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NBC's 'The Mysteries of Laura'
- Shoots Dec. 8 in NYC.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Casting background performers for the NBC series "The Mysteries of Laura," starring Debra Messing.20 minutes ago
- Audition Dates: Between now and December 2nd. Rehearsal Dates: Selected days between December 2nd - 4th Production Dates: December 5th - December 7th Central Park & Battery City Park (North Meadow)
- Seeking submissions from: New York City, NY
Casting the role of Anastasia the Genie for a Tisch School of the Arts short film. Abel and the Lamp follows a playful, but lonely treasure hunter who discovers an ancient genie lamp, and has three chances to decide what he truly wants in life while escaping the clutches of ...11 hours ago
- Production date: 12th and 13th December 2014. Location: Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
- Auditions: Dec 1 in New York, NY
"One year later" Is a shortfilm about love and relationships, with a very cinical perspective.12 hours ago
- Shooting between December 27 - 30. Locations: Beach Haven (Long Beach Island), NJ (Possible additional locations could be in the Philadelphia/Swarthmore, PA areas). Seeking submissions from: PA, DE, NJ, NY areas. (We will be based out of Philadelphia).
- Seeking submissions from: Philadelphia, PA; Swarthmore, PA; Beach Haven/LBI, NJ; New York, NY
Spending a weekend alone in an eerie, near-deserted beach-town, a woman prepares her family's old summer home to be sold -- and in the process must confront the major issues in her own life that keep washing ashore. [About the Filmmakers: We are a team of current Fellows at the ...12 hours ago
- There will be a rehearsal before shooting, which the entire process should last not more than 3 hours. It will probably be shot on a day from November 28/29/30 December5/6/7, depending on the actor's schedule.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
The logline of the film is: No beauty is the only beauty. Casting two children or young adolescents who is aged between 3-15 (1 boy and 1 girl), who would be acting as the young main character in the film, running around the stairs and playing "hide-and-seek". Both boy and ...12 hours ago
- Shooting for this film will take place on Tuesday the 2nd of December - please be available on this date! Shoot will take place in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Going Home (working title) is a short 5 - 6 minute film about a transgendered youth (male to female) who has run away from home due to conflict with her parents regarding her gender identity. One day, however, she must return home and confront her family when she learns about ...13 hours ago
- The rehearsal will take place Wednesday 11/26 from 3:50-4:20pm.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
A scene to be rehearsed in an NYU Directing the Actor class.14 hours ago
- Shooting December 6-7, in Philadelphia, PA.
- Seeking submissions from: Philadelphia, PA
Casting an untitled short thriller. Project description: "When Sid & Adam meet through a tutoring ad, they think they have a lot in common, but it's not long before Sid finds out people aren't always who they seem to be...."14 hours ago
- Need solid availability for rehearsals in midtown evenings and weekends December (2014) - February 2015 for performances at the Hudson Guild Theatre in the Strawberry One Act Festival in NYC for Performances in Mid-February.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Casting two male lead actors, age range 35 - 50 to play George and Phil, two aggressive 'SOB' characters in a three character one-act comedy. A capricious female arouses on-line male seekers. They meet and she subjects them to a hodge-podge of test matches. Able to take direction well and ...14 hours ago
- Rehearsal: Nov 30 and Dec 3 ... Shooting: Dec 10th
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Based on Ernest Hemingway's short story "Old Man at the Bridge". When a whole town has to leave their homes because of the war, a tired old man was left behind. The way to leave is through the bridge and the old man is too tired to cross. A soldier ...16 hours ago
- Rehearsals and shoot dates will be in early to mid February. Locations will be set in Manhattan mostly with a day of shooting in Orange County NY.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
An ex- Private Investigator gets hired by a Manhattan Real Estate mogul to follow around his young wife in an effort to find out if she's been unfaithful. As time goes on the PI finds himself becoming obsessed with the woman, eventually leading him to become the very man he ...18 hours ago
- Rehearsals TBD in Brooklyn, NY; performances begins Dec. 2014 in NYC.
- Seeking submissions from: Brooklyn, NY
Casting "Cindy's Spirit," a play that's a modern version of the classic tale "Cinderella." It's an urban, fresh comedy-drama that confront fears, family issues, unleashed dreams, and bullying.19 hours ago
NYU Sound Assignment: THX 1138 Mindlock Scene
- ADR session will be this coming Saturday (11/29) from 10am-2pm.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
My final project for my Sound Techniques class at NYU Film & TV is the 'Mindlock' scene from George Lucas' 1971 film, "THX 1138." The project entails redesigning all of the sound, which is voiceover, sound effects, ambience, etc. I am not specifically looking for voice actors to ADR the ...20 hours ago
- Shoots Dec. 3 in Wappingers Falls, NY.
- Seeking submissions from: Wappingers Falls, NY
Casting "Endurance," a final student project for the Sight and Sound class at NYU.21 hours ago
- Rehearsal - Monday, December 1st. 8pm-10pm Performance - Tuesday, December 2nd. 4pm-5pm Tuesday, December 9th. 4pm-5pm
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
This is NOT a film. I am looking to cast actors to perform a scene from the movie Up in the Air for an NYU directing class. While actors won't physically get any footage, they will have the opportunity to act in front of several student directors looking to cast ...20 hours ago
- Auditions and rehearsals will take place at 196-10 Woodhull Avenue, Hollis New York 11423 at 6pm every wednesday.
- Auditions: Nov 26 in HOLLIS, NY
A Pastor's Downfall is a play based on a pastor who had multiple affairs on his wife due to his wife being unable to bare children. One of the women being his wife sister becomes pregnant with his heir, the pastor is exposed in front of his wife and congregation. ...21 hours ago


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Resturant vs Homecooked
- Munkipawse Feb 25, 2013 11:38 AM
Growing up, anyone enjoy a dish that you've had out but not so much your Mom's home-cooked version? Generally my Mom wasn't much for recreating dishes that we would have out at a restaurant but when she did decide she liked something, heaven help us all when she would give it a go. My mom would improvise more out of wanting to save time not because finances dictated and as a result taste was the first sacrificed. There were several dishes she butchered but my most vivid memory was her attempts with cooking Jambalaya. Not wishing to shop for the sausage needed or the shrimp, my mom was ok with subbing hotdogs and fish sticks. Needless to say my sister and I stopped making too many happy noises when we'd try something out least my mother try to recreate her "version". I'm interested in your experiences....
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Ha ha ha.
Well, in general, home cooked dishes are "less salty, less fat, and less sugar" than restaurant dishes. Whenever I recreate restaurant dishes, I find out how much salt, sugar or fat, they add to the dishes.
Back to childhood, my mom didn't usually recreate dishes, though my dad did. My mom was the usual home cook, but my dad cooked once a long while. He actually was able to recreate many restaurant dishes to decent effects. He just take very long time to do so. He would start in the late morning or early noon to create the dinner.
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your lucky to have both parents interested in cooking. My mom didn't care for cooking and has been less so as she's gotten older. My dad was never interested in cooking and only did so out of necessity and my mom being out of commission a couple times for medical issues. His idea of cooking was anything mixed in a bowl and microwaved on high for 3 minutes. I can't tell you how many of my Mom's nice teflon pans he ruined using a metal spatula. I was glad my Dad never wanted to cook, cause we kids literally teared-up at the thought of his meals.
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My mom was the regular cooks, and she certainly was not always into cooking gourmet. Her dinners were usually good, but her lunches were often quick meals. One of her creative favor fried rice recipes uses "hot dog". She sometime fed us (the kids) with instant noodle with vegetables. We also had many hot pockets and EggO waffles. That being said, more often than not it was us (the kids) who asked to eat instant noodle, hot pockets and eggo....etc I don't know why, but when I was a kid, I loved these processed foods more than home cook meals. This slowly switch during my college years.
Anyway, I may have gone off-topic. When my mom wanted to recreate a dish, I say she was probably 33% successful, 33% passable, and 33% failure. My dad had a much higher success rate, but he rarely cooked -- probably like once a month on average.
The reason we went out to dinner was to enjoy meals that we would ordinarily not get at home. Plus Mom got a reprieve. Which explains why we never had frozen fried shrimp at home. For many years, that was the only thing my sister would have when we ate out.
That sounds like something Pizza Hut or Dominoes would do in Sri Lanka. No, seriously. If you order a pizza that says it has sausages, it doesn't. It has wieners. Including in the "sausage-stuffed" crust.
Both my parents were/are excellent cooks, so what we got at home was often better than a comparable restaurant meal, and they covered a wide range of cuisines, too. We also lived in a town of about 40,000, so access to high end dining or good multi-cultural cuisine was limited. I generally don't order normal home cooked food in restaurants to this day, because I'll be disappointed.
I do think there are some things that you go out for. Deep frying, for example, can be difficult to do at home (pan size, temperature, etc) and very messy. Pizza cooked at home doesn't match a good restaurant with a wood fired pizza oven.
My mom had a very firm divide between home cooked food and restaurant food. She saw no point in eating out at a restaurant similar to her cooking style - and also saw no point in learning new cuisines that she enjoyed eating out. It was years before I realized that my mother's rugelah (while very tasty) definitely weren't the "standard" version.
For better or worse, I have very much so become my mother's daughter with cooking but really try to fight that trait. Not that all of my versions are restaurant quality or I stop wanting to eat both my versions and the restaurants - but I really want to avoid the mentality of "since I'm eating my cooking that rules out xyz cuisines".
I remember being secretly mad at my mom, because her spaghetti was nothing like Big Boy's. I later realized it was because she was a wonderful cook!
When I a small kid the only restaurant we ever went to was in China town a couple of times a year. My mom never even thought of trying to recreate any Chinese dishes. The restaurant was in Calgary. We went upstairs. Once we totaled nine people (two families). My father always told the waiter to just start beginning dishes until we had eaten all we could. There was a 'lazy Susan' in the middle of the table about four feet across. Amazing, delicious, exotic flavors. After a few hours we all left stuffed and holding big 'doggy bags'. The waiter brought my Dad the bill. He let me have a peek at it. The total, I'll never forget for some weird reason, was $24.00 and change.
We ate out a fair amount when I was growing up. My dad was the household cook, and he never really tried to make restaurant dishes. His cooking in general was nothing special, but no restaurant can touch his stews and chili. And his meatball subs are good, too. If we ordered dinner from the sub shop, it was never meatball.
The only time my mom would cook was when she wanted to lose a few lbs. Then we were subjected to her hideous healthy dishes like salmon patties (these were BAD), boiled and plain veggies, and various rice cake snacks.
My folks never tried to make the kitchen table into a restaurant. Just home cooking, with a nod to Fanny Farmer, and prepped frozen and refrigerated foods. I had no complaints.
There were quite a few dishes at restaurants that my mom just never tried to recreate or failed to recreate. However, while a great cook she didn't have or want to spend the time to research just how to make that dish great at home or to fiddle with it to get it just right. I have noticed however as an adult and a confessed food and food science obsessed nerd that there are few restaurant dishes which I can't create better at home, but that has often been the result of long Google sessions and the motivation to seek out the appropriate ingredients and to try different approaches until I succeed or quit after a couple, but rarely have I had to quit. It's great on the one hand but also ruins the motivation to go out and be lazy and have someone else cook for the night because I know that it's often better at home and I feel better afterwards.


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Chris Hedges (" Are We Breeding Ourselves to Extinction?") and Betsy Hartmann (" Stop the Tired Overpopulation Hysteria") reprise an argument that has raged for decades. Hedges identifies "overpopulation" as the root cause of climate change and other environmental problems and calls for "vigorous population control." Hartmann dismisses population growth as a cause of environmental harm and reminds us of the shameful history of top-down population-control programs.
This polarized debate has generated lots of heat and little light over the last half-century. According to the combatants, population growth is either the biggest problem facing humanity, or it is a complete non-issue.
The debate usually begins with a dire, Malthusian warning -- often by an environmentalist: "The sky is falling! Rapid population growth is the cause!"
In 1968, for example, Paul Ehrlich famously declared that - -- because of population growth - -- "The battle to feed all humanity is over." He warned that hundreds of millions of people would starve to death in the 1970s and recommended "triage" in foreign aid programs. (India, considered a lost cause, didn't make the cut.) Hedges fits squarely within this tradition.
The dire warnings cue the chorus of "population deniers," who assert that growing human numbers pose no problem at all. Over the years, that chorus has included a surprisingly diverse array of groups, including feminists, neoclassical economists, Marxists and the religious right.
For some -- like Hartmann -- population denial springs from legitimate fears that the Malthusians will trample human rights in their pursuit of lower birthrates, or that a focus on population growth will distract us from bigger issues, like inequality and unsustainable consumption.
Nonetheless, viewing population growth in such all-or-nothing terms does little to advance understanding -- or action -- on this important issue. The fact is, we now have a much more sophisticated understanding of population dynamics and their environmental impact than we did in 1968.
First, while the rate of population growth has slowed in most parts of the world, rapid growth is hardly a thing of the past. Our numbers still increase by 75 million to 80 million every year, the equivalent of adding another U.S. to the world every four years or so. We know that a certain amount of future growth is virtually inevitable -- an echo of the great boom of the late 20th century. But choices made and services available today will determine whether human numbers -- now at 6.8 billion -- climb to anywhere between 8 billion and 11 billion by midcentury.
We have also learned that population growth has a significant impact on the natural environment, but that impact is neither linear nor uniform, and it is shaped by a wide range of mediating factors, including technology, consumption patterns, economic policies and political choices.
Of course, some people have much greater environmental impact than others; we in the industrialized countries use about 32 times the resources -- and emit 32 times as much waste -- as our counterparts in the developing world.
Still, while there are great disparities in environmental impact among the world's citizens, everyone has some impact. We all share an inalienable right to food, water, shelter and the makings of a good life.
If we take seriously the twin imperatives of sustainability and equity, it becomes clear that it would be easier to provide a good life -- at less environmental cost -- for 8 billion rather than 11 billion people.
Slowing population growth, then, is one of the things we must do to address the current environmental crisis. Take climate change, for example. An analysis of climate studies by Brian O'Neill at the National Center for Atmospheric Research shows that slower population growth could make a significant contribution to solving the climate problem.
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In the world of online dating, adult speed dating is an online interaction where people seeking for both casual and formal relationships as well as meet and chat online. These chatting platforms are based on the fast communication speeds offered by the internet. With high end technological innovations such as use of cam cameras and voice communication devices over the internet, you can initiate chats that are lively and interactive.
The reason why adult online dating is preferred by many is because; there are scores of people who are seeking for relationships and partners to interact with. When you register with dating sites, you are able to meet a broad spectrum of users who are ready to chat. You can select by category to get the right group from where you can choose the people to chat with. People have become busy and finding time to interact with their colleagues and friends is a challenge.
There is a social need for people to find new and effective ways in which they can build relationships whether casual or formal. This is where adult speed dating sites come in. when you log in to your dating site; you are able to see many people. You can view their profiles before you request for a chat. If you are not interested with one, you can close that particular chat and engage with a new user right away.
It offers you diversity of the kind of people you meet. These online dating sites have developed systems where people can meet in private through what are known as chatrooms. People are able to express their feelings, emotions and desires through the live chat sessions. One interesting thing is that there are free and also paid online dating sites, which offer users a choice to make. Many people have built very strong relationships through the adult speed dating and some have lead to marriages.
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Mario Kart 8 Review, Balanced Chaos
Mario Kart 8 is the most beautiful and "balanced" edition yet, but if you love battle mode you will be very upset.
With every Nintendo console comes a new iteration of Mario Kart. Every major Nintendo console has seen an entry from this iconic franchise, and the Wii U is not an exception to that rule. The question is, can Mario Kart 8 evolve enough to stay relevant and fun in an era of gaming that seems to be all about progression and open worlds. With this being the 8th time Mario Kart has seen a release it is safe to assume you know the drill by now. There is a selection of courses for players to race on with their character of choice from the Mario universe. Some of the newer features from more recent entries have returned as well, such as customizable karts and online play. There are 32 tracks this time around, 16 being brand new courses, and the other 16 being some older courses but remade in crispy HD goodness.
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Review: Again, Almost Amazing
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 adds new things that both enhance and hurt the experience and creates a game that feels rough around the edges.
It's that time again. Another Spider-man move has hit the theaters, which means another video game based on the wall crawler has been released. There is a lot going on in The Amazing Spider-Man 2. After a decent game last time, fans were hopeful the next game would be more true to the Spider-Man universe, and add some new things for the Web Slinger to do in Ney York. In many ways this sequel adds positive changes to the franchise, but sadly also introduces some bad mechanics as well.
Last time around, The Amazing Spider-Man was a game that was based on events that occurred after the first movie. This created a problem for the story because the studio was limited to what characters they could and could not use. This created a story that was relatively boring and lacked a lot of excitement. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 luckily takes a different approach in a few ways, but the changes are key to making a better experience to replicate that feeling of being in the world of Spider-Man. Beenox has been given the go ahead to create a world that is different from the movie counterparts, but still is based on the characters from the movie. Think of it as an alternate series of events that brings together more villains for Spider-man to battle. This change allows for a lot of new faces and elements to be introduced into the Amazing Spider-man series.
Adding more villains into the mix enhances the story and world of The Amazing Spider-Man 2
The story has Spider-Man working to make the streets of New York a safer place for everyone. After following a series of clues he finds himself up against some of the craziest and most powerful foes he has ever faced. This means that familiar faces such as The Shocker, and The Kingpin can now be introduced to the series, thus fleshing out the world to give it a ton of depth, something that was missing from the first title.
The introduction to a ton of new villains takes the story of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 to a much better place than the first game. The characters are obviously important to the universe, but the villains of Spider-Man have always been a huge part of Spider-Man's soul. Some of the characters, such as Venom and Carnage, have become just as popular as Spidey himself. By adding in characters like Electro, Green Goblin, and Shocker, the story is a lot more enjoyable, but also offers a way for the game to not feel repetitive.
The game play was the only thing that really "saved" the first Amazing Spider-Man, and luckily Beenox has kept a lot of the same elements and mechanics from that initial design, but have also tweaked it in a few ways to subtly evolve it. Everything from the first game is either here and been replicated, or has been tweaked in some way to make it feel more genuine.
The Betrayer Review, A Beautiful but Confusing World
The Betrayer is a game that nails the basics of game mechanics and drops you into a very stylized world that is unique and different, but lacks any real variety at its' core.
Sometimes a game that is surrounded by mystery is a great thing. Not knowing what is going on can be a great way to emerge a payer into a world they don't quite understand, and learning what secrets lay beneath the surface is a fun adventure. The Betrayer takes this philosophy and combines it with an open world that tries to engage the player in a quest that will unfold in front of them, but in the end fall short of a fill realized adventure.
The creative minds behind the original F.E.A.R. have since left the F.E.A.R. franchise, but that didn't stop them from trying to create another adventure that is surrounded by mystery. The Betrayer literally drops the player in a world they know nothing about, and wants them to simply explore the world to uncover the mystery behind it. On paper it all sounds like a fantastic idea coming from the team that somehow combined shooting with a thrilling mystery that kept players engaged for hours, but The Betrayer feels incomplete in many different ways.
Titanfall Review, Prepare for Enjoyment
Titanfall is one of the most enjoyable shooters in a long time, but don't expect it to redefine shooters.
Prepare for Titanfall. Those words have been uttered by many since Titanfall made its debut at E3 2013, and since then the hype train has been very high. A lot of people are calling and are expecting Respawn Entertainment to redefine the FPS genre. By now you probably already know what Titanfall is. Some people call it Call of Duty with mechs, and other say it just another over hyped shooter, but I can with certainty that Titanfall is so much more than just another shooter for FPS fans to pick up and play. Titanfall at its' core is a FPS and shares a lot of mechanics that are similar to games like Call of Duty, but if you try playing Titanfall like other shooters you will not find success.
So what makes Titanfall different? Just looking at the game play might make someone think that it is the mechs that obviously make the big difference, but believe it or not the mechs are only half of the story. The secret to Titanfall is balance, and Respawn has made sure that everything feels balanced. From the weapons and pilot abilities to the mechs with their giant weapons and unique abilities, nothing ever feels overpowered and cumbersome. Every minute detail that involves actually playing Titanfall has been fine tuned to a point that is near flawless.
Contrast Review, Overshadowing Issues
Contrast has some unique ideas, but the the bugs and confusing story keep it from being memorable.
Contrast is a very weird game. There is no getting around it. Contrast is a unique experiment that sadly doesn't feel finished. In the end it feels like a different style of game that needed more time in development to realize its' true potential.
Contrast on the surface is a puzzle game, but also has a story that is trying to tell the story of a young girls family issues. The player takes control of Dawn, a mysterious woman who has the ability to jump in and out of walls and use shadows to ascend. Dawn follows around a small girl named Didi, whose parents are having issues and Didi is caught in the middle. For some reason Didi is the only person who can see Dawn.
The story of Contrast is a weird one. It deals with elements that you would not think would be subject matter for a video game. The main story arc revolves around Didi sneaking out of her bedroom to see her Mother sing at the local night club, while also trying to help her Father get his new Circus off the ground. The story takes some twists and turns over the 2-3 hour adventure, and honestly it just starts getting really weird. The twists that occur feel as if the writer is doing their best to portray a sense of importance of family, but at the same time adds in extremely bizarre moments that deal with topics such as suicide. It jumps from idea to idea, and struggles to find a central idea to keep the story engaging.
The Bridge Review: Beautifully Twisted
The Bridge is a fantastic Indie Puzzle game that has a visual presentation that is truly breath taking.
The Bridge is a critically acclaimed indie game that has won numerous awards for its' art style and world spinning puzzle solving. So after hearing all of the hype I had to see what all the talk as about.
The first thing you will notice is the art style. The Bridge is easily one of the most impressive games I have seen in awhile. Every single asset is hand drawn and looks like a black-and-white lithograph. It is something that screen shots just do not capture. Seeing it in action is just simply beautiful , and then mix in the musical set piece and you have one of the best presentations in recent memory.
So even though the game looks amazing, the real question is how are the puzzles? The puzzle design is what you would expect from a puzzle game. Get from one end of the room to the door located somewhere else on the map. The catch is the player has the ability to spin and twist the world a full 360 degrees with the triggers and bumpers on the controller. So instantly you have the recipe to make some truly mind bending puzzles.


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Wednesday, 14 October 2009
A Big Parcel of Little Hats
I'm very much looking forward to seeing all the little hats appearing on smoothie bottles in our local branch of Sainsbury's next month!
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- Sarah said...
wow, they look great, do they fit boiled eggs once you've finished with them on your innocent drink?
- 14 October 2009 12:09
- Sabine, La Marquise des anges said...
oh My God, this looks so so lovely !!!
- 14 October 2009 15:20
- nadia khafagi said...
uhh so cute and they looks even cutter together:)
- 14 October 2009 15:27
- nattybumbum said...
These are beautiful and you've done tonnes!!!! Lovely work :-)
- 14 October 2009 15:35
- treaclezoo said...
Well done you! They look wonderfully sweet - an excellent job, Laura - really worthwhile cause too.
- 14 October 2009 19:46
- Conversation Pieces said...
So cute! Well done you!!
- 14 October 2009 20:05
- BugsandFishes said...
Sarah - as I've posted all my hats now I had no way of testing one on an egg... but through the magic of the internet, it seems the answer is yes, they do fit boiled eggs!
- 14 October 2009 22:20
- Knit Sew City Girl said...
Hi Laura,
A big well done to you. You are so good. I love all the different colour yarns you have used.
I haven't got around making any this year......tut tut tut. Hopefuly next year.
- 15 October 2009 00:16
- Tiffany said...
Wow! how cute! when I first saw this I thought they were for little newborn babies and imagined a roomful of little ones wearing them together, hehe.
btw, is this really considered a small batch? You've made so many!
- 15 October 2009 01:08


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Newborn Cranial Somatic Dysfunction - An Observational Study
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|December 19, 2011
|Last Updated Date
|August 11, 2014
|Start Date ICMJE
|August 2011
|Primary Completion Date
|August 2014 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Somatic Dysfunction Scale Score (SDSS) [ Time Frame: Newborns were examined between 6 an 72 hours postnatal ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Healthy newborns ages 6 to 72 hours postnatal were physically examined and assessed for somatic dysfunction including asymmetry and motion restriction of the cranium, cervical, lumbar, and sacral regions. Total somatic dysfunction identified was summarized in a somatic dysfunction severity scale (SDSS) by assigning one point for each identified findings. SDSS could range from 0 (no somatic dysfunction) to 34 (all somatic dysfunctions assessed were present). Findings were compared to maternal, newborn, and delivery characteristics. Descriptive analyses and comparisons between the initial newborn assessment and research physical examination were performed.
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|Newborn Cranial Somatic Dysfunction - An Observational Study
|Official Title ICMJE
|Newborn Cranial Somatic Dysfunction - An Observational Study
|Brief Summary
Two prominent osteopathic physician researchers have studied cranial somatic dysfunction in newborns. Dr Viola Frymann published a paper in 1966 on the presence of somatic dysfunction involving 1250 infants. Dr. Jane Carreiro evaluated 1600 newborns in 1993 for cranial somatic dysfunction. This observational study is intended to continue their work in exploring the presence of cranial somatic dysfunction in newborns. The hypothesis is that there is an increased incidence of somatic dysfunction in newborns birthed by primigravid women and in newborns who experienced a longer second stage of labor.
|Detailed Description
100 newborns will be assessed for somatic dysfunction of the head, cervical, lumbar, and sacral areas. These findings will be compared to the findings of a standard newborn physical exam and the newborn and maternal history. These records will be reviewed for maternal age, parity, gravity, anesthesia during labor, and estimated gestational age. Birth history and initial newborn assessments will be reviewed for labor augmentation, duration of labor, length of second stage of labor, presence of instrumental delivery(vacuum extraction, forceps delivery, etc.), multiple birth, and presentation at delivery (breech, transverse, or compound presentation). The purpose of the study is to quantify the presence of somatic dysfunction in the newborn. We will assess any relationships between the identified somatic dysfunctions and factors present in the mother's and newborn's medical history.
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|Study Design ICMJE
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Target Follow-Up Duration
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|Sampling Method
|Non-Probability Sample
|Study Population
Infants born at the Northeast Regional Medical Center (NRMC) in Kirksville, MO, between August 1, 2011, and July 31, 2012. The infants must be greater than 6 but less than 72 hours old to participate in the study.
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|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Enrollment ICMJE
|Completion Date
|August 2014
|Primary Completion Date
|August 2014 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
|up to 72 Hours
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
|Location Countries ICMJE
|United States
|Administrative Information
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|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
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|Responsible Party
|A.T. Still University of Health Sciences
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|A.T. Still University of Health Sciences
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|November 2011
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This is how I preserve the season's pepper harvest. I've done this with red bells, green bells, pimientos, piquillos, Hatch chiles, jalapenos, you name it. It's a great way to have roasted peppers at your fingertips the whole year through.
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Ah, the unloved bluefish. I grew up catching and eating these oily, oceanic piranhas, and I love them still. Smoked bluefish is one of my favorite smoked fish, largely because I can then make this pate from it.
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Tabasco Style Fermented Hot Sauce
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A few years ago I traveled to Louisiana and learned from the McIlhenny family themselves how to make Tabasco Sauce. Now, two years later, I can finally tell you how to make it. It's easy, but like fine wine, it takes time.
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If you're not from the Northwoods, you may have never heard of pickled pike. Well, this is to the boreal forest what ceviche is to the tropics: A great way to snack on fish with saltines…
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Basic Pork or Wild Boar Salami
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This is the "little black dress" of salami. It's meat, fat, salt, black pepper and garlic. Nothing else. A basic salami is a measure of its maker. Master this and then add all the fancy spices. Or not. After all, the spare, simple black cocktail dress is a classic for a reason.
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Fresh cured anchovies sounds like an oxymoron, but it isn't. This is more like a ceviche than the red, salty anchovies you get in a can. Called boquerones in Spain and gavros in Greece, these are fantastic on crackers or by themselves.
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Smoking a lake trout (a/k/a mackinaw) is a lot like smoking a salmon, but I recently had the chance to smoke a couple fish in Manitoba, Canada with some Cree Indians and learned a lot about the process.
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This much I know: Air Guitar champion Justin Howard
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Justin "Nordic Thunder" Howard
Defending Air Guitar World ChampionAge 29
"The ultimate purpose of competitive air guitar is the promotion of world peace. That's getting really deep with it, because on the surface it's just a bunch of freaks running around, playing their invisible instruments.
If you watch any air guitar video on YouTube and you look at the comments — the negativity that people spew towards air guitarists — I find it to be kind of funny.
The only thing that bothers me about it is that whoever these people are writing these negative words [about] air guitar and guitarists are lacking a certain amount of fun in their lives. And if they had something that brought them the amount of joy that air guitar brings me and many other air guitarists, I think they'd be on par with it, because it's just about happiness and radiating joy.
I was contacted by Dr. Pepper last year. They sent me an email and asked if I was interested in partaking in a campaign of theirs, and I honestly thought it was a joke. It just seemed like something one of my friends would do. One thing led to another, and the next thing I know I'm in Los Angeles filming a commercial and recording a radio spot.
When I put my costume on, I'm [still] Justin. But the moment I step onstage, there's a switch — it's on. I don't have to think about it; I just go out and do it.
My character is the opposite of what I am in my day-to-day. I'm just a normal, kind of laid-back, happy-go-lucky guy. But Nordic Thunder is this aggressive, in-your-face, screaming beast.
My costume has never been washed once during the eight years I've been competing, and it stinks horribly. After years of sweat and beer and spit and blood, it's a biohazard.
As sick as it sounds, I get kind of masochistic onstage. I don't wear any shoes, and I have a signature move I do — the knee slide. I just take off running and slide the length of the stage. After doing that year after year after year, multiple times, you accumulate scar tissue on top of your knees and your feet, and so that tissue just rips open and I'm bleeding onstage. And I've done it on carpeted stage. I've done it on rubber stages. You name the surface — I've done it on that. And before I do it, I know: 'This is going to hurt, and it's going to take several weeks before this heals.' But I'm still going to do it, because in that moment it's a great release to let out all that aggression in 60 seconds.
In 2008 I ruptured a disk in my back playing air guitar, which required back surgery. Then I messed up my back again and had another MRI, and the doctor told me that the disks above and below the one that ruptured are both herniated. I've had knee surgery from playing air guitar. I got a severe infection in my feet last year when I was in Finland. After my performance there, I came back to the States and the wounds on my feet were just not looking so hot. So I went to the doctor and explained to him what I did, which was kind of an awkward conversation.
It's funny: pretending to be somebody I'm not onstage has led me to this awakening in my life of, 'I can really just be myself, and open and honest in this community,' and that has bled over into my day-to-day life. Air guitar has changed my life and made me want to be a better person in this world.
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Stigma, Scrutiny Cause Problems for HIV-Positive Pregnant Women and New MomsOlivia Ford --> Generations of women have learned the hard way that, if you've got a pregnant belly or a brand-new baby, you'll likely be the target of unsolicited feedback from your community. For pregnant and parenting women living with... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 1 ReplyWhat is considered an autoimmune problem tha will prolong conversion? Can anyone shed some light?
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Posted by Anonymous, 2 Repliesi got my 13 week neg. back yesterday. my exposure was condom came off inside the female. so i was exposed for about 5 mins. or so. i'm hearing that their are some autoimmune problems that could delay the findings of antibodies. what are some of the... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 3 RepliesIs an overgrowth of yeast considered an autoimmune disease which could delay a positive hiv result?
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Posted by Anonymous, 1 ReplyIf you had an autoimmune disorder and didnt know it and you tested 18 weeks post exposure could your results still be negative? I've heard that if you had an autoimmune disorder it wouldn't cause a negative but either an intermediate or false... Read more »
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Psychology Researchers Receive $2.3 Million NIAAA Grant to Study Genetics of Alcohol Abuse
Two psychology professors at The University of Texas at Austin have received a $2.3 million grant from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) to study genetic influences on drinking and other risky behaviors.
Study Shows Persistence Pays Off in the Mating Game
A new study co-authored by a University of Texas at Austin psychology professor suggests that self-deception may help men succeed in the mating game, while women will benefit more from effective communication.
Research Examines Vicious Cycle of Overeating and Obesity
New research funded through The University of Texas at Austin provides evidence of the vicious cycle created when an obese individual overeats to compensate for reduced pleasure from food.
Stress Hormone Blocks Testosterone's Effects, Study Shows
High levels of the stress hormone cortisol play a critical role in blocking testosterone's influence on competition and domination, according to new psychology research at The University of Texas at Austin. The study, led by Robert Josephs, professor of psychology at The University of Texas at Austin, and Pranjal Mehta, assistant professor of psychology at… » Continue Reading


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