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INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has opened additional traffic lanes on I-465 near the I-74 and US 136/Crawfordsville Road interchange, marking the culmination of Accelerate 465 improvements to the west side leg of the interstate.
Final lane restrictions will be necessary Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights to install reflective lane markers in both directions of I-465 between 10th Street (Exit 14) and 38th Street (Exit 17). Some various ramp restrictions will be necessary at the I-465 interchange with I-74, US 136 and Crawfordsville Road, but all ramps will remain open. Once the reflective markers are installed, work at the interchange will be substantially complete.
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INDOT and Walsh Construction, the state's contractor, maintained three open lanes in each direction during high-volume commute times to minimize effects on traffic flow throughout the construction project. INDOT and Walsh also coordinated construction activities to help successfully manage traffic flow during major racing events in Speedway.
The widened Eagle Creek bridges and added traffic lanes near the I-74 and US 136/Crawfordsville Road interchange are the final mainline interstate improvements to the west side corridor as part of Accelerate 465.
Accelerate 465—made possible by Gov. Mitch Daniels' Major Moves transportation initiative—has created 4 travel lanes and 8 improved interchange configurations between Hanna Avenue and 56th Street. Construction began in 2007 to increase transportation capacity, improve motorist safety and interstate access, as well as upgrade designs to current standards along 11 miles of I-465.
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Trailer mashups have become near-daily (and sometimes sort of played out) occurrences on the Planet Blogosphere, but despite our constant posts about the upcoming Dark Knight Rises movie, I'm not sure I would have ever paired it with... The Lion King? The Lion King Rises by MovieMaestroTen makes me wish I had, as it is pretty much note-perfect. The image abo

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Friday, February 15, 2002Columbia, S.C. (Feb. 15, 2002) - It was a tough first day on the diamond for East Tennessee State's baseball team, as the Bucs were handed a 14-2 loss by fifth-ranked South Carolina in the season opener for ETSU. The Gamecocks put together a 15-hit attack and struck for five first inning runs to put the Bucs in a hole that they could not get out of. After the Bucs went down 1-2-3 in the first inning, South Carolina (4-0) wasted no time in getting a lead. Jon Coutlangus led off with a walk, stole second and advanced to third on a groundout. A walk to the third hitter and a sac fly to left off the bat of Justin Harris gave the Gamecocks their first run. A one-out double by Trey Dyson plated another run before Garris Gonce parked a pitch over the wall in left to make it 4-0. Landon Powell made it back-to-back homers off ETSU starter Donnie Sharp (Oak Ridge, Tenn.) to give South Carolina a 5-0 cushion. Trailing 6-0 in the top of the third, East Tennessee State (0-1) strung together four of its six hits on the day to come up with a couple of runs. Jeremy Terry (Cumberland, Ky.) led off with a double to left-center and then moved to third on Ryan Hyder's (Erwin, Tenn.) single. Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) then struck out, but Hyder moved to second and Terry scored on an error by the USC catcher. Hyder then moved to third on a groundout, and scored on a single up the middle by freshman catcher Caleb Moore (Knoxville, Tenn.). That would be as close as ETSU would be able to come, as the powerful Gamecock lineup proved to be too much the rest of the afternoon as they scored in every at-bat but one. Six different hitters had hits for the Bucs, with Moore driving in the only run and Terry collecting the only extra-base hit. Sharp picked up the loss, going 2.2 innings and giving up eight runs on seven hits. Drew Myer had three hits in five trips to lead South Carolina, scoring one run and driving in another. Dyson and Yaron Peters drove in three runs each, while Justin Harris scored three times for the Gamecocks. David Marchbanks picked up his second win of the season in two tries, throwing 6.2 innings, giving up both Buccaneer runs on six hits. He struck out five without allowing a walk in improving to 2-0. The two teams will play the second game of the series on Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
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Congestion, stress and indiscipline push Indians to argue, fight, even kill, each other on the roads. Are we like this only? Writes Samar Halarnkar.
It's hard to oppose the yoga blitzkrieg, but we need to focus at least half as much attention on a quietly worsening national crisis
Desperate for 'timepass', Indians have overwhelmingly limited leisure spaces, most created before Independence.
An indiscriminate crackdown on NGOs will affect those on India's margins like children, the poor and disabled
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Since India's growth rate shot past China's, it is easy for the Twitter-happy, mall-roaming, ever-aspirational urban Indian to believe that reports of cows on the roads are a western conspiracy and poverty may soon be a thing of the past. It would be even harder, for this proud person, to believe that there are Indians without a radio or bicycle, let alone a television or scooter.
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There are three questions around banning porn: How do you define porn? Is porn responsible for violence against women? Can you really stop the flow of porn? Asks Samar Halarnkar.
A feeling of impatience appears to be spreading among Indians; perhaps, emerging in the form of ever-rising political expectations, writes Samar Halarnkar.
Natural calamities are times of great truth, of togetherness, of closing ranks, of forgetting hatred and bitterness. Unfortunately, the J-K floods initially appeared to be enhancing the bitterness between Kashmiris and other Indians, writes Samar Halarnkar.
Unless Prime Minister Narendra Modi says something special, soothing and truly inclusive, from the ramparts of the Red Fort tomorrow, divisiveness in India will grow exponentially, writes Samar Harlankar.
India's railways have been a victim to politics of another extreme: Mindless populism. This is why you hear the tired objections to the fare increases from the BJP's own allies and the Congress, writes Samar Halarnkar.
I may not any longer visit temples, but I do regard myself a Hindu, in the broad sense of tradition, pride and culture, a position not far from the fashionable position of the newly triumphant religious Right. Samar Halarnkar writes.
India is becoming increasingly suspicious and intolerant of those who do not conform to the strident view of things, spurred by the sly and not-so-sly pronouncements of politicians this poll season, writes Samar Halarnkar.
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Old Coal Mines Adapted to Create Geothermal Energy
Recently the town of Heerlen in the Netherlands repurposed an old abandoned coal mine into a brilliant source of geothermal energy. The project takes advantage of flooded underground mine shafts, using their thermal energy to power a large-scale district heating system. Dubbed the Minewater Project, the new system recently went online and provides 350 homes and businesses in the town with hot water and heating in the winter and cool water in the summer.
In the Netherlands, coal was one of the main sources of energy from the turn of the century up until around 1959, when large amounts of cheap natural gas were discovered in the north. The coal industry lost market share and mine after mine was closed down – in the city of Heerlen, for instance, the coal mine was closed and the shafts were flooded with water and have been unused for the last 30 years.
District heating and cooling involves providing hot or cold water to a number of businesses or homes in an area in order to heat or cool the building. Sometimes the hot or cold water is used for an industrial process, but mostly the water flows through pipes to individual buildings and into radiators designed to transfer heat into a room. This is achieved through economies of scale by producing large amounts of water for individuals and operating much like an electric grid. The system now in place in The Netherlands in Heerlen makes use of an abandoned site, essentially a brownfield, and uses the naturally occurring geothermal heat to warm the water that has flooded the underground mines.
Five new wells were drilled in various locations around town to access the underground mine shafts. Each well is 700 meters (2,300 ft) deep and can pump out nearly 80 cubic meters (2,800 cubic feet) of water per hour. The water temperature at the bottom of the well is 32 C (89 F) and gradually cools to 28 C at the surface. Warm water from the mine is brought to the surface where a heat pump extracts the heat in order to supply hot water to households in the area. Meanwhile the Minewater is pumped back down 450 meters to be reheated. In the summer, to provide cooling, water will be pumped from a much shallower depth of 250 meters, where it is not so warm.
The area supplied by the Minewater is a relatively new development and includes a supermarket and a brand new cultural center and library as well as many homes and businesses. While the cost of the heating and cooling is not much different than before, customers can be assured of stable prices in the future compared to the cost they could incur by using fossil fuels.
The Netherlands, which is also experimenting with energy generation from chicken manure, is just one of the test sites for this new technology. Other test sites for the Minewater Project include Aachen, Germany and Lorraine, France. Much of the technology for this project is being developed as needed, since there is no precedent for this type of geothermal energy project. At the beginning of October the Minewater Conference was held in Heerlen to discuss the technology and hold workshops and meetings to improve the project. The attendees produced a very interesting video on their work and progress.
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March 18, 2009 at 9:21 pm
Old Coal Mines Adapted to Generate Geothermal Energy
Geothermal Works, love what they did there.
December 11, 2008 at 7:54 pm
Thanks for sharing this great news. I suggested similar things in a on my blog:
1. stop pinning our existence on coal-generated electricity (and more recently 'clean coal' because there is no such thing) and switching to alternative sources of electricity where available.
2. lobby coal mining companies to invest in alternative energy now instead of waiting until our coal supply has dwindled (experts say we have 110-120 years supply left), because until they either run out of coal or are forced to switch they'll continue to invest in coal and continue to lobby for government support.
Apparently the coal market in the Netherlands went flat and that's why those mines were abandoned, so mining companies in the U.S. don't have to wait until supplies are completely depleted to repurpose the mines.
I plan to save and reuse this story (and of course, use proper attribution) because I want to make sure that case is continually cited as an example of what can be done if we act now instead of waiting until we're on 'E'.
I plan to include this link in a follow-up post. Great news and great pictures. Thanks again for a timely report.
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The folks over at Honda just unveiled their highly controversial new ultracompact car, the P-Nut (Personal-Neo Urban Transport), at the LA Car Show, and it really redefines what it means for a vehicle to have a small "footprint." The new tinier form of transportation has a unique, McLaren-like staggered seating arrangement, which ensures that passengers also have ample leg room. The jury is still out on whether or not this nut has the full ability to stand on its own, so we'll leave it to you to decide whether the P-Nut is all it's cracked up to be.
According to the presenters, the blue section at the rear of the car is designed to accommodate a number of propulsion technologies including a hybrid gasoline-electric powertrain or a batter-electric powertrain (we're wondering why Hydrogen fuel cell was left off this list). Being a concept car, we don't see it hitting the market any time soon, but we're interested to see where this small car idea is going.
"The objective of the exterior and interior designers was to explore the potential for a new type of small segment category vehicle that overcomes many of the objections for existing ultra-compact designs," states Dave Marek, director of advance design for Honda R&D Americans, Inc. "While the Honda P-NUT concept introduces function-oriented concepts, it also shows that small cars don't have to compromise on style or amenities."
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December 4, 2009 at 4:11 pm
Was the author sarcastic about why hydrogne fuel cells were left off the list? It seems like that's a step in the wrong direction. Instead of refining and transporting gasoline, fuel cells require gathering and transporting hydrogen. Hydrogen itself may be easier on the environment, but battery powered cars are even better (especially once a recycling program is started for old lithium batteries).
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I envision a whole new wave of upskirt videos in the future… a see through front grille? Do we need this for squeezing into tight parking spaces?
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ADEL — A tough district road victory seemed in hand.
Creston/O-M, which faced deficits of 14-3 and 21-10 in the first half, overcame some crucial early mistakes to take an 11-point lead on ADM (35-24) Friday night after a clock-eating drive in the fourth quarter.
Then, a bizarre set of circumstances in the final 4:42 resulted in a stunning 36-35 Tiger victory. ADM came away 2-0 in Class 3A District 1 play, and 3-1 overall, while dropping the Panthers to 1-1 and 3-1.
Creston/O-M coach Brian Morrison, almost at a loss for words immediately afterward, reminded his team later that the same thing happened a year ago — the team's first loss was to ADM in a turnover-marred game on week two of district play — and yet the Panthers were playing Lewis Central on the final Friday for a chance at first place in the district.
"Things are no different, if anything it's probably even more balanced in our district than last year," Morrison said Sunday. "Teams will be going through these things week in and week out. We just have to learn from it, get better, and move forward."
Elsewhere in the district, Glenwood knocked off Perry Friday, 31-14; Lewis Central rolled over Atlantic, 42-0; and in non-district play, state-ranked Harlan lost to Carroll, 14-7. ADM travels to Lewis Central this week in another key matchup. The Panthers host Perry for homecoming.
In a game of momentum shifts Friday, the Panthers rallied from a 14-3 early deficit to take a 25-21 halftime lead. ADM had scored on a 74-yard pass play on the first play from scrimmage in the game.
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ADM got the ball back with 4:42 left, and escaped near-doom several times down the stretch. On fourth-and-11, quarterback Kolby Whisner hooked up with Joseph Sloss for a 22-yard gain to the Panther 34.
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A 14-yard pass took it to the 19, where the pivotal play of the game occurred with 2:24 left. A pass from Whisner went in and out of the hands of receiver Jonathan Reel as he was hit by Walters in the Panther secondary. Linebacker Gavin Leith scooped up the ball and returned it deep into ADM territory as the visiting crowd cheered wildly in celebration. The sideline chains were moved to indicate Creston/O-M's possession.
Then an officials' huddle transpired, and the ruling was an incomplete pass, giving the Tigers new life with the ball at the Panther 19.
"That play, I went over and asked that (official) over there, I said he didn't catch it!" said ADM coach Mike Whisner. "They looked at it, and they said no, I don't think he caught it."
Kolby Whisner converted a fourth-and-one on a keeper to the 8-yard line. Finally, with only :46 left in the game, he connected with tailback Grant Goeden on a screen pass to the left for a 2-yard touchdown. A two-point pass went incomplete, leaving the score 35-30 in Creston/O-M's favor.
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ADM kicker Jacob Hutzell stroked an onside kick that went bouncing toward the right sideline. Just before it went out of bounds, past the first wave of Panthers, ADM's Elijah McCartney pounced on it at the Panther 37-yard line with 34 seconds left.
"Getting the onside was key," coach Whisner said. "You work on those things, but you never know if it's going to happen. It was a real hustle play to get the ball."
After three incompletions, Creston/O-M was called for pass interference, giving the Tigers the ball on the 21. An ADM procedure penalty brought it back to the 26 with 20 seconds left.
Whisner, who had been under pressure from the Panther line much of the second half, had just enough time to heave it to the left side of the end zone, where Jacob Sloss was covered by both Bryce Briley and Pals. The pass was tipped in the air by Briley as he went for the interception, and it landed in the lap of Sloss seated in the end zone, for a touchdown with 12 seconds left. A two-point pass failed, leaving it 36-35 with 12 seconds left.
"Forty seconds is a long time when you give them a short field," Morrison said. "We had guys in position. He (Sloss) was double-covered, and came down with it."
Phipps' first pass of the ensuing possession was picked off by ADM's Darold Baker, clinching the unconventional victory for the Tigers.
"We've had a lot of overtime games, some great victories here," coach Whisner said, "but I've never had a game like this. We were getting frustrated there in the second half, and Creston was playing good, physical football. We just kept playing."
Creston/O-M coach Brian Morrison struggled to find the words to describe the mindset of his team, following the shocking loss.
"I don't even know what to say," the Panther coach said. "Two and a half minutes left and we're up by 11," Morrison said. "We put ourselves in position in the fourth quarter to do what we always do. It just didn't work out that way. We played a physical, hard football game."
For the game, Baker carried 25 times for Creston/O-M for 138 yards. Trevor Frain had two rushing touchdowns. Phipps completed 9 of 23 passes for 130 yards and two touchdowns to Walters. He was intercepted three times.
Whisner was 14-of-32 passing for 251 yards and three TDs. He was intercepted twice. Cory Rathe led a good effort by the Panther defensive line with four tackles for losses.
Penalties continued to plague the Panthers, flagged 11 times for 88 yards Friday.
The varsity game was a mirror image of the freshman contest, in which the Panthers converted a late turnover into the winning touchdown with 1:09 left for a 14-12 victory. That report will appear in the News Advertiser Tuesday along with tonight's JV contest in Creston.


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Loudly, unmistakably, and irreversibly, the Next America announced its electoral arrival this week—years ahead of schedule.
This election will likely be remembered not only as a political but also a cultural and a social milestone in which the United States suddenly (and for many people, shockingly) realized it was a very different place than it once was.
From every direction, social and demographic change was the big story of the results. The key to President Obama's solid Electoral College victory was his advantage among the growing population of nonwhite voters. That allowed Obama to win comfortably despite a historic rush toward Mitt Romney among white voters, especially older ones. Romney, in fact, ran about as well as any Republican challenger ever has among white voters, and he still captured only 206 Electoral College votes, pending the final count in Florida.
Down another track, the massive millennial generation continued to enlarge its influence on American politics. Millennials ticked up from 18 percent of the electorate in 2008 to 19 percent this year and once again provided Obama an overwhelming (if slightly reduced from four years ago) three-fifths of their votes. The results marked a milestone, as well, in American attitudes toward gays and lesbians: Tuesday saw the first election ever of an openly gay senator (Democrat Tammy Baldwin in Wisconsin) and the first time voters have approved a ballot initiative authorizing gay marriage. That happened not in one state but in three.
Obama's continuing strength among minorities and young people allowed him to withstand erosion in the third pillar of the "coalition of the ascendant" that lifted him in 2008: college-educated whites. Compared with 2008, Obama lost ground not only among college-educated white men but also college-educated white women—although he still ran much better with the latter than with any other segment of the white electorate.
The coalition of minorities, young people, and just enough college-educated whites powered Obama's success in many states, especially Sun Belt states such as Florida and Virginia, where he faced resounding rejection by working-class whites. But in the critical Midwest battlegrounds of Iowa, Ohio, and Wisconsin—where there are not enough of those "ascendant" voters to win—Obama repelled Romney's challenge with a message of economic populism that attracted enough of the working-class whites who anchored the party's coalition from the New Deal through the Great Society. In that way, Obama married just enough of the new and old Democratic coalitions to win.
Each of the key groups in Obama's coalition of the ascendant is growing in society—which means that they will provide an even greater advantage to Democrats over time unless Republicans start winning more of them. "When you have a younger generation with a different set of ideas, and a changing demographic in the country, there's going to be a tipping point; and during that tipping point, the two sides are roughly at parity," says Morley Winograd, a senior fellow at the Democratic advocacy group NDN and coauthor with Michael Hais of two books on the millennial generation. "But at some point, that parity goes away and the direction becomes very clear.… We think this coalition is not only ascendant but will be dominant."
Compared with the resounding victories of many other reelected presidents, Obama's triumph was hardly commanding. It more resembled George W. Bush's razor-thin reelection in 2004. Obama's share of the vote declined in all but six states. He became the first elected president since Andrew Jackson in 1832 to see his share of the popular vote decline after four years. And depending on the final count, Obama's margin of victory, measured as a share of the popular vote, could replace Bush's 2004 margin as the smallest ever for a reelected president.
Yet at least as striking was Obama's ability to win at all in such a slow economic recovery, just two years after the intense ideological backlash to his first two years powered the GOP to historic congressional gains in 2010. The election underscored advantages in both the popular and the Electoral College votes that Democrats have consolidated since Bill Clinton's first election in 1992. That campaign now stands, in retrospect, as the unmistakable beginning of a Democratic-leaning era in presidential politics.
With Obama's victory, Democrats have quietly won the popular vote in five of the six presidential elections since 1992. That matches the Republican record of winning the popular vote in five of the six elections from 1968 to 1988. (Democrats generally won by smaller margins and had the asterisk election of 2000, when Al Gore lost the Electoral College.) Obama became the first Democrat since Franklin Roosevelt to attract more than 50 percent of the vote in consecutive elections.
This article appears in the November 10, 2012 edition of National Journal Magazine.


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"A delicious, traditional, cream based chowder, this recipe calls for the standard chowder ingredients: onion, celery, potatoes, diced carrots, clams, and cream. A little red wine vinegar is added before serving for extra flavor."
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3 (6.5 ounce) cans
minced clams
1 cup
minced onion
1 cup
diced celery
2 cups
cubed potatoes
1 cup
diced carrots
3/4 cup
3/4 cup
all-purpose flour
1 quart
half-and-half cream
2 tablespoons
red wine vinegar
1 1/2 teaspoons
ground black pepper to taste
This was awesome. One modification, as per some earlier readers' comments: Before doing anything, I browned six strips of bacon in the large skillet, removed them and let them drain. Then, I added the veggies to the bacon fat and proceeded as described (with clam juice, water, etc.) Crumbled the bacon into the soup after it was all combined. Adds fat, but a huge flavor too. Simply outstanding recipe here -- I love the red wine vinegar idea. Thank you!!
Very good base recipe but definitely does not warrant five stars. To increase flavor, I substituted clam juice for the water, added bacon grease in leiu of half the butter. The bacon grease, while not exactly healthy, gave the chowder a better flavor (IMPORTANT NOTE: You must let the roux cook down before adding the half and half ~ this will eliminate the flour taste that so many are noting in their reviews). Added 1/2 teaspoon of Bay Seasoning and 1/2 teaspoon of onion powder for more flavor. Used a mix of chopped and minced clams and substituted 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt for a portion of the 1 1/2 teaspoon regular salt. Stirred only 1 tablespoon of the vinegar into the chowder prior to serving. Topped the chowder with crumbled bacon and a few chives for color. Helpful Tips: For a smokey flavor, add 1/2 teaspoon of liquid smoke which adds depth and complexity to the chowder base. Add fresh grilled corn cut off the cob which increases the smokey flavor. Replace black ground pepper with white pepper ~ it has a more delicate flavor than the ground black pepper which can be rather harsh with such a creamy base. Most Important: Do not add the clams to the chowder until you are ready to serve ~ the longer seafood "cooks" the tougher it becomes! Delicious with the changes.
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I have been a clam chowder fan for as long as I can remember. I order clam chowder often - when it's available. This recipe is exceptional and compares favorably with the best clam chowder recipes I've tasted in fine restaurants. I did the bacon thing as many other reviewers recommended. I'm glad I did. It added just one more interesting taste element to this already fantastic flavored soup. I prefer my soup thick, so I used all 1/2 & 1/2 as well as a trace of heavy whipping cream that I wanted to get rid of. When the soup was slightly thicker than even I like, I thinned it out ever so slightly with a little skim milk. The only recommendation I might add, for those that prefer the consistency of more substantial clam; get the chopped clam instead of the minced. I think that's what I'll do next time I fix this, which will be often! It's good enough to be an award winning soup!
Very good recipe and is now a keeper in my personal recipes. I left out the celery and carrots due to veggie pickiness in the family and was concerned that would affect the overall flavor. Not a bit. Interestingly, I tasted it prior to adding the salt and red wine vinegar. VERY bland, uninteresting. I added the salt, OK, that picked it up so that it started to taste like clam chowder. But the real kick was the vinegar. It brought it all together with a great taste! BTW, as suggested by others I used all clam juice instead of water, added some bacon and sauted the onion in the bacon fat before adding the potatoes and clam juice. Minor changes but bacon just sounded so good. Well done, Sharon!
Delicious!! I make this recipe twice a month. Following other reviews, I use cornstarch instead of flour. I heat the cream (fat free) over low heat, while the vegetables are simmering. I mix 3/4 cornstarch in with 1/4 cup milk, then add that to the cream. I don't use the red wine vinegar, b/c I don't think it needs it. I also add Old Bay seasoning, garlic and onion powder, and I use dried minced onion instead of fresh. LOVE THIS RECIPE!!
My husband and I are both loved this clam chowder. I changed it alittle by cooking the onions in drippings from 4 slices of bacon and reducing the amount of butter. I also used 5 cans of whole baby clams. We are both from Maine and this is better than most restaurants up there.
We lapped this stuff up! I was dubious first because there was a lot of vegetables and juice in the first mixture, but it all mixed together wonderfully!
I also used part half&half and part skim milk and it was still VERY rich. I also added some chopped fresh parsley at the very end and will try it with some bacon next time, although honestly it does'nt need it.
I also recommend using bottled clam juice in place of the water if you like more of a sea taste for your chowder and I used 3 cans of chopped clams and 2 cans of minced. It makes a LOT of leftovers and I froze them for a later meal.
This is a good clam chowder recipe. However, when I first made this I felt that the half and half made it too thick like a stew. Since then I have used milk and it's much better. I also use chopped clams instead of minced. Thanks Sharon!
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If, according to evolutionary theory, the human species has evolved from non-human ancestors over the course of hundreds of thousands of years, how might we understand humans as uniquely bearing the image of God?
St. Thomas Aquinas helps us understand how the image of God in man might have developed through evolution.
In the early 1700s, Isaac Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz famously disagreed about whether God periodically "corrected" the orbits of the planets. Why their disagreement matters for today's debates about God and evolution.
Evangelicals are skeptical of space exploration—but can pastors change this from the pulpit?
The former chair of the Harvard University physics department muses on how faith gives meaning to his scientific work.
The story of the Genesis Rock reminds us of how biblical and scientific accounts, despite their different purviews and purposes, remain inexorably linked in our understanding of origins.
Are black holes in trouble? Could life have come from space? What do we know about the religious lives of Indian scientists? Find the answers to these questions and more.
This week's news features volcanoes, skeletons, and stars, as well as a thought-provoking new book from InterVarsity press.
From science and religion blogs: quantum uncertainty and God, the remarkable fact that we have come to understand our place in the created order, and the role of theology in making wise choices about the use of technology.
From a Judeo-Christian perspective, all of these curiosities dovetail into a profoundly meaningful explanation: Being made in God's image helps to explain our creative and investigative skills, particularly when we consider that God has specially engineered this universe to reveal himself to human beings.
God could have created a fertile planet miraculously in an instant, but when we look carefully at the physical evidence, it appears that the earth has a longer history as part of the universe.
Does Collins show that Evangelicals have turned the corner on the scandal Noll brought to light, or does the continued resistance of the majority of Evangelicals to Collins's work (about 75% reject human evolution) show that we as a collective group still do not take the life of the mind seriously?
We can understand why man, modern man in particular, would like to mop the floors and bleach the walls. We might not be able to tame reality, but we can tame our perception of reality. We intellectualize in order to feel in control.
"There was no better way, in Boyle's opinion, to 'give us so great a Wonder and Veneration' for God's wisdom, than 'by Knowing and Considering the Admirable Contrivance of the Particular Productions of that Immense Wisdom,' by which he mainly meant the exquisitely fashioned parts of animals both great and small."
The idea that the story we know is only the very beginning raises a new question in place of Feynman's objection that Christianity is provincial. Is it presumptuous to claim that in such a grand universe, possibly with intelligent life arising in many places, the redemption and transformation of the entire cosmos starts here, on our pale blue dot?
Over the next few months, with permission from Yale University Press, BioLogos will offer edited versions of chapters from John Polkinghorne's best books, Belief in God in an Age of Science and Theology in the Context of Science, in order to help readers delve more deeply into some of his most important ideas.
Astronomers have many different methods for measuring the age of various objects in the universe, and they all support ages of billions of years, not thousands. Even if the assumptions of one or two methods were faulty, it is highly unlikely that all of the methods would be affected.
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On April 12, the ASPCA arrested a Bronx man for shooting his neighbor's Maltese, Spike, after the dog wandered into his yard.
Donald Savino, 73, had signs in his yard that said "keep your dog off the grass." When Spike slipped out the door and into Savino's yard, Savino allegedly shot him with an air rifle from his window.
"He was smelling a tree," Spike's pet parent, Marco Lopez, told The New York Daily News. "Suddenly, I hear this noise....I hear my dog cry—he was screaming in pain."
Lopez rushed his dog to an emergency veterinarian, but Spike couldn't be saved and was humanely euthanized. ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement Agents took Spike's body to the ASPCA Animal Hospital, where our forensic veterinarians determined he had been shot twice, in two separate incidents, and that his injuries would have been fatal.
"You have no idea all the pain we went through," Lopez told The Daily News. "We loved (Spike) so much....It was such a terrible way that he died."
Savino was charged with aggravated animal cruelty, criminal possession of a weapon, criminal mischief and possession of an air rifle.
We can't believe what happened to Spike, and we're fighting every day to stop animal cruelty and ensure those who harm animals pay for their crimes. If you know of animal cruelty in your area, please report it. Animals are counting on us.


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Steppin' Up – Live Studio Mix – September 2011
I've been hard at work in the studio the last few weeks. Putting finishing touches on upcoming releases for Proper Trax and Woods N Bass, along with rotating through a load of other projects. Sometimes I need a break though, so I spent a few days compiling, setting up, and editing this special 2-hour, 38 track, live Ableton set in the studio. I've been feeling the itch to present something a little different, in the hopes of broadening listeners' horizons, and my own. There's been slew of quality, genre-bending electronic music hitting the street over the last year or so, and I found it about time to create a mix touching on some of it–along with a healthy dose of techno and my own originals.
I created this mix with Ableton Live. I compiled and warped a large pool of tracks, loops, and tools, set up the MIDI interface, and ran through it live. Afterward, I spent some time editing things up a bit, to give it a nice "polish," while still preserving the seat-of-the-pants live composition of the set. It's not my first time doing this, but it's rare that I nail it this well. Hopefully, with a little more organization and perhaps a more robust controller, I can take the process fully-live for some special gigs (no, I'm not ditching the vinyl or CDs…there's no substitute for the versatility and "feeling" you get with a pair of decks…not to mention, the reliability). There's a number of surprise techniques, nothing too fancy, but it makes for interesting listening over the typical DJ mix.
It consists of 38 tracks, spanning the sounds of techno, house, dubstep, proper electro, juke/footwork, and some downtempo breakbeat jams. Some are vinyl rips from my collection, others are digital purchases, and others are either upcoming or unreleased original productions of mine (and Piltdown Sound — hitting Proper Trax's second release soon). It's a little over two hours long, so don't expect to burn it as an audio CD without spanning or burning as an MP3. The tracklisting, with all the labels I could remember off-hand, just below:
1. Dadub – Biopoiesis [Stroboscopic Artefacts]
2. Will Azada – Clownin' [Unreleased]
3. Objekt – CLK Recovery [Objekt]
4. Will Azada – Drunk Sequence [Unreleased]
5. Sigha – HF029A2 [Hotflush]
6. Vril – UV [Ostgut Ton]
7. Phase – Further Trials
8. FBK – Fears of a Madman [Unreleased]
9. Metope – Kobox (Sleeparchive Remix)
10. Objekt – Tinderbox [Objekt]
11. Pinch – Attack of the Giant Robot Spiders
12. Unknown – Sicko Cell (Azada Loop-Up) [Swamp81]
13. Instra:Mental – User [Nonplus]
14. Addison Groove – Its Got Me [Swamp81]
15. Peverelist – Infinity [Punch Drunk]
16. Will Azada – Deep Juke [Unreleased]
17. DJ Rashad – Took It Doggy Style
18. DJ Spinn & DJ Rashad – Space Juke
19. DJ Spinn – LOL
20. Will Azada – We Rave It [Unreleased]
21. Will Azada – Reduction [Unreleased]
22. Piltdown Sound – Bom [Proper Trax]
23. Marcel Fengler – Thwack (Norman Nodge Remix)
24. Rod – Malmok One [Klockworks]
25. Substance & Vanqueur – Immersion (Sleeparchive Remix)
26. Ozka – Phantomz (Aubrey Remix) [Mowar]
27. Coefficient – Scale Invariant Spectrum
28. Par Grindvik – Sinister (S100 Remix)
29. Will Azada – Let's Get Tight [Proper Trax]
30. WK7 – Higher Power (Hardcore PCK Mix) [Powerhouse]
31. Arkist – Fill My Coffee [Hessle]
32. A Made Up Sound – Demons (Reprise) [A Made Up Sound]
33. Lusine – Rubberband
34. Luke Vibert – I Love Acid [Warp]
35. Luke Vibert – Asheed [Warp]
36. Boddika – Syn Chron [Nonplus]
37. Levon Vincent – These Games [Novel Sound]
38. Unknown – A1 – Disco 005 [Analogue Solutions]
Download the mix: Steppin' Up – A Live Studio Mix by Will Azada – September 2011


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Hope you enjoy this short compilation of Lucian plays! I'm not a pro by any means, I'm just showing you how I'm having fun with him! He's currently one of my favorite Marksman. If you are looking to learn a new champion that you want to have tons of fun then pick Lucian! It may be harder now with the new patch but the rewarding experience it's still worth!
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Stealing Drake with just an autoattack, sniping from a distance, pwning with skillshots, missing skillshots?! No problemo! A short compilation of Xerath plays.
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This happened in a ranked game today. There are only 2 ways to explain what happened! This is either a new Lee Sin / Tristana special event or a bug! What do you guys think?
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If a natural disaster or emergency strikes, will you be prepared? As part of National Preparedness Month, the ASPCA wants to make sure that pet parents are ready for any situation that may arise. That's why we're hosting the ASPCA Disaster Preparedness Month Hangout tomorrow, Thursday, September 18 from 7:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M EST.
At this Google Hangout, we'll help you "master the disaster" with tips and tricks to keep your four-legged family members safe. Topics will include how to prepare for a disaster with pets, what to do if a disaster strikes, how to find pet-friendly evacuation locations, and more!
Our expert panel will be moderated by Good Morning America's Ginger Zee. Participants include:
Dick Green, Senior Director of Disaster Response, ASPCA
Deborah Press, Senior Manager of Regulatory Affairs, ASPCA
Anne McCann, National Emergency Programs Coordinator, USDA
Mark Tinsman, Mass Care Specialist, FEMA
Lysa Boston, Shelter Manager, Joplin Humane Society
Rob Curran, Hurricane Sandy Survivor, and his cat, Joy
To participate in our #NatlPrep hangout, be sure to RSVP today and tune in tomorrow!
While natural disasters can strike at any time or place, the ASPCA Field Investigations and Response (FIR) Team is ready to deploy at a moment's notice. Over the years, the FIR Team has assisted animals in the aftermath of natural disasters nationwide, including hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding and earthquakes. This month, FIR Team members are using the expertise they've developed throughout their deployments to help lead disaster preparedness drills in communities throughout the country.
Earlier this month, Dr. Dick Green, ASPCA Senior Director of Disaster Response, participated with the Louisiana National Guard in a category three hurricane simulation in New Orleans. During the simulation, coordinated by the Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness, the ASPCA responded with the Louisiana State Animal Response Team (LSART) to reports of stranded animals.
The ASPCA also participated in a two-day Defense Support of Civil Authorities Training in San Antonio, Texas, focusing on military response to animals during natural and chemical, biological, or nuclear disasters, and determining how the military could best interface with civilians and their pets in times of disaster. Dr. Green presented on emergency animal sheltering and how the ASPCA can collaborate with military agencies during disasters.
Dr. Green, along with ASPCA FIR Medical Director Dr. Sarah Kirk and Adam Leath, FIR Southeast Regional Director, assisted with a Florida state-wide emergency animal evacuation exercise hosted by the Department of Agriculture and the University of Florida in Ft. Myers. Later this month, Dr. Green will help conduct disaster response trainings in Mendocino, California and Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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One of our favorite stories of the year belongs to Joy, a young cat who was saved from the streets of New York City during Hurricane Sandy. Our staff at the temporary shelter we set up for storm-displaced animals wasn't sure if she was a homeless kitty or a lost pet. Weeks passed and no one claimed the skinny, skittish feline.
We folded Joy into our regular population of adoptable animals and discovered she needed extra help learning to trust people. With lots of socialization from ASPCA staff, Joy came out of her shell—but a whole year passed and Joy, our last Sandy cat, still hadn't found a home.
Finally, in November 2013, Joy was adopted by Rob C., a fellow Sandy survivor who lost his home and business to the deadly storm. Robert saw Joy on the local news—her story resonated with him, and together they are getting a fresh start and making a new life.
Every step of Joy's year-long journey with the ASPCA—her care at the temporary shelter; her time as an office foster; her behavior training—was made possible through your support. Please help us provide the same level of care for victims of future disasters and all the other animals who still need our help.
Tinker's family was at work when the tornado hit and destroyed their home. After visiting two shelters searching for their precious pooch and almost losing hope, the family visited OK Humane, where their beloved pup was waiting for them.
This Memorial Day weekend was one of healing and hope for the residents of Moore, Oklahoma. The ASPCA saw the community's incredible resilience firsthand as many of our responders spent the weekend on the ground in Oklahoma City assisting the heroic sheltering and rescue efforts of Central Oklahoma Humane Society (OK Humane).
The ASPCA was happy to lend a hand to OK Humane and provide extra staffing to handle the influx of animals affected by this disaster. In what was truly a joint effort, we also enlisted the support of IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare), Code 3 Associates Animal Disaster Response, RedRover, and SAWA (Society of Animal Welfare Administrators) to help OK Humane.
We are thrilled to report that dozens of reunions occurred over the weekend, as people who lost everything came to OK Humane and found missing family members. Here are just a few of those heartwarming moments:
Tasha the Pomeranian, another tornado survivor, gets a big hug from her human sister on May 25 at OK Humane.
Porkchop and Asia (pictured above) were brought to OK Humane as strays shortly after the tornado. They were reunited with their pet parents over the weekend.
Chance, a handsome Boxer, suffered facial fractures and a deep wound on his leg as a result of the storm. Over the weekend, Chance was reunited with his guardian at OK Humane after their home was completely destroyed by the tornado. Here he is pictured with ASPCA Director of Planning and Field Operations Joel Lopez.
To learn how you can help pets and people impacted by the Moore tornado, please visit OKHumane.org.
As many across the country prepare to spend time with friends and family this Memorial Day weekend, our thoughts turn to the good people and pets of Moore, Oklahoma, where many lost everything earlier this week when a tornado devastated the community.
The ASPCA is currently on the ground to support partner shelter Central Oklahoma Humane Society (OK Humane) with staffing needs as the facility experiences an influx of animals affected by the disaster. We'll continue to offer our assistance as needed and will keep you updated as the long road to recovery begins for Moore and its neighbors.
For more information about how you can help the pets and people of Oklahoma, please visit OK Humane. Moore-area pet parents who are searching for a lost cat or dog, please check www.okclostpets.com. The site was set up specifically for this disaster, and OK Humane will update its listings with any incoming animals.
This recent tragedy is the latest in a series of unforgiving weather events. We want to remind folks that the best thing you can do for yourself and your pets is to be prepared. Here are a few easy steps you can take to keep your family safe in an emergency:
• Have a Plan. Your "all-family" plan should include how you will transport your animals in an evacuation, possible routes you will take and your destination/sheltering options.
• Build a Kit. Don't forget a photo of your pet, medical records, vaccination records, and any special food or prescriptions.
• Stay Informed. Keep an eye on the weather, learn which shelters house both people and pets, and monitor possible road closures.
• Vaccinate and Microchip. If you're ever required to shelter your pets, you'll want them protected against disease. Microchipping your pets can be their ticket home.
Tell us: Are you prepared for an unexpected emergency or disaster? Are you on the ground helping the good folks of Moore? Tweet us your answers to @ASPCA using the hashtag #Oklahoma.


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Friday, May 17, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (May 17, 2002) - The East Tennessee State baseball team picked up a pivotal win in the Southern Conference standings as they defeated Furman, 13-4, Friday night from Cardinal Park in Johnson City, Tenn. With the win, the Buccaneers (21-32, 13-14 Southern Conference) clinch a spot in the Southern Conference Baseball Championships, next week from Charleston, S.C. Furman (21-32, 12-16 Southern Conference) took an early 1-0 lead after scoring a run in the top of the first. Second baseman Clint Hill led off the inning with a single to right field. He advanced to third when right fielder Craig Caudill reached on an error. Hill came home as third baseman Derek Norman hit a sacrifice fly to left field. The Bucs answered right back, taking the lead by scoring two runs in the bottom of the first. Freshman left fielder Matt Traylor (Knoxville, Tenn.) led the inning off with a triple to center field. He scored on a groundout by the next batter, senior second baseman Jeremy Terry (Cumberland, Ky.). The next batter in the inning, senior first baseman Brandon Cross (Bluff City, Tenn.) doubled to right field and scored on a subsequent double by senior designated hitter Bryan Crouse (Kingston, Tenn.). ETSU widened their lead to 3-1 by plating another run in the bottom of the second. Junior catcher Jason Brotherton (Erwin, Tenn.) doubled to left field and came home as Traylor singled to right field with two outs. Furman cut the ETSU lead to 3-2 as first baseman Dominic Frankey belted a leadoff home run to right field in the top of the fourth. But the Bucs would answer again as they scored four runs in the bottom of the frame to make their lead 7-3. Keithley led the inning off by singling to center field and stealing second. Freshman third baseman Mike Giroud (St. Petersburg, Fla.) then singled, advancing Keithley to third. With one out, Brotherton singled to right field to drive in Keithley. The big blow of the inning was a three-run homer by Traylor to right-center field, scoring Brotherton and Giroud in front of him. The Paladins threatened in the top of the sixth as the first three Furman batters reached base. Catcher Drew Latora singled to left field and advanced to second on an error. He came home on a double to right-center by Frankey, the next man to the plate. The next batter, left fielder Ryan Presnell laced a triple to deep center field bringing home Frankey. But then ETSU senior starter Reid Casey (Kingsport, Tenn.) then settled down, retiring the next three batters, striking out the last two. The Buccaneers blew the game open by scoring six unanswered runs in the last two innings to provide the final margin of victory. ETSU scored one run in the bottom of the seventh as Cross led off the inning with a walk and came home on a triple by Keithley. ETSU scored their final five runs in the bottom of the eighth as they sent eight players to the plate. Brotherton led the inning off with a single and advanced to second on a sacrfice bunt by sophomore center fielder Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.). Traylor was then intentionally walked and both runners moved up a base on a passed ball. With two outs, Cross was intentionally walked to load the bases. Crouse then hit a hot shot off the first baseman's glove for a single to score Brotherton. Keithley then came to the plate and blasted a grand slam home run to right field. It was Keithley's second grand slam in as many games as he also hit one in ETSU's last game against Morehead State on May 14. Both Keithley and Traylor were just a double short of the cycle for ETSU. Keithley went 3-for-5 with two runs scored and five RBI. Traylor went 3-for-3 with three runs scored and four RBI. Brotherton went 3-for-3 with three runs scored and an RBI. Furman was led by Frankey, who went 3-for-5 with two runs scored and two RBI. Hill also had three hits for the Paladins. Casey (9-5) picked up the win for the Bucs, allowing three earned runs on ten hits in seven innings pitched, striking out nine. Tom Mastny (5-7) took the loss for Furman, allowing eight earned runs on 12 hits in 6.1 innings pitched, striking out six. The three-game series between ETSU and Furman will continue tomorrow with Senior Day from Cardinal Park in Johnson City, Tenn.


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Through research and analysis, intergovernmental deliberations and consensus building, and technical assistance, as well as partnerships and networks with an array of stakeholders, the Branch works to strengthen the capacity of developing countries to formulate and implement mutually supportive trade, environment and sustainable development objectives; integrate sustainable development and poverty reduction objectives in development strategies at all levels, including the need to address climate change implications inter alia by promoting climate-friendly trade and production strategies including in green sectors; and support the effective participation of developing countries in international deliberations on trade and environment.
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'The Voice' Recap: And The Winner Is…
Topping last night's amazing solo performances and duets, tonight's live results show was a music extravaganza with performances from not only the top three finalists, but guest musical artists too.
The Voice: The Live Finals
Your last chance to see double header performances from the contestants! Cassadee gets very country, Terry repeats himself and Nicholas actually starts a fire.
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Was Terry musical perfection? Who will make it to the next round? It's up to you at home!
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All six of last night's artists made the top of the iTunes charts — and 4 of them ended up at various #1s. So who did America vote off?
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The pressure doubled as the Top 6 contestants performed twice. Tuesday, the six will become four when America's vote is tallied.
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The top 8 perform! When they were good, they were very, very good. And when they were bad…they were horrid.
'The Voice' Recap: Pre-Thanksgiving Suspense
T-minus one day until America goes on a four-day holiday of eating and it's time to check in with The Voice to see what kind of suspense they're going to leave us with for Thanksgiving!
'The Voice' Recap: The Top Ten Perform
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"The Voice" Recap: Who's Safe From America?
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Gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding is a symptom of a disorder in your digestive tract. The blood often appears in stool or vomit but isn't always visible. The level of bleeding can range from mild to severe and life-threatening. Finding the cause of GI bleeding can be difficult. But sophisticated imaging technology can usually locate the problem, and minimally invasive procedures often can fix it.
GI bleeding can result from a number of digestive disorders, including:
GI bleeding can be visible in the form of vomiting of blood, bright red bloody stools or black tarry stools (melena). Even a small amount of GI bleeding that isn't visible can result over time in a shortage of red blood cells in your blood (anemia).
Pinpointing the source of GI bleeding can be especially difficult if it starts in the small intestine. When the source can't be identified, the term obscure GI bleeding is used.
Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., ranks No. 1 for digestive disorders in the U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals rankings. Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Ariz., and Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Fla., are ranked among the Best Hospitals for digestive disorders by U.S. News & World Report.
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Mayo Clinic is a not-for-profit medical institution that reinvests all earnings into improving medical practice, research and education. We're constantly involved in innovation and medical research, finding solutions to improve your care and quality of life. Your doctor or someone on your medical team is likely involved in research related to your condition.
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Mayo Clinic doctors start by asking you about your symptoms and by doing a thorough physical examination and blood tests. This initial exam may be enough to indicate a cause of GI bleeding.
But if the source isn't obvious, Mayo Clinic doctors can use sensitive imaging technologies to find it. Results from one procedure determine the next procedure to use until the cause is determined.
Mayo doctors use these tests:
If your GI bleeding is severe, and noninvasive tests can't find the source, you may need surgery so that doctors can view the entire small intestine.
Mayo Clinic specialists have a variety of treatment options, depending on the source of your GI bleeding:
If bleeding recurs after treatment, you may need surgery.
Mayo Clinic works with hundreds of insurance companies and is an in-network provider for millions of people. In most cases, Mayo Clinic doesn't require a physician referral. Some insurers require referrals or may have additional requirements for certain medical care. All appointments are prioritized on the basis of medical need.
Specialists in gastroenterology usually manage care for adults who have GI bleeding.
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See a list of publications by Mayo authors on GI bleeding on PubMed, a service of the National Library of Medicine.
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