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• DAILY AFFIRMATION: DAY [REDACTED]

  Published: July 26, 2007, 9:25 am

  Tags: Name Redacted, Hope, Pain Pain Pain, Push It To The Limit, Big 10 Conference, College Football

  College football’s a game of unbridled joy, but it’s also one of “harm-joy.” Castaway, you’ll find what you’re looking for in that department, too, in just 37 short days.

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• Treatment blocks pain without disrupting other functions

  Published: October 4, 2007, 6:47 am

  Tags: Health, Chronic Pain, Pain, Pain Treatment

  drugs can selectively block pain-sensing neurons in rats without impairing movement or other sensations such as touch, according to a new study by National Institutes of Health (NIH)-supported investigators. The finding suggests an improved way to treat pain from childbirth and surgical procedures. It may also lead to new treatments to help the

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• THAT'S OZZERELLA PIZZA FOR YOU, tOSU FAN

  Published: November 15, 2007, 10:00 am

  Tags: Big 10 Conference, College Football, Bizarro Superman Says You Re Welcome, Pain Pain Pain, Stabbing=passion, Sweatervest

  Pizza chain Donatos is sponsoring a “No M” week in the leadup to the Ohio State/Michigan game. Customers are being asked to order without using Ms in their ordering, meaning loads of fun when the recently arrived refugee/asylee/immigrant taking your order has to ask you four times what the hell you’re saying because you

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• TALES OF HORRIFIC COACHING PAIN, VOL. 2

  Published: April 4, 2008, 12:30 pm

  Tags: Coaches The Bcs Scandals Arrests And Other Eccentri, College Football, Pacific 10 Conference, Pain Pain Pain

  Story-toppers, like haters or zombies, are everywhere, but let’s just stop asking head coaches about their personal lives? Ever? Frank Beamer was horribly burned as a young man, Randy Shannon lost pretty much his entire family to AIDS and drugs, and now Ted Miller has a piece on ESPN.com on new Washington State coach Paul Wulff, who

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• RALPHIE V MAKES HER VERY TRAMPLE-Y DEBUT

  Published: April 21, 2008, 10:20 am

  Tags: Big 12 Conference, Blog Buddies, Coaches The Bcs Scandals Arrests And Other Eccentri, College Football, Pepidemiology, Fine Piece Of Meat, Killed By Death, Pain Pain Pain

  Handler One: Ralphie, that’s a good girl. Handler Two: Man, she’s flipping me out right now. Ralphie: Trample. Kill. Ram. Trample. Gore. Crush crush trample. Fear. Two legs everywhere. Trample them all. Desperate hunger for grass. Kill. Handler Three: We’ve got to go in two. Handler One: Look at her eyes. It’s just one

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• Chronic Pain Tips for Caregivers: Going to the Doctors

  Published: May 17, 2008, 7:15 am

  Tags: Living, Caregiving, Chronic Pain, Pain, Pain Management

  you taken anything for the pain, did it work and if it hasn’t worked then what else has been tried to relieve the pain? 3) When did the pain start? 4) Where does it hurt? Has the pain moved or stayed in the same spot? 5) Describe the pain. Using the McGill Pain Scale can help you find the right words. 6) Use the Pain Diary to find the

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• How we Perceive Pain

  Published: May 22, 2008, 6:06 pm

  Tags: Basics, Living, Ancillary Pain, Pain, Pain Killers, Pain Threshold

  happened could have caused pain. This type of pain, called ancillary pain, is what happens when you “work yourself up”. The brain will send out signal nerve cells that will release painkillers that occur naturally in the body. These natural painkillers, like endorphins for example, will lessen the pain response. This is what happens

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• What Pain Really Means

  Published: June 9, 2008, 8:09 am

  Tags: Basics, Chronic Pain, Pain, Pain Threshold

  stimulus is gone. What Pain Means to the Person Pain is very subjective in individuals. One may think that getting a tattoo is very pain while another finds it not to bother. Each body will react differently to pain depending on key factors. How we are brought up, our fears and even things like gender can mean we will see pain differently.

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• FATHERS' DAY EXCLUSIVE: SONG OF THE LUKEWARM POTSTICKER

  Published: June 13, 2008, 10:30 am

  Tags: Blog Buddies, Bizarro Superman Says You Re Welcome, Huge Man Eating Rats, I M A Survivor I M Not Gone Give Up, Pain Pain Pain, Stabbing=passion

  The following is an excerpt from our upcoming memoir, Song of the Lukewarm Potsticker. It is about the father shared by both Matt Ufford and Spencer Hall: a poet, a madman, a city bus driver, a man fond of grooming himself with a soldering iron, the color orange, and the man who made us who we are today. For the first time, we share excerpts from

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