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Artisans opens NU Chef's pantry
NEW ULM The Artisans at the Grand restaurant has expanded outside its home at the Grand Center for the Arts and Culture to offer a coffee shop, new menu offerings and stimulate development in downtown New Ulm.
The coffee shop, NU Chef's Pantry, is an ambitious undertaking for Artisans that will boost the variety of foods it can offer after the renovations to the Grand is completed this August.
First, it will offer a coffee drinks made by Cornerstone Coffee owner Lori Standafer, who had her Minnesota Street business bought out as part of the expansion. The shop will offer a small, concise menu designed by Artisans' chef Topher Jacobson that revolves around panini sandwiches, homemade soups and coffee shop treats.
Second, the shop will sell fresh-baked breads. The additional space of the coffee shop allowed for the expansion of the bread making. Bread varieties will change with seasons and customer preferences, and they will be made fresh every day. The breads will be made without preservatives or artificial accelerators.
Finally, the new site will be used to expand the menu of the Artisans at the Grand restaurant. The production space will allow the restaurant to start offering soups and breads. Jacobson said the new storefront will be most important as additional production space, because the current location in the Grand is too small to accommodate growth.
By August, the Grand will have completed its renovation, and Artisans will have a wood-fired oven, which will be used for pizzas and flat breads for the coffee shop. The operation will exchange foods back and forth between the two sites to expand offerings at both locations.
Artisans plans to hire three to four more employees. One will be a bakery expert to work exclusively with perfecting their breads.
Jacobson also plans to offer cooking classes out of the coffee shop space. Many classes will be partnered with the Heart of New Ulm project. If the classes prove popular enough, he may start a top tier paid series of classes with well-known Twin Cities chefs visiting for demonstrations.
Finally, the NU Chef's Pantry plans to stay connected with locals, share information and poll for favorite food offerings with its blog at www.nuchefspantry.com.
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Floral moves, expands
While Artisans has expanded into the former Hope and Faith Floral storefront, Hope and Faith Floral has moved in next door and taken ownership of the old Carousel Clothing building.
The business has renovated the space. It exposed the original brick walls and stylized tin ceiling.
Hope and Faith co-owner Ryan Visher said he and his wife Lisa wanted to produce a feeling of old Blumen Markets found in Germany.
"The blooms of the floral really jump out against the barn wood, tin and brick," said Lisa Visher.
Visher said the new location will retain the same products and floral offerings. However, he said the expanded space will allow it to offer more gardening selections in the summer and Christmas selections in the winter.
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BAM presents Pulitzer Prize winner David Lang's new work—love fail—with Anonymous 4 on Dec 6, 7 & 8Posted by s21concerts in Concert Announcement, tags: BAM, new music, Pulitzer Prize, Vocal
On the heels of his Composer of the Year honor from Musical America, BAM presents the latest work from Pulitzer Prize-winning composer David Lang. love fail marries evocative new music with timeless storytelling to tell a tale of love found yet unfulfilled, performed by the ravishing voices of legendary early music group Anonymous 4.
Assembled from a stunning range of texts—including medieval courtly love narratives by Marie de France, Gottfried von Strassburg, Beroul, and Thomas
of Britain, excerpts from Wagner's Tristan und Isolde, writings by Lang, and short stories by MacArthur Fellow Lydia Davis—the words and music distill a single, universal tale about desire's discontent, made luminous by one of the premiere vocal ensembles of our time.
On the creation of love fail, Lang said, "the first idea for this piece came out of the sound world of Anonymous 4. Their medieval-tinged, pure-toned, close-harmony singing seemed perfect for telling an intimate, emotional story of the way love might work in our lives, and the way it so often doesn't." In his first-time as a director, Lang works with a range of collaborators to, as he notes, "heighten the music's sense of intimacy."
"From Jennifer Tipton's warm, environmental glow, to Jim Findlay's dramatically elemental sets and startling videos, to Jody Elff's subtly evolving resonances, and Suzanne Bocanegra's elegant, modern costumes, we have been careful to add just enough theatricality to focus all attention on the singers and their story," said Lang, "The theater emerges from the music—it becomes a physical manifestation of the interior life of the text."
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Bullous Henoch Schonlein purpura
- 1Oxford GP Vocational Training Scheme, Oxford, UK
- 2General Paediatrics, Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading, UK
- Correspondence to Dr Meriel Raymond, Oxford GP Vocational Training Scheme, 65 William St, Marston, Oxford OX3 0ES, UK; mellieraymond{at}gmail.com
Contributors MR obtained the photograph and completed the case report. JS supervised completion of the case report. Dr Janet Craze and Dr Shelley Segal reviewed the paper.
- Received 5 January 2012
- Accepted 10 January 2012
- Published Online First 3 February 2012
We report a case of haemorrhagic bullous lesions in Henoch Schonlein purpura (HSP).
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I'm not sure what this was doing for my body but I didn't see a huge benefit or feel any different after.
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Supplement seems ok. But not sure how effective it is. We are taking a combination of many other supplements so its hard to tell.
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Family meals can help children reach their 5 A Day: a cross-sectional survey of children's dietary intake from London primary schools
- Nutritional Epidemiology Group, School of Food Science and Nutrition, University of Leeds, Leeds, UK
- Correspondence to Meaghan S Christian, Nutritional Epidemiology Group, School of Food Science and Nutrition, University of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT, UK; m.s.christian{at}leeds.ac.uk
- Received 6 July 2012
- Revised 5 November 2012
- Accepted 6 November 2012
- Published Online First 19 December 2012
Background This study aims to explore how the home food environment and parental attitudes and values affect children's fruit and vegetable (F&V) intake.
Methods The sample consists of 2383 children with a mean age of 8.3 years (95% CI 8.2 to 8.3) attending 52 primary schools in London. These children are taking part in two randomised controlled trials to evaluate a school gardening programme. Diet was assessed using a validated 24-h food tick list, the Child And Diet Evaluation Tool (CADET).
Results The CADET tool found that children consumed on average 293 g F&V (95% CI 287 to 303) per day. Clustered (by school) multilevel regression models with total F&V as the primary outcome were conducted to explore how the home environment affects children's F&V intake. Children of families who reported 'always' eating a family meal together at a table had 125 g (95% CI 92 to 157; p=<0.001) more F&V than families who never ate a meal together. Daily consumption of F&V by parents was associated with higher F&V (88 g, 95% CI 37 to 138) intake in children compared with rarely/never consumption of F&V by parents. Cutting up fruit and vegetables for children was associated with higher consumption. Families who reported always cutting up F&V for their children had 44 g (95% CI 18 to 71) more F&V than families who never cut up F&V.
Conclusions This study identified that cutting up F&V and family consumption of F&V facilitates children's intake. Eating a family meal together regularly could increase children's F&V intake and help them achieve the recommended intake.
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This Stevia doesn't seem to have a bitter aftertaste, at least in the quantities that I use. While the vanilla scent in the bottle is strong, I don't find that it contributes any flavor to my food because I use so little stevia.
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Its my decision and I based it on a gut feeling or whatever
-Rex Ryan, on how he decided who his starting QB would be.
Some coaches use logic and reasoning, Ryan does it based on gut feeling...or whatever. I think when a teacher asks a student why they chose to do something they did and their answer is "whatever," that kid gets put into the remedial class.


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Skip to comments.BREAKING: VA Hospital Turns Away Already-Sedated Patient for Sequester?
Posted on 03/02/2013 7:36:31 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
Heres the story: a patient (who doesnt want to be named) was at a VA hospital for a colonoscopy not a routine one, but because of a problem that could be serious. As he tells it:
9 am in or prep room IV and muscle relaxant
given- theyll give me heavier dose of something before they go in. Sat there near an hour when lady walks in Govt Shut down. If youre not in, theyre out. that was it. Went to patient advocate she had been sent home almost as soon as she arrived Im guessing to head off volume of complaints...."
(Excerpt) Read more at pjmedia.com ...
At least the moochers still receive welfare checks.
We need to form a .org
WE will take care of our vets.
I have no knowledge of how to go about this. But, we need to pull together, find a way to support those vets whom the government kicks in the teeth.
The lesson the bureaucrats think they are imparting is to give them the money they demand or they will punish you. However, the real lesson they are imparting is to never rely on the gov't for anything.
I'm sick of the moochers.
They should be the first ones "disenfranchised".
They are going to cut the few areas of government that shouldn't be cut such as the military, and set the stage for people to demand they do whatever is necessary to help our veterans and troops. By doing this, they will get away with expanding government yet again.
While there are some areas of the military that can and should be cut, veterans benefits, combat readiness training, and routine ship maintenance should not be options.
Funny how liberals don't care about spending but they suddenly care about spending. This is designed to smear Republicans leading up to the 2014 election so the Dems can take the House, which they'll probably STEAL anyway.
our government is like the plant in Little Shop of Horrors. FEED ME! FEED ME!
The same thing happened at the DMV a while back when the government union workers weren't happy about something. They sat around doing cross word puzzles while an old lady stood and waited for almost an hour.
Government union workers are going to start torturing people because of this. They'll be having temper tantrums everywhere. This is a union thug thing.
If you run into a problem with a government union member, call a representative you think will do something about it. If you have only democrats politicians in your area, alert the media. Drudge may also help you if you have a story - like this one.
This has nothing to do with cuts. It has to do with the union.
We the People are not an abused wife asking "please don't hit me again".
We should counteract anything unreasonable thy do.
Or stand our ground as they suffer. This is war.
No way.
We need to know how to help.
They are trying to push the military to breaking point to unionize it.
I smell 1775.
The communists really abhor our vets.
I guess because they've exterminated so many of their like-minded brethren thru the years. They fear them to no end.
They've definitely been showing their true colors here recently. Crap like this will eventually come back to haunt them.
They call welfare, Section 8 and food stamps "entitlement" programs, but if veterans rather than able-bodied twenty-somethings aren't "entitled" to help who in the world is?
At least a source. Not just a rumor or hearsay.
Veteran's benefits in general are under the VA, not the Department of Defense.
But, if the regime won't do it, then we take each story, each person, find out all we can, and Donate!
There is more than one way to skin a cat.
These stories are intended to make us cave.
We harden our hearts for the cause, or we form a .org to help.
But we don't give in to this krap.
Hi, 2ndDivisionVet. I hope y'all are doing well.
I can't believe that this is a "true" story. This seems just like something the "regime" would cook up and spread far and wide to further the fake outrage of these tiny "budget cuts."
While I put NOTHING past the commies in the "Obama" administration, I am certain they will create unnecessary fake scenes like this, so they can pretend the "Republicans" are doing the hurting that they themselves are doing.
No. Our government is more like a down and out junkie craving his next "fix."
Little Shop of Horrors. FEED ME! FEED ME!
Don't worry, we're still sending billions to our enemies.
BTW, recently saved up some pennies to buy a MagicJack VOIP phone so I could work from home. What a piece of junk! No one can hear me!! Any suggestions?
If so, it'll backfire - big time. The vets are denied medical care while moochelle walks around like Imelda Marcos and Oboma flies off to the Bahamas for a weeks worth of golfing?
If the left wants to push this one, the Obomas had better never have another glamorous party for their Hollywood friends, their kids, or fly off to some island resort for a nice, relaxing break from all that wealth in Washington.
We'll be watching, very closely, what the Obomas are spending on themselves, and how many vets that money would have saved.
2ndDV, I'm ignorant about phones that are not land lines. I don't even own a cell phone or a television, cro-magnon that I am.
Who's most worthy of our assistance, welfare queens or vets who've served our country? Not a difficult decision.
I doubt that this is accurate.
The VA's budget is a seperate entity that is on a 2 year cycle. Their budget is not connected to the budget of the Department of Defense.
It matters to validate the source, but considering the intimidation and danger in releasing the criminal aliens, lies about layoffs, threats about security, lack of resources for mil ops, etc., this potential story is but one of many examples of the tyranny we're suffering.
Imagine how the other party might handle such an untruth. If it served their purpose, the Democrats would legitimize this story dismissing fabrication and deceit — they'd describe it as an essential narrative that points to the horrific abuses inflicted by the opposing party.
I know, we're not them.
Welcome to socialized medicine, where budget cuts can kill.
Yep. If Oboma wants to make these cuts look bad, we've got to make sure everyone knows how much the obomas are wasting on....... themselves.
If only one vet could be saved.....
If, however, this is true, it should be immediately referred to the State Board of Medical Examiners as well as filing a complaint with HCFA. The patient should also file a complaint at the hospital and ask for morbidity/mortality review committee to review the propriety of this decision to cancel.
That said, I feel like there is more to this than is being reported.
This doesn't ring true, I understand the patient wanting to keep his name out of it but where was this? Seems more likely appointments would be canceled ahead of time if care cannot be provided. As far as I know Veteran's Hospital medical personnel are not subject to furlough, and most VA related things are exempt...though military hospitals and personnel (civilian doctors, nurses, etc.) are subject to sequestration/furloughs.
I know our dear Veterans are being shafted. It is sickening to the depths of our souls.
This evil group of enemies of America that is ruling our country is only just getting warmed up, and it's unlikely that they will be exposed, because the entire "mainstream information" media is flooding the country with its lies from Hell.
Sketchy info. I doubt this happened.
IIRC, there aren't civilian doctors and nurses at military hospitals, but it's been a long time since I was in one.
I doubt it. The VA is/was not effected by the sequester. By law, their funding comes 3 years in advance to ensure they aren't caught up in wild budget fluctuations. This is either someone's wild fantasy, or an internet hoax. BTW, I'm a vet and I'm very happy with the care they have given me.
"BigChinoDon" are you from Chino?
Oh yes there are many civilian doctors and nurses, etc. at military hospitals now; my husband goes to a military hospital for treatment regularly and my oldest daughter is a civilian nurse working for DOD in an Army medical clinic. What most people don't realize is with the volunteer military many jobs the military used to do themselves are now done by civilian DOD personnel or contractors.
Have you looked into Vonage?
I can't say if they are any good or not...I still use a landline and occasional cell phone.
I live in a Chino, there are many.
Isn't it a simpler explanation this actually happened, and it is being blamed on the sequester? They are releasing THOUSANDS of jailed illegal aliens, turning ships back to port etc, and people wonder if they would do this?
I grew up in Chino, California, so I wondered.
The V.A. is NOT government "assistance." It is earned.
While i am of the belief that VA healthcare should be treated more like an insurance the fact is that its an earned benefit vets receive through sacrifice..he shouldnt have to wait because freeloaders in Chicago receive precedence for being too lazy to work.
But as others have said this doesnt smell kosher.
but from what I hear of the VA...its hit and miss when you get in ...my bil's both on VA have been waiting weeks to find out when their surgeries will be done....and then, when the date is set, they better be sure they keep the appts because the next time will be a much longer wait...
If he's like me, he uses the VA system because he doesn't have private medical insurance or $950.
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Short takes for Feb. 1
Olsen pays a special visit
THUMBS UP: Hats off to Larry Olsen of the Larry Olsen band for making a special trip to Marshall on Wednesday to play his accordion with Prairie Home Hospice resident Elmer Grimes, a pretty good accordion player in his own right at age 98. We commend Olsen for taking the time to make the day a little brighter for one of our seniors and one of Olsen's biggest fans.
Help out East what
took you so long, Congress?
THUMBS DOWN: Hurricane Sandy killed 140 people and caused billions of dollars in damage. It will go down as one of the worst natural disasters in U.S. history. Three months, later, East Coast residents are still waiting for financial relief from the feds. That's more than sad, it's disgusting. Imagine you and your neighbors losing everything and getting nothing more than condolences from politicians for three months. Hard to fathom. Eventually, they will get their relief despite congressional conservatives' complaints about how much it will add to the nation's debt because Congress on Monday night finally passed legislation to send more than $50 billion to Sandy victims. It continues to baffle us that this country's leaders and elected officials seemingly have no problem spending billions upon billions of dollars at the drop of a hat in other countries, yet when it comes to taking care of our own, they let political agendas stand in the way. Not exactly the type of maneuvering that will boost Congress' bottomed-out approval rating. Yes, disgusting pretty much covers it.
Addressing the state's gun laws
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (89 votes).
In short: Well organisedIn full: Well organised as ever but why weren't the results posted on UKA as they usually are?Date of review: December 9, 2013
In short: Great race and a nice medalIn full: This is the second time I have run this race and a second pb. It is a great mix of club runners and individuel runners slow and fast. Some people may moan about it being a two lap race but that is not a problem. A great well organised race.Date of review: November 24, 2013
Date of review: November 21, 2013
In short: A good road run. The traffic was not a problem. Not much for spectators to see. Date of review: November 20, 2013
In short: Superbly organised and nice and flat, will be back next yearDate of review: November 20, 2013
In short: Good fun and a good mix of runners - definitely didn't feel elitistIn full: Great run - really enjoyed the race and would do it again - simple! :)Date of review: November 20, 2013
In short: Excellent race, definate PB potential .In full: Again a really well organised race. My whole group managed PBs. This years medal was a lot better than lasts years one, it was lovely. Great snacks for sale afterwards (tea, coffee,bacon rolls etc). Plenty of toilets. Acurately measured course and friendly marshalls. Prize draw at the end for a quality pair of trainers. Only thing I'd ask the organizers to consider is chip timing, but other than that it was excellent again and I will definately be back again next year !Date of review: November 19, 2013
In short: Nice & flat, which makes this course pretty much a PB certainty.Date of review: November 18, 2013
In short: PB in the bag!In full: Ok, this was mt first 10k race but after a mixture of 5k's and HM's this year along with all my training - this was my fastest time for that distance :D Really good organisation, slightly late starting due to the late car parking issues. Marshals really friendly. Only thing I didn't appreciate was my car being flyered and wedged down the drivers side window - if it was sunny i wouldn't have minded so much, but it was foggy and had that fine rain which made this flyer soggy and fall apart when taking it out. I had to dig what remained in the fine gap with a knife once home. Other than that - see you in 2014! Date of review: November 17, 2013
In short: Foggy, flat, fun PB potentialDate of review: November 17, 2013
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Army in the Market to Mutilate 3,600 Goats
The U.S. Army's plans to use animals in trauma training are enough to make a goat faint. The army is in the market to buy up to 3,600 goats to torment and kill in exercises like those seen in this shocking undercover video, which PETA released last month. The video, sent to us by a brave whistleblower, shows instructors as they saw off live goats' limbs with tree trimmers and crudely cut open the animals' abdomens and yank out their organs. Goats moan loudly and kick during the procedures.
Goats are intelligent, inquisitive, social animals who can quickly learn to open latches on farm gates and let themselves out. Moms and kids share a strong bond and have been known to recognize each other even if they have been separated for years.
The Army plans to mutilate thousands of goats even though high-tech human simulators are readily available and offer soldiers superior training in how to treat wounds in the field.
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Please stop stop this senseless crual act. How would you feel it was done on YOU!!!!!! Put yourself in their skin.
I am asking you to please salvage any animal and realize that these animals suffer the consequences.
There has to be other means of ways to train the US Army whether it be trauma training or otherwise.
Please remember that Animals have a right to live their lives and not suffer.
This is no way to train humans to kill something that is innocent.
Thanks for your consideration.
Please stop the abuse of all animals. This is beyond my comprehension that humans can do such awful things to a defenseless animal. Just so they can do the same to humans. How can the military live with themselves? Please stop!
Please, this practise must be abolished as soon as possible.
This treatment of these animals is sick, what sort of human can do this to a defenceless animal. This practice must be abolished now.
These acts just perpetuate the cruel nature of so called humans. Torture an animal and you can easily torture a human being. It is disgusting
This is despicable and evil. How in the world do people not realize that beautiful animals have souls and feelings just like us? This needs to stop NOW!! ALL animal cruelty needs to STOP FOREVER!! I wish I was an animal, because I feel disgraced about being a human hearing about the atrocities perpetrated by psychopaths!!!
Testing substances on animals, burning, maiming, and torturing them is hideous and barbaric. Have we not advanced at all since the days of the Roman Empire? I think not. The people that perpetrate these horrors are a disgrace to the human race. I have no respect for any army or medical facility that indulges in these experiments for training or anything else. Cruelty is not the way to teach compassion.
These barbaric practices must be stopped immediately! What a tragic and painful end to these harmless, innocent animals. A sad commentary on man!!
I dispair at the cruelty inflict on animals just because they dont have a voice…. people should be the donors of these experiments, after all most of it is for people, these barabaric experiments on animals should stop, and whatever ailments we get we live with, or die with, they would soon come up with alternative methods then.
We say there are alternative, if they think there is not, they will have to use the animal. THats where it goes sickly wrong, What you dont understand is that YOU DO NOT DO THAT TO A LIVING BEEING. You dont do that, its not yours to take its not your! They have their own life. ITs NOT Yours to take and torture and kill
Outrageous and disgraceful. Honestly disgraceful. Oviously ,and clearly inhumane.
Please, use high-tech human simulators in military training to learn the best methods of attending our soldiers' wounds obtained during battles. Thank you.
We humans are acting inmoraly with no compasion or understanding,look at how we treat our animals and it shows you what we are becoming.Please stop and think
Testing on animals is cruel and unnecessary. There are alternatives!
Any testing on animals is cruel and unnecessary. There are always alternatives!
The Take Action button doesn't work. I fail to understand why we are not working toward ending pain instead of actively supporting it–there is so much misery. Why not invent ways to uphold the objective instead of causing more pain to an innocent animal who has no choice in the matter?
Thank you Peta for all the work you are doing for all animals. I am a 62 yr old disabled lady who loves animals. My partner Randy is the same way. We dont have much money, but i can still write letters. Again, thank you!!
I can't get through–is there another address ? I'm forwarding this to my friends anyway.
80% of nato nations do not use animals for military medical training (pcrm.org), why are they doing this?!?… just to be cruel.
I am in floods of tears my heart cannot take the mere thought of the pain these poor creatures are suffering! and for what??? do you want a medal for your abilities to override your compassion? these people are nothing more than psychopaths and in any other circumstances outside of belonging to the military they would be deemed as too dangerous to be in the general public. Animals have the same emotional intelligence as people they just have a different purpose in life, not a lesser pupose. They do not have the potential for pure evil unlike some humans. This is utterly disgusting.
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The images make me sick. We don't have to be cruel like this. We should let goats roam free.
When I hear of these awful actions taken by human beings I get sick and sad. But when I read and learn of all the wonderful people who are outraged and take action to stop the torture of innocent people I am glad and proud to be a member of the human race.
If GO Army is the torture of animals then we should have No Army at all! How do you people in charge of these actions sleep at night? If all our armed forces do this then they all have lost my respect.
I can not believe this barbaric cruelty still exists in this world. There are other options readily available to everyone including the military to use without hurting any innocent animals. They do not deserve to be treated in this way and I can only hope that the military listens to the pain we, the voice for the animals are feeling. I am saddened to know that some people believe this is ok behavior.
About as barbaric as humans can be! From sonar disrupting and injuring sea life, to animals tortured in army experiments – I have begun to loathe the military of my own country! There is no rational explanation for this exttreme cruelty – there are simulators long-since available which have proven very adequate. So the question remains,WHY?
This sadistic terrible cruel torture MUST stop. Would you do this to your children, your mother, father or friend. I hope not. These animals can feel all the pain and have no way out. Please stop the abuse. It is immoral and you are humune monstors. Shame on you.
Soldiers trainned like that are more dangerous to the people they should protect than any enemy could ever be… Without compassion a soldier is useless and his courage is just violence against the inocent!
This is beyond sickening! To hear these things are going on in this day and age, or an other time, is horrific!! FYI – The email addresses listed to send a message to the Army have already been shut down, so we need to find another way to send our message of concern to them. If PETA anyone has other email addresses, it would be helpful.
It is very harrowing to watch this video,please stop this it is not necessary.
The Take Action Now email is coming up invalid
Please end this cruelty NOW!
The link on the act now button doesn't work – has this campaign been censored ?
how can the military who sees suffering everyday, turn around and cruelly torture a defenseless animal? WE have spent millions to develop proven simulators as alternative methods to animal testing. invest in simulators and stop this inhumane treatment . shame on you . The military I have supported , no longer has my support. Buy simulators now.
Call yourself civilised this is the 21 century there is no need to perform this barbaric cruelty to the poor animals suffering this is so traumatic for the poor goats how can any normal program recommend this horrible training sick people should be ashamed of yourself cruel sad people
I'm with Jackie. I can't believe such cruelty exist's. It's horrible any cruetly to animal humnan etc.
OMG!!! This just can't be. There is no way to allow for this. If the U.S. ARMY has any kind of a beating heart within them they can't stand for this. How is this not on CNN!!! This has to be brought to the peoples attention ASAP!!!
Seeing this breaks my heart! How on earth could you hurt such innocent animals! They have done nothing to you and all you do is abuse them for your own messed up reasons. These poor creatures dont have a voice but we all do, and obviously if so many people are speaking up about and it and telling you its messed up and wrong is because obviously it is. ITS DISGUSTING, BRUTAL and ESP to see that the AMRY (OUT OF EVERY BODY) IS DOING SUCH A THING! You guys are heartless, disgusting people…please stop doing this. You can you actual objects. NOTHING LIVING. they could be just as effective. please consider mine and everybody elses thoughts.
Please end this cruelty NOW! How could anyone possibly think this is ok??! Please stop hurting animals. please
This is absolutely unbelievable to read the most horrific of acts imaginable on animals!?
How on earth does this continue? How? This is barbaric beyond belief beyond comprehension what pain you are causing! PLEASE STOP HURTING ANIMALS!


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Incorporating mental healthcare into routine postpartum nursing is a promising approach for reducing depression in new mothers
- Parent Child Family Area, College of Nursing, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, USA
- Correspondence to Lisa S Segre
Parent Child Family Area, Nursing Building, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, 52242, USA; lisa-segre{at}uiowa.edu
Implications for practice and research
▪ Public health nurses (PHNs) can play a significant role in identifying and treating postpartum depression.
▪ The results obtained in this demonstration project suggest the need for a larger, randomised controlled trial.
This study focuses on postpartum depression, a problem that has lasting negative effects on children of affected mothers.1 The authors note that in Norway, postpartum mental health is inadequately addressed, thus postpartum depression is underidentified as well as undertreated. To improve the postpartum care provided by PHNs, the authors describe a programme in which standard care is reshaped to include a mental health perspective.
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When discussing economics, we frequently encounter the zero-sum fallacy: the notion that the economic pie is fixed, that there is always a winner and a loser, and that, for someone to grow rich, another must become poor.
Yet in a market wherein rule of law, contracts, and property rights are properly established, the pie will surely grow. We are not static balls of flesh nestled comfortably in a static universe. We are spiritual beings made in the image of a creative God, and mutual trade and exchange help accelerate our efforts to create and collaborate alongside our neighbors. As Jay Richards notes, the uniqueness of the human person feeds into how economic value is actually determined.
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In an article for The Atlantic, Emily Esfahani Smith touches on these themes by highlighting a new book, Give and Take: A Revolutionary Approach to Success, wherein organizational psychological Adam Grant seeks to challenge such zero-sum thinking, arguing that by having a fuller, more healthy perspective of mutual gain, we can move forward together toward a more productive, more fulfilling economic and social environment. (more…)


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Ruby Gagnon
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DECATUR, Ill. – Mass of Christian Burial for Ruby M. Gagnon, 80, of Decatur, will be 10 a.m. Thursday at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, 3850 Lourdes Drive, Decatur. Visitation will be from 5-7 p.m. Wednesday with a prayer service at 4:30 p.m. at Moran & Goebel Funeral Home. Burial will be in Cerro Gordo Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials may be directed to Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church or Cancer Care Specialists of Central Illinois.
The family of Ruby M. Gagnon is being served by Moran & Goebel Funeral and Cremation Services, 2801 Monroe St, Decatur, IL.
She died Sunday, April 7, 2013, in her home with her family by her side.
Ruby was born Oct. 25, 1932, in Porter, the daughter of Jesse Smith. She was a devoted wife and homemaker. She was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Eagles Auxiliary, and volunteered at DMH. She loved to dance and to travel. She had seen 48 states and most of Canada. She and George J. Gagnon, Jr. were married June 30, 1952, in Green Valley.
She leaves behind her husband George; children Mark Gagnon and special friend Laurie of Eau Claire, Wis., Michael (Karen) Gagnon of Decatur, Monica (Dave) Nicholls of Oreana, David (Maranda) Gagnon of Decatur, Douglas (Lori) Gagnon of Decatur, and Diane (Bret) Beaver of Springtown, Texas; brother Lowell Matthews of Arizona; sister Violet DeVos of Minnesota; favorite aunt Bertha McCarthy, favorite cousin Eddie Smith, 18 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews.
She was reunited in Heaven with her mother and two sisters.
The family would like to give a special thanks to Dr. Guaglianone and staff and to Harbor Light Hospice.


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Q. David Bowers: The following narrative, with minor editing, is from my "Silver Dollars & Trade Dollars of the United States: A Complete Encyclopedia" (Wolfeboro, NH: Bowers and Merena Galleries, Inc., 1993).
Coinage Context
Low production: By 1875 the trade dollar was firmly established in Oriental commercial circles, particularly in certain ports in China. The Philadelphia Mint production this year was low and dipped to just 218,200 circulation strikes, the lowest so far from that mint in the trade dollar series. The output was sporadic. From January through March none were struck. In April 200 circulation strikes are reported to have been made (and are so considered in this text, but there is a strong possibility that these were Proofs; if so, the figures will have to be adjusted accordingly to a total mintage of 900 Proofs), followed by 149,000 in May, none in June or July, 69,000 in August, and none for the rest of the year.
As chopmarked coins are very scarce today, it is quite possible that much of the 1875 Philadelphia Mint trade dollar coinage was used domestically in the United States.
Copycats: As the United States trade dollar became accepted in China, the Japanese government came up with its own ideas to mount a challenge. Its own current silver yen, which weighed 416 grains, .900 fine, were being increasingly rejected. In 1874 pattern Japanese trade dollars were minted, and in 1875 Japan began to coin a copycat version of the United States trade dollar, creating a Japanese coin with this inscription in English: 420 GRAINS Trade Dollar .900 FINE.
Numismatic Information
Type I and Type II issues: During 1875, to silence Coiner Archibald Loudon Snowden's complaints about striking quality, Chief Engraver William Barber put a new reverse hub ("Type II") into use. Proofs and circulation strikes exist from old and new hubs. The old hub, Type I (1873-1876), has a berry below the eagle's claw; the new (Type II) lacks it - a difference easily seen with the naked eye. Among 1875 trade dollars, circulation strikes as well as Proofs, the Type I reverse is considerably the scarcer of the two.
Type I reverse coins probably constituted all 200 circulation strikes made in April (if indeed these were circulation strikes; this is doubtful; they were probably Proofs) and a small minority of 149,000 pieces struck in May.
As noted in the introduction to the trade dollar section, beginning in the following year, 1876, there was an obverse hub change also. The Type I obverse is readily distinguished by having the ends of the ribbon (on which LIBERTY is imprinted) pointing to the left. The new Type II obverse, introduced in 1876, has the ribbon ends pointing downward. A coin with a Type I obverse and Type I reverse is referred to as Type I/I, a coin with a Type I obverse and Type II reverse is Type I/II, etc. (The obverse hub change is mentioned here because of unconfirmed rumors of 1875-dated coins with obverse Type II.)
A famous date: The circulation strike 1875 Philadelphia Mint trade dollar has acquired a certain halo of fame in recent decades, due no doubt to comments such as this, by John M. Willem: (The United States Trade Dollar, p. 153.)
Regarding the relative rarity of the trade dollars of the various mints, from the standpoint of the collector trying to assemble a complete collection, the most difficult to secure is the 1875 Philadelphia. The regular coinage of Philadelphia was the lowest that year of any of the years the Philadelphia Mint coined trade dollars. This coin is also most difficult to secure with a chopmark stamped upon it, indicating its actual circulation in China. With a specimen of the regular coinage of 1875 at Philadelphia hard to find, collectors compete for Proof coins to satisfy their needs for a trade dollar of this date minted at Philadelphia.
Coins come out of hiding: In his Encyclopedia, p. 468, Walter H. Breen wrote that 1875 circulation strikes are "rare," an adjective that has been employed in a few dealers' listings offering the date. Of course, the question can be asked: What is rare? Rare, scarce, or whatever, the 1875 is somewhat more available today than earlier believed.
Publicity given to this date seems to have brought some Mint State coins "out of the woodwork." In his 1980 study of the series, (Maurice Rosen. "The U.S. Trade Dollar Series: An In-Depth Study." Gobrecht Journal, March 1980.)Maurice Rosen suggested that perhaps only a dozen or so Mint State pieces were known (in all Mint State preservations), although publicity given to the 1875 in the mid-1970s has brought others out of hiding. Since then, more have surfaced.
In the 1970s, one of my clients stated that it took him three years of intense searching to locate a satisfactory Mint State specimen of this year. However, since then dozens of Uncirculated coins have come on the market, including some in higher levels, with the result that today the 1875 in Mint State has lost its awesome status. To be sure, it is rarer than 1873 and 1874 Philadelphia coins, but not that much rarer. At the MS-65 level, the 1875 is actually more available than the other two dates. (Also see under Additional Information below for "Marc Emory's Special Coin.")
Circulated grades: Worn unchopmarked specimens are scarcer than any other Philadelphia Mint circulation strike trade dollar. Still, somewhere between 750 and 1,500 coins are believed to exist in grades from VF-20 to AU-58. The vast majority are of the Type II reverse. In Henry Christensen's sale catalogue for the John M. Willem Collection, 1980, Willem's best coin of this variety was "AU-Unc." and was accompanied by this notation: "Type I is rare in any condition. It took Mr. Willem many years to find this piece."
Among chopmarked 1875 trade dollars, those of Type I/I are very scarce, and those of Type I/II are believed to be extremely rare. This ratio needs further study; it indicates a reversal of the proportion of non-chopmarked pieces.
Mint State grades: Today, I estimate that 10 to 20 1875 trade dollars exist at the MS-65 level, 25 to 50 in MS-64, 55 to 90 in MS-63, and 100 to 175 in ranges from MS-60 to 62. I suspect that I may be a bit conservative at the lower level, and more MS-60 or so coins may survive. Nearly all Mint State coins seen have been of the I/II type.
Maurice Rosen commented as follows: (Letter to the author, January 22, 1992.)
Finest known is the piece graded MS-68 by PCGS. I bought this coin at a Long Beach Convention in 1973 for $1,900. It later appeared in a Pine Tree auction (First Coinvestors) in November 1975, realizing $3,100 and going later to the famous Fairfield Collection, later auctioned by Bowers and Ruddy Galleries in October 1977 at $7,250. Reportedly, it changed hands near the $25,000 level during the 1980 market peak. I dare say, the coin was worth well into the six figures at the 1989 market peak and would likely still fetch a six-figure price today. I can still recall the hypnotic, dazed feeling I had back in 1973 when I first held the coin in my quivering hand. To quote a new popular saying, "It doesn't get much better than that!"
Circulation strikes:
1. Breen-5788. Comprises part of the 149,000 delivered in May. Walter H. Breen examined under 20 Type 1/1 coins from 1988 to date. Very rare; possibly rarer in all grades than the 1878-CC trade dollar. Trade dollar specialist Joseph Rust examined three certified MS-64 1875 trade dollars and found that none was of the III type (all were 1/II). Accurate population studies remain to be conducted for 1/1, although for starters it seems to the author that 1/1 is at least 5 to 10 times rarer unchopmarked than 1/11. Unfortunately, the leading certification services do not distinguish the types when they certify trade dollars. Believed to be more available chopmarked (but still very scarce) than unmarked. Presumably, most of the mintage went to China; only a small number of 1/1 coins circulated domestically.
Circulation strikes:
1. Breen-5789. Type I/II probably comprises all of the 69,000 delivered later in the year, and possibly part of the 149,000 made earlier. Much less rare than TypeI/I; since 1988 Walter H. Breen has examined over 100 in all grades.' This is a change from the information presented in his Encyclopedia, p. 468, which stated this: "Type II [reverse] circulation strikes are rarer than 1878-CC." Cf. Auction '87: 1835, Uncirculated. However, chopmarked pieces may be very rare; as of 1991, Walter H. Breen knew of only one.
Dies prepared: Obverse: Unknown; Reverse: Unknown. (On January 3, 1876, six obverse and seven reverse dies were destroyed.)
Circulation strike mintage: 218,200. Delivery figures by month: January-March: none; April: 200; May: 149,000; June: none; July: none; August: 69,000; September-December: none. This averages out to 36,366 per die-pair, if the dies destroyed were all actually used for 1875 circulation strikes; or 43,640 if one obverse was a Proof die. In either event, this was far below average.
Characteristics of striking: Usually seen well struck. Mint State coins are often very lustrous.
Known hoards of Mint State coins: None
Rarity with original Chinese chopmark(s): Type I/I. Very scarce; 1875 Type I/II. Exceedingly rare.
In circulation strike form, especially in Mint State, this is the most famous Philadelphia Mint issue. The 1875 has the lowest circulation strike mintage of any trade dollar from this mint.
Additional Information
Trade Dollars in 1875
The Annual Report of the Director of the Mint, 1875, told the status of the trade dollar at that time: "The trade dollar. In the latter part of the year 1872, it became apparent that the change in the German monetary system, and other causes affecting the demand and supply, would produce a serious decline in the value of silver and injuriously affect our silver mining interests.
"To provide a market for the silver mined in the western portion of our country, a coin of a standard likely to make it acceptable in China was authorized early in the following year, 1873. About two years afterward, January 1875, a law looking to the substitution of silver for the paper fractional currency was enacted. Upon a superficial examination the trade dollar may be supposed to interfere with the plan of substituting silver for the fractional currency; such, however, is not the case, its coinage not having the least effect on the general market-price of silver. The real effect is to make something of a local market at San Francisco, and if our annual production of that metal was not more than the mints could coin, the silver production of the Pacific coast would command slightly better rates; but the fact is, the coining capacity of the mints for silver coins of less denomination than the dollar is not equal to more than half the production, and two years' yield of the mines will, it is probable, furnish sufficient silver to manufacture all the fractional coins that can be advantageously used in the country.
"After the redemption of the fractional notes, silver coins, with the exception of the trade dollar, can only be issued under the coinage laws in exchange at par for gold coins; and as this limitation will be a barrier to their excessive coinage, the demand for bullion for that purpose must, after two or three years, be quite small. The coining rate of silver in trade dollars is $1.14-28/100 per standard ounce. Deducting the charge of 1-1/4% on the nominal value (equal to 1-42/100 cents per ounce) gives a return to the depositor in that coin of nearly 113 cents per ounce. The fact that the average price of silver purchased for the fractional coins has been only 111-4/10 cents per standard ounce, proves that the trade dollar coinage has not influenced the price to any perceptible extent.
"The Comstock bullion, which has San Francisco for its natural market, (The director of the Mint did not consider Carson City, which also had a mint, to be a "natural market." for silver; rather, Carson City was simply a processing depot for the metal. Part of his position was political opposition to the Carson City Mint.) I consists, on the average, of 21 parts by weight of silver to one of gold. The two metals must be separated or parted before either can be brought to the legal standard for coinage. The most economical proportion for the parting operation being two parts by weight of silver to one of gold, the Comstock bullion admits of gold containing a small percentage of silver, being added and refined with but trifling expense compared with that which would be incurred if fine silver had to be purchased and added to such gold to bring it to the proper proportions for refining.
"This class of bullion is, for this reason, a favorite in the London market, where gold containing a small percentage of silver constitutes principally the partible bullion received, and a higher rate is paid for it there than for fine silver.
"Formerly this unparted bullion was nearly all shipped direct from the mines to London, but the coinage of the trade dollar and repeal of the charge for coining gold have caused it, during the present year, to be refined and minted in the United States.
"Ultimately China must have a national coinage of silver, and in the meantime a more extensive use of the silver coins of other countries will be found advantageous not only to the Chinese, but to foreign residents at the different ports. The American trade dollar has been well received in that empire, and if authority were given to coin at our western mints five, ten, twenty, and fifty-cent pieces of the same standard, they would no doubt find a ready market at the different commercial ports, and gradually work their way into the interior of the empire. (As it was, during the 1850s and early l860s large amounts of fractional silver coins, especially issues of the San Francisco Mint, were shipped to the Orient. These were valued on a weight basis and did not actively circulate in Chinese ports. Most such coins were melted. An Uncirculated 1855-S half dollar in a Lester Merkin auction was chopmarked in the middle of the obverse "chung"= middle or half; Chinese humor.)
"If this trade coinage should incidentally afford protection to our mining interests, which have already been injuriously affected by the fall in the value of silver, it could hardly be regarded otherwise than as sound national policy."
Notes: (1) The preceding seems to indicate that such congressional silverites as Rep. Richard ("Silver Dick") Bland had already influenced Linderman. (2) The reference to the German monetary system alludes to the German Empire's adopting the gold standard and dumping tons of silver on the market. The "other causes" include increasing quantities of silver ore from Western mines.
Trade Dollars for Opium
The American Journal of Numismatics; January 1876, printed this item quoted from an unnamed San Francisco newspaper, which probably published it late in the year 1875:
"WHAT BECOMES OF Trade Dollars. It was a stroke of policy on the part of our government to devise in the trade dollar a coin which should compete with the Mexican dollar and eventually drive it almost out of the Chinese market. After reaching that country it encounters an ignominious fate. The Chinese send it to India for the purchase of opium. They [i.e., trade dollars] go to the Calcutta Mint and come out as rupees, which are stamped with the native characters on one side and the value of the piece on the other.
"The trade of China with India and opium exceeds that of all other commodities, as is shown by the reports of the Chinese custom service. The amount returned for the last eight years, exclusively of the amount smuggled, which would probably double it, is 97,440,930 pounds. The amount of American silver which annually goes to India from China to pay for opium is immense. A base use for so beautiful a coin as the trade dollar, surely."
The preceding situation ultimately can be blamed on the British traders who (in default of Western trade goods, most of which the Chinese did not want) forced opium on the Chinese. Because anti-opium officials trashed some $6 million worth of opium shipments stored in Canton warehouses, the British started the Opium Wars (1839-1842).
Marc Emory's Special Coin
Professional numismatist Marc Emory related the following concerning an especially nice 1875 trade dollar: (Letter to the author, June 27, 1992.)
"As far as trade dollars go, there is a rather famous one I have handled (you did, too, at one time), whose pedigree sounds like an old coin dealer's tall tale: In early February 1975, I was still living in Philadelphia after graduating from college the year before. Early one morning, Bob Riethe, who had a coin shop out in Plymouth Meeting Mall, called me up to crow about the finest trade dollar he had ever seen. He said he had just bought it from Alan Woglom in Chalfont, Pennsylvania for $600 - no small sum at the time. He also said it was an 1875 Philadelphia Mint coin. I said to cut out the nonsense, and to tell me what it was he really wanted to talk to me about. He swore it was no joke, so I drove out there swearing plagues upon his house if this was an early April Fool. Furthermore, he owed me $1,240 at the time.
"I arrived at his shop, wading through the snow and slush of the parking lot, and came to his counter in a mood which can politely be described as less than jovial. To boot, he kept me waiting for 10 minutes to explain to someone why common silver dollars were common, and that he couldn't pay $20 for 1922 Peace dollars in VF grade. Finally, he pulled out the coin in question. All was forgiven - provided he realized I wasn't going to leave his shop without the coin. The 1875 trade dollar he showed me was (and remains today) one of the most exquisite U.S. silver coins I have ever seen. I finally badgered him into letting me have it in lieu of all the money he owed me. I sold it (I wasn't too flush those days), to my great regret, to Maurice Rosen for $1,900. Maurice worked for First Coinvestors at that time. Maurice left FCI soon after that, and the coin soon appeared in one of their Pine Tree auctions. It was bought by Numismatic Associates of Ashland, Mass. for $3,000+ and sold to A.H. Lamborn. His collection was sold (here's where you come in) as the "Fairfield Collection" by your firm in 1977. The coin brought in excess of $7,000 this time.
"I lost track of it after that, as I was spending most of my time overseas by now. I did see it appear later in an ad by Jack Hertzberg, enclosed in a PCGS holder and graded a conservative MS-68. Where it is now, I don't know, but someone should be happy with it. To this day it remains one of the two favorite silver coins I ever owned (the other was an 1855-8 half dollar that went into James Pryor's collection)."
The 20-Cent Piece
The following is related in-depth in view of the fact that the reverse of the 20-cent piece features an eagle copied from the trade dollar:
Senator Jones of Nevada, in February 1874, introduced legislation to provide for a 20-cent piece, at a time when silver coins were not circulating in the East at all but were circulating freely in California, Nevada and surrounding districts. (Much of this information is paraphrased (and augmented) from Carothers, Fractional Money, pp. 262 ff. Also, Linderman, Money and Legal Tender; p. 45.)The Spanish coins had long since disappeared from circulation, but the term "bits" was still commonly used. Prices were quoted in bits, although there was no such thing as a "bit" or 12-1/2 cent coin. Someone who bought something priced at one bit and gave a quarter dollar in payment received a dime, called a "short bit," in exchange. He should have received a Spanish silver bit or real, or a dime and two and a half cents, but there were no reals in 'circulation in the West nor were there any half cents or one one-cent pieces. The one-cent denomination was so unpopular that it was not until 1908 that this denomination was even coined in San Francisco. Nickels were not popular either, and for this reason they were not coined until 1912. Coins in circulation in the American West were silver and gold, the preferred metals.
Jones in his proposal suggested that the 20-cent piece would stop this overcharging. On March 3, 1875 the 20-cent piece became legal. It was soon found that just because a coin of this denomination was available, merchants were not going to change their habits, and the piece was a failure. Later, when copper cents and nickel five-cent pieces became popular, the situation of small change straightened itself out. In the meantime, 20-cent pieces were immediately confused with quarter dollars of somewhat similar size and design. In 1878, Senator Sherman testified before a House committee about the 20-cent piece and said that it had been created "only because Senator Jones asked for it." In Dr. Henry R. Linderman's book, Money and Legal Tender, he said it was a mistake to introduce the piece, but that it was a proper denomination between a dime and a half dollar and should have been used instead of a quarter dollar. It will be recalled that there is no $25 bill.
Bob Riethe (Philadelphia Coin Dealer), sold 2/1975 for $1,240 - Marc Emory, sold for $1,900 - First Coinvestors - Pine Tree Auctions 11/1975 - Numismatic Associates, who paid "3,000+" - A. H. Lamborn Collection - Bowers & Ruddy "Fairfield Collection 1977 - Jack Hertzberg - Heritage 7/1997:6526, $128,800 - Legend Collection