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The world of animated features is evolving: Dominated for decades by retellings of fairy tales, the last few years have seen Disney's classic hand-painted style updated with computer-generated imagery, and other studios have been muscling their way into the arena. This year, stop-frame claymation steps into the ring with Chicken Run by Aardman Animations, the Academy Award-winning team behind the popular Wallace and Gromit series. DreamWorks and Pathe are co-producers.
Co-directed by Nick Park and Peter Lord (they also hatched the story idea), with the voices of Mel Gibson, Miranda Richardson, and Jane Horrocks, Chicken Run is inspired by war and escape films such as The Great Escape and Stalag 17, and its look is influenced by film noir. Aardman senior director of photography Dave Alex Riddett supervised the lighting and oversaw two directors of photography, Tristan Oliver and Frank Passingham, with John Bradley serving as head gaffer.
Three years in the making, Chicken Run was shot one frame at a time, on as many as 32 sets all running at once. "Basically, we have a very large open studio and we've turned it into a sort of shanty town," says Riddett. "We have movable screens and drapes, because we have to keep changing the size and the shape of our sets. Some are enormous, some are interior rooms which are quite a smaller area." The production's largest setup is 90'x45' (27x14m).
"We have different scales for the characters as well," Riddett continues. "The average size of our chickens is 8-9", but then they interact with the farmer and his wife, who would be much larger. That would be very difficult to animate, so we have a second scale where the chickens are about an inch and a half high. We have the same scene on different scales, and quite often, we have the same set repeated, with four or five versions, all shooting at the same time."
Aardman's hallmark is that it strives for realism as opposed to a cartoony look. "As far as possible we like to treat it as a normal live-action film," says Riddett. "All the same rules apply, in terms of the quality of lighting--you discuss what the mood of the shot is and then try to create it." The film's opening sequence "is played very much in shadows, there's a great sense of mystery about it--you can see characters popping in and out of shadows, you're not quite sure who's there, a lot of things played in silhouette," he says. This involved "a lot of backlighting, and large areas of shadow. Also using a lot of foreground, shooting through barbed wire and fences, which all helps to build the atmosphere, give it a tension."
Also serving to pull the viewer into its farfetched world is Aardman's extensive use of motion control. "In the opening shots we're looking down on what looks to be like a prisoner of war camp, you see these huts all backlit, and immediately the camera starts coming down through the fence, until it finally settles down inside of the compound and we see a figure and a dog in the background. So immediately we're setting up the atmosphere with that camera move, seeing different aspects of it, partly shielded by foreground material."
Aardman has custom-built its own camera heads and tracking units, and uses Mark Roberts Milo cranes (winner of a 1999 technical Oscar) and Mark Roberts Flair motion control computer systems. "They are correct to, I think, 0.1mm over 100 passes, very accurate, and of course for what we do we need that kind of accuracy," comments Bradley, who says that the DP and director "decide upon the amount of move required, that the move is going to be over X number of frames, and then the computer would factor in the ramp-up and ramp-down periods, and the computer will plot that for us."
A sophisticated animated film takes possibly more prep work than a live-action movie. First, the proper cameras needed to be sourced. "We scoured the world trying to find old Mitchell cameras," Riddett explains. "The older cameras are wonderful for us because they are precision mechanical instruments that take one frame at a time very accurately, in fact more accurately than modern cameras because the pin registration system is so good. Basically they're all converted Mitchell BMCs, which we got converted in the States by Doug Fries [of LA-based Fries Engineering], which specializes in Mitchell conversions. And we got video assist attached to them, so that every camera can be fed to a monitor, and we got extra light-proofing put in them, because our cameras are sitting in light for a long, long time, and if there's any light leaks, we're going to get them. So we spent quite a bit of time in research and development of these cameras and getting them made up."
Then there was storyboarding, and computer pre-visualization of scenes complete with motion control. "We actually construct some of the scenes in a computer, and from that we can work out how much set needs to be built, and we can predict what sort of lenses we'll be using," Riddett says. "Because we have so many sets, and we have quite a lot of equipment, it's good to have it planned in advance what sort of lenses we're using, and any sort of camera moves we'll need to have, so the scheduling of the shots becomes very important."
Tests were conducted to figure out how elaborate the sets needed to be in order to convey the proper sense of scale and cinematic scope. "We got away with having the backgrounds much simpler," Riddett explains. "We can actually build a model that goes on forever, in the different scales, but we found that if there's too much detail in there," it no longer looks realistic. "It's better just to have a painted cutout, just a very abstractly painted hillside."
One of the advantages of stop-frame filming is that "we can shoot at any exposure we like," says Riddett. "A lot of our exposure times are like 1/2 second, 1/4 second, so we don't need a massive amount of light. But then we have a disadvantage because our camera position is much closer to the actors, the models. They have very little depth of field, so we tend to stop the lens down as much as possible." The entire movie was shot on Fuji 125ASA tungsten film.
Extensive research took place to find a dimmer and lighting control system that would monitor the voltage in the instruments, keeping the levels consistent over the long periods of time between the single-frame shots taken. "Fluctuation in animation is quite critical," Bradley explains. "With animation you take one frame, and it could be an hour or possibly two hours later by the time the next frame comes, so if the incoming volts for the system were a little high on the first frame and then low on the second, you get a flicker."
Bradley looked at different products from several companies and found that the Strand EC90sv came closest to what was needed, so he approached Strand with a proposal for modifications to the equipment to meet the film's specifications. "One of the criteria was to stabilize the output, which pretty well all the digital dimmers do. The next one was that we needed some sort of automatic alarm system, hence if a lamp had failed or what have you, it would alert the animator so he could call an electrician to sort it out.
"To take away from the animator having to think about too many buttons to push, we wanted to automate the way the lights were controlled," he continues. "One push of the button would turn the work lights down, let it settle, and then we could fire the camera automatically as well. It would then return to the work lights state. Incorporated in that 'button box' is the alarm which would identify any anomalies in the lighting state, so if a lamp had failed, it would sound a buzzer, the animator would stop, and in a worst-case scenario we'd only have one frame to retake."
Strand modifed its EC90 technology "to interface to the lighting control desk and to a camera control unit that would provide a warning if a dimmer reported any change from the previous setup," explains Ed Twentyman, project manager for Strand. "If anything had shut down or wasn't responding, or if the overall parameters had changed, it would prevent the camera from taking the next picture, which is obviously a valuable feature for Aardman.
"What we did then," Twentyman continues, "was repackage the dimmers into a better bitesize chunk, because you don't need hundreds of circuits for every stage, and we produced a cut-down rack in a flight case which could be wheeled around. We also did a customization to record lower-wattage changes, because some of the lights they're using may be part of the set, small light sources, and our bottom threshold of recording changes was about 60W. So we made some instrumentation changes to change the degree of monitoring, and we produced what we called birdie modules." Strand eventually provided one of these custom racks for each mini-set at Aardman's studio.
The camera interface was designed by Aardman, and the alarm interface by Stage Electrics. Strand wrote new software for the EC90 processor to handle these extra facilities, and also contributed GSX consoles with Genius operating software, and Communique application software to connect to external interfaces via MIDI, RS232, DMX, or remote analog inputs to trigger macros. Most of the lighting and grip equipment is also from Strand.
The dimmer R&D process took about a year. "These dimmers have proved to be entirely successful," Bradley declares. "I personally think we've saved thousands of pounds on potential loss of shots, because animators, once they're doing their animation, are very, very focused on what they're doing, and might not notice a lamp at the back of the set gone off.
"Before we used these particular dimmers," Bradley continues, "the electricians would have to go in every 15 minutes or half an hour to physically count the bulbs that are lit, and this caused a distraction to the animator. It can take them a long time to get back into their animation if you keep disturbing them every half-hour; they might not get very much done in a day, so it was very nice to be able to walk away from that side of it and just rely on technology to do the job for you. It was a lot of work in the early stages, and a lot of convincing of DreamWorks that these were worth it, but I personally think they've been very well worth it; they must have paid for themselves 10 times over."
As to lighting equipment, Bradley says, "We don't use HMIs, surprisingly enough. Even despite the high-frequency systems, when you're on long exposures, 2- 3-, 4-, 6-second exposures, you do get a slight flicker with HMI, so all the lights we use are tungsten, except for Kino Flo fluorescents, 4' 2Banks, 4' 4Banks, Micro Flos, and 4" and 6" Mini Flos. The tungsten lights range from 10ks to 650s, then we get down into the low-voltage PAR-16 50W 12V, and also the Altman Micro Ellipse at 50W 12V, so it's quite a substantial range."
This was the first time Aardman had used Kino Flos in a production. "They were quite a new attribute to us," Bradley comments. "They proved to be very nice soft lights. The Micro Flos particularly, being a quarter-inch in diameter, they're very convenient to tuck away, like in the chicken hut, you can put them up in the rafters and it gives a nice, soft, even fill throughout the length of the hut, and yet it's very discreet."
The method of lighting scenes is very similar to live-action setups, but with smaller wattages. "Thinking of one scene I lit earlier in this film, Mr. and Mrs. Tweedy in their office, the key for that was a 2k fresnel, and a similar one in the live-action world would probably be a 12k HMI, possibly a 20k tungsten. We've got a lot of fairly close interiors, the sets may only be 2' wide, so the low-voltage MR-16 lamps would be highlights, pools of light in corners, replicating what a practical would achieve. The PAR-16s or Micro Ellipses you can tuck into the back of a set, hidden behind other props." Riddett says that "because our sets are not full size you can't get the lights in everywhere you want to, so sometimes we'll bounce it off mirrors."
Riddett adds that he used very little camera filtration, but quite a bit of color on the lights for atmosphere. "We tend to use a lot of lavenders and oranges just to warm some of the shots up. And we have sunrise shots that have a nice orange glow. We try to keep our color scheme away from what you'd normally associate with animated films. We find if you've got too bold of colors, you lose the sense of realism we're trying to achieve." Also, since much of the film takes place at night under moonlight, Riddett used cucaloris patterns to give a slight shadowy breakup.
Technical departures for this film from Aardman's previous work are the use of bluescreen and digital pre-grading of the film. A 15'-high (4.5m) bluescreen with an overhanging cove at the top was used for scenes in which the chicken models were rigged for flying. Says Riddett, "It's quite useful, because we can get several angles, straight ahead or looking up. Also we painted it a sort of dark purply blue and use it for the night skies. It's handy to not have to fly the skies, and have something that's permanently in place. The cove is quite an asset."
The production has had the film transferred digitally for the flying rigs to be erased, then put the image back onto film. "CFC, Computer Film Company, is doing our post work," explains Riddett. "One of our big problems we've always had in the past, because the shots take such a long time--sometimes the film will be in the camera for three weeks--quite often we'd get a shot back and there'd be so many little lighting changes, and in fact even the film will change over the period of a week. We'd get very minor fluctuations in the lighting which are so small you can't even correct for them in the laboratory process, but we can correct them a lot easier digitally. Every shot in this film has actually gone through the process of being transferred to digital, and then we do any minor corrections to the lighting there, and also we pre-grade it as well. I was always a purist, but we're not losing the quality of the film at all, and we're gaining a few advantages in our post-production."
"In a lot of ways it's very similar to how we've lit before," Bradley concludes, "but having the slightly different lighting equipment to choose from, it's allowed us to play a bit and experiment in the effects we can achieve. It's been very hard work, but it's been a very good movie to work on and I'll certainly be looking forward to the next one."
Riddett relates, "About two and a half, three years ago now we made up a little sequence, which doesn't actually exist in the film, but it gave us problems of scale, and lighting, and showed us the problems we would encounter. It's about a minute long. I saw it the other day and it looks really crude! It shows how much we've improved since we started."
DreamWorks is scheduled to release Chicken Run in the US on June 23; Pathe and UIP will release the film internationally shortly thereafter.
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By contrast, it's a lot better than the $25,000 fine levied on Google for dicking the FTC around during its investigation of the Street View Wi-Fi spying debacle. Because the laws surrounding electronic surveillance were never written with Wi-Fi in mind, the feds weren't sure they could mount a real illegal eavesdropping case against an army of Google lawyers. And you got the distinct feeling their hearts really weren't in it.
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Cruis'n Exotica was released for the Arcade in 1999, then later for the Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Color in 2000. This game is developed by Midway Games for the arcade version, Gratuitous Games for the Nintendo 64 version, and Crawlfish Interactive for the Game Boy Color version. This game is published by Midway Games The race starts in Hong Kong and ends on Mars. The objective in this game is to outrun nine different cars in twelve different courses while listening to various kinds of music, and doing different kinds of stunts to gain time. Unlike the first two games you can make your own account by typing a PIN.
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Did you know that you could tweet by text message? A useful option if you find yourself without wifi and 3G and reporting on a severe weather event such as Hurricane Sandy. And did you know you can search for tweets sent by SMS?
If you want to search for tweets mentioning #Sandy sent by SMS, use the search box in Twitter and type #Sandy source:txt
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24 April 2012 at 1:02am
Can anyone give an indication if there will be a supported upgrade path for users with site on 2.x wanting to upgrade to 3.x
e.g. list of pre-reqs, upgrade scripts etc. module compatibility etc. etc....
I'd appreciate some information on this if there is anything on the radar expected in the not too distant future.
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24 April 2012 at 2:33am
there currently is no "supported" version to upgrade to, so there are no supported docs
however there is an extermely comprehensive amoutn of information on upgrading for the beta releases right here... http://doc.silverstripe.org/sapphire/en/trunk/changelogs/3.0.0
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Re: Upgrading SilverStripe 2.x to 3.x
24 April 2012 at 4:27am
Thanks Barry,
Thats really useful infomation and I had stumbled across that particular changelog.
Although this doesn't directly answer my question, let me rephrase it slightly....
Assuming we have reached a bona fide release candidate for 3.x later in the year, would there be an approved migration method published or are site owners going to have to go through the process of trawling changelogs to ensure they get 3.x to a fully working state post upgrade.
It would also be nice to have someone put together a module compatibility matrix for the most widely used standard modules available to download.
I appreciate your valuable feedback!
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24 April 2012 at 4:44am
I think you might want to review the developer gogle group where most of the discussion is. For eaxmple one of the main projects for the GSOC is the module directory and how that can be handled in the future. Currently there is nothing that will address the module situation.
I'm suprised that the link didn't cover the upgrade stuff as it covers each upgrade within 2.x fairly well and then in the case of a 2.4.x to 3.0.0.beta it is so comprhensive I was really impressed. Ingo has mentioned several times that upgrading is going to be painless in the form of using modules to fill in depreciated/removed functinoality (even the CTF!) but it is still early days - I don't expect to address any of this fro about 6 months - probably 3.1.x - after it is extermely stable.
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Re: Upgrading SilverStripe 2.x to 3.x
15 August 2012 at 3:45am
I am very interested in Upgrading to 3.. however as site development is not my primary job (done in what ever spare time I can find), I can't even attempt it until a 'final' upgrade path is outlined.
I eagerly await an official upgrade procedure.
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Re: Upgrading SilverStripe 2.x to 3.x
5 September 2012 at 11:12pm
I too am eagerly awaiting a documented upgrade procedure to go from 2.x to 3.x. My brain hurts from trying to figure it out without a clearly written set of docs.
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5 September 2012 at 11:19pm
I take it that this doesn't cover it for you...
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6 September 2012 at 8:23am
No. I can modify the odd bit of PHP and can slowly muddle my way through many things, but my understanding of what is being talked about in the upgrade procedure linked above coupled with the extensive branches off to other areas makes it so that I will NEVER be able to upgrade that way.
It is more likely that I'll try to begin again from a fresh installation and try to manually copy/paste my blog entries across. A bit of a PITA, but it's the only way I can see to migrate forward.
The point is I that I use SS as a communications tool and I am no longer wearing a developer hat (and when I did it was for a totally different coding language). I'd like to be able to run a script which migrates from version to another and not be messing with replacing statements, variables and function calls. I suspect I am not the only SS user with this point of view.
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Authorities were called to a shooting in Evanston on Tuesday evening.
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DeJuan Blair could be a big addition to the Wizards' bench, while Mo Evans has probably played his final NBA game.
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This year, Habitat for Humanity of Polk County will celebrate the day with a groundbreaking for our 15th home, at 5:30 p.m. at our next site on Bluebird Ave. in Livingston.
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In the final game of the season, the lacrosse team lost to Pacific University 19-3 April 12, finishing a 9-0 season for the Wildcats.
All four shots made by the Wildcats were made in the second half, with seven saves throughout the game.
The away game in Forest Grove, Ore., ended a slow season for the 'Cats, but members are happy with their overall play.
"The thing our team does best is building off of previous games and practices," senior Lynette Cole said. "Every match we saw improvement all around the field. Even if the scoreboard didn't reflect it, our team improved immensely since the beginning of the season."
Due to injuries, the Wildcats only had 13 players, one more than the requirement for play.
"Pacific had around eight or nine substitutes so if someone needed a break, especially in the midfield, they can catch their breath, observe the match and chat with the coach about tips for improvement, Cole said.
"It absolutely affected the game's outcome because they all had this opportunity."
Low numbers were nothing new for the team, which dealt with many injured players unable to participate during the season.
"It was really frustrating," freshman and regular goalie Erika Phillipo said. Phillipo was out for most of the season due to injury.
"I love the sport so it was really hard watching from the sidelines," Phillipo said.
Sophomore Shelby Duarte scored the three Linfield goals for the relatively young team.
"We had a couple of members who had never even touched a stick before this season, Phillipo said.
"I think we will see a lot of returners next year, which will greatly help the next season picking up where we left off this past season."
The lacrosse players overcame their challenges in order to achieve the goals they set for themselves.
"Our goals for the season were to lay down the framework for a strong team in the years to come," Cole said. "We absolutely achieved this."
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• In a plea bargain, Albert J. Huck, 39, of Library Avenue in Warrensburg pled Guilty to DWI. A variety of other charges were dismissed. Huck was originally charged with Aggravated DWI —this is his second DWI-related offense. Huck was required to attend a Victim's Impact Panel session, and he faces a total of $900 in a fine and surcharge. His license was suspended for six months, and he was sentenced to three years' probation.
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Jason Wood and Elliott Finkley earned Pioneer Football League "Player of the Week" honors for their stellar efforts in Saturday's game at top-ranked Appalachian State.
Wood earned the league's weekly defensive honor by racking up a game-high 13 tackles, his third double-digit tackling effort in the last four games.
Finkley was picked as the special teams honoree after returning a punt 60 yards for the Dolphins only score in the contest.
"These two young men played extremely well on Saturday and earned this award," said JU head coach Kerwin Bell. "We had a lot of young men step up against a very good team. This experience will give our guys a lot to build on as hit the heart of our schedule."
Finkley's punt return was the fourth longest in school history and the first for a touchdown since Nate Conner's 67 yard return against Austin Peay in 2005.
Wood had four solo tackles and assists on nine others, including a half-tackle for a loss – his first of the season. He leads the team in tackles with 18 and ranks in the top 100 nationally.
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I am wondering if anyone else is experiencing postpartum joint pain. My daughter is 7 months now and I am still struggling with chronic joint pain. I would love to speak with anyone who is experiencing similar pain.
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Thanks for all the feedback. I went to the doctor to rule other things out and all tests were negative. I've been trying to be better at taking my vitamins and think that helps slightly. Coincidentally the doctor has a daughter a week older than my son and also had joint paint while she was breastfeeding. She had to give up bf after 3 wks and said her joint pain went away within days of stopping bf. I don't think she conclusively said that that was the cause but she certainly implied that it would get better when I stopped bf. After reading others stories on here, I'm not sure. I guess all I can do is wait and see. The only optimism I take from here is that it does seem to go away eventually. I just wish I knew how and when and if I could do anything about it. That's all still a mystery.
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I was introduced to someone at work the other day, and when he shook my hand I thought I was going to scream because of the pain. Opening jars, changing diapers, turning doorknobs, etc., can be sheer agony at times. Can anyone relate?
I also read through every single comment, looking for answers. It does seem that time is the answer (after going to the Dr and ruling out anything serious). My own answer, is (I believe) anxiety/depression issues spawned by the postpartum period, and not connected to breastfeeding. Joint pain is a common symptom of depression, chronic fatigue syndrom and often a symptom of anxiety too. I am extremely tired as my 10 month old still wakes at night and my Rhuematologist friend said this alone can cause joint pain. I think we hesitant to think this could be related to "mental" issues, but the truth is, our mind and body are connected and affect each other significantly. Modern medicine does not recognize this enough. Some books I would recommend: Mind Body Pain by John Sarno (an MD who does recognize the connection) and The Great Pain Deception. Essentially, both books emphasize that with time and acceptance that this type of pain is generated from emotions, the pain goes away. After reading Dr. Sarno I had a dramatic decrease in pain ovenight and it is practically gone now. I hope this helps someone. Don't be so quick to dismiss the mind-body connection. The pain is real, it's not in your head.
I am happy to say that this is my final post regarding my severe joint pain (mainly in my fingers and feet). I am now 16 mos. postpartum and can happily say that my pain, tenderness and stiffness in my joints slowly faded until now it is completely gone. My foot pain was the first to go, then over time, the fingers. The finger and hand stiffness began a month before I delivered my daughter and the foot/creaky body came shortly after delivery. I know that 90 year old body feeling that you all are experiencing :-(
As I had mentioned in earlier posts, I tried everything, vitamins, trying old wives tales, countless hours researching postpartum arthritis, reading all of these posts, many, many doctor visits and the only thing that helped was TIME. The earlier post mentioned that their joint pains stemmed from depression, maybe it does for some, but mine initially started before I even gave birth. I mean, it was noticeable in my finger joints, in fact, the rheumatologist commented on how huge they were. I don't believe that the depression conclusion is true for most of us, I really and truly believe that our hormones are simply out of whack (low progesterone for example). It is like that saying - what comes first the chicken or the egg (joint pain or worry). The joint pain takes hold and that is the source of worry, stress and fear. My joint pain caused me to believe something really bad had taken over my body. It did cause me a lot of worry during one of the happiest times in my life. But, it does get better, I promise ;-) Just remember, it takes time for our bodies to heal and get back in sync/to normal.
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I had this with both my first and second pregnancies. I'd wake up in the morning very stiff and hang onto the wall to get myself down the stairs because my ankles were so sore. Also, every day, I'd wake up with severe back stiffness and pain and throughout the day my hands and forearms would be stiff and painful The reason I'm on this page is I was researching what this is called. I had my 3rd baby 6 weeks ago and I fear that this stiffness is coming back. I woke up with the stiffest back this morning and it reminded me of the pain and stiffness from prior 2 pregnancies.
The only advice I have for people is that you need to ride it out and it will eventually go away. I had this twice (and with second baby it was much worse), but it did go away after a number of months.
Fingers crossed I don't get it again this time. Sending good wishes to all women who are experiencing this. It will eventually go away!
I am so happy that I just came across this post. I have serious pain in my knees and sometimes it goes up my legs. I have had it for about 2 weeks and I'm 6 weeks post partum. I guess that it started after I stopped breastfeeding. How do I stop it?!
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I am convinced my joint pain was caused by stress - not depression, but stress. When the drs can't find anything wrong, it's stress. I didn't feel stressed out per say, more than any other person adding a second child might feel. I didn't have PPD or whatever. But that's the thing about stress - you don't have to feel it emotionally to experience it. Often times the body will process stress physically to avoid having to deal with painful emotions. I know you might read this and say "no, not me" but the proof is in the pudding: I was in pretty bad pain all over my body. I read some books on mind-body-pain (pain caused by stress) and almost instantly felt better. Then recently I read another one and my pain was gone in a day. I'm not exaggerating. The solution was all in my understanding that my mind caused pain so I could not experience the emotional stress. This is why I'm convinced the joint pain was stress induced. I'm actually grateful for this experience because it took me to a desperate place and I was able to find some amazing truths to life, such as the power we all have in us and the connection between the mind and body. I am grateful to God for giving me new insight and I hope if you are suffering like I was, that you would at least look into this path to healing. To think the solution could all be in your mind sounds ridiculous, but it's not at all. There is a book called "The Great Pain Deception" - excellent book. So, you could ride it out for a year or two and it will eventually go away (because with stress induced pain, you eventually get used it, stop worrying about it so much and then it's gone because your mind isn't distracted any more) OR you could at least try a new path to healing and focus on the mind. The joint pain I experienced lasted almost 4 months. After reading the books about stress induced pain, it took 7 weeks to fully heal and it would have gone a lot faster if I had just believed what I was reading in the begining but I guess it's all a process anyway. So, what do you have to lose? If you have been to the Dr. and gotten the "all clear", at least just give it a try and read one of the books I've suggested to see if it will help. Our society is under an epidemic of stress induced pain. It's nothing new to the world, it's just something the medical field hardly recognizes.


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SPRINGTOWN — Another parent is raising questions about the spanking of students in the Springtown ISD, a district that permits corporal punishment.
On Friday, we told you about a woman who was upset after her daughter came home with welts, and that a male vice principal paddled her daughter — not a woman, as district policy requires.
Now another mother is coming forward.
Cathi Watt gave permission for her daughter to be paddled for smarting off, but she now regrets that decision.
"I wasn't expecting it to bruise," she said. "A swat is a swat, yes it is, and they do sting. But to bruise a child? If I'd done it, they would call CPS on me."
Jada Watt was paddled by the same male vice principal as Taylor Santos, again, against district policy requiring that an administrator of the same gender as the student administer the punishment.
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