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26 November 2014 12:48 PM, PST | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
The first one shot down his own people when they refused his orders, the second one ate unsuspecting survivors, while the third stalked the nightmares of Elm Street teenagers with his custom-made blades. David Morrissey, Andrew J. West, and Robert Englund, a trio of actors who portrayed memorable villains onscreen, will be in attendance at the first San Francisco Walker Stalker Con.
The San Francisco Walker Stalker Con will take place at the Fort Mason Center on January 31st and February 1st, 2015. We have the official press release and updated guest list below:
"San Francisco, CA – Walker Stalker Con, a zombie and horror themed fan-centric convention, will be held at the Fort Mason Center in San Francisco, CA on January 31st & February 1st, 2015. Walker Stalker Con will bring attendees to a state of the art facility with world class amenities and will provide fan access to celebrity guests.
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- Derek Anderson
25 November 2014 7:28 AM, PST | GeekTyrant | See recent GeekTyrant news »
Here's a great vintage photo that I've never seen before featuring Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher on the set of The Empire Strikes Back. It was recently revealed by Robert Englund that Hamill had a crush on Fisher during the production of these films, and the two of them look adorably happy in this photo. I have to say that the coolest thing in this photo are the freakin' awesome Star Wars production winter coats they are wearing! Where in the hell can I get one of those!?
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- Joey Paur
25 November 2014 5:00 AM, PST | Comicmix.com | See recent Comicmix news »
The current Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series continues to be a favorite of mine. It strikes the right balance between being a goofy, fun cartoon about a bunch of lovable characters and addressing more serious and dark themes about power and responsibility. It also does well at adding new ideas, characters, and material while including homages to previous incarnations of Tmnt and staying true to the foundations of the overall series. The art is pretty cool and unique; and of course, the voice talent and creative team are stellar.
The series is now in Season 3 (and already renewed for a fourth season!) and has taken on a slightly different focus, with the Turtles leaving the familiar NYC cityscape for other territory. A short while ago I got to sit down at the Times Square Toys "R" Us (a super-cool store with a Ferris wheel and other nifty things inside »
- Emily S. Whitten
23 November 2014 6:25 PM, PST | Horror News | See recent Horror News news »
Anchor Bay Entertainment Dares You To Enter The…
Starring Robert Englund, Fiona Dourif, Corey Taylor, Angelina Armani and Thomas Dekker
Step Into The Fear Chamber Starting February 10, 2015 on Blu-ray™ and DVD
After terrifying audiences from coast to coast – Closing Night Event at ScreamFest 2014 Los Angeles and Opening Night Screening at 2014 New York City Horror … Continue reading →
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22 November 2014 9:09 AM, PST | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
Though he's best known for playing the man of your nightmares, prolific actor Robert Englund has played a plethora of memorable roles over his impressive career, including his turn as the titular villain in 1989's The Phantom of the Opera. Scream Factory is bringing Dwight H. Little's take of Gaston Leroux's classic novel to Blu-ray, but it will now take a little longer than anticipated.
Initially set to be released on January 13th, Scream Factory's Blu-ray of The Phantom of the Opera will now come out on February 17th. Extras will be announced next month. In the meantime, we have the official cover art and the delay announcement from Scream Factory:
"Slight delay for our upcoming release of The Phantom Of The Opera. Originally slated for 1/13, it will now move to 2/17. Our apologies for the extension but we are trying to make it the best possible »
- Derek Anderson
21 November 2014 8:54 AM, PST | shocktillyoudrop.com | See recent shocktillyoudrop news »
Rob Hall's Fear Clinic makes the leap from web series to feature film territory in 2015. Anchor Bay will release Fear Clinic (the movie) on DVD and Blu-ray February 10th.
The film made its festival debut at Screamfest this season.
Written by Aaron Drane and Hall and directed by Hall, the film stars Robert Englund, Fiona Dourif, and Thomas Dekker and features the acting debut of Stone Sour and Slipknot lead vocalist Corey Taylor.
The post February is Your Time to Check into the Fear Clinic appeared first on Shock Till You Drop. »
- Ryan Turek
21 November 2014 6:56 AM, PST | ShockYa | See recent ShockYa news »
Get ready to be treated by horror icon Robert Englund in his anticipated film, 'Fear Clinic,' which is set to be released on Blu-ray and DVD on Febraruy 10, 2015 by Anchor Bay Entertainment. The highly anticipated and shocking movie, which is based ont he critically acclaimed and fan favorite 2009 FEARnet.com series, was directed by 'Laid to Rest' helmer, Robert G. Hull. In addition to the famed 'Freddy Krueger' star, 'Fear Clinic' also features Fiona Dourif, Angelina Armani, Thomas Dekker, Stone Sour and Slipknot lead vocalist Corey Taylor in his acting debut. 'Fear Clinic,' which was co-written by Hall and Aaron Drane, follows five survivors as they return to [ Read More ]
The post Anchor Bay Entertainment Dares You to Enter Fear Clinic with Blu-ray and DVD Release appeared first on Shockya.com. »
- Karen Benardello
20 November 2014 3:57 PM, PST | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
Patients don't see Dr. Andover (Robert Englund) for a typical check-up. They instead pay the good doctor a visit to face their phobias in the Fear Chamber, a device that forces you to face your worst nightmares in realistic hallucinations. Based on the 2009 FEARnet.com series, Robert G. Hall's Fear Clinic feature film has received a home media release date from Anchor Bay Entertainment.
Fear Clinic will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on February 10th. Special features and the cover art have yet to be revealed, but we'll be sure to let Daily Dead readers know when they are announced. In the meantime, we have the official press release with full details:
"Beverly Hills, CA – After terrifying audiences from coast to coast – Closing Night Event at ScreamFest 2014 Los Angeles and Opening Night Screening at 2014 New York City Horror Film Festival – Fear Clinic, the latest excursion into »
- Derek Anderson
14 November 2014 9:44 PM, PST | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
Kicking off this year's New York City Horror Film Festival was Robert Hall's Fear Clinic, an ambitious nightmarescape about facing your fears and conquering your darkest demons. Everyone's favorite dreamland killer, Robert Englund, stars as a crazy doctor who forces people to hallucinate whatever terrifies them most while being sealed in a gigantic chamber, yet Englund himself cannot carry such an unbalanced jumble of ideas.
Fear Clinic delivers non-stop terror if your biggest fears include seeing Robert Englund naked, entering an epileptic seizure, and black goo, while true horrors seem to escape Hall's grasp throughout what seems to be a never-ending experiment. Getting from point A to point B is quite possibly one of the wildest cinematic rides I've taken in 2014, but for all the wrong reasons.
As most horror movies start, we meet a scientist named Dr. Andover (Englund) who wants to help the world with his newest invention. »
- Matt Donato
12 November 2014 5:53 PM, PST | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
Yesterday, we gave you a look at the cover art for the third issue of Deadly Magazine and we're back with multiple preview pages, including a tease of our tribute to the work of Wes Craven. Issue #3 features an exclusive interview with Robert Englund and our spotlight on some of Craven's more obscure titles, including Shocker and The People Under the Stairs.
Deadly Magazine #3 also puts a spotlight on the Batman TV series' recent Blu-ray & DVD release, with comments from Adam West, Burt Ward, and Julie Newmar. For those following the Batman comic book series, we catch up with Scott Snyder, who teases the return of The Joker.
Heather Wixson's retrospective series continues with Demon Knight and we also have features for The Blair Witch Project, Marvel's Phase 3 plans, and more. We encourage Daily Dead readers check out the Deadly Magazine site and support us by »
- Jonathan James
12 November 2014 6:52 AM, PST | shocktillyoudrop.com | See recent shocktillyoudrop news »
When you hear the name Freddy Krueger, the first thing that comes to mind is most likely another name: Robert Englund.
One of the things that makes Freddy unique in the world of horror villains is that he was always played by Englund, in each and every film of the original Nightmare on Elm Street franchise - and even in Freddy's long awaited cinematic battle with Jason Voorhees. Well, for the most part, at least...
The post 8 Times Freddy Krueger Wasn't Played by Robert Englund in the Nightmare on Elm Street Films appeared first on Shock Till You Drop. »
- Ryan Turek
11 November 2014 5:32 PM, PST | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
Our main focus on Daily Dead may be horror, but we cover all things genre on Deadly Magazine and the issue #3 cover features Adam West and Burt Ward from the Batman TV series.
Deadly Magazine issue #3 includes a look at the Batman TV series making its way to Blu-ray & DVD, with comments from Adam West, Burt Ward, and Julie Newmar on the new release. For those following the Batman comic book series, we catch up with Scott Snyder, who teases the return of The Joker.
This issue is also dedicated to the work of Wes Craven, with an exclusive interview with Robert Englund and our spotlight on some of Craven's more obscure titles, including Shocker and The People Under the Stairs. Heather Wixson's retrospective series continues with Demon Knight and we also have features for The Blair Witch Project, Marvel's Phase 3 plans, and more. Be on the »
- Jonathan James
10 November 2014 11:00 AM, PST | Moviefone | See recent Moviefone news »
The slasher movie, if we'll admit it to ourselves, is about our fears of teen sexuality. Whether you're a teen made nervous by your own hormones or a parent afraid of what trouble those hormones will get your kid into, the slasher-movie villain is your fears made flesh. But with the release 30 years ago this week (November 9, 1984) of Wes Craven's "A Nightmare on Elm Street," the slasher film entered a new dimension.
With the creation of Freddy Krueger (played indelibly by Robert Englund), who could kill teens in their dreams, the slasher villain proved there was no place that was safe, not even the subconscious.
In retrospect, the genre may have peaked with the release of this film; after all, how many other slasher villains since have been anywhere near as memorable? Unlike his predecessors, Jason Voorhees (of the "Friday the 13th" movies) and Michael Myers (of the "Halloween »
- Gary Susman
10 November 2014 7:30 AM, PST | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »
The mad doctor will see you now at Anchor Bay Entertainment's Fear Clinic, and Fangoria.com has the perfect prescription for you with these exclusive images from the new horror thriller, starring genre faves Robert Englund, Thomas Dekker, Fiona Dourif and Slipknot's Corey Taylor. In addition, the film's writer/director, Robert Hall (pictured below, behind the scenes […] »
- Fangoria Staff
7 November 2014 12:18 PM, PST | DailyDead | See recent DailyDead news »
Patients don't see Dr. Andover for a typical check-up. They instead pay the good doctor a visit to face their phobias in the Fear Chamber, a device that forces you to face your worst nightmares. Due out in early 2015 from Anchor Bay Entertainment, Fear Clinic had its world premiere at Screamfest in late October, and it will play as the opening night feature next Thursday at the New York City Horror Film Festival.
"Thursday, November 13th, 2014
Fear Clinic Opening Night Screening at NYC HorrorFest
7:30Pm – NYC Premiere Screening (after Short Films presentations starting at 7pm)
Tribeca Theatres
54 Varick Street (at Laight)
New York, NY 10013
(212) 941-2001
Fear Clinic will be released by Anchor Bay Entertainment in early 2015."
"When trauma-induced phobias begin to re-emerge in five survivors a year after their horrifying tragedy, they return to the "Fear Clinic," hoping to find the answers they need to get cured. »
- Derek Anderson
7 November 2014 11:00 AM, PST | EW.com - PopWatch | See recent EW.com - PopWatch news »
In honor of Supernatural's 200th episode, EW took a quick trip down the road so far. And by quick, we mean that we ranked every episode of Supernatural ever. From Sam and Dean's first battle against the Woman in White to Sam's recent rescue of Demon Dean, we left nothing out, and we're pretty sure it was just as difficult as that one time that Sam and Dean stopped the apocalypse. If you're looking for our Top 40 picks, check out gallery No. 1, and for our Worst 10, head here. For everything in between, scroll down, relive the memories (and »
- Samantha Highfill and Jonathon Dornbush
7 November 2014 8:46 AM, PST | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
Tom Jolliffe on the glorious year of 1984….
Whatever you may think of as the golden age of cinema, few can deny that the 80s brought about a fantastic array of classic and cult films. Anyone of a certain age may look back at a period of cinema, from growing up, with misty eyes and great fondness. With the recent 30 year anniversary re-release of Ghostbusters, now seems a good time to take a step back 30 years to 1984. This was a year when bustin made us feel good, when an Austrian cyborg promised to be back, where we turned it up to eleven, waxed on and off, and when Elm street gave us nightmares.
Taking a look back over the films on release that year and it seems that cinema goers were spoilt rotten. Ghostbusters was a blockbuster spectacular. A film which appealed to a broad spectrum. It had the ghosts and ghouls to transfix children, »
- Gary Collinson
6 November 2014 10:46 AM, PST | GeekTyrant | See recent GeekTyrant news »
Hollywood is full of all kinds of fun and interesting stories, and I have a bit of trivia here that you may have never heard before. In an interview with Yahoo, Robert Englund, the actor who famously played Freddy Krueger the A Nightmare on Elm Street films, shared the story of how he helped Mark Hamill land the role of Luke Skywalker in Star Wars.
Englund explained that his early career and Hamill's road to Star Wars started out with Englund auditioning for a surfer role in Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now. The actor didn't get the part because he was too old for the role, but Coppola thought he might be right for another part in a film being directed by his good friend George Lucas. So an audition was set up for Englund to audition for the part of Han Solo. He didn't fit the role though »
- Joey Paur
5 November 2014 12:27 PM, PST | cinemablend.com | See recent Cinema Blend news »
Remember that old SNL sketch with Kevin Spacey where different actors you'd never think of are trying out for iconic roles in Star Wars? If there was a sequence with Spacey acting out the role of Han Solo as played by Robert Englund, it probably would have been played for laughs and everyone would have laughed along with it. Who'd have thought the man who eventually invaded our nightmares as Freddy Krueger in A Nightmare On Elm Street would have ever had a shot at playing a scruffy looking nerf herder? Well you can stop laughing now, because not only did this happen, Mark Hamill would have never gotten his start without it. Yahoo recently interviewed Englund about his iconic career, as part of their ongoing Role Recall series. In the first part of their two-part interview, the actor recalls two parts he tried out for in the early days »
5 November 2014 1:30 AM, PST | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - Movie News news »
Aussie horror The Babadook, which is currently in UK cinemas and reaches the Us next week, is one of the scariest films of the year. Like a lot of the best fear-flicks, much of its ability to terrify comes down to one truly creepy kid.
In director Jennifer Kent's harrowing debut, six-year-old Samuel (Noah Wiseman) discovers a book called Mister Babadook, which just so happens to coincide with creepy occurrences at home that his mother (Essie Davis) blames on Samuel's overactive imagination. If we reveal any more, we'll ruin the film's surprises, but suffice to say that Samuel's behaviour is every bit as unnerving as the monster that could be lurking in his house.
He's not the only movie kid putting us off parenthood for life. Also responsible for giving Digital Spy a severe case of paedophobia (or fear of children) are these terrifying tots...
1. Gage Creed (Pet Sematary, »
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Guidebook author offers 5 favorite peak scrambles in Washington
Here's the first in an occasional series of interviews with authors of new Northwest guidebooks, spotlighting some of the author's favorite spots.
Seattle Times staff reporter
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Peggy Goldman, the third woman to summit the 100 highest peaks in Washington, has advice on how to catch all the breathtaking mountain views: Learn how to scramble.
"You can get to almost every peak using the scrambling routes without having to carry all that climbing gear," said Goldman, whose guidebook "Washington Scrambles, Selected Nontechnical Ascents" (Mountaineers Books, second edition, $24.95), is out this month.
But you have to be prepared and be in shape. A physician at Group Health, Goldman offers this fitness test: Try to hike up Mount Si in North Bend, a four-mile hike with 3,800 feet of elevation gain, in under 2½ hours.
If you can do that, here are five scrambles Goldman suggests for spring.
1. Lichtenberg Mountain, Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest (8 miles, 2,000 feet elevation gain. 7 hours. Best time: March-October)
Road access to the trailhead is clear, which isn't the case with most mountains this time of year. It's good for a short day of scrambling. On your way to the summit, you can walk around Lake Valhalla and stare into the cliffy west face of Lichtenberg. Start at Smithbrook Trail.
2. Bills Peak, Bean Peak and Volcanic Neck, Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest (11 miles, 4,900 feet elevation gain. 11 hours. Best time: May-October)
It's another safe drive up without having to worry about icy roads. But it's a challenging scramble with loose rocks in many spots. Helmet advised. A multitude of trails intersect the area and you can combine these peaks into a loop.
3. Hemlock Peak, Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest (8 miles, 3,300 feet elevation gain. 9 hours. Best time: May-October)
The scramble starts at Denny Creek trail, one of the most family-friendly trails in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. In the summer, the main attraction is a natural waterslide where the creek flows over a rock face. Families love to cool off in the water during the summer. June is a good month to scramble since most of the trails are clear and the snow is consolidating, thus less chance of an avalanche. Start on Denny Creek Trail 1014.
4. Mount Wow, Mount Rainier National Park (9 miles, 4,400 feet elevation gain. 10 hours. Best time: April-October)
"Wow" is what scramblers might say when they see the breathtaking sight of Mount Rainier while scrambling up the southwestern edge of the park. Mount Wow is also a good winter scramble since you can get to the peak any time of year on the Boundary Trail.
5. Mount St. Helens, Gifford Pinchot National Forest (12 miles, 5,800 feet elevation gain. 12 hours. Best time: April-June)
It's a perennial favorite. It's a hike when the snow is gone. But early in the season, most trails here are covered with snow. So you have to use navigational skills and snow skills, qualifying it as a scramble. Bring snowshoes.
The Worm Flows Climbing Route, from the Marble Mountain Sno-Park, is the best, most-direct early-season route to the summit. "You can get up to the crater, and if you're careful, you can look over the lips into the crater, which is an incredible experience," Goldman says. "It's like being on another planet. It's really beautiful."
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Its been more than a month since I turned the last page in
, yet I still remain unconvinced that the novelDennings 13th in the Galaxy Far, Far Awayreally signals the retirement of Luke, Leia, and Han. Or at least, I kind of hope it doesnt.
Lets start with the positives. First, nobody fundamentally important to the Star Wars universe dies. There are disappointing books, and then there are disappointing books in which one of the beloved figures from the Original Trilogy bites the dust. This book thankfully avoids the latter category.
Secondly, in spite of being a book about Luke, Leia, and Han, Denning creates and gives voice to some fascinating characters. Omad Kaeg is hard not to like; he may be cocky to a fault and incredibly naïve, but his heart is in the right place, and throughout the story I couldnt help but picturing him as the son that Han would have always wanted (at least, the son without the force baggage who gets killed by his sister.) Then theres Dena Yos, whose internal struggle to exert a sense of free will against the determinism programmed into her as a biot creation of the Qreph brothers cant help but solicit mixed feelings from the reader. On one hand, I wanted to hate her. On another, I couldnt help but sympathize with her struggle for identity. Human, she may not be, but theres a sense that her struggle against deterministic forces mirrors that of the human condition.
Finally, the book is not a bad read. What do I mean by that? Well, theres an aura of mystery which builds throughout the early chapters, especially as it relates to who the real villains are. Having been left disappointed at the apparent lack of resolution from the
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series, the reveal of Savara Raine as Vestara Khai was welcomed, and it was done in a manner I dont think readers will initially suspect. Likewise, the slow building of the plotline to embrace the Mortis story arc that was left unresolved in
gave me reason to continue reading, and kept me glued to each page as I eagerly soaked up hints to whether or not Luke was actually going to uncover the home of the Celestials.
Those hopes were dashed, however, in what I can only describe as frustrating details as they related to the villains and the plot itself. Denning is a master at working references from across the Star Wars universe into his works, and at first, the idea of Columi villains seemed like a welcomed break from the Vampirish menace of Aboloth cultivated throughout the
Fate of the Jedi
series. Yet as the novel progressed, I couldnt help but find Marvid and Craitheus Qreph laughable and just out of place in the Star Wars universe. Their mode of communication and transportwhich Denning identifies as Power Bodies was difficult to picture and without a visual basis in previous EU Literature, my mind just kept flashing back to Brain from Pinky and the Brain. That they could wreck such havoc, including incinerating tens of thousands of beings in a strike on Landos mining facility, only added to the disjointed perception of goofy yet brilliant business executive terrorists.
It is this inability to place Marvid and Craitheus within the Star Wars universe that betrays my greater umbrage with the novel. A decade removed from the high space opera which encompasses much of
Star By Star
, Denning has turned increasingly towards, for lack of a better description, a sense of force mysticism in his novels. When it comes to the actual plot, this reliance has a tendency to obscure the action in an awkward sense of the phantasmagorical. Dont get me wrong, I very much enjoy and appreciate characters and storylines driven my spiritual motives, but since when did raw force energy cause Han Solo to sprout horns after getting an arm shot off? Or, for that matter, to cause a Mandalorian commando to suddenly become a meth-infused force junkie? In fact, the battle scene within the Base Prime force nexus was almost impossible to picture, as the reader is left with a convoluted description of force-lightning barrages set amidst some kind of mystical forest. Add in the fact that each character can sustain more damage than a Duke Nukem with the cheat codes on, and yes, the novels climax did seem a tad unrealistic (even for the Star Wars universe). But mostly, it just left me with a lingering sense of ending from where I started from. Vestara gets away in Ship, Luke and Ben uncover another mysterious force beacon in a backwater galactic wilderness, and one the galaxy ends up down a few Mandalorians. I mean seriously, havent we seen this all before?
Despite my complaints about Dennings force-battle imagery and regardless of my frustration with how the story seemed to act as a dead-weight extension of the
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On Not Feeling Connected to Your Baby
By JennaHatfield on August 31, 2013
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I am sometimes struck by one very vivid memory of being pregnant with my firstborn, riding home from the ultrasound with the woman who would eventually become my daughter's mother. My daughter was kicking my bladder and ribs and everything she could so fiercely. My daughter's potential adoptive mom asked if she could touch my belly, I agreed, and as she did... my daughter stopped moving. I watched as my daughter's potential mom's face fell. She longed for some kind of connection. It made me sad for her.
I had similar feelings when I first began to feel the kicks of our oldest son long before my husband could feel the flutters on the outside. Being my second pregnancy, I was able to feel those kicks much earlier this time around -- even though, let's face it: they kind of feel like gas bubbles at first! I would grab his hand as he sat next to me on the couch, slam it on to my belly, and hold my breath. Nothing. Nada. He'd just look at me with his eyebrow arched and a look on his face that said, "Oh, my crazy pregnant lady." Until he finally got kicked right in the face, that is. Then he got it.
I read Lindsay's post at Making Lucky Number Seven and wondered if my daughter's mom and my husband felt similarly to the way she feels while her partner Andrea carries their baby. Did they really long for that connection? Did they ever feel jealous that they weren't as attached -- literally or figuratively -- to the baby as I was? Her words pulled at my heartstrings as I thought of my past pregnancies and the ways we tried to connect those in our lives to the babies.
I am not going to deny there have been moments and days where I have been jealous. Though it has taken a different form than I ever thought it would. I want to be pregnant with *this* baby, our baby. Not just generically pregnant, though I don't think I would turn that down either, but I don't get the opportunity to know our baby in the same way Andrea does. This is what causes me to be jealous. Not the kicks I miss out on, though that would be cool too, not the attention from others (though being ignored kind of sucks), its just the fact that I will never know a piece of my child that Andrea knows so innately now.
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You can follow along with the rest of their pregnancy journey. I'd love to know if you felt that way if you didn't conceive and carry your babies -- either via adoption, surrogacy, stepparenting, or because your partner carried the pregnancy. Is there a way to forge a connection if you aren't pregnant? What did you do?
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Review: Natural DHEA and Topamax
This review analyzes the effectiveness and drug interactions between Natural DHEA and Topamax. It is created by eHealthMe based on reports of 14 people who take the same drugs from FDA and social media, and is updated regularly.
You are not alone: join a mobile support group for people who take Natural DHEA and Topamax >>>
What are the drugs
Natural dhea (latest outcomes from 103 users) has active ingredients of wild yam. It is often used in testosterone.
Topamax (latest outcomes from 24,565 users) has active ingredients of topiramate. It is often used in migraine.
On Nov, 1, 2014: 14 people who take Natural DHEA, Topamax are studied
Drug combinations in study:
- Natural DHEA (wild yam)
- Topamax (topiramate)
Drug effectiveness over time :
|< 1 month
|1 - 6 months
|6 - 12 months
|1 - 2 years
|2 - 5 years
|5 - 10 years
|10+ years
|not specified
|Natural DHEA is effective
(0 of 1 people)
|Topamax is effective
(0 of 1 people)
Most common drug interactions over time * :
|< 1 month
|1 - 6 months
|6 - 12 months
|1 - 2 years
|2 - 5 years
|5 - 10 years
|10+ years
|not specified
|Rectal Haemorrhage
|Sinus Headache
Drug effectiveness by gender :
|Natural DHEA is effective
(0 of 1 people)
|Topamax is effective
(0 of 1 people)
Most common drug interactions by gender * :
|Disturbance In Attention
|Intervertebral Disc Displacement
|Sleep Apnoea Syndrome
|Neck Pain
|Swollen Tongue
|Tardive Dyskinesia
|Emotional Disorder
|Spinal Osteoarthritis
|Adenoma Benign
|Sinus Headache
Drug effectiveness by age :
|Natural DHEA is effective
(0 of 1 people)
|Topamax is effective
(0 of 1 people)
Most common drug interactions by age * :
|Neck Pain
|Loss Of Consciousness
|Abnormal Dreams
|Drug Toxicity
|Intervertebral Disc Displacement
|Oedema Peripheral
|Drug Effect Prolonged
|Weight Decreased
|Sinus Headache
|Drug Administration Error
|Spinal Osteoarthritis
|Rectal Haemorrhage
* Some reports may have incomplete information.
How to use the study: print a copy of the study and bring it to your health teams to ensure drug risks and benefits are fully discussed and understood.
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- Personalize this study to your gender and age
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Can you answer these questions (Ask a question):
- Can mrsa cause chronic intestinal pseudo obstruction?
(Asked by a 39 year old woman who has Adhesion, Chronic Intestinal Pseudo-obstruction, MRSA Infection, Upper GI And Small Bowel Series, and takes Atropine, Mebeverine Hydrochloride, Lactulose, Diclofenac Sodium And Misoprostol, Topiramate, Morphine, Vancomycin Hcl)
I had a small bowel obstruction caused by adhesions from an appendectomy carried out 20yrs previously and had grumbling pain ever since but been labelled a malingerer by my family GP until one day at work when I started with terrible tummy ache and sickness like I'd never known, fetching up bile wit ...
- Does topamax effect sexual desire and cause weight gain
(Asked by a 45 year old woman who has Migraine With Aura, Seizure - Absence, and takes Topamax)
I have taken topamax for 10 years and have been gaining weight steadily every year. My doctor says the medication is not the reason because Topamax causes people to loose weight. I have also voiced my concerns to him that since I started taking this medication I have no desire for sex. He says th ...
- Omeprazole or pantoprazole?
(Asked by a 39 year old woman who has Hormone Level Nos Abnormal, Hypothyroidism, Tinnitus, Migraine With Aura, Blood Pressure Fluctuation, Insomnia, Ulcer - Stomach, and takes Lasix, Topamax, Levothyroxine Thyroid, Inderal, Pantoprazole)
I take an oral contraceptive, Diane-35 ED, which is not in the list of drugs to choose from on this site. Recently, the medication I was taking for my stomach ulcer (Omeprazole) became unavailable in my country of residence and was replaced by Patoprazole. I started taking it yesterday morning a ...
- Has anyone been prescribed methotrexate for granuloma annulare?
(Asked by a 59 year old woman who has Hypothyroidism, Granuloma Annulare, and takes Topamax, Calcium , Vitamin D, Zetia, Effexor Xr, Levoxyl)
I have had GA for 2 years now, however it has gotten progressively worse the past 6 months. It has now spread over 80% of my body. I am seeing an Endocrinologist next week as I believe my thyroid may play a big role in this. My Regular Dr. suggested I speak to Endocrinologist about a drug called Met ...
- Cranberry juice making percocet not show up in a uv test.
(Asked by a 40 year old woman who has Anxiety Disorder, Panic Attacks, Depression, Chroic Pain, and takes Trazodone Hydrochloride, Naproxen, Percocet, Paxil, Lorazepam, Topamax)
Had gotting Kidney Stones and had been drinking about 3 gallons of cranberry juice and bunch of water and went in for a ut test and it came back neg for percocet. I always take my pills but don't alway take them at the right time cause sometimes i have to drive my niece so i wouldn't take them when ...
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(Posted by a 51 year old man who has Blood Urea Increased, and takes Topamax)
I was on Topamax to lose weight. It worked for me, I lost weight but my blood urea increased. I have to stop taking it.
- Massive aggression within first 4 days at 50mg
(Posted by a 34 year old woman who has Crying Fits, Pins And Needles Feet, Pins And Needles Hands, Aggression, and takes Topamax)
am only taking 50mg and have only been taking it for 4 days(this is the evening of the 4th day)as a preventative for migraine headaches that I have suffered from from 16 years. I have had pins and needles in my hands and feet as well as spontaneous crying fits since day 2 and Major aggression since ...
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(Posted by a 53 year old woman who has Flaxseed Oil, Daily Vitamin, Dry Heaves, Dizziness, Nausea, Chills, Sinus Headache, Nightmares - Repeated, and takes Ginger, Venlafaxine Hydrochloride, Topiramate, Lamotrigine)
Velafaxine 150 mg. 1 per day. In process of switching from Topiramate 50 mg. 1 pill in morning & one at night (going off of this because of kidney stones) Was on this medication approximately 10 years. Lamotrigine 2 25mg pills in morning and 2 - 25 mg. pills at night. On the 3rd day of ...
- Psychosis, weight loss and topamax
(Posted by a 56 year old woman who has Brain Hemorrhage, Anxiety Disorder, Depression, Partial Seizures, and takes Zoloft, Klonopin, Topamax)
I had a brain hemorrhage in my occipital lobe. It left me with with a partial seizure disorder. The seizures would interrupt my ability to see. I was trying different anti-seizure medication and they all made me more tired and more depressed. My neurologist decided to try topamax. On topamax I ...
- Eczema and birth control-microgestin
(Posted by a 29 year old woman who has Eczema, and takes Imitrex, Westcort, Kenalog, Garcinia Cambogia, Singulair, Ultracet, Baclofen, Percocet, Naproxen, Topamax, Lamotrigine, Seroquel, Microgestin Fe 1/20)
I started getting eczema over the last year and recently decided it may be from the birth control as well, which I started taking @ 2 months before I got the eczema and skin started breaking out...weight gain, etc. I am on singulair, westcort cream, moisture/kenalog, exederm cream, cerevue wash, cet ...
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Complete drug side effects:
Natural Dhea side effects reported by 51 people (updated 3 weeks ago)
Topamax side effects reported by 22,540 people (updated 4 weeks ago)
Natural Dhea side effects reported by 51 people (updated 3 weeks ago)
Topamax side effects reported by 22,540 people (updated 4 weeks ago)
On eHealthMe, Natural Dhea (wild yam) is often used to treat testosterone. Topamax (topiramate) is often used to treat migraine. Find out below the conditions the drugs are used for, how effective they are, and any alternative drugs that you can use to treat those same conditions.
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Comments: Just started Prozac 4 weeks ago with no side effects. Became ill with UTI, doctor prescribed Bactrim & Phenergan. Within a day, I had severe muscle rigidity in my jaw, neck, shoulders & abdomen. It was not like a "leg cramp" and nothing I have ever experienced. I stopped taking the Prozac and th ...
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- A study of drug interactions between Omeprazole, Trazodone Hydrochloride, Wellbutrin Xl, Norco, Simvastatin, Tricor, Lisinopril, Metformin, Gabapentin, Phentermine, Topiramate for a patient with Acid Reflux, Depression, Pain, High Blood Cholesterol And Triglycerides, High Blood Pressure, Diabetes Mellitus Non-insulin-dependent, Inflammatory Pain, Weight Loss. The patient has Hair Loss
Comments: I had some hair thinning over the past 10+ years and was told it was due to HBP and medications. Since taking phentermine and topiramate for weight loss along with the other meds hair loss has tripled at a radical rate. I stopped taking topiramate about a month ago and still the hair keeps falling ...
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As you can see, it co-stars Billy Crystal, Johnny Knoxville, Rebel Wilson, the BAFTA newcomer-nominated Juno Temple, James Marsden, James Caan and Dolph Lundgren, and, judging purely on the "is he OK?" gag alone, looks like it'd be worth a squizz.
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More subway trains, streetcars and buses will be plying Toronto streets next week as the TTC begins to roll out service increases to meet unexpectedly high demand.
Thirty-four routes will have shorter wait times, starting Sept. 3, including the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line, the 504 King streetcar, and the 320 Yonge bus.
Additional service will be added at times that are currently busy, which vary depending on the route.
Changes come after the TTC announced it expects 512 million rides this year, up from initial projections of 503 million, which will boost revenue $9 million over budget. The additional services cost $2.1 million.
"There will be less waiting time, less overcrowding," said TTC spokesperson Danny Nicholson. "We need the extra service to meet demand."
The TTC always changes schedules in the fall as people shift from summer activities to school and work, but the additional money this year allows for more service increases than usual, said Nicholson.
Wait times for the 6 Bay bus from Edward St. to Union Station will be reduced from 6 minutes, 30 seconds to 3 minutes, 15 seconds, said Nicholson.
Subway trains will arrive 14 seconds earlier during midday from Monday to Friday on the Yonge-University-Spadina line. And waits for the King streetcar will be 15 seconds shorter at certain times.
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Heartland New Zealand continues to back National, the latest Fairfax Media-Ipsos poll reveals.
The poll has National on 46.2 per cent, Labour on 34.4, and the next closest party, the Greens, on 10.5 per cent. None of the other minor parties crossed the five per cent threshold for winning seats in Parliament.
The poll questioned 1062 voters and a breakdown of regions showed Northland, the rural belt in the middle of the North Island and also the upper South Island were where National polled strongest.
National's support in Marlborough, Nelson, Tasman and the West Coast was around 53 per cent, compared with 31.7 per cent for Labour.
In Northland, it polled 57.3 per cent, compared with 18.4 per cent for Labour, and in rural parts of the middle of the North Island it polled at 62.6 per cent, with just 12.8 per cent for Labour.
Labour and National were closest in Auckland, the Bay of Plenty and Wellington though there was no region where Labour polled more than National.
But the poll also revealed that when asked to make trade-offs between conflicting goals, voters tended toward policies that were more in line with Labour's current policy mix than National's - despite the gap between the two parties.
When asked to choose whether it was more desirable for the government to make 100,000 affordable homes available, or whether the housing market should be left to its own devices, 65.1 per cent favoured the Government intervening.
Voters also rejected overseas investment as a strategy for boosting the economy and were prepared to accept more government debt as the price of protecting state-owned assets.
But when asked whether we should be doing more about climate change, most voters believed the economy was more important and we were too small to make much difference anyway.
People were also strongly opposed to the government investing more in social services, agreeing instead that there was already too much waste.
The poll continues a story of slowly improving fortunes for Labour, but National continues to poll just below the level at which it won the 2011 election.
If NZ First crosses the five per cent threshold on election night, it, or the Maori Party could hold the balance of power and decide the next government.
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Bounce TV Celebrates First Birthday
Bounce TV (www.bouncetv.com) -- The nation's first-ever broadcast television network designed for African-American audiences -- will turn one on Sept. 26 and its first year on-the-air has been overwhelmingly successful, with accelerated growth and expansion among station groups and distribution, advertisers and viewers alike. In celebrating its flourishing first year on the air, Bounce TV today announced:
· The network is in the final stages of discussions with Nielsen and anticipates having national Nielsen ratings in the fourth quarter of this year.
· Toyota and Nissan, both first year advertisers on the network, have renewed sponsorship agreements while General Motors and Chrysler will become sponsors for year two.
· Its first motion picture licensing agreement with Lionsgate(R) (NYSE: LGF), a leading diversified global entertainment company, that will bring a package of African American-skewing Lionsgate movies to the network. Among the titles: Halle Berry's Academy Award (R)-winning performance in the highly-acclaimed Monster's Ball; Cuba Gooding, Jr. in Boat Trip and Murder of Crows; the inspirational story Pride starring Terrence Howard and Bernie Mac and more.
· A sports rights renewal agreement with Urban Sports Entertainment Group (USEG) to televise both football and basketball games from the nation's largest African American athletic conference, the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA.) Bounce TV will air the CIAA Championship football game and select quarter- and semi- final CIAA tournament basketball games as part of the agreement. The first CIAA football game Bounce TV will televise will be Sat. Oct. 6 as Elizabeth City State takes on Virginia State.
· WXYZ-TV, one of the leading ABC affiliates in the country and Detroit's #1 rated television station, will launch Bounce TV on Weds. Sept. 26, the network's official first birthday.
· Bounce TV will be launched on FOX-owned MyNetworkTV sub channels in Phoenix, Minneapolis and Orlando by October 2012. FOX Television Stations already carries Bounce TV in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas and Baltimore. FTS first debuted digital over-the-air subchannels with Bounce programming in February 2012.
In just 12 months on the air, Bounce TV:
· Is already seen in 80% of African American homes, 17 of the top 20 African American DMAs and over 60% of U.S. television households.
· Has agreements with most major station groups, including: Raycom Media; FOX Television Stations, Gannett Broadcasting; E.W. Scripps Television Station Group; Lenfest Broadcasting; LIN TV Corp.; Nexstar Communications; Belo Corp. and Meredith Broadcasting.
· Acquired motion picture rights from most major studios, including: The Walt Disney Studios; Paramount Pictures; Miramax; MGM Domestic Television Distribution; NBCUniversal Domestic Television Distribution; Sony Pictures Television; Warner Bros. and now Lionsgate.
· Produced three original series; carried live sporting events; celebrated Black History Month with a line-up of powerful documentaries; aired special memorial tributes to African American entertainment figures Whitney Houston, Donna Summer and Don Cornelius and more.
"I am very proud of our network and the amazing growth it has enjoyed. Bounce TV's rapid expansion validates the need for free programming for our under-served community," said Martin Luther King III, a member of Bounce TV's Board of Directors.
"Bounce TV's dramatic success is directly linked to the tremendous broadcast partners and supportive sponsors we have and we thank them all for their enormous confidence and their valued partnership," commented Jonathan Katz, Bounce TV's Chief Operating Officer.
Bounce TV's move to national ratings within just one year of existence is considered rare among television networks. Yet Bounce TV affiliates have racked up impressive local viewership and have seen Bounce TV rated higher than numerous well-established cable networks and equal-to or out-performing several competing broadcast outlets on a consistent basis.
"We're confident that the local market viewership success we've seen through our affiliates will translate equally well nationally," said Katz.
Bounce TV targets African Americans primarily between the ages of 25-54 with a programming mix of theatrical motion pictures, live sports, documentaries, specials, inspirational faith-based programs, off-net series and now original series. Bounce TV airs twenty four hours a day, seven days a week on the digital signals of local television stations. Martin Luther King III and Ambassador Andrew Young are among the Founding Group and Board of Directors of Bounce TV. Bounce TV is majority African American-owned. Toyota USA is the signature sponsor of the network.
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A blueprint set to combat Australia's workforce shortage of nurses, including mental health nurses, is expected to be released within months.
Australian Nursing Federation federal secretary Lee Thomas said the union had been involved in Health Workforce Australia plans to find solutions to the "myriad" of problems facing recruitment and retention in Australia's nursing sector.
"I think particularly there are a range of factors that impact on nurses generally and that certainly includes mental health nurses," Ms Thomas said.
"There are issues of shortage and that group of workers is not exempt from the shortage."
Ms Lee said the average age of mental health nurses posed a major challenge.
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Ms Lee said Health Workforce Australia was working to develop solutions to help ease the workforce shortage.
"Health Workforce Australia is doing a lot of work around the nursing challenges of recruitment and retention," she said.
"We are going to start to see the end of that work and future plans in the next few months.
"I think it's going to be targeting nurses generally but we know that mental health nurses would be a part of those plans in the future.
"Shortages are a problem in some areas, and in some states more than others, and certainly in rural and remote areas.
"We are working closely with the Federal Government and closely with Health Workforce Australia to work through the issues and put in place a plan for the future."
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