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TV, Comic Books
Longtime collaborators Art Baltazar and Franco Aureliani have been on a roll recently, partnering their Aw Yeah Comics store with Alter Ego Comics, tackling Itty Bitty Hellboy at Dark Horse, which will also collect their Aw Yeah Comics series, and bringing the "Li'l" treatment to several Dynamite Entertainment titles.
However, they're not finished yet: Aureliani announced over the weekend on Twitter, "Big news out of DC comics and @dandidio1 says so: can you say: Tiny Titans?," followed by, "Yes! It's true! New Tiny Titans coming soon!" Although there's been no official announcement, DC Comics Co-Published Dan DiDio re-tweeted the second message.
The Eisner Award-winning all-ages series, which ran for 50 issues from April 2008 to May 2012, depicts the lighthearted adventures of child versions of DC heroes (primarily the Teen Titans) at Sidekick City Elementary, where Deathstroke is principal and Darkseid is the lunch lady.
There's no word yet on when, or in what format, fans should expect the return of Tiny Titans.
Happy for those two and for the series' fans, but it seems very odd for DC to do this, being that the version of the Titans' that Franco and Art depicted have been explicitly erased in the new 52. Somehow I don't think the Scott Lobdell version will lend itself well to that style.
If you liked Tiny Titans, I would reccomend you all read JL8, a webcomic from Yale Stewart. He seems to be getting a lot of readership and presence at recent Cons – including doing con covers; so I wonder if DC saw the reader interest there, but still went back to tried and true methods. Not that i am complaining, mind you – I liked TT when it came out.
Sometimes it's hard to reconcile living in a world where DC is too stupid to hire Yale Stewart but Jeph Leob is a big shot in the industry at Marvel.
Yes, it's outlandish that DC doesn't try to get him to do his strip for them, but there's no proof they haven't tried.
Yale Stewart is extremely mum about anything involving DC. I've got to assume he's gotten at least a letter from them, if only to satisfy the trademark protection they have to do. I've never heard him give an answer to the question "Will you ever put out a collection", and I'm betting DC is the answer why.
At NYCC, Yale had one of the largest crowds in Artists Alley for the first couple of days. So too Art 'n' Franco, and anyone associated with My Little Pony. The folks doing Adventure Time at BOOM! had a longer commission line than anyone at the show.
Now if it were only kids reading those all-ages books.
@ Paul V. Allen
Don't know why you'd expect them to have it be in any way related to the DCnU. It wasn't before and it won't be now. DC have a number of properties that operate in/are based on their own universe or even still in the old one.
That being said, I'd love to see a Tiny Titans version of Bunker. I think he'd fit in spectacularly well with the rest.
Paul — Superman Family Adventures had the New 52 costumes. I'm sure there will be a panel where all of a sudden they acknowledge the tweaks. Kind of like in "Iron Man 2″ when Tony Stark acknowledges Rhodey isn't played by Terrance Howard.
Aw and indeed Yeah!
My daughter will be very excited. She just discovered TT Go and loves it. It is very much the middle ground between the previous TT cartoon and Tiny titans.
Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!
"I've never heard him give an answer to the question "Will you ever put out a collection", and I'm betting DC is the answer why."
Gosh, ya think?


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Just started using WP-Creativix 2.4 theme. It won't upload my logo in the header. Any ideas? I am a novice.
Your best bet would be to contact the developer of the theme, to see if they are aware of any issues with uploads.
Did you have any luck with this? I am using the same theme but am struggling to find support, and I have the same issue in that the logo I uploaded does not seem to appear in the header.
Finally figured it out. Under the Appearance tab you will find the Header tab. I can't get that to work. Instead, go to the WP-Creativix Options tab under the Appearance tab. Scroll down to Styling Settings where you will find Logo Upload. That worked for me. Good luck!
I have been trying to get our logo to upload into the Logo Upload section of the WP-Creativix Options tab under the Appearance tab. It does nothing when save it. We host our blog (with this template) on the server of our main website so they are interconnected. It does say something about wp-creativix/images/logos/ must be writable. Is this something that won't work if it's connected to our website's server? Any suggestions?
Our search in the top toolbar also doesn't work. It takes you to our website so I have a feeling this is due to our website being linked as well. Any suggestions on how to fix this or hide that search bar from the menu? We have a search widget on all the other pages with a sidebar that works already.
I don't know much about this so try the following at your own risk...
I cut the following code from the header.php (appearance > editor) and got rid of the search box.
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As far as the logo, I don't know. I saved mine as a .png file, and it's working
Removed that code and it worked perfectly!!!! Thank you so much! Now to try the logo again and see if it works.
Still no luck with the logo... have a feeling it's something with where is says "Folder wp-creativix/images/logos/ must be writeable" in the logo upload section. No idea where that folder would be since we are hosting our blog under our website's domain. Any ideas?
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The Washburn community came together Wednesday to remember one of its athletic legends.
Dusty workman sang and friends and family shared memories to honor Larry Elliott.
Elliott is number two in coaching victories in football and baseball at Washburn.
His son, Mark, says even the games he lost were lessons learned.
Larry Elliott passed away April 13th in Phoenix after a lengthy illness. He was 72-years old.


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The Art and Art History Department offers majors in Art History and Art (with concentrations in Drawing/Printmaking, Painting, Sculpture, and Digital Art/Photography).
Major in Art
A major in Art (Drawing/Printmaking, Painting, Sculpture, and Digital Art/Photography) consists of eleven courses; ten courses in the studio discipline and one course in art history. An Art major's specific course requirements depend on the area of concentration (See Required Courses). Art majors have the option of taking a second art history course in place of one of their studio art electives, with permission of the department. All Art majors are required to take the Senior Seminar course in the fall semester of senior year in order to produce portfolios of work reflecting their capabilities in their declared area of concentration.
Integrated Writing
Writing is central to the discipline of art history. While images, objects, and structures have infinitely diverse origins and afterlives, writing about them gives shape and meaning in ways that can be shared, interpreted, debated, and preserved. As in so many pursuits and professions, in art history writing is an essential way of thinking. All Art History courses at Georgetown include writing. At the introductory (100-) level, these often include variations on the "formal analysis": a concentrated, selective account of the prime visual characteristics of an individual work studied in person, not reproduction. This reveals how much writing can be a powerful tool not only of communication, but also of observation itself; one cannot effectively describe and analyze without taking time to see and think.
Courses at the intermediate (200-/300-) level typically include longer papers requiring deeper and broader analysis of art within historical contexts. Matters of production, patronage, functions, interpretation, markets, and much more come variously into play. While working with an array of sources (often combining primary texts and secondary scholarship), students are encouraged to research and write in ways that also recognize works of art themselves as primary sources ripe with information of many kinds.
In addition to papers and other formal writing assignments, most exams in courses at the introductory and intermediate levels include written components (comparisons, essays) that develop synthesis and critical analysis.
Advanced (400-) level courses in art history consist chiefly of seminars, which are dedicated to advanced, collaborative inquiry. Immersion in a topic (historical period, artist, theme, etc.) combines with sustained attention to methodology-the varied means and ends of research and writing within the discipline. With shorter papers cultivating analysis in any number of concentrated directions, most seminars culminate in a term paper developed from several weeks or more of research, discussion, revision, oral presentation, and final writing.
The Integrated Writing Requirement for Art History majors is fulfilled by their completion of three courses at the advanced level.
Major in Art History
A major in Art History consists of ten courses; nine in Art History, and one studio course.
Required Courses for the Majors
Art: (Drawing/Printmaking, Sculpture, Painting, and Digital Art/Photography)
(33 hours; 11 courses)
- 1 Design (ARTS-100 Exploring Art: Form and Meaning)
- 1 Drawing I
- 1 Art History
- 1 Senior Project: Seminar
- 2 Studio Art Electives (or 1 Studio Art and 1 Art History with department permission.)
- 5 Courses in one Concentration (Students must choose one concentration from four areas below.)
The Four Art Concentration Areas:
Drawing/Printmaking Concentration:
5 classes from ARTS-110–129, 210–229, 310–329, 410–429
Sculpture Concentration:
5 classes from ARTS-003, 140–149, 240–249, 340–349, 440–449
Painting Concentration:
5 classes from ARTS-210–219, 150–159, 250–259, 350–359, 450–459
Digital Art/Photography Concentration:
5 classes from ARTS-123, 130–139, 160–169, 230–239, 260–269, 330–339, 360–369, 430–439, 460–469
Art History
(30 hours; 10 courses)
- 2 Introductory courses, ARTH-101, 102 (or AP score of 4 or 5. A student placing out of ARTH-101 and 102 may take 9 rather than 10 courses for the major).
- 4 Introductory or Intermediate (ARTH 100–200 level) courses from at least three of the following groups: Ancient/Medieval; Renaissance/Baroque; Modern/American; and Non-European art.
- 1 Studio Art course
- 3 Advanced (400 level) courses. At least two courses must be art history seminars. ARTH-470 (Museum Internship) or ARTH-490 (Senior Thesis) or an approved AMUS or cross-listed seminar may replace the third art history seminar with prior permission of supervising professor.
Minor in Art and Art History
A minor in Art History or Art consists of six courses in that discipline. It is possible to major in one discipline and minor in the other. Minors who are not majors in either Art or Art History may take one course in the other discipline for credit toward the minor, with approval. For both minors, at least four courses must be taken within the department.
- 1 Design (ARTS-100 Exploring Art: Form and Meaning) and 5 other Art courses. One may be an art history course, with advisor's approval.
Art History
6 Art History courses:
- 1 course dealing mainly with art before 1600
- 1 course dealing mainly with art after 1600
- 4 other art history or approved cross-listed courses. One elective may be an art course, with advisor's approval.
(For course listings for Art and Art History see http://courses.georgetown.edu)


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Nothing lost, nothing gained.
That's what the city's Department of Parks and Recreation has to say about the disappearance last week of nine fully grown trees along Dekalb Avenue, between Flatbush Avenue and Bond Street.
"We removed nine callery pear trees on Dekalb Avenue, as they were inspected and exhibited signs of past storm breakage, had a lean towards the street, and many of their branches had been previously steadied with cables to prevent additional breakages," said Phil Abramson, a Parks spokesperson.
The removals come as part of the Fulton Mall Streetscape Improvement Project, which is being coordinated with the city's Economic Development Corporation, a quasi public agency.
Abramson said there is green at the end of the tunnel: As part of the project, 67 new trees are being planted.
But the doomed nine were deemed to be "unlikely to survive the construction process."
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- Hats, Fashion, Friends, and Bauer family history
AncientFaces Great example of various types of popular hat styles. Any ideas when this make have been taken?
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Nina Woody Morway 1898
Martina Herbst 1913
Charlotte Jones Harrington Around late 1890 to 1900 era??
Flavia Viland No it's already after 1900. 1905 to 1915 I am very sure
Bobby Joe Garcia by the style of clothes and such would guess 1890 to 1910
Phillip McCaughan I'd say Edwardian.
Margaret Tinsley Rodgers Guessing but feeling like it may have been 1890 to early 1900's.
Carol Folks I am the ultimate hat lady !!!!! :O)
Patricia SSofia Bernardo take it
Jamie Sanfelippo Mansfield 1900-1915
Darren Stewart you wouldn't want to meet the one in the middle up a dark alleyway ;-)
Granni Irish Kati 1890
Nichole Newman circa 1910. These are more early Edwardian.
Rachael Rawson Early 1900's.
Cora Mae Ofstie My Momma had similar hats in 1917.
Sheryl LeSage Is that Kathy Bates in the middle? :-)
Sarah Renee Gouge-Banner I thought exactly the ssame thing the moment I saw this picture...spitting image.
Deedra Kitchen-Winey me 3!
Cheryl Cantwell Oh girls Kathy is way prettier.
Connie C Morgan Probably not Kathy Bates, Sheryl. but sje
Connie C Morgan to continue - she's the most interesting-looking one in the bunch! Look at her expression!
Kelli Becker Pattison The belt in the middle is back in style...
Cherokeelonestar Swan Lol I just said the same thing before I even seen your post👍
Dorothy White Rader Afraid not, Sheryl; alas, it is I, Dorothy Rader.
Juanita Konstantinou That's exactly what I thought!!!
Veesha Jones Murray I am so drawn into the face of the gal on the left, I can't stop looking at her! Any information about her? Dorothy White Rader?
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Dory Lewis Around WWI
Janet Gonzalez Late 1800s
Anne Winchester 19-teens. Think Titanic era.
Paul Chapman I agree
Delphine Dedee Lambert I'd say, 1910-1912
Anne Winchester Exactly Delphine.
Sheri Charnell 1910-1913
Patty Parks Leibnitz Lovely to remember. Thank you
Ellen Ruane The one on the left is the beauty!
Jackie Rhodes early 1900's
Anette Mattisson Ca 1900, 1910......
Michele Benedetto Johnson 1890-1910
Linda Kachel pre 1910
Joyce Rollins Is that Kathy Bates in the center?
Brenda Oens Dunleavy Love this picture!
Stephanie Bonds The woman on the left is very beautiful but the woman on the right has the nicer hat. Must be a Mother and her daughters. Nice pic.
Marci Sudlow I think the girl (AND her hat) on the left are absolutely lovely!
Herb Williams I have a photo of my great grandmother dressing like this with a similar hat 1905-1910!
Herb Williams Yes, this is probably a family photo
Aileen Figueroa-Seda Definitely Edwardian era. Early 1900's.
Collette Marie Gallegos Before the 1920's
Victoria Oberzan Early 1910's
Diana Potter 1900-1910 would be my guess.
Teresa Spencer Martin a great picture and they all 3 are beautiful.
Carol Wheeler 1912.
Teresa Collins Smith Could be Cinderella with her ugly stepmother and a stepsister.
Charlotte Lewis Williams 1910s most likely based on the style of the dresses.
Crystal Beyens I think the woman on the left is beautiful!
Pia Bondesson I would say around 1910 as well - The clothes and hats looks similar to those of my Grandma's as a very young woman :-)
Betty White Denson what a beautiful girl on the left
Fallyn Spinks Guessing somewhere around 1910
Joy Vickers Burnette Love this...very well dressed lady's! Sort of comical!!
Marina Lindsay About 1913
Ann Deaver don't know about hats but love the look on that lady's face in the middle!
Tonya Clark Marinaro 1890's 1900's turnof the century
Vicki Halligan-gabriele 1890s?
Halford Jones It was taken when women actually bought, made, and wore hats, something few do today and scarves and similar headdresses, some religious and veils were actually worn. The hubbub and much ado about these things, splitting between covering the head and face by Catholic women, Nuns and worshippers, Society Dames of the 20's, 30's, 40's and even 50's, and Islamic women, and other Eastern cover-ups simply reflects today cultural and contemporary nonsense and confusions. Ski Masks have now been the choice of many bank and street and store robbers also..Let's ban them...and also go hatless and helmetless...LIVE FREE AND/OR DIE!
JimmieLee Davis Late 1880s
Dalena Colley Between 1908-1910?
Diane Wasson Helman 1892
Beatrice Elaine Albright Time probably the 1890's.
Nancy Nesbitt Johnson I like that huge doily on the left.
Pam Johnson Edwardian
Rita Parisi 1908-1912 All these ladies seem as if they have the sun in their eyes; they are squinting. They should have used some parasols or scenery specs. The lady in the middle looks a bit like Kathy Bates.
Terri Rothrock Dyson Late 1800's.
Melissa Redman GUILED AGE????
Laia Solé Solé I'm going to say 1912 based on the movir Titanic haha.
Barbara Johnson Byars No, but I love it.
Larien Carnesir LOVE the first one... She's giving me Kate Winslet in Titanic vibes!
Teresa Huddlestun Schafer I say early 1900's. I've seen these hats and dresses in pictures of my grandmother and her sisters.
Victoria Smith This picture is awesome for clothing history nerds like myself. There are 3 different things going on here but the time period is as stated 1908-1912. You can see the natural form as the popular body shape, the younger girls are not wearing the S curve corset as it was just going out of fashion, but their posture suggests still the long line corset. The woman in the middle however is in what would be considered old fashioned for the time because of the darker color, the waistline, and possibly class difference. Her clothing is more representative of the turn of the century just after the leg o mutton sleeves went out. The girl on the right is the most fashion forward of the two from what i can tell... I would need to see more of the dress.
Inger Sheil Spot on reply - it's a great look at different ages embracing changes in fashion at different rates. The girls' hats also look rather Directoire in style, particularly the one on the right.
Dawn Stringer Well Said Victoria Smith
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Dana Nelson McVea I would say around 1910.
Jackie Utley Looks like I. 1920-1930s
Katie Kressin I like the lacey one
Anne Graham-Oscard "Well, OF COURSE I plan to cut them out before I send the picture to a casting agent."
Tina Nations Rosenbaum Late 1800's or early 1900's?
Jooan Brouillard Sometime before Coco Chanel.
Georgena Sunday Lunn McPhee 1911?
Glenda Thurow Looks like
Joan Brown I like the one on the left.
Kathy A Fleming I would say 1905 abt. because of the powdered pigeon dress of the woman on the right.
Jamie Conde 1880's to 1910's
Andy Guile 1910-1915
Michael Molnar About 1880?
Jeanne Wygant Ellis Early 1900's, woman on lft is youngest unmarked. Her hat is more flamboyant, middle lady a matron more sedate hat. Last a young woman married, still a little puffy not quite as sedate.
Doll Paradise 1910
Luella Chavez Isn't that Ma Kettle in the middle
Helen Davidson The lady in middle & girl RHside look related.. Girl on Lhs of photo looks like she would prefer to be somewhere else lol
Jim Mitchell Easter Parade :D
Becky Layton Moore OMG It's Connie, Becky and Alicia.
Alice Watts 1912 ?
Maggie Longobardi Yuck!!!!!
Michelle Mizzi 1860- 1880
Caterina Alfano very nice girl on the left
Laurentine Kennedy 1800's Mother and two daughters. Very nice.
Nancy Sparks-Lowder Where do they keep finding these photos of my 3 sisters? Mary, Diana and Betty Ann ?????
Mike Vicalvi I like the lady on the left > 1892.
Jeanette Bennett love the expressions, the hats kinda go with them
Doris Kowalczyk The lady in the middle looks like "The unsinkable Molly Brown" who was a survivor from the Titanic who helped a lot of people in to the lifeboat and also helped some poor women later whose husbands did not survive..
James Beatrice Kisses xxxxxx
Inger Sheil 1912 fashions - note similarities in dress on left and hat on right.
Debbie Brown My great grandma Mason owned a hat shop and made them herself.
Lorraine Hill-Waters Early 1900s
Tammy Bishop I am guessing 1905.
Nonnie Watson I'm thinking 1923....to....1927... .....around there
Carol Napier They sure dressed beautifully then !
Nonnie Watson Mother in the middle....they are going to church on the grounds....iowa
Amy Young Recktenwald I wanna say around 1912; give or take. Esp because of the style of dress the woman on the left is wearing.
Rosa María K Moreno en el principios del 1900
Betsy Young Dickenson The dress on the left says 1910s-teens
Larry Wynant Lady on the left..caption>> Go ahead say something about my hat. I dare you.
Mary Crestani Silantyev Good photo but glad we don't dress like this anymore.
James Mchugh I'd say they date from around 1910-18.
Cathleen Taylor Don't know when it was taken but I vote for the hat on the left.
Marianne Renn Leach lovely ladies
Victoria Smith Its such an interesting and great time to study fashion. The world was starting to change so rapidly with Couture Houses, new textiles, and then Chanel changing the whole game, but it was still not a fast fashion world so clothing was still made to last. Great time.
Becky Viboolsittiseri Woman in the middle looks kind of similar to Molly Brown.
Becky Viboolsittiseri Perhaps an older version of Molly Brown...
Liliana Haydeé Sala Very nice hats.
Reva Meek Blalock I'm guessing maybe 20's, 30's, or early 40's? My dear Mom wore some that looked like these!!:-))
Mallory Kitchin 1913
Joan Savell 1922 to 1920 era just before the flapper era which was hugely different in style
Joan Savell 1912 to 1920 fat finger syndrome
Alyssa Renae White The girl in white and black is so pretty!
Kim McIntosh Nancy Fanfair:)
Pegge White ask your dad , he might remember when the style was going out
Mardi DeBerry Around 1912
Mardi DeBerry Edwardian
Mark Rodzen 1980...have fun at ol time expenses.
Ann Taylor Ingram Around 1900.
Dean Jaech I would guess late 20's ??
Nichole Hovey Greene 1910 or so
Billie Jo Taylor Maxwell 1915
Millicent Yvette Curtis 1905.
Juanita Sheehan About 1912 -1913, going by the dresses and hair styles.
Jonathan Lofgren Looks like they are all getting on the titanic. 1912.
RJoseph Quintavalle is that Babe Ruth in the middle?
Nyla Graham Love this pic.!
Colleen Mattson 1910s.
Deborah O'Brien Late 90s to 1910 or so. But I gotta tell you I'm glad I wasn't around to meet the one in the middle!
Martha Prettyman My guess ......1890's
Helen Harkins I was wondering if that was cathey bates in the middle. first thing i saw
Chris Martinez 1940
Karen Coleman Code I'll bet they were hot! I'm so glad we don't dress like that anymore!
Kris Clayton Late 1800's to early 1900's?
Janice Kennedy Giggle were not happy????????????
Katherine Gullett 1923?
Joshua Grimes 1908
Yasmin Bezirgan Around 1910? Not sure.... But such a lovely pic :)
Christine Coupe 1800 early just a guess
Franny Adams I say 1900s t0 1910s by style of dress and hats. The Romanov females wore similar styles around that time.
Franny Adams [external link] daughters of Tsar Nicholas II circa 1915 - 1916. Similar clothing as the ladies above.
Paula Hursh Looking at not only hats but dress as well 1900-1915
Barbara Dulaney Engel Agree 1890 to 1910...have some old family pictures similarly dressed...
Geoffrey Williams Do not know, but the one in the middle doesn't seem to be too happy with hers.:)
Angela McElwain Since cameras weren't as advanced they only got one shot at a time so mostly they had to wait causing impatience. Hence the nonsmiley faces. And I bet we wouldn't smile much if we had to wear such hot clothing! LOL.
Sharon Ramos Love! All beautiful!
Colleen Brewer Corners Love hats
Maria Jose López i think the same...
Charlotte Acock the middle one reminds me of Kathy Bates.
Bruce Batchelor Around 1900 or shortly after
Carine Munro i say about 1900
Kim Rubsam Rodenbough 1800's......looks like Molly Brown in the middle....
Carrie Burrell 1910
Pat Lester Early 1900 to 1915?
Elizabeth Hackett I would put this in the 1905 - 1915 give or take a few years either way.
Brenda Phillips I'd say late 1800's
Janet Fritch Late 1800's, early 1900's
Julie O'Toole 1914
Laquita Michelle Late 1800's
Cecilia Robbins Looks like around 1910 time frame.
Gary Camara Early 1900's the aught years.
Arielle K. Masters I was thinking ca. 1905-1910 - they still have fancy hats and there's a bit of a Gibson Girl look but the dresses are reasonably simple. Woman at left looks like Helen Mirren
Nancy E. Attwood These ladies, surely long dead, I wonder what they'd have said if someone had told them, "Over 100 years from now, people will be looking at your photo on a boxlike thing in their homes and commenting on your clothes and your looks."
Dawn Stringer The future will probably do they same with us, but in a other tec device :)
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Erika Smith I'd rock the one on the left.
Harry Bell 1800's
Fiona Warner 1910
Dawn Stringer when ladies dressed like ladies....i wish i had been born in those days.
Karen Leggett 1910
Julie Hartley I'd say around the early 1900's!
Eric Alberts during stone age?
Valorie Hakola Late 1800s to early 1900s.
Lisa Knight Love these hats
Randi Uhler abt. 1910
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Douglas Matley looks to me about 1910
Thomas Wittmaier Middle one looks like Kathy Bates.
Tanja Church Ray So pretty - I've been playing around with the art of Millinery. Here's a blue velvet hat I made.
Pamela Compton The lady in the middle has a close likeness to "The unsinkable" Molly Brown.
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Josiane Loilard La jeune fille à gauche est particulièrement jolie !! :)
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AMARC Asia Pacific Welcomes Approval of Community Radio Licenses in Bangladesh
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I am finding that some of the themes and plugins that add their own shortcode buttons to TinyMCE, send the shortcode to the Visual Tab when I try to invoke them from within the Black Studio TinyMCE editor within Page Builder.
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After hosting the 85th Annual Academy Awards, Seth MacFarlane drew his fair share of fans and critics.
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"Traumatized critics exhale: I'm unable to do the Oscars again. Tried to make it work schedule-wise, but I need sleep," he wrote.
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BARCELONA, Spain (AP) -- Nokia unveiled a cheaper model in its Lumia smartphone range, powered by Microsoft's Windows phone software, as it tries to regain dominance in emerging markets like China.
The Finnish cellphone maker, which until recently was the world's largest maker of phones, said Monday the new Lumia 520 will start at (euro) 139, or about $183, before phone-company subsidies.
That compares favorably with Apple's (Nasdaq: AAPL) two-year-old iPhone 4, which costs $450 before subsidies. However, low-end smartphones running Google's (Nasdaq: GOOG) Android software are available for less than $100.
Nokia (NYSE: NOK) said it will start selling the phone soon in Asia, Europe, Latin America and Africa, and that T-Mobile USA intends to sell it at some unspecified date.
"The Lumia 520, we believe, delivers the best performance of any smartphone at this price point," Nokia CEO Stephen Elop said at an event in Barcelona at the start of the Mobile World Congress, the world's largest cellphone trade show.
Elop made a bold bet two years ago to switch Nokia to Windows software for its high-end smartphones, a decision that has been helped by financial support from Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT). Windows Phone 8 provides a distinct look, but so far it hasn't convinced many consumers to switch from iPhones or Android phones.
Nokia was the world's third-largest maker of smartphones last year, according to research firm IDC, but most of its sales consist of older, simpler non-Windows smartphones, a dwindling market.
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Elop also revealed the Lumia 720, a higher-priced smartphone for countries like China that lack advanced wireless data networks. He said China Mobile, the world's largest cellphone company, will sell both models.
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Infectious salmon anaemia virus (ISAV), genus Isavirus (family Orthomyxoviridae), is present in all large salmon (Salmo salar)-producing countries around the North Atlantic. The target species for this virus are members of the genus Salmo, but the virus may also replicate in other salmonids introduced to the North Atlantic (Oncorhychus spp.). Existing ISA virus isolates can be divided into two major genotypes, a North American (NA) and a European (EU) genotype, based on phylogenetic analysis of the genome. The EU genotype can be subdivided into several highly supported clades based on analysis of segments 5 (fusion protein gene) and 6 (hemagglutinin-esterase gene). In 1999 an ISA virus belonging to the NA genotype was isolated from Coho salmon in Chile, and in 2007 the first outbreaks of ISA in farmed Atlantic salmon was observed. Several salmon farms in Chile were affected by the disease in 2007, and even more farms in 2008. In this study, ISA virus has been isolated from salmon in a marine farm suffering an outbreak of the disease in 2008 and from smolts with no signs of ISA in a fresh water lake. Sequencing of the partial genome of these ISA viruses, followed by phylogenetic analysis including genome sequences from members of the NA and EU genotypes, showed that the Chilean ISA virus belongs to the EU genotype. The Chilean ISA virus groups in a clade with exclusively Norwegian ISA viruses, where one of these isolates was obtained from a Norwegian brood stock population. All salmonid species in the southern hemisphere have been introduced from Europe and North America. The absence of natural hosts for ISA viruses in Chile excludes the possibility of natural reservoirs in this country, and the close relationship between contemporary ISA virus strains from farmed Atlantic salmon in Chile and Norway suggest a recent transmission from Norway to Chile. Norway export large amounts of Atlantic salmon embryos every year to Chile; hence, the best explanation for the Norwegian ISA virus in Chile is transmission via these embryos, i.e. vertical or transgenerational transmission. This supports other studies showing that the ISA virus can be transmitted vertically.
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|"Necronomicon" #1 on sale in August. Cover art by J.K. Woodward.
This August, writer William Messner-Messner-Loebs and artist Andrew Ritchie reveal the secret history of legendary author H.P. Lovecraft's book of forbidden knowledge in âNecronomicon,â a four-issue miniseries from BOOM! Studios that tells the story of the book's creation. CBR News chatted with the veteran writer about his latest comic book work, the particulars of Lovecraftian lore, and... "Burger Time."
In Lovecraftâs mythology, the Necronomicon is a book of forbidden knowledge written by the âMad Arabâ Abdul Alhazred. Messner-Loebs, who is perhaps best known for his lengthy runs on DC Comicsâ âWonder Womanâ in the 1990s as well as his work with Sam Kieth on âThe Maxx,â said knowing just what forbidden knowledge might actually be contained in the Necronomicon has always been tricky. âIt's basically a book that you just draw things out when you need them, is the short answer,â Messner-Loebs told CBR News. âThe long answer is, itâs a history of the four or five pre-human races that linger around the edges of the world and cause us trouble. And also various instructions on how to summon those guys and how to send them back. Although nobody seems to have ever caught on to the fact that when you summon these people they don't usually give you time to send them back. And also, you get skills in moving between dimensions. Angles and certain ways of drawing lines on the wall give you power.
â[BOOM! Editor-in-Chief] Mark [Waid] has asked me to a bit further research -- if you can call it research, to me it's pleasure -- reading all of Lovecraft and seeing if there are a couple more things in there I can spring on people. I found one or two more that I'm holding close to my vest.â
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Messner-Loebs indicated that, even as presented in Lovecraftâs original stories, there are some intriguing problems with the Necronomiconâs origins. âIt's described as being written by the âMad Arabâ Abdul Alhazred,â Messner-Loebs explained, âand we think that probably that Lovecraft had some Hazards in his past family history. And so it was just sort of self-referential. Since Abdul is not a real Arabic name, I think Abdullah is the actual name. So I thought it might be interesting to actually have this particular âMad Arabâ be actually a mad Englishman who is wandering around, sort of like Lawrence of Arabia.
âIt turns out that just about the same time as Abdul Alhazred was supposed to be writing the Necronomicon, Saint Boniface was chopping down the Thor tree in Germany, basically destroying the religious faith of a bunch of Vikings and other Germans. So [in my BOOM! miniseries,] I have a sort of German monk getting shipwrecked and eventually converts to Islam and is just wandering around just trying to find the meaning of life and poking in to all these places over in Yemen, like the Nameless City that Lovecraft talks about, where you're never supposed to look, and ends up writing all these things down. So that's one of the things I'm looking at in the book.
âI've also come up with the idea of a modern day -- modern in terms of the 1920s -- young Arab college student, who is pressured by his father to become an engineer and bring his talent back to, at that point, a fairly poor and destitute Arabia. So he meets up with a bunch of theosophists, who seem to be the group that Lovecraft refers to most often as seeking after hidden knowledge. He has sort of parallel adventures, trying to get used to America and trying to poke in to these different sites in America that Lovecraft brings up, like Arkham and Innsmouth and Dunwich and all those places.â
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Clearly, Messner-Loebs in no stranger to the world of Lovecraft. âI was quite the Lovecraft fan when I was in college, and I was quite caught up in the whole Lovecraft school, of Lovecraft and Clark Ashton Smith and Robert E. Howard,â the writer said. From this base of expertise, Messner-Loebs has written short stories for BOOM!âs âCthulhu Talesâ anthology, also based on the work of Lovecraft, and has further flexed his horror writing skills on âZombie Tales.â âSo when I got this assignment,â he continued, âI had been writing just off the top of my head for the short stories. But now that I've been looking at [Lovecraftâs mythology] in depth I've found that there is quite a lot to explore and to talk about. There are several different alien races that are influencing the world that we know, and several different talents that are ascribed to people reading the Necronomicon.â
The writer had high praise for âNecronomiconâ artist Andrew Ritchie. ââI was blown away by the artwork,â Messner-Loebs said. âAnd he's drawing the damn thing almost faster than I'm writing it.â
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In addition to âNecronomicon,â Messner-Loebs has been keeping busy with several other projects. IDW Publishing will be reprinting his early series âJourney: The Adventures of Wolverine MacAllistaire,â and the writer has also dabbled in new media. âI wrote a movie for the internet,â Messner-Loebs said. âIt was for a website that owns the rights to a bunch of really old video games. They had several of us to write and draw comics based on those that could be played, or cartoons that could be played in Flash on this website as a different way for them to bring in members. And mine was based on a game where you assemble hamburgers, [âBurger Timeâ]. So I put it together as a guy who comes into the plant and is going nuts, and has to assemble hamburgers or they're going to destroy the town. Playing it much like the episode of âI Love Lucyâ in the chocolate factory.â
Messner-Loebs credits his benefactors at the Hero Initiative for landing him this unusual assignment. âWhen we had the comic book crash in the middle '90s, I was sort of thrown out of work and I lost all the books I was writing, and eventually lost my house,â the writer said. âI became homeless and had to go on welfare for a while. Not only were they able to give me immediate financial help, but they were able to find some different jobs for me,â like the online animation gig, Messner-Loebs said. âThey also lined up a couple of comic books that I did. So they've been incredibly helpful.â
Recently, Messner-Loebs attended the Motor City Comic Con in Detroit, signing and sketching at the Hero Initiative booth, and, he said, âthoroughly enjoying that.â
âNecronomiconâ #1 is on sale in August from BOOM! Studios.
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Six people were killed in the Russian town of Belgorod yesterday after a gunman opened fire in a central street, reportedly in anger that someone had scratched his car.
Belgorod police were still chasing the suspect, named as 31-year-old Sergei Pomazun, yesterday evening, and had not yet established the motive. Some Russian news sources suggested the attack was an armed robbery gone wrong, while others claimed that the former convict Pomazun became enraged when he discovered a scratch on his BMW X5.
Russian websites showed pictures of bodies strewn in the street covered with blue plastic sheeting, and two teenage girls were among the victims. The police posted a photograph of Pomazun online and warned local residents not to approach him, noting that he was armed with several weapons. Earlier, local police announced that he had been captured, but this turned out to be false.
The shooting occurred at around 2pm, when the gunman arrived at a shop selling hunting equipment and rifles. He opened fire both in the street and inside the shop, killing four men and a 14-year-old girl. Another teenage girl, aged 16, was taken to hospital still alive, but died later.
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DJ Hero 2 PlayStation 3
- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: Oct 19, 2010
- Also On: Xbox 360
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Dec 16, 2010Even if the tunes aren't all things to all players, that shouldn't hold anyone back from putting cash down and picking up one of the most original games to grace consoles for some time. DJ Hero 2 is sublime.
Dec 16, 2010DJ Hero 2 may not make major steps forward, but the additions, refinements and minor tweaks that FreeStyle Games have made really build on the solid foundations that the first game laid down to make DJ Hero 2 an even better experience then before and in my opinion, currently the best music game around.
Oct 20, 2010With its numerous additions and improvements supported by an amazing list of remixes, DJ Hero 2 isn't only an automatic buy for those who loved the first one but also a definitive must have music title for all music genre fans.
Jan 12, 2011DJ Hero 2 is at every part better than the previous one. The gameplay is still the same, but the music got more variety. One of the new features is that there are many more mix-techniques and the online section of the game is way better than before. A great music game.
Oct 20, 2010DJ Hero was my favorite music game of 2009, and I'm happy to report this sequel bests its predecessor in nearly every way.
Oct 20, 2010Along with FreeStyleGames critical examination of every bit of DJ Hero and their effort to improve everything, they have succeeded beyond measure and created a title that no music fan should pass up.
Playstation Official Magazine AustraliaJan 24, 2011As always, the music and the mixes make or break this package. The reuse of tracks is nowhere near as abusive this time around and, honestly, if you can't appreciate the overwhelming majority of tunes here then you're probably squarer than Spongebob. Drop these morbidly obese beats into some new multiplayer modes (that are actually worth playing this time), or let them run forever in the GH5-inspired jukebox mode to create one hell of a party apparatus. [December 2010 p72]
Dec 21, 2010Dj Hero 2 is in every way improved over last year, with a better balanced tracklist, new gameplay mechanics and a more than decent multiplayer. The career mode should be improved more tough, but the game is highly recommended for rhythm games fan.
Dec 21, 2010In every way, DJ Hero 2 is an exceptional successor, and a great rhythm game for this year.
Oct 28, 2010DJ Hero 2 has what people want from a well made sequel, enhancing the better parts of the original, broadening what has to offers, and at the same time having its own personality while mantaining the essence of the previous game.
Oct 27, 2010While the turntable may never be as ubiquitous as a guitar, DJ Hero 2 continues to push the boundaries of music gaming and improves upon the original with features that make the game more lifelike than before. Beyond that, the music is what will draw you in and keep you playing, even if you aren't familiar with turntables or DJ culture.
Oct 26, 2010DJ Hero 2 is the perfect example of the "bigger, better and stronger" theory. Despite a more commercial twist in the track list, the presence of new gameplay elements, a better multiplayer experience and the awesome party mode, all grant this game great value.
Oct 25, 2010DJ Hero 2's multiplayer modes might not strike as anything special, although it is a social and accessible game, but the robust content is tailored to be the most hypnotic single-player rhythm game on the market.
Oct 25, 2010DJ Hero 2 acts like Activision have listened to feedback from the first game and the good points read like a checklist of improvements. Better music? Check. More single player modes? Check. More freedom to influence the audio? Check.
Oct 20, 2010DJ Hero 2 really is a party in a box, and one of the best the music/rythym genre has to offer.
Oct 20, 2010DJ Hero was always worth a spin in the right crowd but, with so many new ways to get everyone involved, it's no longer just a living room curio - it's a genuine, bona fide dance floor-filler.
Oct 20, 2010Small issues aside, DJ Hero 2 is a solid music gaming experience from top to bottom, even more enjoyable than the current iterations of Activision's other cash cow, Guitar Hero.
Oct 20, 2010DJ Hero 2 is a significant improvement on last year's original title.
Dec 21, 2010Unlike a lot of music games, DJ Hero 2 is more than just an extended track pack with a few tweaks; it's a totally new and improved game.
Play UKDec 16, 2010It's certainly not a drastic update, but it's good value for money nevertheless. [Issue#198, p.92]
Oct 25, 2010So for all those wondering if you should upgrade, by all means 'DJ Hero 2' still has the beat. If you love the rhythm based genre and haven't tried out DJ Hero yet, shame on you, DJ Hero puts it together with substance and flash. I can't tell you how much fun this game is. Its something that needs to be tried to understand.
Oct 22, 2010It nails down its position as a multiplayer-oriented (and thus, party-oriented) game and succeeds beautifully. Still, there's a part of me that resents the lacking single-player campaign, and the learning curve may prove frustrating (or maybe it's just me).
Feb 2, 2011Even when considering the aforementioned caveats, DJ Hero 2 is a very good game, and it is surely a nice step up from the original title.
Jan 12, 2011The people at Freestyle Games definetly gave a new spin to the DJ Hero gameplay. The Freestyle sections are very cool and the new option to sing or rap is great if you don't want to spin the records. A guaranteed party hit!
Jan 10, 2011If you're into console music gaming, DJ Hero 2 is definitely your game. Beginners will appreciate the great tutorials and the good playability.
Jan 6, 2011DJ Hero 2 is a unique rhythm game that won't disappoint with music fans, and certainly makes you look like you know how to be a DJ.
Dec 21, 2010This is still the best soundtrack of any music game, though, and the mash-ups remain impressive as hell.
Dec 16, 2010DJ Hero 2 takes the logical next step for a music simulator by improving and developing the formula for another successful and enjoyable game
Oct 26, 2010DJ Hero 2 adds a thick coat of polish to an already brilliant original, and as a result is the best music game on the market for those looking for something a little unique.
Oct 22, 2010DJ Hero 2's gameplay procedures are as good as it were in its first iteration, and there are some brilliant add-ons in the core mechanics too that make this another great game.
Oct 21, 2010Dj Hero 2 has an impressive tracklist, some interesting game moders, and a redefined gameplay that stresses the player's creativity. Too bad the "career mode" is still quite boring.
PSM3 Magazine UKDec 28, 2010The tracks are still awesome. [Christmas 2010, p.90]
Oct 26, 2010Catchy mixes, impressive visuals, and a much improved career mode make DJ Hero 2 worth checking out.
Jan 12, 2011A great sequel. It takes the best stuff from the first game and improves it exactly where it was needed.
Jan 8, 2011DJ Hero 2 picked up a formula which had an instant success, not risking too much, but it gives us a fantastic setlist, very varied, and the introduction of Freestyling, where we introduce our finger of creation, with faders and Scratch that leaves us screaming for more.
Jan 5, 2011DJ Hero 2 is an excellent music-game thanks to the solid gameplay and fantastic music in the game. Who doesn't want to scratch on hits from Justice, Dr. Dre and Salt N Pepa? Before you know it, you'll be behind the turntables like a professional DJ again.
Playstation Official Magazine UKDec 24, 2010The dancey track selection gives the game a more up-tempo feel.
Dec 16, 2010The immense quality of the track selection in DJ Hero 2 gets you by with a pretty solid score this year, FreeStyle and Activision, but that isn't going to last forever.
Playstation: The Official Magazine (US)Dec 16, 2010"Quotation Forthcoming"
Oct 26, 2010Djing feels still good, even without a deep single player mode and some flaws in the navigation between the menus. More content and some dedicates game modes should do the trick for the next iteration.
Oct 25, 2010Overall, DJ Hero 2 just feels tight. Everything from the menus to the gameplay has a clean, streamlined look and feel to it. The gameplay additions--with the exception of the weak vocals--are intelligent and really make the game more playable than it was last year. While other rhythm game franchises feel like they're fizzling out, DJ Hero still feels like it's just getting started.
Oct 25, 2010Not as good tracklist as the previous game, but still a hell of a lot of scratching fun.
Dec 16, 2010DJ Hero 2 is fundamentally more fun than its predecessor, but the single-minded track list leaves something to be desired.
Oct 20, 2010DJ Hero is a lot of fun, although some hardcore DJ and audio engineering types might complain that it offers little of the creative freedom of spinning. Multiplayer modes have been improved, however.
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User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 22 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 5 out of 6
Mixed: 1 out of 6
Negative: 0 out of 6
May 17, 2016I really did enjoy DJ Hero 2. It was quite a shock considering at first I thought it was a gimmick version of Guitar Hero. But the spin-offI really did enjoy DJ Hero 2. It was quite a shock considering at first I thought it was a gimmick version of Guitar Hero. But the spin-off really lives upto its standards! The setlist is actually quite good although "experimental". Sometimes I feel it can be TOO varied.
The only thing to let this game down for newcomers is the jump between difficulties medium and hard. There is a VERY steep learning curve when it throws in all the advanced techniques, even on some of the easier songs. But hey, practice makes perfect. If you're a fan of rhythm gaming, then this should be in your collection too!… Full Review »
Jul 28, 2014The best game on the PS3 in my opinion, but I've only played a couple of them. The soundtrack is really, really bad, and is all electronic andThe best game on the PS3 in my opinion, but I've only played a couple of them. The soundtrack is really, really bad, and is all electronic and remixed crap. But what else can you really expect from a game entitled Dj Hero 2? The gameplay is a fun and fairly easy twist to the GH franchise and, again, another great title for PlayStation lovers by Activision.… Full Review »
Apr 20, 2013DJ Hero 2 is one of the best music games in years. Following up with the same popular and innovative gameplay mechanics of the previous DJDJ Hero 2 is one of the best music games in years. Following up with the same popular and innovative gameplay mechanics of the previous DJ Hero, the second game provides a much more up to date setlist, much more music and better multiplayer options.
Though the gameplay hasn't changed from the original game, the setlist has become more up to date and increased its number of songs to 105 (with 95 mixes unique to the game) meaning you can tap, scratch and crossfade your way through hours of new songs. Though the songs are, on the whole, less varied than last time round you are bound to recognise 90% of them and club dance fanatics will probably recognise them all.
Multiplayer has been redesigned, now 2 turntables & 1 microphone can be used at any time compared to the 1 deck & 1 guitar of last time. Though the extra deck is a great idea the vocals are difficult to get used to as the songs are jumbled up and will frequently change into different songs making it difficult for even the biggest fan of the song to get used to.
That's pretty much DJ Hero 2 in a nutshell, it does nothing new but why change what wasn't broken, it provides a bigger, more up to date setlist but does seem to lose its variety and multiplayer is a much better affair with the 2 turntable decks rather than a guitar.
DJ Hero 2 is a must own game for any music game fan… Full Review »


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Binge-eating disorder (BED) may be associated with unsatisfactory weight loss in obese patients submitted to bariatric procedures.This study aims to investigate whether the presence of binge eating before Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (RYGBP) influences weight outcomes.
In a prospective design, 216 obese patients (37 males, 178 females, BMI––5.9 ±–.0 kg/m2) were assessed for the lifetime prevalence of BED and classified at structured interview into 3 subgroups: no binge eating (NBE––3), sub-threshold binge eating (SBE––29), and binge-eating disorder (BED––4). All patients were encouraged to take part in a multidisciplinary program following surgery, and weight loss at follow-up was used as the outcome variable.
At 1-year follow-up, NBE patients (n––1) showed percent excess BMI loss (%EBL) significantly higher than SBE patients (n––12) (P––.027), although this effect was not significantly different between NBE and BED patients (n––4). At 2-year follow-up, NBE patients (n––3) showed %EBL higher than SBE (n––4) (P––.003) and BED patients (n––4) (P–lt;–.001). Nevertheless, we found no significant weight loss differences between SBE (subclinical) and BED (full criteria) patients at any period of followup. Preliminary results at 3-year follow-up suggest that such an effect may be enduring.
The presence of a history of binge eating prior to treatment is associated with poorer weight loss in obese patients submitted to RYGBP. Because BED is highly prevalent in obese patients seeking bariatric surgery, its early recognition and treatment may be of important clinical value.
Key wordsBinge-eating disorder eating behavior morbid obesity bariatric surgery weight loss Roux-en-Y gastric bypass
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- Title
- Eating Behavior as a Prognostic Factor for Weight Loss after Gastric Bypass
- Journal
Obesity Surgery
- Online Date
- May 2007
- 10.1007/s11695-007-9077-3
- Print ISSN
- 0960-8923
- Online ISSN
- 1708-0428
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Binge-eating disorder
- eating behavior
- morbid obesity
- bariatric surgery
- weight loss
- Roux-en-Y gastric bypass
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Paulo C. Sallet MD, PhD (1) (2) (4)
- José A. Sallet MD (2)
- John B. Dixon MD, PhD (3)
- Eliane Collis CN (2)
- Carlos E. Pisani MD (2)
- Andréa Levy Psychol (2)
- Fábio L. Bonaldi MD (2)
- Taki A. Cordás MD, PhD (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department and Institute of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
- 2. Sallet Clinic, São Paulo, Brazil
- 4. Institute of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, University of São Paulo, R. Dr. Ovídio Pires de Campos, s/n, São Paulo, SP, Brazil, CEP: 05403-010
- 3. Centre for Obesity Research and Education, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia