognition, they deserve it.
280 albums down and still 6.81 GBs of music to go, without including my Top 20. And to think, if I had a girlfriend I wouldn't have even heard 28 albums this year. haha
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Soundgarden and BCC are both in my top 5 for the year.
6/17 - Meshuggah
6/28 - Iron Maiden - Bergen, Norway
6/29 - Blaze Bayley - Bergen, Norway
7/1 - Iron Maiden - Luxembourg
10/31 - Fleetwood Mac
281.) A Hero, A Fake- The Future Again
Progressive Metalcore. I just heard of these guys this year and I gotta say this is pretty fantastic stuff. Its too Metalcore to be Prog, its too Prog to be Metalcore. Its a great combination of both. This album isn't for everyone as both Metalcore fans and Prog fans will see something not to like about this, but being a fan of both, this is right up my alley and it kicks ass. Definitely underrated and worth the listen.
282.) The Casualties- Resistance
Like NOFX earlier in this thread, The Casualties do their brand of Punk Rock and do it well. Its very hardcore as well, especially in the vocals. It like most Punk Rock is not the most original, but it fits the mood and its fast and fun to listen to, and sometimes that's all you need to have. Punk fans, if you don't have this yet, you are missing out.
283.) Horn Of The Rhino- Grengus
Stoner Metal, Doom Metal and Soundgarden style Hard Rock. Stoner Grunge Metal? I guess that's a good way to call it. Horn Of The Rhino is a very damn heavy band that pulls no punches, they play what they wanna play, and they do it well. This is a fun record that has a lot of dynamics and tempo changes that are missing this style of music. I think I've seen 3 people talk about this album which is just sad because it is so damn good. Check it out for yourself and enjoy!
284.) Panzerballet- Tank Goodness
This is one heavily messed up album. It is Progressive Metal for sure, Djenty at times but its as if Frank Zappa discovered Djent and made an album in that style. There is also a messed up cover of the theme from Dirty Dancing on this album, it's so out there, it's awesome. Mattias from Freak Kitchen also guest vocals on a song and plays a badass solo. It's not your typical Prog album, this Zappa inspired Prog Metal.
285.) Emmanuel And The Fear- The Janus Mirror
One of my favorite non-metal discoveries of the year. Emmanuel And The Fear are back and they made an epic album to say the least. it covers the whole gambit of Music from pop to classical to Orchestral to Folk to Post... its just a fantastic album. While I do like the first album more than anything else, this album is awesome as well and just as good. I highly recommend these guys for when you are in a non-metal mood. You'll be glad you did.
286.) Marduk- Serpent Sermon
One of the first real Black metal bands I got into besides Emperor and Dimmu Borgir. I will always have a soft spot for Marduk. They have two speeds, mid tempo and fast as hell. They don't need anything else. This album is just as blasphemous as the rest of their discography. its just simply good evil Black Metal. It really fits the mood for when you need a little evil in you.
287.) Hypomanie- Calm Down, You Weren't Set On Fire
Instrumental Blackgaze. there's no better way i can put it. Black Metal, Shoegaze and Post Rock all done instrumentally. I think this album could be a good gateway for Post Rock fans to get into Black Metal and vice versa. This is done very dynamically and with a lot of great songwriting. Instrumental fans should love this album upon listening to it, or at least I hope they would. Simply put its a great mood album that you may enjoy if this entices you.
288) Abraham- The Serpent, The Prophet, The Whore
Do you wish the Ocean stayed as a Sludge Metal band? They would be Abraham. This is the closest thing I have heard to anyone sounding like The Ocean. Very Dynamic Sludge Metal that captures your interest no matter what style of music you are into. I am surprised to not see many people talk about these guys as they are fantastic. Maybe within the next year and possible touring they can get the fan base they deserve. One can only hope so, until then check this out and love it.
289.) Daniel Jakubovic- Surrounded By A Million Goats
Last year's album Elef Kirot, is one of my favorite albums of all time. It is the perfect blend of Pop Rock and Prog Metal. Surrounded By A Million Goats is a lot more subdued of an album. It is quite good but it takes a few listens to really appreciate it. Not to say there isn't some rockin' songs on it, but it's not like Elef Kirot. It seems as though all the heavy from that album went onto the new album from Daniel's other band Against the Wall (which will be coming up eventually). Its like how Aaron Lew is keeping all the heavy music for Staind now and the light stuff is for his solo work. not a bad idea when done right, and like everything Mr. Jakubovic does, he nailed it out of the park. Great job sir, great job!
290.) Ensiferum- Unsung Heroes
There is Viking Metal like Amon Amarth, there is Viking Metal like Enslaved. And then there is Ensiferum. They are one of the bands that you either see the absolute epicness of their style, or you hate it. Just like Wintersun in many ways. I for one love them and are quite happy they are headlining Paganfest this year. They've earned it. The new album is bloody awesome, literally, lots of blood spilled lyrically on this one. Its the right amount of folky, with lots of Viking Power. If you haven't heard these guys before, start with this album and check out the rest, if you aren't into this, you're missing out on some very badass metal.
291.) Winterfylleth- The Threnody Of Triumph
One of the best Black Metal, Atmospheric Metal bands you will ever hear in your life. This is the crowning achievement of this style of music and it will be amazingly hard to beat. Like I have eluded to many times, this barely missed my Top 20 list because of late entries. But DAMN this is phenomenal. Rather then just go on and on about how good this is, you should check it out for yourself. If you like Alcest, Deafheaven or other Atmospheric Black Metal bands, this will be your new favorite (unless you like the Post Rock side more).
292.) Ahab- The Giant
As the name of the band and the album title eludes to, this is big epic Doom Metal about the leviathan, Moby Dick. Maybe not entirely lyrically but all you gotta do is look at the names, haha. This is slow and crushing Doom Metal that takes you on an epic voyage. this is definitely only for Doom fans and those who may be intrigued to check out doom Metal, if you hate Doom Metal you'll hate this, if you like it, you'll love this.
293.) Jute Gyte- Isolation
This is an oddball album for me. It's a black Metal album, without question but it's played like a Hard Rock album. Like if you took a few random hard Rock artists and asked them to put together a Black Metal album. It's quite brilliant. The songs are longer, the longest being 11 minutes, but it feels catchy and very enjoyable. One of those odd albums you wouldn't expect unless you heard it. Take a chance and check this out. I'm glad I did.
294.) Oedipus- Viscous Little Smile
This again is a very experimental Hard Rock album. Like a few other albums mentioned in this thread, they are taking Hard Rock ideas and taking them to unexplored territory. Punk Rock, Hardcore, Prog Rock, Prog Rock, Pop Rock all formed into one sound that is rarely if ever heard. It takes a couple listens to grasp onto everything going on on this album, but it's worth it if you give it the chance. its a very refreshing album that more bands in hard Rock should be striving for.
295.) Disrhythmia- Test Of Submission
When they aren't doing Vaura, Dysrhythmia is hard at work making Instrumental Progressive Metal, and they created another damn fine album this time around. I love these guys but I haven't been too much into them just basically due to lack of time (think about it, this is my 295th album of 2012 music I have reviewed, without including the rest, my top 20, and non 2012 music I discovered) but with every album I have heard they write fantastic music that proves you can create great Metal without vocals. At times it gets a little one sided but that is to be expected unless you strive to be as diverse as possible. But an album at a time, they hit it out of the park.
296.) Undersmile- Narwhal
Like Ahab before them in this thread, Undersmile writes some crushing Sludgy, Doomy Drone Metal. If Sun O))) added a drummer and played somewhat faster, they would be Undersmile. this is a heavy and crushing album that will put your speakers through a workout. I love this to death and is one of the best Doom Metal albums of the year. A bit much to hear all at once, but worth it.
297.) Daylight Dies- Frail Becoming
The American Opeth are back at it again and damn did they write a masterpiece. A lot more diverse this time around, Frail becoming takes their dark evil Progressive Death Metal and expands upon it like never before. If you miss what Opeth used to be in Progressive Death Metal (I love their Prog Rock style now, but I miss the old stuff as well) there is Daylight Dies to help ease the pain. Dismantling Devotion is still my favorite Daylight Dies album, but is BY FAR my other favorite album from the band. So hauntingly beautiful. Please check these guys out,t hey should be on headlining tours by now, Lets get them there!
298.) Words Of Farewell- Immersion
Pretty damn cool Progressive Melodic Death Metal. I didn't know about these guys till I got the promo but I am very impressed. I guess a good way to describe them after repeated listens is Wintersun meets Insomnium with some Opeth thrown in for good measure. I really hope these guys make it big with this or their next album, because this is so very damn impressive and deserves some touring exposure. If you dig Melodic Death Metal and some Prog, check these guys out, it's very much worth it.
299.) Legacy Of Disorder- Last Man Standing
I loved these guys when I got this album, I loved them even more when I saw them live, and became some of my favorite people to hang out with when I drank with them during Devildriver's set during their tour with GWAR. Legacy of Disorder, in my humble opinion takes the best parts of Testament and Lamb Of God, and makes it their own brand of New Zealand Thrash Metal. These guys are only going to be getting bigger and better. and should be on some pretty big tours next year. Be sure to check them out, they are awesome!
300.) Low-Pass- Trimurti
If Hella had Melody and Harmony. this is Math Rock for the Post Rock crowd. It's nowhere near as crazy as Hella but there are still those elements in there, somewhat like Don Caballero used to be. While this is another album I haven't got to sit down with much,e very time I've heard it, I loved it and definitely fit the mood every time. For some accessible Math Rock, check this out.
DAAAAAAMN! 300 albums. And I am still in for another 4GBs of music, my top 20 and other albums that I may or may not add. It's sad to see this thread almost come to the end. But I am also relived I can sit back and relax eventually sometime soon.
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BARRE CITY Phyllis J. Rock, 74, of North Barre Manor, passed away Thursday, Sept. 5, 2013, at the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H.
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The American Legion and the Lions Club of New Ulm will be serving sauerkraut, landjaegers or pork and dumpling or mashed potatoes on Wednesday, May 28, 5-7pm.
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−Shakespeare in the Parking Lot6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Shakespeare in the Parking Lot is a free event taking place Thursday, May 29, North Mankato City Hall parking lot at 6pm; Friday, May 30, New Ulm's German Park, 6pm; Saturday, May 31, City Center Place ramp/Atwood ramp, 6pm.
4 original short plays "To Die or Not To Die", Skakespearean game shows with prizes and more.+6:00 pmShakespeare in the Parking Lot
−NUACT's Auditions for Fiddler on the Roof10:00 am – 7:00 pm
NUACT's auditions for Fiddler on the Roof will be:
Saturday, May 31, 10am for children under 16
Saturady, May 31, 11am for adults over 16
Sunday, June 1, 5:30pm – all cast and crew meeting
Auditions will be held at the former middle school on Center and State Streets in New Ulm. Please enter via Washington Street parking lot and go in door #7.
There are great lead roles in the play and great chorus numbers. There is a full description of parts on the NUACT website: www.newulmact.com/productions-auditions/
Call Paul Warshauer, the director, at 507-359-9990 with questions.+10:00 amNUACT's Auditions for Fiddler on the Roof
−Immanuel Lutheran School Sesquicentennial Celebration9:30 am – 1:00 pm
You are invited to a Sesquicentennial Celebration Service of Praise on Sunday, June 1, 9:30am at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Courtland. Lunch and fellowship to follow at the school.
Immanuel Lutheran School 1864-2014 – Built on a Rock – 150 Years of Growing Faithful Disciples
RSVP's for the lunch are appreciated, but not required. Please contact Mark and Kathy at 507-359-2691 or firstname.lastname@example.com. A free will offering will be taken.
A cookbook with history and memories is being compiled. If you, a friend or a family member have ties to Immanuel Lutheran School, please contact Jodi at email@example.com or 507-276-4322 for more information. Recipes, stories and memories can be brought to the celebration on June 1.
Immanuel Lutheran School and Church in located 3 miles east of Courtland on Nicollet County Road 25.+9:30 amImmanuel Lutheran School Sesquicentennial Celebration
−Dairy Day at Harkin Store1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
The Harkin Store will be honoring the dairy industry by serving homemade ice cream made by Sylvia Reinhardt from 1-4pm on Sunday, June 1. They will be having other dairy products for sampling.+1:00 pmDairy Day at Harkin Store
−Brown County Outstanding Seniors1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Nominations are now being accepted through the month of June for the Brown County Outstanding Senior Citizen Recognition for 2014.
Seniors who have reached the age of 70 by June 1 of this year can be nominated. Recognition will be based largely and how the nominee has touched the lives of other people in their community, the scope of volunteer involvement in various community organizations, as well as the variety, quality and quantity of community service performed after age 65. Nominees must currently do a volunteer activity that is unpaid and demonstrates commitment to their local community.
Nominees will be recognized for their community service at the Brown County Fair in August. Those wishing to make nominations can obtain official nomination forms by contacting their local Senior Citizen group or Bob Apitz at Brown County Family Service, PO Box 788, New Ulm, MN 56073.+1:00 pmBrown County Outstanding Seniors
−German Park Concert in the Park Series7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
German Park Concert in the Park Series 2014
June 2 – The Concord Singers
June 9 – The Original German Band of New Ulm
June 16 – Cletus Goblirsch
June 23 – Molly and Sonny Boy
June 30 – The Ken and Ken Show
July 7 – The Afterwhile
July 14 – Wendinger Band
July 21 – The Little Prairie Pickers
July 28 – No Concert, National Night Out
August 4 – Sleepy Eye Area Concertina Club
August 11 – The Singing Cowgirl
August 18 – Larry Mages and the Mages Family Band
August 25 – The Concord Singers
Monday Night Concerts start at 7pm at German Park. In case of inclement weather, the performances will be held at the New Ulm Civic Center (1212 North Franklin). Listen to KNUJ for weather related updates. Relay for Life will be selling popcorn and soda.
Concert Series Co-Sponsored by New Ulm Park and Recreation and KNUJ.+7:00 pmGerman Park Concert in the Park Series
−Bernadotte's Lutheran's Pie and Ice Cream Social5:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Bernadotte Lutheran's Annual WELCA Pie and Ice Cream Social, Bake Sale and Fun will be Wednesday, June 4, 5:30-8pm at Bernadotte Lutheran Church.
Serving cold ham sandwiches; hot turkey sandwiches; homemade pie and cake; ice cream; coffee; lemonade and milk. Featuring music from the Lafayette City Band. Homemade "Bake Sale" specialties of the Bernadotte Ladies.+5:30 pmBernadotte's Lutheran's Pie and Ice Cream Social
−New Ulm Cathedral Softball Send Off8:15 am – 11:00 am
Let's cheer on and support the New Ulm Cathedral Girls Softball Team.
Thursday, June 5, there will be a Mass for the softball team at 8:15am at Cathedral Church. Following the Mass, there will be a send off for the softball team at 9am in the Cathedral High School parking lot. First game at Caswell Park in Mankato at 11am.+8:15 amNew Ulm Cathedral Softball Send Off
−Take a Kid Fishing8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Take a Kid Fishing and Fish Free June 6-8. Minnesotas 16 or older do not need a fishing license while taking a child age 15 or younger fishing from Friday, June 6 – Sunday, June 8, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
Questions, call 651-259-5193.+8:00 amTake a Kid Fishing
−Deacon Samuel Wagner Ordained to Priesthood, New Ulm10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Deacon Samuel Wagner, 37, will be ordained to the priesthood for the Catholic Diocese of New Ulm by Bishop John M. LeVoir on Saturday, June 7, at 10am at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in New Ulm.+10:00 amDeacon Samuel Wagner Ordained to Priesthood, New Ulm
−Kaylie and Tyler's 5K Rainbow Color Run3:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Kaylie and Tyler's 5K Rainbow Color Run will be taking place on Saturday, June 7, at Allison Park in Sleepy Eye. 3:30-5:30pm/check in and registration; 3:30-8pm/silent auction; 5pm/meal of pulled pork sandwiches, beans, chips, cookies; 6pm/5K Color Run and Walk begins; 7pm/guest speakers Jerry Kill, U of Mn Gophers Football Coach and Kaylie and Ty's family; 7:30-9pm/Music and Performance by Jason Gray, Christian Music Artist.
For more information, please visit: kayliecares.eventbrite.com.
Kaylie Hogue, daughter of Jeff and Shelly Hogue of New Ulm and Scott and Deb Hadley of Sleepy Eye, passed away unexpectedly on June 5, 2013, of an epileptic seizuer. Kaylie's brother, Tyler Hadley, son of Scott and Deb Hadley, passed away 9 months and 2 days later on March 7, 2014, as the result of an automobile accident.
This 5K Rainbow Color Walk/Run is in remembrance of both Kaylie and Tyler. We will also be recognizing the other three boys that passed away in the same accident: John Mangen, Payton Adams and Caleb Quesenberry.
It is our goal that this day be filled with love, hope and fellowship. Even if you do not want to participate in the race, we ask that you come and share a free will offering meal with us, listen to Coach Kill and enjoy the music of Christian Artist, Jason Gray. Please bring a lawn chair or blanket if you are staying for the program and concert.
All proceeds go toward the following: Scholarships at Martin County West, Sleepy Eye Public and Sleepy Eye St. Mary's, along with the Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota.+3:30 pmKaylie and Tyler's 5K Rainbow Color Run
−Benefit for Teresa (Wallace) Block4:00 pm – 8:00 pm
There will be a benefit for Teresa (Wallace) Block on Saturday, June 7, at the New Ulm Armory, 205 North Broadway, New Ulm from 4-8pm.
There will be a silent auction. Meal is $5/children and $8/adult and includes cheesy chicken sandwich, potato salad, baked beans, pop and water. Kids' Corner free coloring and face painting; $2 root beer float.
Teresa Block was recently diagnosed with lung cancer. Come share your thoughts, prayers and encouragement for Teresa.+4:00 pmBenefit for Teresa (Wallace) Block
−St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Franklin9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Come to St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Franklin on Sunday, June 8, at 9am for Bluegrass Gospel Ministry of the Jorgensen Family from Howard Lake. Fellowship and lunch following the service. There will also be a going away party for Jan Rodvik.+9:00 amSt. Luke's Lutheran Church, Franklin
−Flag Day at the Harkin Store1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
On Sunday, June 8, is our Flag Day program from 1-4pm at the Harkin Store.
They will be having information about our nations' flag…How did the flag start? How was the flag evolved? What does the design of the flag mean? What did the flag of the 1870′s look like? The program will answer the questions.
The gift shop will have flag items for sale. The shop has many different and unique items, books, toys and many hand crafted items. The gift shop is open the same hours as the store. The Harkin Store hours are from 10am-5pm on Tuesdays to Sundays in June, July and August. The store is closed Mondays. There is an admission to the store which includes the program.+1:00 pmFlag Day at the Harkin Store
−Blood Drives1:00 pm – 1:00 pm
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will be making several stops around the area this week.
Monday, June 9 – Our Savior's Church, Bird Island, 1-7pm
Assembly of God Worship Center, Sherburn, 1-7pm
Truman Community Center, 1-7pm
St. Peter Regional Treatment Center Tomlinson Hall, 8am-1pm
Tuesday, June 10 – Fairmont Holiday Inn, 12-6pm
Wednesday, June 11 – Fairmont Holiday Inn, 1-7pm
Buffalo Lake Community Center, 1-7pm
Thursday, June 12 – Fairmont Holiday Inn, 9am-2pm
Cedar Mountain School, Franklin, 1-7pm
American Red Cross Headquarters, Mankato, 12:30-5:30pm
Friday, June 13 – American Red Cross Headquarters, Mankato, 9am-1pm+1:00 pmBlood Drives
−Mankato Area Community Band7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Mankato Area Community Band, free outdoor concerts in Mankato are Tuesdays at 7:30pm at Sibley Park on June 10, 17, 24 and July 8, 15 and 22 – Leas Schwickert Bandshell by the red barn. July 1 will be at Lincoln Park.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy happy music for the whole family. Sibley Park is shaded after 7pm. Rain cancels.+7:30 pmMankato Area Community Band
−New Ulm Municipal Band Schedule7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
The New Ulm Municipal Band has been in existence for over 65 years and plays marches, old standards, Broadway melodies, patriotic songs, German music and much more, all in beautiful German Park. In case of inclement weather, the concert will be held in the New Ulm Civic Center. People should listen to KNUJ AM 860 for the announcement.
June 11; June 18; June 25; July 16; July 23; July 30 – all at German Park, New Ulm from 7-8pm+7:00 pmNew Ulm Municipal Band Schedule
−Ice Cream Social, Bird Island4:30 pm – 7:00 pm
The public is invited to an Ice Cream Social at Our Savior's Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall, Bird Island on Thursday, June 12, 4:30-7pm.
Menu: bbq's; turkey sandwiches; potato salad; homemade baked beans; ice cream; pie; cake; lemonade; coffee.
Sponsored by Our Savior's WELCA. Proceeds this year are going to Renville County Heartland Express. Free will offering. Ecumenical worship service in the park at 7pm.+4:30 pmIce Cream Social, Bird Island
−Hot Topics Breakfast, New Ulm7:30 am – 8:30 am
Join us on Friday, June 13, 7:30am at the New Ulm Country Club for Coalition for Active, Safe and Healthy Streets (CASHS), presentation by Cindy Walters, Heart of New Ulm Project Manager
The mission statement for the CASHS group is promoting health by improving pedestrian and bicycle safety. The Walkable and Livable Communities report highlights six areas for improvement in New Ulm: create a school arrival and departure process; redesign Garden Street behind the school; build a mid-block crossing on Garden Street ; revitalize downtown; build trail connection; transform the intersection of Center and Garden Street.
Sponsored by New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce. Cost is $7/Chamber members or $9/general admission.+7:30 amHot Topics Breakfast, New Ulm
−80th Anniversary Pow Wow, Mountain Lake10:00 am – 7:00 pm
80th Anniversary Pow Wow in Mountain Lake Friday, June 13, through Tuesday, June 17.
The Pow Wow kicks off on Friday night with the Miss Mountain Lake Pageant. Lots of tournaments throughout the weekend. Enjoy the 41st Annual Mountain Lake Road Race, basketball tournaments, antique cars and tractor parade and show. The Kiddie Parade is Sunday and the Mountain Lake Teen Ministerial Association event will be held at 7pm Sunday night at the band shelter.
Grand Parade featuring the Wendinger Band is on Monday at 7pm. Bob and the Beachcombers free concert in the city park at 9pm.+10:00 am80th Anniversary Pow Wow, Mountain Lake
−Lake Crystal City Celebration10:00 am – 11:30 pm
The Lake Crystal City Celebration will be June 13-14.
There will be many activities taking place, including Battle of the Bands; fireworks; beer garden; food vendors; track and field day; bean bag tournament; turtle races; pedal pull; kids crafts; J & K Amusements; carnival; concessions; canoe/kayak rides and much more. Kids Bean Bag Tourney will be held in Marston Park.+10:00 amLake Crystal City Celebration
−Pie and Ice Cream Social, Lafayette5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
St. Gregory's Catholic Church in Lafayette is hosting a Pie and Ice Cream Social on Friday, June 13, from 5:30-7:30pm at the Lafayette Community Center in Lafayette.
Menu: pulled pork sandwiches; hot dogs; baked beans; coleslaw; pies; desserts; ice cream; coffee; lemonade. A community band concert starts at 7:30pm.+5:30 pmPie and Ice Cream Social, Lafayette
−Solstice, Mankato9:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Solstice, outdoor music festival will be held June 14 & 15 at Riverfront Park, Mankato. Gates open at 11am both days.
Pre-Solstice Party with Copperhead Creek will be held Friday, June 13, 9pm. $5/cover; presented by Buster's Sports Bar and Grill.
Saturday: 11:30am-12pm/Hard Luck Revue; 12:30-2pm/Black River Revue; 2:30-4pm/Ian Hilmer; 4:30-6pm/Charlie Parr; 6:30-8pm/White Iron Band; 8:30-10pm/Useful Jenkins.
Sunday: 11:30am-12:30pm/Electric Sky; 1-2pm/DW3; 2:30-3:30pm/The Reckless; 4-5pm/Shakedown City; 5:30-6:30pm/Mayberry Riot; 7-8pm/Angry Waters.
Tickets: $5/kids 8-14; kids 7/under are free; $15/Saturday; $10/Sunday; $20/weeekend. Presale: Cub East and West; Park Lane Liquor; Busters
Visit mankatosolstice.com+9:00 pmSolstice, Mankato
−Glencoe's EAA Chapter 92 Airplane Rides8:30 am – 12:30 pm
Glencoe's EAA Chapter 92 is again sponsoring free airplane rides for youth ages 8-17 as part of the EAA's Young Eagles program.
The airplane rides will take place at the Glencoe Municipal airport on Saturday, June 14, from 8:30am-12:30pm. The rain date would be the following Saturday, June 21, the same time.
Sign up and registration will begin at 8am and need to be accompanied by parent or guardian. For more information, call 320-238-2376 or 320-864-5257,+8:30 amGlencoe's EAA Chapter 92 Airplane Rides
−122nd Annual Bazaar, St. James12:00 pm – 4:00 pm
The Albion Lutheran Church, rural St. James, will be holding their 122nd Annual Bazaar on Saturday, June 14.
Serving of food and craft table items begins at 12pm. The auction of quilts, homemade rugs and hand-crafted items begins at 1:30pm. Albion Lutheran Church is located 2 miles west of Godahl on Hwy 4 and then one-quarted mile north.+12:00 pm122nd Annual Bazaar, St. James
−Ceremony for the Dignified Disposal of American Flags7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
The community is invited to join in a Ceremony for the Dignified Disposal of American Flags which will be held on Flag Day on Saturday, June 14, at 7:39pm at the Nicollet County Fairgrounds in St. Peter.
The William R. Witty American Legion Post #37 will conduct this solemn ceremony honoring the American Flag in front of the grandstand at the Nicollet County Fairgrounds located at 400 West Union Street in St. Peter. Members of the American Legion Post, American Legion Auxiliary, Sons of American Legion and the Last Man's Club of the Viet Nam War Era of St. Peter will also be a participating in the ceremony.
This solemn ceremony will conclude with the dignified burning of unserviceable American flags. Flags can be dropped off at the American Legion during regular business hours. Flags that have been submitted to date have been properly folded and prepared for the disposal by members of Boy Scout Troop #58 of St. Peter.+7:30 pmCeremony for the Dignified Disposal of American Flags
−Church of St. Paul Parish Festival, Nicollet10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Church of St. Paul, Nicollet, Parish Festival on Sunday, June 15. Mass at 10am; Hog Roast and BBQ Chicken Dinner 10:30am-1:30pm.
Tickets: adults (age 12 and up)/$12; children (age 5-11)/$6; children 4 and under/free. There will be a silent auction, bucket raffle and plant sale. The big raffle drawing will be at 2pm.+10:00 amChurch of St. Paul Parish Festival, Nicollet


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Time: November 24, 2009 from 6pm to 10pm
Location: Old Biscuit Mill
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Come and join fellow Silicon Cape community members for the first regular networking evening, aimed at promoting interaction between all participants, from entrepreneurs and service providers through to investors.
The keynote speaker for the evening will be Mark Levitt, CEO of Chesscube, who recently raised R10m from local venture capital firm InVenFin. Mark will be talking about how he built a global-facing online company from Cape Town, with a worldwide revenue and user base.
Comedian Mark Palmer will be breaking the ice on the evening along with some local "Silicon Grape" wines, which should ease the social interaction.
Please RSVP here to attend. Please don't RSVP if you don't intend to come, or if you can no longer attend please change your RSVP status so that the next people in line can attend.
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Top-Seeded Boston Closes with OT Victory
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BOSTON - Midfielder Brad Ross scored the
game-winning goal just 27 seconds into overtime as the Boston
Cannons (9-3) rallied from a late deficit to earn their third
straight win, a 16-15 Major League Lacrosse victory over the
Rochester Rattlers (2-10) in the regular season finale for both
teams at Harvard Stadium on Saturday evening.
Ross, who earned Bud Light Player of the Game honors, scored off a pass from attackman Matt Poskay with 9:33 remaining in the extra period as the Cannons scored twice in a 30-second span to get the victory.
After the Cannons jumped out to a 2-0 lead on goals from Poskay and midfielder Mike Stone, the Rattlers tied the game with two goals in a 65-second span. The teams traded goals before midfielder Paul Rabil scored a power-play goal off an assist from midfielder Kevin Buchanan to give Boston a 4-3 advantage with 18 seconds left in the first quarter.
Attackman Ned Crotty tied the game at 4-4 early in the second quarter with an unassisted goal before the Cannons answered with two goals from Buchanan and rookie defenseman Brian Farrell to regain a 6-4 lead.
But, the Rattlers responded with three straight goals, including a pair of markers from rookie attackman Grant Catalino, to take a 7-6 advantage with 4:53 left in the first half. However, Boston countered with a three-point run, including a two-point goal from Rabil, to end the first half with a 9-7 advantage.
The Rattlers tied the game at 9-9 in the first five minutes of the second half with goals from Crotty and rookie attackman Jordan McBride, but the Cannons answered with three straight goals to regain a 12-9 cushion with 5:05 left in the third quarter.
The Rattlers put together a three-goal run over a four-minute span to even the score at 12-12 before the Cannons used goals from Buchanan and attackman Max Quinzani to gain a 14-12 edge with 10 minutes remaining in regulation.
But, the Rattlers had another answer by scoring three consecutive goals, including a pair of markers from midfielder Martin Cahill, to regain the advantage at 15-14 with 2:49 left.
With just three seconds remaining, Buchanan tallied his third goal of the game off a feed from attackman Ryan Boyle to force the extra session and set up Ross' heroics.
Rabil led the Cannons to the victory by scoring three goals, including a two-point marker, and contributed two assists while Buchanan added a three-goal, two-assist effort. Poskay scored twice and added two assists as the Cannons outshot Rochester by a commanding 57-45 margin.
Crotty led Rochester in a losing effort by scoring three goals with an assist while Cahill and McBride each added a "hat trick." Goalkeeper John Galloway made 18 saves, including eight in the third quarter, for the Rattlers, who end the season with a three-game losing streak.
The Cannons will face the Chesapeake Bayhawks in the first semi-final of the 2011 Sports Authority MLL Championship Weekend on Saturday, August 27 at 12 p.m.
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I made another topic in this forum about the type of soil to be used for desert rock gardens. I decided we would just use coarse concrete sand, and we will use limestone simply as mulch. I would like to have a last confirmation about this soil, just because I want to avoid having buyer's remorse syndrome! ahah! Here in Dallas TX yearly rainfall reaches 38 inches. This is a lot of water, and I felt like I have no other choice but avoiding to use even a pound of organic matter. The problem with Dallas is that it does not rain too often, but when it does, it's the universal deluge. Among all these uncertainties, one thing is for sure: "[glow=red,2,300]the more sandstone boulders, the merrier!!![/glow]"


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The 100 Angel-themed works were completed between 2010 and 2013. Each work is tied into the other with halos of gold leaf stars which correspond to the pieces place in the exhibit. The works are mixed media, digitally altered photographs, photo collages' paintings, drawings and several 3-D pieces created from various materials.
The community is invited to the exhibit on Saturday, Sept. 7, from 2 to 4 p.m. for an opening reception of the "100 Angels Project." Klein will be present for a gallery talk as well.
Come and support the ARTS, organizers say; as always, the gallery is kid-friendly. Second Street Gallery is located at 122 S. Second St. in Kenedy. Call Saundra Schultz at 830-583-2330 for more information or directions.


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Goddard faces $550,000 deficitBy Eric Blaisdell
STAFF WRITER | June 15,2013While avoiding any layoffs, Goddard College in Plainfield is imposing pay cuts on its faculty and staff to help counter a $550,000 deficit.
President Barbara Vacarr and Chief Financial Officer Faith Brown met with a reporter and Times Argus Editor Steven Pappas on Friday to discuss the cuts and how the school plans to turn around its financial situation.
The school is running a deficit in its $12 million to $13 million operating budget, Brown said. To bring that number in check, she said, faculty and staff will see tiered pay reductions based on how much money they make. Employees making $30,000 or less will be unaffected, Vacarr said. Other cuts include a suspension of matching contributions for retirement, no severance pay, and some reduced hours for the equivalent of 1½ full-time employees in all departments.
Brown said the school is planning for the cuts to last only a year.
The deficit does not affect any of Goddards capital projects already in the works, they said.
Vacarr described the plan, which was outlined to the Goddard community Friday, as a correction. It received unanimous approval from Goddards board of directors earlier Friday.
Brown said the reason for the deficit is the same problem colleges across the country are facing: declining enrollment. She said higher education is under pressure from a sluggish economy, and with Goddard being 96 percent tuition dependent, with a very small endowment, the school has been forced to look to other revenue sources.
Another reason for Goddards financial difficulties is the way the school fixed its previous economic problems. In 2002, the school closed its residential program and focused all of its efforts on its low-residency model, where students are on campus for just days rather than months and do most of their work at home.
Vacarr said that change put a tourniquet on the problem, and enrollment started to come back. But no one had a plan for the future, she said. What the school is doing today is trying to correct those changes to help keep the school financially solvent, Vacarr said.
The school could have simply raised tuition to help balance the budget, but after already raising tuition by 4 percent earlier this year, Vacarr said, she decided against another increase. She said she did not want to pass any costs on to students.
Our commitment is to keep tuition accessible and within the range of public (college) tuition, Vacarr said.
Instead, Vacarr said, they are continuing to invest in areas of the school where results are taking root, including marketing, partnerships and fundraising.
Laying off employees to help fix the financial issues was another option Vacarr said she refused to consider.
There have been decisions made in fear, and I dont think thats a good way to make a decision, she said. It has to be data driven.
But its not all bad news, as Vacarr said that data and initiatives the school has put into place are starting to show results, and she hopes continuation of those programs will help dig the school out of its financial problems. Certain partnerships that have generated interest in the school are feeding students to the college.
The school is leasing parts of its campus to the Waldorf School and EarthWalk, and Goddard is in talks with the Center for Circumpolar Navigation for a lease.
Goddard also is getting much more interest from potential students, Vacarr said, as inquiries have increased by 33 percent to 5,074 and raw applications have increased by 155 percent to 1,106.
The fundraising the school has been doing is also starting to pay off, Vacarr said, with a once-nonexistent fundraising initiative having gone up 88 percent in the last year. There were 155 new donors to the college in fiscal year 2013, she said.
Faced with the challenges, Vacarr and Brown indicated they will not know if the seeds of their work will yield fruit until about April, when a complete analysis is finished.
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Police allege methadone scam
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BERLIN A woman is facing criminal charges of double-dipping on methadone.
State police said Friday they cited Sara Tucker on charges of false pretense and 21 counts of prescription fraud. They said an investigation began after police learned she allegedly sent a fraudulent letter to her primary care physician at Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin.
According to police, the letter was purportedly from BAART Behavioral Health Services and indicated Tucker, 34, was no longer being treated with methadone at its Granger Road clinic. The letter requested that Tuckers treatment be taken over by her primary care physician.
Police said that for a time, Tucker was receiving methadone from her doctor while still being treated with it at the BAART clinic.
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Menopause is the time in a woman's life when her period stops. It usually occurs naturally, most often after age 45. Menopause happens because the woman's ovaries stop producing the hormones estrogen and progesterone.
The transition into menopause is called perimenopause, and it can begin several years before your last menstrual period. After a full year without a period, you have been "through menopause."
The average age of a woman having her last period is 51, but some women have their last period in their forties, and some have it later in their fifties.
Perimenopausal and menopause symptoms include:
While these symptoms are not life-threatening, they can be so bothersome that they interfere with quality of life. Talk to your care providers about how to best manage menopause. Make sure they know your medical history and your family medical history, including whether you are at risk for heart disease [7], osteoporosis, or breast cancer [8].
Staying healthy during and after menopause may mean making some changes in the way you live.
Since the body has less estrogen during and after menopause, your bones are less able to use calcium, which creates a risk factor for osteoporosis, a condition in which bones weaken and are more likely to fracture. Fractures from osteoporosis can result in pain, disability, and sometimes death. Osteoporosis is a major health threat for an estimated 44 million Americans, 68 percent of whom are women.
Treatments for menopause depend on the symptoms that are most bothersome. These can include:
The use of menopausal hormone therapy has been highly debated since the Women's Health Initiative Hormone Study findings were released in 2002. Before this study, it was thought that hormone therapy could ward off heart disease [7], osteoporosis, and cancer [8], while improving women's quality of life. Findings emerged from clinical trials that showed this was not so, and current research suggests that long-term use of menopausal hormone therapy poses some serious risks.
However, for women who need hormone therapy to control symptoms, the results suggest that short-term use does not increase heart disease risk in women if they begin hormone therapy within 10 years of menopause onset.
More research is needed to fully understand this issue. Still, a woman has options when it comes to managing the symptoms of menopause.
Lifestyle behaviors that are most important are designed to protect your bones. These include:
In a holistic perspective, menopause is not an illness, but a life transition through which all women pass. However, that does not deny that there are undesirable symptoms sometimes.
Integrative therapies for menopause aim to ease the difficulties of uncomfortable symptoms. The use of integrative therapies for menopause symptoms is common. Women who use them generally find them to be beneficial. A telephone survey of more than 850 women age 45 to 65 showed that 76 percent used alternative therapies, including 22 percent who used them to treat their menopause symptoms. Additionally, as many as 89 percent reported that they found these therapies to be "somewhat" or "very" helpful.
While isolated interventions, such as an herbal medicine or acupuncture [15], may ease a discomfort like hot flashes, isolated symptom treatment alone is not the sole intention of an integrative approach. Integrated approaches focus on bringing the body into optimal balance [16], which will naturally diminish the physical discomfort. This involves mental, emotional [10], and spiritual [17]balance as well, which is a healthy goal for any phase of life, including menopause.
Clinical studies that have examined the impact of exercise [13], progressive muscle relaxation, relaxation breathing [18], guided relaxations [19], and stress [20] management practices in menopausal and perimenopausal women have not found specific reduction in the specific complaints of hot flashes, night sweats, vaginal dryness, or sleep [9]disturbances. However, there is improvement in overall quality of life, which is a major goal.
Menopause is an ideal time to examine one's life, to find expression and satisfaction with work and relationships [21], and feel committed to something larger than ourselves—to find purpose [22].
It is an excellent time to cultivate self-reflective practices, such as meditation [23] and journaling. There are many excellent resources about this time of life, including: The Second Half of Life, by Angeles Arriens, PhD; and The Wisdom of Menopause: Creating Physical and Emotional Health and Healing During the Change, and The Secret Pleasures of Menopause, both by Christiane Northrup, MD.
Most botanical supplements [24] used for menopause are thought to provide benefits through active ingredients that act as phytoestrogens-plant substances that act like estrogen in the body. However, the research is mixed on the results.
Typical doses for each botanical are indicated below. However, you should talk with your healthcare provider [25]before adding botanicals to your health regimen and ask about the right dosage for you.
Naturopathic medicine [26] may be a good approach for women who desire a natural and integrative approach to menopause, with guidance and support for diet [12], lifestyle, botanicals [27], hydrotherapy, and other tools.
In one systematic study of Naturopathy versus conventional medical treatment for menopausal women, Naturopathy appeared to be an effective alternative, providing comparable relief of specific menopausal symptoms compared to conventional therapy.
Traditional Chinese Medicine [2] providers work with women to optimize their nutrition [12], activity [13], and internal energetic balance, using herbs [28], acupuncture [15], movement practices [29] (Qigong [30]and Tai Chi), massage [31] (Tui Na [32]), and other techniques. Short-term studies about acupuncture alone have not shown benefit in decreasing hot flashes, but the whole systems approach has not been well evaluated. A one- to two-month trial with a TCM provider may give you an indication of whether this approach is beneficial for you.
Homeopathy is another approach used by some women to help manage symptoms. A 2010 summary of research on homeopathy and menopause found mixed results, with a large percentage of women in some studies reporting improvement in symptoms, while two small clinical trials found no statistically significant improvement. The summary concludes that well-designed trials of homeopathy for menopause symptoms are needed.
As with any medical "condition," educating oneself is of utmost importance. Learn about the changes happening in your body during menopause. Studies show that women who receive educational counseling in menopause are less likely to inaccurately attribute physical pain complaints to menopause.
It is important to learn about the secondary effects of menopause, such as osteoporosis, increased heart disease [7] risk, and memory loss that may possibly be prevented through specific treatments.
If you use botanical supplements, especially if you are also using pharmaceuticals, it is important to inform your healthcare provider.
Every woman has a different perimenopause experience. Not all women experience problematic symptoms, and those who do experience symptoms to different degrees. Keep track of your recurring issues, when they occur, and what factors impact them so you can make necessary changes.
Most importantly, remember that menopause is a natural phase of life. You might want help with symptoms for a time, but you usually won't need assistance for the rest of your life.
[1] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/sites/default/files/images/thumbnails/Emotions5v2.jpg
[2] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/explore-healing-practices/traditional-chinese-medicine
[3] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/explore-healing-practices/what-are-mind-body-therapies
[4] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/explore-healing-practices/food-medicine
[5] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/explore-healing-practices/massage-therapy
[6] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/enhance-your-wellbeing/purpose/life-purpose/why-life-purpose-important
[7] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/conditions/heart-disease
[8] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/conditions/cancer
[9] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/wellbeing/health/sleep
[10] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/wellbeing/health/thoughts-emotions
[11] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/conditions/anxiety-depression
[12] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/wellbeing/health/diet-nutrition
[13] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/wellbeing/health/physical-activity-fitness
[14] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/glossary/3#term46
[15] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/explore-healing-practices/acupuncture
[16] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/article/05-2013/what-wellbeing
[17] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/wellbeing/spirituality
[18] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/explore-healing-practices/breathwork
[19] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/enhance-your-wellbeing/health/stress-mastery/learn-relaxation-techniques
[20] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/wellbeing/health/stress-mastery
[21] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/wellbeing/relationships
[22] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/wellbeing/life-purpose
[23] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/explore-healing-practices/meditation
[24] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/explore-healing-practices/botanical-medicine-0
[25] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/navigate-healthcare-system/how-can-i-communicate-effectively
[26] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/explore-healing-practices/naturopathy
[27] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/explore-healing-practices/botanical-medicine
[28] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/node/337
[29] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/explore-healing-practices/mindful-movement
[30] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/explore-healing-practices/qigong
[31] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/node/339
[32] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/explore-healing-practices/therapeutic-massage-tui-na
[33] http://www.naturopathic.org/
[34] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/glossary/3#term28
[35] http://nccam.nih.gov/health/naturopathy/
[36] http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378512210000538
[37] http://www.womanshealth.gov/faq/menopause-treatment.cfm#b
[38] http://www.menopause.org/
[39] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/our-experts/karen-lawson-md
[40] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/our-experts/archelle-georgiou-md
[41] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/activities/meditation-exercise
[42] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/activities/shift-your-emotions


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AHAH fitting thread! Half ass gamethread for the half assed effort our Knicks give us!
On that note I hope we win tonight..
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[Only registered and activated users can see links. ][Only registered and activated users can see links. ] and coach Mike D'Antoni think fatigue is the [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]' problem. [Only registered and activated users can see links. ][Only registered and activated users can see links. ] just wants everyone to relax.
A win could relieve some of the mounting pressure on all of them, and end a four-game slide.
The Knicks attempt to avoid another poor performance against the [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] as they conclude their season series at Madison Square Garden on Friday night.New York (35-36) is proving to be a major disappointment since acquiring Anthony in a blockbuster deal from Denver last month. The team is 7-10 since his arrival, with six losses coming against teams with losing records.The Knicks became one of those teams Wednesday, dropping below .500 for the first time since November after falling 111-99 to Orlando. Stoudemire turned in a season-low 13 points while making 6 of 20 from the floor.
"Amar'e's tired," D'Antoni said. "We've worn him down a little bit and it showed."
Stoudemire, third in the league with 25.8 points per game, agrees with his coach, but feels the entire team is suffering."I think we're all somewhat getting the fatigue factor setting in," Stoudemire said. "But we'll be OK."Despite the struggles, New York is seventh in the Eastern Conference, 6 1/2 games ahead of ninth-place Milwaukee (28-42) with 11 games remaining. That's the main reason Anthony, averaging 24.3 points since joining the Knicks, feels everyone should calm down.
"We just need to relax," he said. "I think it's, we put too much pressure on ourselves. We're losing games that we know we should be winning and we're just putting a lot of pressure on ourselves. I think we're playing too tense out there on the court, everybody just needs to relax. Just have fun."The Knicks didn't do that in a 100-95 loss at Milwaukee on Sunday, falling behind by 23 at the end of the first quarter and shooting 38.6 percent overall.
New York, though, took the most recent meeting at MSG, winning 114-108 as Anthony scored 27 points with 10 rebounds in his Knicks debut on Feb. 23.While the Knicks are trying to pull out of a tailspin, the Bucks are seeking momentum for a playoff push. They're three games back of Indiana for the eighth and final playoff position in the East with 12 games left, including one versus the Pacers on April 1.
Milwaukee turned in its own poor performance Wednesday, losing 97-90 to last-place Sacramento after beating New York."We just didn't have the type of intensity and focus you'd like to see and understanding the enormity of the game, we were kind of passive," coach Scott Skiles said.[Only registered and activated users can see links. ][Only registered and activated users can see links. ] has been outstanding over the last three games, averaging 28.7 points on 63.0 percent shooting - 19 for 31 from 3-point range. That included 30 points Sunday while sinking 6 of 11 3s against the Knicks.
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[Only registered and activated users can see links. ][Only registered and activated users can see links. ] is looking for a better effort after making just 2 of 7 shots for six points Wednesday. The guard came one assist shy of a triple-double in the last meeting with New York while also adding 14 points and 11 rebounds.
He's totaled 16 points while missing 15 of 20 field goals over his last two visits to the Garden.
As a result of the Knicks effort I have come to my lowest in a long time, similar to the Knicks. So aslong as their effort is ****, my effort will be ****.
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AHAH fitting thread! Half ass gamethread for the half assed effort our Knicks give us!
On that note I hope we win tonight..
Me 2 I want to make a good one for 2morrow lol
I'd like to see us make the playoffs this year....need to win tonight
With a guy like Bogut on the opposing front-line and no plan to stop him [on 'Antoni's part], I don't think we can take out the Bucks.
No offense to those that believe, "no matter what."
Well, there is just 11 games left, we have some hard challenges ahead, not only Chicago, Orlando and Boston but also Indiana and Cleveland, the 76ers won't be an easy game either, so if we can't beat the Bucks tonight thinking of the playoffs becomes dreaming of the playoffs.
This 4 game losing streak hurts bad. We need to get back to .500 tonight & build from there.
Hopefully we don't allow these guys to score 30+ during the 1st quarter. We only lost by 5 last game but that 1st Q pretty much did us in.
I like our chances tonight. Looking for Billups to step up as the veteran leader & right this ship.
Oh god.. its Friday.... you guys know what that means...
this game is going live here to Australia. Great way to start the morning.... if we win
Not off to a good start lol iy yi yi
The BOO Birds are out early!!! Here we go with the BS early. Come on man, dont start the weekend off like this...
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Anyone see the Basking Shark swimming by the kayaker in Florida?
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My SIL had her baby on Monday. He was born 5 wks early via c-section because they found that his intestines were growing outside of his body. They have been slowly sucking the intestines back into his belly, and he is scheduled to be sewn up sometime today.
After this, it will be 3-6 more weeks before he is able to digest anything. My SIL has been pumping and really wants to breastfeed. I can't imagine the struggle she must be going through right now, and I worry that it might get too difficult for her and that she might give up on having to pump for so long before she is able to nurse; and then there's the possibility that her baby will have trouble nursing, too. I want her to have the best chance possible, though.
So, I thought I would ask on here if any of you have had similar experiences that you wouldn't mind me sharing with her. I think it would help her to learn of other mothers' successes to help her keep her own hopes up.
Post them here or PM (I'm gonig to clean out my inbox right now to make sure there's enough room). I thank you profusely in advance :)


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