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Special Sundae Treat- Sammur-amat's Sunday FeaturePLEASE this feature and these wonderful works of art, thank you!The amount of artistic talent here on dA has always amazed me, I feel like it should be a privilege to be able to feature such amazing pieces as these. Therefore, without further ado this Sunday's SpecialsLiterature Found Poetry:Plus two lovely, lovely collaborations at hand: Digital ArtFoot Wrestle by solfieri I :heart: U by meago This Hour Weighs 2000 Years by KristinaGehrmannArtisan CraftsDragonfly's playground 2 by Faeriedivine Wing Compass Key by KeypersCove Cupid Steampunk Necklace by Pinkabsinthe ANDPLEASE DO CHECK OUT THE LOVELY :iconcrossing-ariel:'s JOURNAL AND I HOPE YOU SUPPORT THE CAUSE AS WELL:
WRITTEN IN THE STARS- A PROSE 'N POETRY CONTESTWRITTEN IN THE STARS- :iconnew--plz:CONTEST CLOSED WITH A WHOPPING 58 ENTRIES !! YOU GUYS ARE INCREDIBLE!!- A PROSE AND POETRY CONTESTGUYS PLEASE STICK TO WESTERN ZODIACYOU CAN FIND ALL THE SUBMITTED ENTRIES IN THE >>STARS CONTEST ENTRIES<< FOLDERSO EXCITED TO BE RECEIVING YOUR PIECES SOON! <3 I kindly ask if anyone is willing to donate for this contest:SEEKING BOTH POINT AND PRIZE DONATIONS PLEASE <3GUYS WHAT I URGENTLY NEED NOW IS --- 1 MORE 3 MONTH SUBSCRIPTION DONATION FOR THE PROSE WINNER AND--- 2 MORE 3 MONTH OR 1 6 MONTH SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE POETRY WINNERPLZPLZPLZOnly if you can, do DONATE POINTS TO DIRECTLY TO ME OR TO MY DONATION POOL PLZ. I ALSO NEED
Sundae Treat- Sammur-amat's Sunday Feature + MOARPLEASE this feature and these wonderful works of art, thank you!The amount of artistic talent here on dA has always amazed me, I feel like it should be a privilege to be able to feature such amazing pieces as these. Therefore, without further ado this Sunday's SpecialsLITERATUREPoetry :thumb315162883: Clovelly Beach by anapests-and-inkProseEscape Velocity by SilverInkblot liar by silklilies dfc 12-6: monotetra by deinktvis The Pull by SkysongMASolstice by disrhythmic Words I Wish Existed by linaket alpenglow by ohsostarryeyed Hayling (Teaser) by NichrysalisTRADITIONAL ARTAtargatis by PinkParasol White Roses by georgeayers2000 Palette 2006 by HeatherHorton Clouded pastels by Sarahharas07under the tree by kim-hee-kyoung :thumb253482186: Marilyn Monroe, the third by Hongmin Spacer by modliszqaTiger's Baby by JasminaSusak Tangles in the Night by whiteflyinglizard Exchange by rodluff The Drunken Beauty by cantieuhyTHE UNEXPECTED LOVE CONTEST'S WINNING PIECES<
Sundae Treat- Sammur-amat's Sunday Feature + MOARPLEASE this feature and these wonderful works of art, thank you!The amount of artistic talent here on dA has always amazed me, I feel like it should be a privilege to be able to feature such amazing pieces as these. Therefore, without further ado this Sunday's Specials2013 AND A TIME MACHINE WINNERSPoetry 1st place 2nd place 3rd place Prose 1st place 2nd place 3rd place :thumb34
Special Sundae Treat- Sammur-amat's Sunday FeaturePLEASE this feature and these wonderful works of art, thank you!The amount of artistic talent here on dA has always amazed me, I feel like it should be a privilege to be able to feature such amazing pieces as these. Therefore, without further ado this Sunday's SpecialsLiteraturePoetry Comatose by intricately-ordinary Save it for your Priest by Jaybird101:thumb340407434: My Husband Tried To Make Love To Me by emilygolightly :thumb321960869: Where Spirits Meet by ArthurCrowWhat are you doing? by ExistenceWeSummonYou Totems and Godhood by AzizrianDaoXrak white by antonfrost :thumb341435320:ProseHow one Dead Views the Living by Somnolent-Droid Teatime by anapests-and-ink weak willed and weaker breathed by ohsparrowsong Do Not Call Him by otherwiseunbrokeni begin and end with you. by thefireflyliberation Infinite Infinitesimal Infinities by artistic-foolishness Expunge by autumnlit Flights of Fancy by xlntwtchRed eye by ozzla I build by consolecadet
Sammur-amat's Special Slice of NaPoWriMo PieCOMPLETED:iconbeatingheartplz:Hello to all the lovelies reading this journal right now! Okay so, for those who know, NaPoWriMo or National Poetry Writing Month is about a week away. NaPoWriMo is an event where poets and poet-enthusiasts aim to write a poem a day for the entire 30 days of April. My first NaPoWriMo run was last year and it was so much fun that I know I'll be participating in this annual event for many more years to come.What is this- Sammur-amat's Special Slice of NaPoWriMo Pie -article all about?With this article (which I plan to update every two or three days from now till the end of this year's NaPoWriMo run), I am hoping I will be able to perhaps impart a few words of encouragement, tips and prompts to keep you motivated throughout.Witty words and tinted tips1. Don't psyche yourself out.NaPoWriMo is still a week away and we've already begun cracking our knuckles so no fear, we'll be most surely prepared fo
Sundae Treat- Sammur-amat's Sunday Feature + MOARPLEASE this feature and these wonderful works of art, thank you!The amount of artistic talent here on dA has always amazed me, I feel like it is a privilege to be able to feature such amazing pieces as these. Therefore, without further ado, this Sunday's SpecialsLITERATUREPoetry 13. by sense-and-stupidity :thumb289352749::thumb351412645: coefficient of fiction by toxic-nebulae Of Bliss by Concora and I still keep running into parked cars by Hfeather53Prose:thumb349231213: Waiting for You by SilverInkblot Smokin' by TheMoorMaiden on loving lengthwise by AlloenDreamsWater by otherwiseunbroken Hemispheres apart by ozzla we are all waiting to be found. by momo-madness days by glossolaliasCLAYMATION CONTEST RESULTS 1st Place Framed by BloodshotInk by :devkathrynodrisc
2013 AND A TIME MACHINE- Contest WINNERSAt long last, the time to announce the winners of the new year's contest 2013 AND A TIME MACHINE!Judging the entries took longer than I thought and selecting the winners was very difficult as all the entries were pretty awesome in their own right. Thank you to everybody who participated in this contest, you guys all hold special places in my heart. I wish you all a happy 2013. Winners, kindly expect your prizes from me within the next 24 hours and the prizes offered by our lovely donors hopefully within this week. The PROSE DIVISION winners are:* Drum-roll please*1st Place: Lucky Number by xlntwtch2nd Place: Here On Aisle 8 by travelgirlxx3rd Place:
Special Sundae Treat- Sammur-amat's Sunday FeaturePLEASE this feature and these wonderful works of art, thank you!The amount of artistic talent here on dA has always amazed me, I feel like it should be a privilege to be able to feature such amazing pieces as these. Therefore, without further ado this Sunday's SpecialsLiteraturei. Prose ii. Poetry hypergraphia by consolecadetwaking-cat's morning reflection by Adagiobunny Locked Wrists--Haunted Dreams by TwilightPoetess son by forestmeetwildfire The Day After the Funeral by brassteeth I used to speak French - Je ne parle plus francais by Wordeea Let Me Down Gently by callerofcrows oiseaux oedipaemia by silklilies
Magic of Memories Comp - CLOSED** This competition has now CLOSED.Lit Competition #14 - "The Magic of Memories"I just read through my past journals and it seems this is my 14th lit competition here on DA, and my 17th competition overall, which is jolly! I have obviously been gone a long time so I wanted to meet people from the lit community and get involved again so this seemed like a good idea, plus obviously its almost Christmas so why the hell not!The ThemeThis year I asked my 7 closest friends to write their favourite memory from 2012 on a piece of paper about each of the other 7 (including me). They will all go into envelopes and on New Years Eve each person will get an envelope with these letters from the other 7 people about them. This is a great way to remind you of how far you have come in the past year, remember the best days and nights of that year, to feel loved, and it provides a permanent reminder that you can go back to in twenty years and remember this year. I'm hoping that it'll go
The Literature Community ExperimentThis is a typical example of a BeccaJS shower pondering! The idea of this is to try and bring together as many people as possible all in one journal, but not for the sake of making a big number, but to encourage interaction and share useful tidbits. We often say the "literature community" has drifted apart over the past few years and this is just one attempt to try get people to come back together. It's a little hippy, perhaps a far-fetched idea, which is why I am calling it an "experiment". This could be successful and could be a complete fail- only you guys and your efforts can decide its fate! Wow! The response for this has been HUGE!!! Thank you so much all of you who have participated! Don't forget to add CRLiterature to your watch as well as replying to all these wonderful comments! The Experiment So you may be new to the literature side of deviantART, or you may be one of those long
Write and Revise Contest: Part 1You thought we were going to let you rest after the Summer Contest, huh? Wrong! We're back with a two-parter to hopefully get you both creating and editing, as all good writers must. This contest is brought to you by VertigoArt, who has rejoined the ranks of DLD as our contest and affiliate admin! Please go give him some love.Part 1: Go Wild!The first part of the contest is relatively simple: write something. It can be a journal, a stream of consciousness, a scrap of a poem, an idea you've had for ages or one that comes to you in a burst of inspiration.This part of the contest is open from August 11th to September 11th, 2012 October 11th, 2012.If you need some help getting started check out prompts set up by our affiliate groups, Live-Love-Write listed in their blog here: http://live-love-write.deviantart.com/blog/ and theWrittenRevolution archived here: http://thewrittenrevolution.deviantart.com
Transgressions #3: Truth'Man is not what he thinks he is; he is what he hides.' ― André MalrauxEveryone lies, from little omissions of fact to harmless white lies to full-on deception. We lie to strangers, friends and family, ourselves. Sometimes we don't even know we're doing it. These lies become secrets which eventually become a sort of truth all on their own. We may not even be aware there is a secret there, but it affects us, shapes us, determines events and outcomes far down the line from when the initial thing came into being. '[M]ost people would never know them, but they know there are spaces, gaps where the answers should be, where someone should have sat, where someone used to be. A name that is never uttered, or uttered just once and never again. We all have our secrets.'
30 Writers You Should Discover: Volume XIWhat's This?Below you will find a new assortment of various writers on DeviantART who are worth getting to know. All of their respective galleries are packed full of tremendous works that I enjoy and hope that you will too. And, if there is a writer that may not be listed in this edition, you may wish to read the first
Literature Roadtrip: The Contest! Enter NOW! Yes, you've read correctly my wonderful, beautiful deviants! To end this incredible Literature Roadtrip, I will be hosting a contest! This is the first ever contest that I have ever held, so I'm pretty excited but even more nervous. So, I hope you guys enjoy it! How to Enter:To enter, you must write a poem (of any length) about:Write about your feelings, your emotions, your dreams, your fears, your hopes, your secret desires, anything about yourself. I want you to write a poem about you. I want to see who you are.Be personal, open yourself up! Be as creative as you want, there are no limitations, let the poem reflect who you are. I cannot wait to read your entries!Submit Your Entries To: The new 'Literature Roadtrip Contest' folder at LiteratureRoadtrip. Also, in the description please put: For the Literature Roadtrip
PE: Two Forms, One Theme Contest! Just a reminder there is only ONE day left to submit your poems! Entries are collecting fast so please ensure it is submitted in time if you'd like to be in with a chance! The prizes are FABULOUS so why wouldn't you? Hello all!I hope you all enjoyed our PE week on Poetry Forms! Before I begin divulging our grand finale of the week, I want to share my since thanks to everyone who wrote an article, supported, helped organise and got involved with this week, you guys are really awesome! And since we've got such a nice collection of articles, it would be naughty of us to now ignore them! To celebrate poetry forms week, we have a contest for you!TWO FORMS, ONE THEMEThe contest challenge is simple: Write two poems of the same theme, but use two different fixed forms.Things to consider before writing your poems Do your research into the forms, especially if they're new to you. Check
The Unexpected Love ContestHas someone special that you love surprised, delighted, or changed your life in an unexpected, but joyful way? I want to hear your stories.So Unexpected…One of the best things about finding new love is the excitement and anticipation of the unknown. All of us at one time have felt that exhilarating feeling of unforeseen passion. I want for you to express to me in a poem or short story this unexpected feeling, and what it ultimately means to you. Be as vividly original as you can to make your deviation stand out, but do keep our key elements of what you feel the aspects of "unexpected love" entails as your primary motivation while writing. Your Submission Guidelines: Your submissions must be new deviations entered after today. Please note all of your entries to LadyLincoln marked as: "
Literature DD Roundup- December 2012Greetings everyone!Today is New Years Eve, so before we share the roundup for December, on behalf of the Lit CVs, I wish you all a fantastic 2013!It's been a year of progression for the literature community, one I hope you will all join us on the continued journey for 2013. The community isn't just 4 volunteers, it is ALL OF YOU, and I hope you share your ideas and get involved.December has showcased some fantastic pieces of writing, and because of this we have actually snuck in a few bonus features. On Christmas day, we had 4 Literature DDs and from mid-December onwards we added some extra DDs over the weekend- something which we will now be doing every weekend! (ps. Did anyone notice we'd snuck in some extra DDs lately?)Here is the roundup for December::iconbeccalicious:Features by BeccaJS :thu
ITU Contest: Memories and Resolutions - CLOSED! ITU Contest - Memories and Resolutions UPDATE: Contest Now Closed!!!Hello Members and Visitors!Welcome to InspireTheUninspired's last contest of the year and first contest of the new year! This contest is going to take InspireTheUninspired through this year and into the next so it is only fitting to have a theme to go along with it! With the help of our absolutely fantastic admins and affiliates we have managed to come up with this prize list! So please give our affiliates and donators some love!!! Theme: This contest has the theme of 'Memories and Resolutions'. What are your memories of the year gone? What do you hope to achieve in the new year? We are looking for mostly factual deviations but you may write about fictional situations as well, it won't hinder the way we will judge your piece. Interpret the theme h
Community Project: One-Sentence-At-A-Time [CLOSED] Well, that's a wrap! SCFrankles got in the last word this time. Expect the deviation to be posted sometime tomorrow. Thanks for a smashing success! You've all seen these, I am sure. The idea is one person starts a story with a single sentence. Each participant writes a comment that adds another sentence to continue the story. You can leave as many comments as you'd like, but no two can be back to back. Please make sure you read previous comments so you know what general direction the story is headed. Some ground rules: The story will be written in third person omniscient which allows us to be in any character's head at any time. But try not to do too much jumping as that gets confusing. Absolutely stick to the ONE sentence per comment rule. They can be compound sentences. Let's aim to have this story done by January 5th at 11:59pm Pacific Time. I'll compile all the comments into one
.: A Winter Romance Contest :.A Winter Romance ContestSummer romance's may be fleeting at times, but winter love is where the magic is. There's always something enchanting about the frost on windshields, that fluffy white snow nipping at your mittens and your nose all red before coming inside for some coco and a warm heater (or even better, a good old fashion fireplace). Winter's well known for bringing out the traditions and little children in all of us this time of year.Prompt:It would be simply too easy to tell you to have at writing a Winter Romance without throwing in a twist! You're inclined to write your winter romance and let your imagination's simply go with the flow, but to keep a fairly consistent flow, there's an additional section that you must take into consideration when writing. Your submission must not only focus on a winter romance, but try to also incorporate one of these cryptic ideas (up to author's interpretation):Perfect StrangersNobody's HomeSil
Untitled is just a synonym for lazy.Well, the color poem form I introduced to dA was a rousing success, but interest of late seems to have died down. So I'm back with a new form for you all, something exciting and new, something different, something that I will probably make into a contest once I get some points in the bank. You ready?EDITThere's a group now - feel free to head over to TheTitlePage! We're still in set-up mode, so excuse the plainness for now.Found Poetry Project - Titles as ArtOne of my favorite things about the creative process is coming up with a good title. The title can make or break a piece; it can give context not provided in the piece itself, set a tone or mood, or just give that little extra something you can't put a name on.You know I'm right. How many times have you stumbled into an ordinary piece with a beautifully creative title? And it's not something
Critmas is here! (Last Day!) Today is the LAST DAY for you to get your 12 critiques in! Make sure you leave a comment in this journal linking all your pieces. There's plenty of prizes up for grabs Remember you have until 11:59 PM pst TODAY to complete your critiques! On the first day of Critmas, a deviant gave to me. Back by popular demand, I bring you... The 12 days of CRITMAS challenge! "CRITMAS IS COMING, THE PROSE IS GETTING FAT. OUT COMES THE RED PEN TO GET RID OF THAT!" (Memnalar)Now most of you are relaxing and chilling out on your Christmas vacations; some of you have time off work/school and will be staying at home in the warm over the next week or so. So why don't we make use of that hermit time and do something productive? Get your onesie on, warm up a mince pie, pour yourself a Baileys and let's get comfortable around our computers!The Challenge
Louder Than a Bomb 2013 - call for support!Please and spread the word!:iconElocutionists:Louder Than a Bomb Poetry SlamIn 2013, Elocutionists will be hosting its first spoken word competition, dubbed 'Louder Than a Bomb' (named after the Chicago Poetry Slam of the same name). The competition will consist of writers either having their work performed to their specifications by readers or representing themselves in the competition with their own recordings. There may also be the possibility of two categories to enter: a category for individual slam poets and another for groups. If you are not aware of what a poetry slam is, here is a quick definition and rundown of some basic, universal rules:A poetry slam is a competitive event in which poets perform their work and are judged by members of the audience. Everyone who signs up has the opportunity to read in the first round; the lineup for subsequent rounds is determined by the judges' scores. Though rules vary from slam to slam, the basic rules are
Our First Contest: Brevity Is the Soul of LitNational Poetry Writing Month (NaPoWriMo) is set to begin on April 1; what better platform with which to launch our first contest! So without further ado, allow us to present: Brevity Is the Soul of Lit.Prize List Everyone always scrolls down to the prizes first anyway, so let's just get that out of the way. As more prizes are (hopefully) added, they will be highlighted.Best in Show (overall winner) 3-month sub, courtesy of wreckling. 700 points, courtesy of GrimFace242, thorns, LadyLincoln, neurotype and myself. Inclusion in our Featured folder. Critique, courtesy of tiganusi. Llama, courtesy of AzizrianDaoXrak.Best of Breed (themed entry) 450 points, courtesy of GrimFace242, thorns, LadyLincoln, neurotype and myself. Inclusion in our Featured folder. Llama
Literature DD Roundup - July 2012 July Literature Daily Deviations Featured by BeccaJS Drive by DodgingTheBeatBreathe by FerociousFruitThe Siren by QuiEstInLiteris4.27: Sophia by LaBruyereThe Silo Complex by lauroticaLion Heart by Concora:thumb279641022:Featured by thornsRomeo by kittykittyhunterInhuman Resources: Chapter 1 by DamonWakes:thumb305128584:a picture of a plane. by colbalt-rainbeta physics by sachalkhanProfessional Eulogist by ThermadorianGrey:thumb284475880:50 Berkeley Square by DorianHarperFine, Fine, Fine by kaleidofishFall by neurotype:thumb297319092:Girl, Fifteen, To A Lover She'll Never Meet by angel-in-piecesGreen fireflies. by theshadowkissedgirl* by L0NE-W0lfFireating. by dweckieMagnetism by MMDanielsonThe Monster Inside by Jaybird101 Our wonderful suggestors!Again many thanks to EVERYONE who suggested DDs, but here are those whose suggested pieces were featured this month!Nichrysalis, LiliWrites, TheSkaBoss, UnspecifiedUnknown, :devV
Apocalyptic Contestsorry I have been kind of quiet lately guys but it's been a while so I think it's time for another contest. I would like to make this contest as big as possible The Theme:the apocalypse. however you see it. zombie, nuclear, Ragnarok, Rapture, asteroid, whatever comes to your mind when you think Apocalypse. whether you write about how it all ends, what it's like being there, or just plain trying to survive it, I want to see how creative you can get! Criteria:you don't have to be a member of the group, but you might want to be so that you can keep up with updates and changes. Please put a link to the group and or this journal entry and mention the contest in the description of your entry. Your entry must fall under the poetry category(this is a poetry group) I will be pretty lenient though. The poem can be part of a picture or accompanied by a picture, but the poem has to be the main focus. your poem can be a short like a haiku or really long
2013 AND A TIME MACHINE- Contest EXTENDEDCONTEST CLOSED!!!FOURTEEN ENTRIES IN SO FAR!!! YOU HAVE TILL THE 21ST OF JANUARY TO SUBMIT YOUR ENTRIES!! HURRY GUYSS!! DO NOT LET THESE PRIZES GO TO WASTE!! MOAAAAAAR PRIZES!!:icondinolaplz:IMPORTANT NOTICE: PLEASE DO NOT FORGET TO SIGN UP BELOW THIS JOURNAL ENTRY, I still don't know how many of you will be participating, or if anyone will at all, you see. EDIT: PLEASE DO NOT FORGET TO THIS JOURNAL ENTRY AS WELL, THANK YOU 2013 AND A TIME MACHINEA New Year's ContestThe Mayan calendar finishes one of its great cycles in December 2012, which has fueled countless theories about the end of the world on December 21, 2012 at 11:11(UTC).End of days? Will the world keep spinning after the Mayan Calendar ends? Most likely.Another year has come and gone carrying along with it the bludgeoning weight of not only our regrets, failures and disappointments, but also our wishes, achievement
Rules:1. You can enter either poetry or prose division or both, your choice- you are entitled to 1 entry per division per person. This means 1 poetry AND/OR 1 prose entry. No entering 2 poetry or 2 prose pieces. 2. Poetry pieces should not have less than 5 lines and no more than 45, Prose pieces should not have less than 200 words and no more than 1200. 3. Please stick to the theme of New Year's and 2013, there's so much space to move around this broad theme, after all.4. Kindly link me your entries below this journal entry or via note. In case of note, remember to include 2013 AND A TIME MACHINE as subject title.5. New pieces only. Also, kindly state the contest name 2013 AND A TIME MACHINE and include a link to this journal in the space below your entry piece/s. 6. You can start submitting your entries as soon as you see this journal entry. Contest ends by December 31 so please get your entries in on or before that date.7. SIGN UP BELOW THIS JOURNAL ENTRY. Have fun and DFTBA!


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Role of withdrawal in reinstatement of morphine-conditioned place preference
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Relapse is a major characteristic of drug addiction and the primary problem in treating drug abuse. Based on the negative reinforcement view of addiction, in which the motivation to take drugs is thought to result from the desire to avoid the aversive effect of drug withdrawal, it has been theorized that withdrawal symptoms play a major role in the maintenance of and relapse to drug taking. However, the role of withdrawal in relapse has not yet been systemically investigated in the reinstatement model.
Using a conditioned place preference (CPP) paradigm, we examined the role of different morphine withdrawal states (spontaneous withdrawal, naloxone-precipitated withdrawal, and conditioned withdrawal) in relapse to drug seeking.
Rats alternately received morphine (10 mg/kg, s.c.) and saline for 8 days to acquire the CPP. The morphine CPP disappeared after a 2-week extinction phase of saline-paired training. Rats were then chronically administered morphine to induce physical dependence. The different withdrawal states were induced and their roles in the reinstatement of extinguished CPP were assessed. During conditioned withdrawal, trunk blood samples were taken and the corticosterone level was measured by radioimmunoassay. To examine the role of corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) receptor antagonist on conditioned-withdrawal-induced reinstatement of CPP, different doses of α-helical CRF (0.1 and 1 μg, i.c.v.) were administered 30 min prior to the CPP testing.
The results show that morphine spontaneous withdrawal and naloxone-precipitated morphine withdrawal were ineffective in reinstating morphine CPP. However, the withdrawal cues significantly elicited the reinstatement of CPP and increased corticosterone level. Moreover, pretreatment with the CRF receptor antagonist α-helical CRF (1 μg, i.c.v.) significantly attenuated the effects of withdrawal cues on reinstatement of CPP and corticosterone levels.
These findings demonstrate that the cues associated with previous drug withdrawal play a major role in drug relapse and that activation of the CRF receptor is involved in conditioned-withdrawal-induced reinstatement. The present study suggests that CRF receptor antagonists might be of value in the treatment and prevention of relapse to drug seeking after long-term abstinence.
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- Title
- Role of withdrawal in reinstatement of morphine-conditioned place preference
- Journal
Volume 181, Issue 1 , pp 90-100
- Cover Date
- 2005-08-01
- 10.1007/s00213-005-2207-5
- Print ISSN
- 0033-3158
- Online ISSN
- 1432-2072
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Conditioned place preference
- Drug-seeking
- Withdrawal
- Cue conditioning
- Morphine
- Relapse
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Get a seductive siren look this Halloween with our step-by-step mermaid makeup tutorial.
By: Traci Hines, Becky Sapp and Jason Amos
Materials Needed:
- foundation
- concealer
- loose powder
- pink blush
- fishnet stockings
- scissors
- blue and light blue creme foundation
- silver/white mineral shimmer eye shadow
- blue, aqua and purple eye shadows
- bright blue liquid liner
- blue eyeliner pencil
- eyelash curler
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- eyelash glue
- dramatic false lashes for top and bottom
- stick-on pearls
- blue lipstick
- mermaid fantasy wig
- fluffy eye shadow brush
Apply Foundation
Cover imperfections with a natural foundation and matching concealer, and set with a loose powder for a soft finish (Image 1). Brush a pink blush over your cheekbones (Image 2).
Create Fish-Scale Design
Cut one leg off a pair of regular fishnet stockings, then cut off the foot end to make it into a tube. Gently stretch the widest part of the hose over your face. Using a brush, sponge or your finger, dab the blue creme foundation around eyes, brows and cheekbones, making sure to keep the fishnet from shifting as you work (Image 1). Add light blue creme foundation, fading it out above the brow and down under the cheekbone (Image 2).
Set the creme foundation with shimmering eye shadows in similar shades. Use a fluffy eye shadow brush to lightly dust the color, mimicking the fade effect you created with the creme foundations. Start with blue eye shadow first, then fade to aqua eye shadow. Use silver/white mineral shimmer eye shadow to dust over the entire design to reflect light like real fish scales (Image 3). Make sure to apply plenty of the shimmering eye shadow at the edges of the design where it fades out. Gently remove the fishnet to reveal fish scales (Images 4 and 5).
Fishnet for Mermaid Makeup Tutorial
Cut one leg off a pair of regular fishnet stockings, then cut off the foot end to make it into a tube. Gently stretch the widest part of the hose over your face. Using a brush, sponge or your finger, dab the blue creme foundation around eyes, brows and cheekbones, making sure to keep the fishnet from shifting as you work.
Adding Fish Scales for Mermaid Makeup Tutorial
Set the creme foundation with shimmering eye shadows in similar shades. Use a fluffy eye shadow brush to lightly dust the color, mimicking the fade effect you created with the creme foundations. Start with blue eye shadow first, then fade to aqua eye shadow. Use silver/white mineral shimmer eye shadow to dust over the entire design to reflect light like real fish scales
Apply Eye Color
Detail eyebrows with a brush and blue creme foundation, then set it with a touch of shadow (Image 1). Brush silver/white mineral shimmering eye shadow across eyelids and continue to the inside corners of eyes (Image 2). Apply purple eye shadow to outside of eyelids, fading inward to silver/white shimmering eye shadow. Mirror the purple shadow under eyes (Image 3). Create a dramatic cat eye with bright blue liquid eyeliner, making it thick enough to see once the false lashes go on (Image 4). Line waterline, the inside bottom of eyelid, with blue pencil liner to match (Image 5).
Enhance Eyelashes
Curl lashes then coat them with mascara (Image 1). Choose a winged pair of false lashes where the edges get gradually longer; attach them with eyelash glue (Image 2). Use mascara to blend eyelashes with false lashes (Image 3). Add a second pair of lashes on the bottom; don't be afraid to use something dramatic (Image 4). Place stick-on pearls over the scales around eyes (Image 5).
Add Lip Color
Apply blue lipstick to lips (Image 1). Blot a dab of silver/white mineral eye shadow in the center of your lips for shimmer (Image 2).
Finish the Look
Add stick-on pearls to lips, shoulders, arms and chest (Images 1 and 2). Create soft waves in your hair with a curling iron, or go all out with a long, wavy costume wig (Image 3). Pick a shade that complements the colors of your scales and embellish the wig with strings of faux pearls and shells (Image 4).
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The owner of the property that caught fire during the Oak Creek Fourth of July fireworks display is still assessing the damage to his land, according to an Oak Creek police report.
The fire was called in just before 9:30 p.m. July 4 by a resident in the 9100 block of South Nicholson Road, who stated she was watching the fireworks from her home when the field behind her home started on fire.
An officer in the area saw the flames and evacuated the woman from her residence. Officers also evacuated people from several other homes in the area of the fire for safety reasons.
Fire Chief Tom Rosandich said the department had doubled the number of fire personnel along the east and west ends of the fireworks due to dry conditions.
"When you shoot fire out of a cannon, things can happen," Rosandich said. "If you look at the whole region and the amount of cities that did fireworks, it was a small percentage that had minor fires."
The fire was contained to a one-acre field area close to where the fireworks were being set off, and was extinguished in 15 minutes by the Oak Creek Fire Department.
Those evacuated from their homes were able to return 30 minutes later.
An employee of Spielbauer Fireworks confirmed that a shell casing and pull string found near the charred area belonged to their fireworks company.
There is no word on whether the company will be held financially responsible for the fire damages, Rosandich said.
- Carley Rymkus contributed to this report.
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Open Source Software: Sailing Into Friendlier Seas August 26, 2014 Open source software is now a force drawing enterprises and developers like a magnet. The factors pulling adopters into the open source fold are changing, though. Also changing are the attitudes of software developers and corporate leaders about the viability and adaptability of open source. Open source software is increasingly important within the corporation. |
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Loving Linux: Ain't Nothin' Like the 1st Time August 18, 2014 You never forget your first love, and that appears to apply just as well to Linux as to relationships in real life. To wit: "What was your first Linux distro?" is the title of a recent "Voice of the Masses" poll, and throughout the blogosphere the nostalgic reminiscences have been pouring forth ever since. Some 100 bloggers proclaimed their first Linuxy loves in the poll's comments. |
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Taking the Temperature of Java App Security August 11, 2014 Current approaches to Java application protection place security at the application or the network layer, both of which are problematic. The first approach has proven to be too complex, too time consuming and too risky -- in other words, "too hot." Meanwhile, network level security that consists of perimeter devices lacks the intelligence to know what's going on inside the application. |
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While I'm not the one to be giving advice on how to homeschool your middle grades child (my oldest will be there next year!), I do think I'm qualified to tell someone how I WISH I WOULD HAVE STARTED!
10 Tips for a Brand New Homeschooler
1. Don't buy a boxed curriculum! While we loved Sonlight our first year, I could have done a little more research and done it for about $1,000 (gulp) cheaper. There are so many free things to do out there! I rely heavily on Ambleside Online for curriculum guidance and reading materials!
2. Start SLOW! If your kids have been in school, it's going to take a while for them to de-school. Choose two subjects (maybe math and history) and do those well for the first few months. YOU CAN ALWAYS ADD LATER! Her children love to journal, and I sent her this site with daily writing prompts - she told me that has been a hit with them!
3. Get plugged in!! Our homeschool association in HUGE. I directed her to the website and told her about other homeschool resources. It really helps to have friends for yourself and your children. Also, get plugged in at the local library. The librarians are my best friends!
4. Don't spend too much time online. My friend started asking about several great things she's seen online at blogs, etc... I told her to beware of spending too much time online during these first months. It can make you feel inadequate and doubtful. I did give her a few good informational sites, but that's it.
5. Read aloud and Go outside. A lot. Even "big" kids love to sit down and have their moms read to them. I loaned her our favorite read-aloud to get started. I also urged her to take her kids on nature walks. I spend a lot of time with my kids outdoors (when the weather is nice!) marveling at God's creation. This also helped me get to know my children again (yes, I feel I didn't really KNOW them when they were in school!).
6. Study the Bible first and foremost! I had an extra copy of our favorite Bible study and gave it to her... she has already told me they are enjoying the study. Your homeschool won't succeed if you're not rooted in God's word. Don't forget quiet time for MOM to study the Bible, too. (I have a few Sally Clarkson books I'm going to send her way next!)
7. Homeschooling is a lifestyle, not something you do for 6 hours a day! All those little things you do around the house with your kids are educational. Cooking, cleaning, chores, grocery shopping, etc... Take the opportunity to turn everything into a lesson.
8. Educate yourself. I loaned my friend a Charlotte Mason book and pointed her towards The Well Trained Mind. There are so many "methods" out there, and I think it helps to know about them and pick and choose parts of them that work for your children.
9. Ask your children what they want to learn. Interest Led Learning is a wonderful way to promote ownership! I directed my friend to Amanda Bennett's Unit Studies ~ we love them.
10. Don't compare yourself to others! My friend's children came from a private school. I urged her not to keep up with what her friends' children are still doing in that school, or what other homeschoolers are doing. Every homeschooler is different and every homeschooling mom has their own style! Try to tune out the grandparents or extended family that are critical. Your children are what matter, not their opinions!
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EL PASO--- A Child Protective Services spokesman says a baby abandoned at a West side fire station last fall is nearing adoption.
The little girl, whose name hasn't been released, was left at the doorstep of Fire Station 22 in September, in accordance with the Baby Moses law.
Now the baby may soon be adopted by her foster parents, said CPS spokesman Paul Zimmerman.
According to Zimmerman, the process has taken this long because there is a waiting period after parental rights have been terminated by a court.
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Thank the mother for having foresight and caring more for her child's future than either aborting or trying to keep a child she could not care for!. God Bless Her!
Now that's the right thing to do. Murder is never an option, even if it's legal before the child is born. And apparently up until 2002, even if the child was born and was an abortion survivor.
I'm glad they chose to keep the child alive. It seems that at least someone in this Democrat supporting city has a conscience and decided not to kill their child before they were born.


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Brian was one of the best buyers to whom I've ever sold. Quick payment, courteous conversation, and he loves headphones. Would sell/buy again.
I would do business with Dan again. The headphones were exactly as described in his post. No complaints.
Item: Mint Sennheiser HD650
Prompt payment. Polite. Good buyer.
Item: Black NuForce UDAC 2


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