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I've made these muffins for more years than I care to admit. My favorite way to entertain is with a Sunday brunch and these muffins fall right into place with that easy, no stress, style of entertaining. Unlike their bread-type cousins that quickly stale, these cake-type muffins can be made ahead and sit for 24 hours or so and still be moist and tender. They can also be frozen. The recipe on which these muffins are based came from the old New McCall's Cookbook - sorry for that unintended oxymoron. The cookbook was a bible of sorts in the early 70's and I suspect that anyone even near my age has made at least one dish from its pages. McCall's crepe manicotti with tomato sauce was legend and I probably had it a thousand time before it died a natural death. I digress. The blueberry muffins are inexpensive and really easy to make. This is definitely a "what's not to like" kind of recipe. It's worth a try.
Blueberry and Lemon Cake-Style Muffins
3 cups all-purpose flour
2-1/4 teaspoons baking powder
3/8 teaspoons salt
3/4 cup butter, softened
1-1/2 cups granulated sugar
3 large eggs, unbeaten
1-1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1 teaspoon freshly grated lemon zest
3/4 cup milk
2 cups fresh or frozen, unthawed blueberries
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2) Place flour, baking powder and salt in a large bowl. Whisk to combine. Set aside.
3) Place butter, sugar, eggs, vanilla and lemon zest in bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a paddle attachment. Beat at medium speed until light and fluffy, about 5 minutes. Scrape down sides of bowl as required.
4) Turn speed to low. Beat in flour mixture (in fourths) alternately with milk (in thirds), beginning and ending with flour mixture. Beat just until smooth.
5) Fold in blueberries, just until combined.
6) Use an ice cream scoop to fill each cup two-thirds full.
7) Bake until golden brown and cake tester inserted in center comes out clean, about 25 to 30 minutes. Transfer pans to wire racks; let cool for ten minutes. Remove muffins from pans. Serve warm or cold. Sprinkle with confectioners' sugar before serving. Yield: 12 large muffins.


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Monday, July 23, 2007
Me: "How long has your tooth been hurting?"
Patient: "Eight months, but it's much worse today."
Me: "What does your dentist say?"
Patient: "I don't have a dentist."
Me: "Why?"
Patient: "Because no one will see me without payment up-front."
Me: "Well how are you going to pay your bill here today?"
Patient: "Oh, the government pays for me to come to the ER."
Me: "The government?"
Patient: "Yeah, I have _____-Care, it's free."
Me: (swallowing hard and doing tantric breath control) "Well, I can't fix your tooth I can only make it feel better. You are going to have to see a dentist or you may end up with a severe abscess and have to go to the operating room. If you see a dentist they may arrange a payment plan with you and you can get your tooth pulled for a few hundred dollars. If you wait and have to go to the operating room your bill will probably be over ten-thousand dollars and some people die if they let these get away from them."
Patient: "I can't afford it."
Me: "Do you smoke?"
Patient: "Yes."
Me: "How do you afford your cigarettes?"
Patient: "My father buys them for me."
Me: "Maybe he can pay for you to see a dentist."
Patient: "Oh, he can't afford that."
Me: "How did you get here today?"
Patient: (cell phone ringing, pt answers it and tells caller that the doctor is in the room) "I drove."
Me: "Well how do you pay for your gas?"
Patient: "Oh, it's my brother's car."
Me: "Well maybe he can help you pay to see a dentist."
Patient: "No, he barely let me borrow his car."
Me: "Well, as I said, I can't fix this, only a dentist can, so you are going to need to figure out a way to afford the dentist. I can give you some motrin, pain medicine, and antibiotics but they won't fix this, only make it more tolerable."
Patient: "Do you have samples?"
Me: "No we do not."
Patient: "Well I can't afford any medicine."
Me: "Well why did you come in then?"
Patient: "Because it's free."
Me: "Your medicines will cost about $15. You will have to find a way to get them. Good day."
Dentists are outside the scope of EMTALA, they must have a good lobby. I don't blame them and, in retrospect, dental school looks pretty sweet.
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- Anonymous3:06 AM, July 23, 2007
Can't you pull the tooth in the ER?ReplyDelete
as i understand it it is not that hard to do but we are not trained to do it nor are we credentialed to do it. there are complications that we could create such as a fractured mandible or maxilla. so no, we can't do it. good question though.ReplyDelete
We have a big 'ol packet of "Free or Reduced Price Dental Clinics" we give people. If your place doesn't have one of those, someone should make one.ReplyDelete
The packet, abx, and a local anesthetic. Very unfun treatment to ensure non-repeat customers.
Speaking of dental schools, every dental school in the world will pull your tooth for cheap.
we have the list. we give it out. we do local anesthesia. they keep coming! in semi-rural-burbia where we are there is no dental school. the 'free clinics' take 3 months to get into. that being said the local guys will do payment plans so my sympathy does not runneth over.ReplyDelete
I really don't know how you do what you do and still manage to like people. I get so frustrated when people don't at least make an attempt to try and solve their problems that I can just not stand it. If I had to deal with it all day like you do, I would not be fun to be around! I am extremely patient with kids, but with adults I seem not to be!ReplyDelete
You make a great point. Sometimes even I wonder how I can do this and keep liking people.
It's the 19 year old girl with PSVT (rapid heart rate) who you fix w/o meds (more than once.) She needed the doctor.
It's the 35 year old in an MVA (not his fault) who needs stabilization and eventually walks out of the hospital.
It's the 55 year old heart attack victim who gets to the cath lab and gets that artery opened.
THAT'S why I do it. The others...just a job complication, something to do in between real emergencies.
I can't tell you how many times I have been told that "I can't afford a dentist". And this not only by ____care people, but also by selfpays. I try to explain to them that it is like buying a car to get the radiator by coming to the hospital instead of the dentist for teeth problemsReplyDelete
Every time I start getting my ass handed to me in the department, I ask my self why oh why didn't I become an orthodontist.ReplyDelete
Grrrrrrrr. People can push my buttons so easily with stuff like that. I am impressed you kept your temper under control.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1:57 PM, July 23, 2007
I bet Dr X can pull teeth... and i bet (for some odd reason) he doesnt bill for a local anesthesia either....ReplyDelete
Doc H, USN
Btw, ever since the HM/DT merger, us HMs have been supposed to be completing our dental cross training.. needless to say, it hasnt gotten done.. "Dammit Jim, Im a corpsman, not a fang fairy"
Oh yes I can pull them! But I've never pulled one on someone who really wanted it pulled.ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous2:35 PM, July 23, 2007
My town has a dental school and the dental students do rotations at the county hospital, where most of the work is extractions.ReplyDelete
The dental school does work for cheap - $14 for a cleaning in a town where the dentist who has a license with DRY ink charges $60 - but even the dental school requires a $50 cash deposit before undertaking emergency dental work.
That's the deal you need. The ability to charge $50 to anybody capable of ambulating through the door under their own power.
- Anonymous4:10 PM, July 23, 2007
ahh yes, dental school. Still a worthy option for me... medical school headaches = scary.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous6:26 PM, July 23, 2007
Yes dentists have a much better lobby. Physicians and surgeons have been subsidizing the dental profession in this country for decades. It's just proof of how stupid politicians really are that they haven't figured out how to fleece this golden lamb.ReplyDelete
And yes people DO die of bad teeth. I've taken care of these folks when they've been admitted. Is ANY number of cigarette cartons, cell phones, cars, big screen TV's worth risking this complication?
This is so utterly inane, that I think it'll make a great opener to a chap in my book.ReplyDelete
Nary a day goes by that I don't regret not going to dental school. Out of college I didn't know what I wanted to do so I took the DAT and the MCAT. Got accepted to medical and dental schools and basically flipped a coin. Should have chosen tails.ReplyDelete
The teeth thing- until our/your hospital gets an NP in triage and kicks 'em out at the door, you still have to say "hi, I'm Dr jackass. how can we help you?". The thing is they wouldn't think twice about plopping down cash for a new water pump or alternator for the car that doesn't take them to a job they don't have. But to fix a tooth? Noooo.
Was that patient Dennis Kucinich in disguise?ReplyDelete
dear john,ReplyDelete
i must admit that the kucinich reference is lost on me only because i can't stand the aggravation of following politics anymore... reminds me too much of work.
- Anonymous11:45 PM, July 23, 2007
NYET! Dr XReplyDelete
you stay away from me you bad bad man!
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President Bush suggests uninsured children go to hospital emergency rooms for their care.
After the Senate Finance Committee approved an expansion of the federal Children's Health Insurance Program to cover nearly 10 million kids, President Bush offered a strange rationale for threatening to veto it.
"People have access to health care in America," he told an audience in Cleveland. "After all, you just go to an emergency room."
please see previous post on paul krugman.
as much as i disagree with the statement "just go to the emergency room" it is, in fact, true. everyone who comes gets seen, it may not be in 30 minutes, but they get seen.
also, as you no doubt know, i am a fan of personal responsibility and believe that the attitude that the government is the solution for social ills is a bit, well, crazy, based on, well, a million times it has been tried here and elsewhere.
cheers and power to the people
I just copy and pasted. I also think emergency rooms should be for emergencies. Just showing pres Bush has the wrong perception of what an ER should be for.ReplyDelete
agreed. i also think that there is no separating what he or any president says from the politics. i think he's playing chess, or checkers if you like, and trying to avoid growing another govt. beaurocracy. that being said i am soured on politics and having to have four people check your public statements for fear of offending person X or group Z. i do think that with incrementalism ruling in our system that expanding government funding of any service will never be reversed. in other words, a little here and a little there will lead to a whole lot later. simply look at the near bankrupt ponzi scheme of social security which started as a little acorn but has grown into a grotesque, deformed, diseased oak.ReplyDelete
sorry, never could spell bu·reauc·ra·cyReplyDelete
God, I hate teeth.ReplyDelete
This drove me CRAZY when I worked in the ER...ReplyDelete
- hallwayfour7:49 PM, July 27, 2007
Just today I had 2 such dental pain patients. Unfortunately, they were both to abscessed (golf-ball size).ReplyDelete
With no dentists in sight and two uninsured, unable-to-pay-for-a- dentist patients, these cases can be tricky and frustrating.
- Anonymous3:53 AM, August 05, 2007
I create a problem for none of you other than my primary care doc,ReplyDelete
Trip to ER is 150 clams with private insurance out of pocket regardless if it is an itch scrath or I am dying. My scars and chewings from the primary care"why the hell didn't you go to the ER tightwad, too late to stitch now" confirms this. The few times I have gone < than 30 minute wait, admitted more times than sent home. 3 of 5 to be exact and " why the hell did you wait this long?" from ER doc. 2 I wasnt admit same answer for er doc.
As for teeth, Rip them baby teeth out so I can get me some permanent teeth. What sit in a jar at night.
- Anonymous4:07 AM, August 05, 2007
Please ignore :2 I wasnt admit same answer for er doc.ReplyDelete
i just typed it and have no freaking idea what I was trying to say
In my experience, the only friggin time I've ever had tooth pain just happened to be on a friday night after 8 pm...and on a 3 day holiday weekend no less....however, so many years ago, I had horrible wisdom tooth pain while I was pregnant with child #2, one of the big city hospitals actually had a dental clinic inside, so I get a ride 40 miles to the hospital at 11:30 at night...dentist comes in, does x-ray...no reason he can tell that I should be in that much pain other than the tooth itself wasn't aligned correctly...best he could figure was that it was more of a "nerve" issue..so, he gave me a couple of shots of novacaine and I went home with some tylenol with codeine...that was labor day weekend and he gave me enough tylenol to make it til wednesday til I could see the dentist...nice guy that doc...really helped me out..but it just so happens that the few times I've had tooth problems, it happens to be a Friday night...ReplyDelete
that's just NFR!!!
but that's my luck! LOL
Of course, the ADA has not sold out to the govt (AKA Medicaid/Medicare!!!!!) Yes, people suffer and in fact people actually DIE (INFECTION!) but they refuse to be bullied by bureaucrats!. The AMA has sold their soul to the devil (in the form of contracts with the gov't...ie, medicare/medicaid.)Why they would do such a thing is so beyond me!!!!! The ADA has not. Dentists are true capitalists.ReplyDelete
Oh, and btw, my daughter was born without her maxillary lateral incisors.
I considered getting her implants at the local big city (45 mil away) dental school (renowned--so they say) and in fact, decided to pay less(!!!!!!--they actually quoted me a price that was so ridiculous that I laughed out loud on the phone!) to a local dentist for implants (of course not anything like Medicaid would pay!--in fact, I'm paying for this guy's first born's college education!) My daughter, so far looks gorgeous, I have not sucked out any tax payer dollars and I am certainly still working my butt off to pay for her implants!!!!
Maybe one day, I will live my dream and become a dentist!
I think that client doesn't need a dentist.
He needs a psychiatrist.
Maybe he can get rid of his aching tooth for free by signing up as a sparring partner of Mike Tyson. Instead of paying, he could even get paid.
People like this guy (patient) have caused many ER to close their doors. ER can't deny patients and they wouldn't pay their medical bills. "Government pays for it," a B.S!!! Tax payers pay for it. And then, all the real people who really need medical attention from doctors have to suffer.ReplyDelete
I know this is old, and I apologize, but I have been going back and forth trying to decide MCAT or DAT, and I work in a dental office which was causing me to lean towards MCAT(!). This post was a push in the other direction. Sheesh!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:24 AM, June 02, 2009
It's doctors like you that are assholes.I'll tell you what.I've worked my whole life and had health benefits with a dental plan and I couldn't afford the dentist.ReplyDelete
I've got bad teeth,and always have.My mom would bring me regularly to the dentist and the idiot would drill and fill everytime.He would drill so much that my teeth were very fragile and being a grinder in my sleep mit wasn't long before root canals were needed.
Dental insurance only allows so much and when a dentist insists on doing different procedures than what you came for,it eats into your allowance.I'd get a root canal and not be able to afford $1000.00 crown out of pocket.Other obligations you know.
Anyway...I'm not a meth or crack head and took care of my teeth as best I could.
But like I said...I grind my teeth in my sleep and have had overzealous and greedy dentists destroy my teeth further and never end up getting the needed dental work.
You are an ER Dr....don't pass judgement and just do your freaking job
thank you, anonymous, for explaining in very clear terms, why i am quitting ER medicine. good luck in life, you will obviously need it, pretty soon your gravy train will not be pulled by me anymore.ReplyDelete
oh, by the way, the whole point of this post was to explain, in very clear terms, that i am not a dentist, i am not trained as a dentist, i can not do dental procedures, and that people who come to me wanting dental care are wasting their time and money because i can not help. it's like, in the title dude. people with dental problems need, drum roll please, a dentist, and the only reason people like you come to me is because you know you will not pay me but will have to pay the dentist. so, in all seriousness, fuck you.
yet i remain, as ever,
your humble servant,
DO I LOOK LIKE A DENTIST?!!ReplyDelete
You fuckin' idiot. Think there's a dentist hanging around the ED just waiting for someone who can't/won't pay him/her for his service?
To a dentist, there's no such thing as a "dental emergency" unless you've got cash. I've HAD dental emergencies and I empathize with patients.ReplyDelete
Still, I can't do much about their problem. Patients refuse to believe that there is no dentist on a medical hospital staff, and not one that I can call in, nor one sleeping in the next room with gown and glove waiting to whisk into the room and perform a painless full mouth extraction with dental implants for free.
Nor do they believe that I had no dental school training, have no hospital credentialing to perform dental procedures, no dental equipment, and no malpractice coverage for dental procedures.
I do what little I can to help (when appropriate: local anesthesia; packing; I&D; antibiotics; pain medication; education; etc), but as this Anon demonstrates so well, these are very, very ungrateful patients!
- Anonymous10:48 PM, November 12, 2009
I know exactly what it's like. I have been experiencing severe toothaches for a year now and although I have dental insurance, I have just used up my deductible, no dentist is willing to help me. The next dental schools are too far away and for the free clinics I earn too much. I am right in the middle and have to rely on Advil to get by one day at a time till the next year begins and I can have another of those wonderful root canals. Then it's wait another year and probably the other tootch will start aching and this will go on and on because by the time I am through the other teeth will have gone bad because I couldn't afford to have them checked upon. And they call lawyers bloodsuckers, even they work for free sometimes.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2:43 AM, May 31, 2010
Why should they work for free? Why dont you take whatever job it is you do, and try doing it for free for a month. How'd you feel about that? Not too great? Well, go figure.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8:31 AM, June 24, 2010
LMFAO!!! I am working the graveyard shift in the ER RIGHT NOW and it is so slow but i seriously just discharged a pt (patient) with a tooth ache and had almost the exact same conversation hahahaha! this is awesome!ReplyDelete


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In 1883, Philadelphia, along with New York, would rejoin the eight-teams National League of Professional Baseball Clubs, or the National League, after the 1876 editions of both clubs, in the league's first season of existence, were both expelled by the league for their refusal to participate in a late season western cities road trip. The new Philadelphia team, nicknamed the Quakers, would be brought into existance by former professional ballplayer and sporting goods manufacturer Al Reach, and his partner, attorney John Rogers, after the two men had successfully won the franchise rights of the now defunct Worcester (Massachusetts) Brown Stockings (also known as the Ruby Legs), which has gone bankrupt in 1882. Reach would become the team's first president. The team's first manager would be Bob Ferguson, who was, like Reach, a former professional ballplayer, as well as the former manager of the Troy (New York) Trojans, another disbanded team, whose franchise right would be bought by the New York Gothams (later the New York/San Francisco Giants). The Quakers would play their home games out of Recreation Park, which was located in North Philadelphia between 23rd and 25th Streets and Ridge and Columbia (now Cecil B. Moore) Avenues.
The Phillies' opponents for its inaugural season, along with fellow newcomer, the New York Gothams, would be, by geographical order: Boston Beaneaters (1876 member); Providence (Rhode Island) Grays (1878 member); Buffalo (New York) Bisons (1879 member); Cleveland Blues (1879 member); Detroit Wolverines (1881 member) and Chicago White Stockings (1876 member). Of the other six teams, only Boston (now in Atlanta) and Chicago, along with the new teams from Philadelphia and New York (now in San Francisco), would still be playing in the National League.
The Quakers' first game, which was also their first home game, would be played on May 1, 1883 against the Providence Grays. The game would end up as a 4-3 lost to the Grays. The Phillies would then play two more games with the Grays, followed by a three game series at home with the Beaneaters, all loses, including two games in which the opposition would score twenty or more runs against the Quakers, a 24-6 thumping by the Grays on May 3 and a 20-8 defeat by the Beaneaters on May 7, ending the team's first home stand winless. After losing two straight games on the road to the White Stockings in Chicago, the Quakers would finally get the first victory in Phillies' history, a 12-1 victory on May 14 against the White Stockings, thus ending the first losing streak in Phillies' history at eight games. After winning their second victory over the Wolverines in Detroit, for the club's first winning streak, the Quakers would lose the next two games in the series, quickly followed by a two-game split with the Blues in Cleveland before they would lose their three games series against the Bisons in Buffalo, including the first game in which the Phillies would be unable to score a single run, losing 4-0 on May 25, before winning the last game in the series on May 28, 3-2, thus ending its first road trip at 4-7. But before their next home stand, the Quakers' manager, Ferguson, with a record of 4-13, would be fired by the owners, thus becoming the first Phillies manager to be let go. He would be quickly replaced by Blondie Purcell, a player on the Quakers', thus becoming the team's first player-manager. Sadly, the change in managers would not improve the team's fortunes, as they would begin their next home stand, on May 30, losing the team's first doubleheader, dropping both games to the White Stockings by the lopsided scores of 15-8 and 22-4. The team would then end their first month of existance by losing their third game in a row to the White Stockings by the score of 4-3, with a record for the month of 4-16.
June would begin just as badly for the Quakers as it would finish its first four game series by losing to the White Stockings 10-1. During the rest of the home stand, three more four games series with the Wolverines, Blues, and Bisons, the team would go 4-8, which would include the first game in which the Quakers would score 20 or more runs, a 20-4 drubbings of the Wolverines on June 6, which was also the team's first home victory, as well as the team's first shut out victory, a 2-0 win against the Bisons on June 14, ending the home stand at 4-12. The team would then go back on the road for two two-games series with the Beaneaters and the Grays and a single game series with the Gothams. The Quakers' bad fortune would continue as they would lose the first six games of that road trip, including a 29-4 shlacking by the Beaneaters on June 20, before finally gaining another road victory, the team's first shut out defeat of an opponent on the road, as they would defeat the Grays 4-0 on June 26, before losing the last two games of the road trip. The team would then come home to face the Gothams, losing the game 8-6, thus ending the month of June with a losing record of 5-18 and an overall record of 9-34, last in the league. Also in June, on the ninth, the NL would allow the Quakers to slash its ticket prices down to .25 cents, so that it would be able to compete with the more popular Philadelphia Athletics baseball club of the rival American Association, as the team's home attendence would increase because of the decrease in ticket price.
In July, things doesn't get any better for the ballclub, as the Quakers would lose two more games to the Gothams, the first one at Recreation Park, then the other in New York, before they begin a short four games home stand with the Grays and the Beaneaters. After winning a forfeit with the Grays (the actual score was 9-11 Grays) as the Grays had to leave town so that they could play a game with the Gothams in New York on that same day, the Quakers would get swept once again by the Beaneaters, including a game that they would play after the forfeited game with the Grays (both played on July 4). (The forefited game would also be the first series that the Phillies would win in the club's history.) The Quakers would then spend the rest of the month on another 'western' road trip, which would include a five games series (their first) with the Blues, and three straight four games series against the Bisons, the White Stockings and the Wolverines. By the time they finally limp back home on August 4 to face the Gothams, the road trip would be a complete disaster, as they would only win three games of the seventeen games road trip, thus ending the month of July with a 3-17 record, while their overall season record would now be at 12-51, still in last place.
Back home, the Phillies would lose to the Gothams, before heading to New York to lose the next game. After coming back home to gain a victory over their fellow newcomer, they would go back to New York, where they would be swept in two games there. They would then be swept in two straight three games series by both the Beaneaters and the Grays, the two teams who were at this point fighting for the National League pennant. Among these loses would be a 28-0 drubbing at the hands of the Grays on August 21, the most lopsided shut out in the game's history. The Quakers would then end the month playing three more games with the Gothams (one of which was played at Recreation Park) and two home games with the Grays, losing all five, thus ending the month of August with a 2-17 record and an overall record of 14-68.
The Quakers would spend the rest of the season playing at home, playing seventeen games with the Beaneaters (1), the Grays (1), the Gothams (2), the Blues (3), the Bisons (3), the Wolverines (4) and the White Stockings (3). The Quakers would go 3-13-1 in those games, which would include their third two-games winning streak, as they would win single games with the Grays, winning their second series, and the Gothams, get no-hit on September 13 by Hugh Daly of the Blues, losing 1-0, and be tied for the first time in the team's history on September 22 with the Wolverines, as the two teams would play that day to a 6-6 tie. The Quakers would end its first season in the National League in last place with a 17-81-1 record, 23 games behind seventh place Detroit and 46 games behind the league's champion, the Boston Beaneaters.
Against the rest of the league, the team would only have losing records in 1883: Beaneaters (0-14); Grays (3-11); Gothams (2-12); Bisons (5-9); Blues (2-12); Wolverines (3-11-1) and White Stockings (2-12), with its worst record being against the Beaneaters and its best being against the Bisons. They would be 3-7 in shut outs, 2-12 in 1-run games and 4-42 in blowouts.
In a 99 games season, the team would go to the plate a total of 3576 times (6th) while getting only 859 hits (7th) for a team batting average of .240 (8th), a team on-base percentage of .269 (8th) and a team slugging percentage of .320 (8th). The Quakers would score 437 runs (8th) on 299 RBIs. The team would get 181 2Bs (6th), 48 3Bs (6th) and 3 HRs (8th), while also receiving 141 walks (4th) as they struck out 355 (5th) times. Pitching wise, the Quakers had a Team ERA of 5.34 (8th), and in 99 games played, they had 91 complete games (2nd) with 8 other games finished by another pitcher, only 3 (8th) of which would be shut outs. In 864 innings pitched (5th), the team's pitchers would give up 1267 hits (8th), allow 887 runs (8th) to score of which 513 were earned, give up 20 HRs (6th) and walk 125 batters (5th) and strike out only 253 (8th).
Individually, the team batting leader was Purcell with a .268 batting average, while Jack Manning would lead the team in slugging percentage with .364 and in on-base percentage with .300. Purcell would also lead the team with 425 at-bats, 70 runs scored, 114 hits and 88 singles, while Manning would also lead the team in total at-bats with about 470, 153 total bases, 31 doubles, and 37 RBIs. Other team batting leaders were: Sid Farrar in games played (99); John Coleman and Farrar in triples (8 each); Purcell, Bil McClellan and Emil Gross in home runs (1 each); Bill Harbridge in walks (24) and Coleman in strikeouts (39). In pitching, Coleman would also be the team leader in ERA (4.87), wins (12), loses (48), games pitched (65), innings pitched (538.3), strikeouts (159), games started (61), complete games (59), and shut outs (3).
After the season, Purcell would be replaced as the team's manager with Harry Wright, another former professional ballplayer, and former manager of the second place Grays, and before that, the manager of the Beaneaters, leading that franchise to NL pennants in 1877 and 1878. It was hoped by both Reach and Rogers that he would turn the team's fortune around.
Sources: Wikipedia, Baseball Almanac.com and Baseball-Reference.com


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Daily through January 5, 2014
West Pavilion, Lower Level, Getty Center
Over the past twentyfive years, Abelardo Morell (American, born Cuba, 1948) has become internationally renowned for photographs that push the boundaries of the medium while exploring visual surprise and wonder. From intimate domestic scenes taken with a child's view to images in which an entire room is a camera obscura, Morell has approached picture making with remarkable creativity and wit. Showing a range of individual works and series—many never displayed before—this exhibition demonstrates how Morell has mined photographic history for inspiration. The exhibition was organized by the Art Institute of Chicago in association with the J. Paul Getty Museum and the High Museum of Art in Atlanta.
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Daily through January 5, 2014
West Pavilion, Lower Level, Getty Center
One of the first camera subjects, the window is literally and figuratively linked to the photographic process itself. This exhibition, drawn primarily from the Getty Museum's collection (including several new acquisitions funded by the Getty Museum's Photographs Council), looks at the ways photographers have explored their medium by turning to the window as a framing device or conceptual tool. It spans the history of photography, from some of the earliest images by William Henry Fox Talbot, Julia Margaret Cameron, and Eugène Atget to contemporary works by artists such as Robert Adams, Uta Barth, Gregory Crewdson, Sabine Hornig, and Yuki Onodera.
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Miracles and Martyrs: Saints in the Middle Ages
Daily through March 2, 2014
North Pavilion, Plaza Level, Getty Center
Throughout the Middle Ages, Christians were fascinated by stories about saints, who led extraordinary lives full of mystical events and miraculous occurrences. Saints were depicted in manuscripts experiencing revelatory visions and performing wondrous feats such as healing the sick or raising the dead. Even when their tormentors were performing exceptionally brutal acts—shooting them repeatedly with arrows, for example, or violently beheading them—martyr saints were pictured remaining steadfast in their faith. This exhibition, drawn from the Getty Museum's permanent collection, presents manuscripts that allowed medieval viewers to witness these dramatic narratives and venerate the saints as models of piety.
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October 2, 2013
Lectures and Conferences
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Wednesday October 2, 2013
7:30 pm
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John Curtis, keeper of special Middle East projects at the British Museum, speaks about the Cyrus Cylinder, an ancient clay cylinder inscribed by the Persian king Cyrus the Great after he conquered Babylon (present-day Iraq) in 539 B.C. Curtis explores the reasons for the cylinder's historical significance and the importance it has acquired since its discovery in 1879. Free; a ticket is required.
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10:30 am, 11:30 am, 12:30 pm, 1:30 pm, 2:30 pm, 3:30 pm
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Explore the architecture of the Getty Villa and learn more about daily life in the ancient world in this 40-minute tour. Meet at the Tour Meeting Place outside the Museum Entrance.
Garden Tour
10:30 am, 11:30 am, 12:30 pm, 1:30 pm, 2:30 pm, 3:30 pm
Getty Villa
Discover the rich mythological and cultural connections of ancient gardens in this 40-minute tour of the Getty Villa's four Roman gardens. Meet at the Tour Meeting Place outside the Museum Entrance.
Collection Spotlight Talk
Daily through December 30, 2013
11 am
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Discover the richness of ancient art in this 30-minute gallery talk that looks in depth at a major work in the Museum's collection. Sign-up begins 15 minutes before the talk at the Tour Meeting Place.
Collection Highlights Tour
Daily through December 30, 2013
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Museum Galleries, Getty Villa
This 50-minute tour provides an overview of major works from the Museum's collection. Sign-up begins 15 minutes before the tour at the Tour Meeting Place.
Educator's Perspective
Daily through October 31, 2013
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Museum Galleries, Getty Villa
This hour-long tour looks in-depth at special topics such as mythology, death, nudity, wine, or artistic practices in the ancient Greek and Roman world. Sign-up begins 15 minutes before the tour at the Tour Meeting Place.
Molten Color: Glassmaking in Antiquity
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In 2003, the J. Paul Getty Museum acquired a collection of over 350 pieces of ancient glass, formerly owned by Erwin Oppenländer. The works on view in
Molten Color
are remarkable for their high quality, their chronological breadth, and the glassmaking techniques illustrated by their manufacture. The vessels are accompanied by text and videos illustrating ancient glassmaking techniques.
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On loan from the National Archaeological Museum in Athens, a stele honoring Prokleides, a military officer in the Athenian army, is on view at the Getty Villa in a gallery (208) devoted to Religious Offerings. Carved in relief above a public decree are figures of Antiochos, the mythical founder of the tribe Antiochis, and his father, the Greek hero Herakles.
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Found in 1879, the Cyrus Cylinder is among the most iconic discoveries from the ancient world, with a legacy that resounds to this day. A clay cylinder inscribed with cuneiform script, it records the conquest of Babylon in 539 B.C. by the Persian king Cyrus the Great. The text proclaims that Cyrus restored religious practices and allowed exiled peoples to return home. In doing so, it bears witness to the multiethnic nature of the Achaemenid Empire, which introduced innovative forms of writing, religion, and luxury goods to the Near East. This exhibition is organized by the British Museum in partnership with the Iran Heritage Foundation and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, in collaboration with the J. Paul Getty Museum. The Los Angeles presentation is made possible by the generosity of Farhang Foundation.
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Wednesday, April 02, 2008
Believing patients...
This for the "Anon" everyone is bashing...
I'm going to assume that you are a good person and what you have experienced is fact. In light of that, read on...
The last time I "believed" what a patient told me (and that is probably not the right way to put it, but it works perfectly for your post) was a year or so ago. Please read on.
One of my OWN ED NURSES, late 30's, came in with RLQ abdominal pain. Insisted it was a kidney stone (she had had one before) and only wanted Toradol for pain. She told me there was "no way" she could be pregnant (as in abstinence). So I believed her. Surely I could believe one of my own nurses. So I did NOT order a pregnancy test. I did the renal stone CT, which was negative, and treated her as a recently passed kidney stone( some blood in her urine). I only told her to take Ibuprofen for pain which was just fine with her, as in not SEEKING drugs.
Two weeks later she came back for continued pain, worsened. And guess what?! She was pregnant and had a fucking ruptured ECTOPIC pregnancy with a hemoglobin of 8! Thank God she #1)loves me #2) remembers she told me there was NO WAY she could be pregnant, so I won't be sued... (Oh yeah, also in last year had a 54 yr old woman who had had a tubal ligation come in with belly pain and have a POSITIVE pregnancy test!).
So take your fucking size 2 ass somewhere else with with your complaints about how we should believe you or anybody else about ANYTHING they say in the ED, got it? It's up to us to decided whether you have a serious illness that might kill you, NOT YOU!!
Now stay off our blog unless you want to learn something!
33 comments:
- Anonymous (hopefully not a bad one though)7:11 PM, April 02, 2008
I'm not in health care (I'm a HS teacher) but I think your thoughts on believing / not believing patients are widely applicable to a lot of different walks of life.ReplyDelete
For example, if I get 50 papers turned in, and 1 turns out to be plagiarized, do I focus on the 49 decent ones? Nope, I rant and bitch about the other one. If I visit a restaurant and get great service three times in a row and then horrible service the fourth, do I think of it as a great place? Nope. Same with medicine, only more so because of the greatly increased risks. It is human nature to want to avoid getting burned again - especially when believing someone and "getting burned" could result in, y'know, death or a lawsuit. So of COURSE you don't believe patients. I wouldn't either if I were in medicine. People suck!
And BTW I hold ER staff in high regard - we've been there a few times and have always been treated with care and respect. I hope we deserved it - I know we tried to and will continue to try to in the future. Thanks to all of you who work there on a daily basis.
You know, anytime I need a meidcal *something* whatever that may be, I always take a preg test, if offered, just to make sure. The last thing I need is a problem with a pregnancy, planned or not, to give me guilt and harm a little one.ReplyDelete
Over time I've loved reading your blog. Finally I just had to post and say AMEN.ReplyDelete
Couldn't be more spot on!
Keep up the good work--and stay safe.
You're going to make my list for this one.
Thanks for this post. As an MS1 interested in EM, I'm realizing that my tendency to take people at their word could be lethal some day....ReplyDelete
I try to stay out of internet drama because it confuses me and just makes my head spin. I don't even know what this is in reference to, but holy hell...I laughed SO hard at this:ReplyDelete
"So take your fucking size 2 ass somewhere else..."
You guys rock.
There are some behaviors that automatically raise suspicions about the trustworthiness of what a patient is saying. The adamant refusal to take a pregnancy test would suggest that there is something to hide there, raise suspicion about what it is that the person is hiding, and suggest that all relevant screening be very thorough.
While I do not have a uterus and am blissfully unaware of the joys of pregnancy, I know many people of the uterine endowed persuasion, and some of them have become pregnant. They have had a variety of presentations. Some could state that they thought they were pregnant, because of repetition of a symptom that they had when pregnant before. Please tell me, what symptoms tell you that you are not pregnant? Only the truly gullible believe in abstinence. Being a size 2 has nothing to do with being able to tell that you are not pregnant, since there is no "not pregnant" symptom - except for being a guy, and doctors and nurses usually catch on to that symptom. :-)
I like your blog, it's amusing and straight on! Ignore the idiots and continue what you like to do:)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8:21 AM, April 03, 2008
Never understood why the pregnancy test is such an insult. I got one on a nun once. She was there for a knee scope, quite attractive actually, and we didn't roll back to the OR till it came back negatorie.ReplyDelete
S.O.P. in the O.R. Any woman of childbearing age gets no surgery until the HCG comes back. If it's positive it doesn't necessarily mean no surgery, but some things need to be adjusted for the baby's protection.ReplyDelete
Never trust a nun.....
"So take your fucking size 2 ass somewhere else"ReplyDelete
Now come on....let's give her a little break. She says she is NOT fucking, and that is the one thing she wrote that I tend to believe.
*rolls eyes*
- 08ArmyDoc3:27 PM, April 03, 2008
Taught myself a lesson the other day in the ER (I'm an MSIV going into IM) - had a pt w 5d hx n/v/d - resolving n/v but continued diarrhea. I specifically ask smoking/drinking hx - "never smoked, but have an occasional glass of wine" she says. "Let's get belly labs, just for grins and giggles" says attending (I'm thinking resolving gastroenteritis as primary ddx).ReplyDelete
When her lipase returns at 4200, the attending's comment was "are the labs lying, or do we need to redefine "occasional glass of wine"????"
--- I will NEVER "believe" pts again - I will double check everything positive.
- Anonymous5:13 PM, April 03, 2008
The scariest thing I've ever read in this blog is that a 50-something year old woman who had had a tubal ligation was pregnant! I got that done right after my seventh baby, and felt perfectly safe from pregnancy thereafter and now you're saying it can happen?????? How on earth? Tubes severed, how could the eggs make it down?ReplyDelete
One of the things that drew me to medicine is the fact that it is science based. We treat based on what we see. Likewise, problem I have with CAM is that it is so subjective.ReplyDelete
The problem with medicine is that we treat human beings. Human beings are flawed. We are here to protect you from yourself whether you like it or not.
Our instructor told us that "every female patient is pregnant until proven otherwise."
So there. Nyah!
Oh, and your post was well written and made your point beautifully. Kick ass!ReplyDelete
CAM is subjective?ReplyDelete
That is the problem, isn't it.
You can believe that you are getting better.
You just have to hope for a high rate of spontaneous remission or that you were misdiagnosed.
Not that traditional medicine doesn't have its share of things that don't work.
They just don't usually last long, due to the scientific method.
- Anonymous8:57 PM, April 03, 2008
Just don't get too comfortable with the U preg. I had a hell of a case, should probably write it up. young gil wither her parents who had been to the children's hospital(where I also work) for back pain, got a uHCG(neg) sent home with motrin. Now back c severe pain, fever, a few white cells in the urine but back pain so bad that she couldn't walk(L-spine not CVA). upreg negative, other labs normal. MRI L-spine to R/O discitis, radiolgy calls me with the wonderful news that this gal has a bun in the oven. Serum HCG > 100,000. Of course I had to look this up and did find a handful of similar reports with no explanation. Oh nother Upreg was then positive when she went to the OB the next day.ReplyDelete
- Jessica3:44 AM, April 04, 2008
My question is, why didn't Anon (who added another star to this highly entertaining thread) complain about the treatment she received to her OWN physician, nurse, ED, and hospital? Why take it out on the good folks at M.D.O.D.? Also, what does the fact that you have an "advanced degree and bathe regularly" have to do with anything? Lots of users and abusers fit in that same category.ReplyDelete
Maybe she's Dr. Debra Peel (in cognito -- but not really).
Anon, have some chocolate and get back to me when you're a 57 YOF living with a broken humerus for 6 months in a rural village in a developing country with a "sling" as your only means of "relief." Hers must've been a comparatively bearable pain to that of your gallbladder. No Toradol, let alone Tylenol in sight...
A 54 year old woman!?!?! That is just...ugh...you'd just have to find me a nice quiet room where all the walls are covered with rubber.ReplyDelete
I have PCOS and all my life I may or may not have a period. Now at 47...you could set a damn clock by my cramping, flooding, sagging uterus.
As usual, love your stuff (even when it pisses me ogg occasionally).
LOL - this "peri-menopausal" business sucks away brain cells too!ReplyDelete
That ogg above should have been off.
- Anonymous9:05 AM, April 04, 2008
I had an 11 year old that was pregnant the other day. No shit. I'm fucking serious. 11 years old. Nuts.ReplyDelete
let's be careful not to perpetuate a myth here. the upreg is sensitive down to a serum quant of 25 - 50. not 25000 to 50000 but 25 to 50. so, a very dilute urine might, just might, be negative in a pregnant patient, but i suggest what happened to your patient is lab error. patients are convinced the serum pregnancy test is more accurate than the urine and this is not true. the serum quant is more helpful re dates but much more expensive, the serum qualitative is essentially the same test as the urine qualitative.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous10:11 AM, April 04, 2008
Not having had any since I turned 50(not by choice, I've always been mean and ugly, but when old got in the mix, sperm donors vanished) and being spayed at 40, it wouldn't bother me a bit to be asked for a pregnancy test.ReplyDelete
Kinda like being carded at the beer and wine store.
Oh, and there is the fact that if I was in pain and wanted help, I would want to be cooperative.
Being clean and educated, I can both pour piss out of a boot and piss in a cup.
Just don't see anon's problem.
Maybe size 6 head not fitting comfortably up that size 2 ass?
Anyway, thanks for ALL that you do and the funny reporting.
Can anyone explain to me what the previous commenter meant when he suggested that a high lipase is proof of more than the occasional glass of wine? Is it not possible for humans to have elevated lipase due to, say, idiopathic necrotizing pancreatitis that is unrelated to alcohol intake? Or from a viral infection like one of the hepatitis viruses? Or due to hypertriglyceridemia or even pancreatic tumors? I see elevated lipase for all these reasons in my animal patients and no one is suggesting that either the labs are lying or someone is giving the pets alcohol....ReplyDelete
doc? you are right. most common causes are gallstone pancreatitis, alcohol, hypertriglyceridemia, and medication related. i bet the patient had gallstone pancreatitis.
It isn't about believing or not believing. It is necessary medical care. The 19th century Brittish physicians had a little two-part aphorism by which they required all their medical students to abide: "1. The reproductive age female is pregnant, until proven otherwise. 2. The pregnancy is ectopic, until proven otherwise." That is still not such a bad clinical pearl, even now in the 21st century.ReplyDelete
Annonymous, it is not an insult to acknowllege that women become pregnant. Some of us think that this is an entirely honorable thing. I also have to tell you (and I truely do not mean to upset you by telling you this) but after 25 years as a registered nurse I have learned that there are three areas in the patient history that cannot be relied on, and they are the patients answers to questions related to sex, drugs, and alcohol. Today, tobacco use is also so stigmatized that patients often conceal it. Please don't get angry. This is not an insult, its just an honest appreciation of human nature. IT IS NOT PERSONNAL! We just have this wacky thing about not letting our patients die horrible, agonizing deaths while we are taking care of them, which is what can happen if you fail to catch an early ectopic pregnancy. Were just funny that way.
Her comments on the previous thread just left me shaking my head and wondering when stating one's dress size became a factor when trying to shore up the dikes of one's moral high ground.ReplyDelete
I was also wondering why FAT was included in the list of the ER nurse's faults. You know:
-eats babies in the marketplace
oh, and
Just an interesting thought. The Wal-mart brand Equate pregnancy test is more accurate than one you can get in your doctor's office. I have known people to get a positive on it then go get a HCGq which was 5. For me I got positives at 5 dpo and 7 dpo with two different kiddos. My ob's office test showed me negative both times.ReplyDelete
Really though, you should check out this test:
How about a USB pregnancy test? You seriously hook the thing up to your USB and it uses the computer juice to electrophorese your pee. Then you get a numerical readout in a windows format. Who needs a quant from their doctor anymore? For $18, you get 20 strips. That's so much cheaper than a visit to the doc and a lab test.
Amy, please realize that the link you posted was part of thinkgeek's april fools joke.ReplyDelete
Check out the "availability" section...
Was it really? That so sucks. It would be an awesome test. Thanks for telling me.ReplyDelete
On asking one of my supervisors if he thought the patient was faking he responded... Don't you watch House? Everybody's lying.ReplyDelete
Well put, thanks for blogging and giving us a taste of what real medicine is.
Ah, yes.....everyone lies, the question is WHY?? (Lie to Me)ReplyDelete
- Jeanette6:21 PM, June 13, 2012
I love you. I'm so glad I found your blog. I am a family physician that was on the brink of a nervous breakdown dealing with these crackhead patients, until now. My co-worker (M.D.) and I read your blogs in-between patients.ReplyDelete
Thank you kindly Jeanette,ReplyDelete
God bless you for hanging in. Few of us who wrote the meat of this blog are still in "the show". And when you find yourself wondering if there's something wrong with you for being frustrated with medicine today then know it simply mean you have not surrendered your skills of discernment. Now go get Botox training and GTFO.


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