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Ever wanted to ask Nick Park a question? Now is your chance!
As you may know, the 4th of November marks the 20 year anniversary of Wallace & Gromit - and what better excuse for a celebration?
As a special opportunity for members of wallaceandgromit.com we're giving you the chance to get your question answered by Wallace & Gromit creator Nick Park!
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I've already had him Answer a question of mine on Blue Peter!
what is the best thing to start animating and how can you do it?
dear nick iam a big fan
where did you get insiration for w and g from
was it a amily member or a friend.
Can you enter more than once? ( thats not a question for nick )
Are you planning on bringing Fluffles back? Or at least thinking of making a Gromit and Fluffles spin-off series. It'd be really cool of you did. Please?
Heres mine:
What other hobbies do you enjoy doing other than directing and animating?
And if you can enter more than once:
If you could be any wallace and gromit character, who would you be?
Dear Nick Park,
I was browsing around on the internet and there was a topic about you planning on making a sequal or second Wallace and gromit movie. Is this true?
Nick,when did first get into animating????
have you ever ben to N.I
Hi Nick,
I've always wanted to know how the cooker got up to the moon, and why is it coin operated?
p.s. I remember going to see you at a show in Sheffield cathedral in 1995/6 it's one of my best memories and inspired me to study animation at university
Hi Nick
What's the Sheep's fur made from?
Wallace is an inventor> Will he ever invent a time machine?
Making W&G seems like a long boreing process, taking shots one frame at a time. Do you ever wish you were just dome with a project?
Do any of your characters embody your own personal traits, habits, foibles, tics, etc., and if so, who and what?
which wallace and gromit animation is your favourite and why.
Dear Nick Congrats on 20years of W&G, Would you like to animate Wallace & Gromit Again, And What Would You like to animate W&G doing?
Does javascript:ins('') Wallace have a history. I always thought he may have flown a Spitfire in WWII or something, maybe it's because he reminds me of my grandfather!??!?
Nick, have you ever thought about giving up on working with animation?
Why wasn't "A Matter of Loaf and Death" released widescreen in the U.S.? Wallace & Gromit have millions of fans in America (after all, we gave you all those Oscars!) but all we have released stateside so far is a pan and scan version of W&G's latest adventure. It's still wonderful, but would be 50% more wonderful if we had the images cut off on either side of the frame restored.
Which things in making animation you want learn more and develop?
Hi Nick, I'm a massive fan and have been since i was about 12 (i'm 32 now and have since studied animation as a result of my love for Aardman films). A lot of what you do is very dark - almost Film Noir. What director has influenced your work most?
What is it that encouraged you to take a career in animation, what tips would you give to anyone doing it and can you tell us more on A World of Invention?
Dear Mr. Park,
I really appriciate you donating such an icon to the film world in the form of "Wallace and Gromit." Thank you so much for what you have done.
What would you say is the greatest advice you have ever recieved in regards to animation?
Thank you for your time. And I can't wait for the next "Wallace and Gromit" film. P.S. I loved "A Matter of Loaf and Death!"
To the Almighty Nick Park - many, many congratulations on 20 years of & ... I've loved them since the beginning and always will. A huge thank you ... more than words can say.
I remember the bit where you went bird-watching on 'The South Bank Show' a few years ago. I love birds, too - especially owls! Apart from flightless birds like penguins and chickens, what's your favourite flying bird?
God bless and much love
Sock Eye Salmon (aka Josephine)
Is there going to be another feature film for Wallace & Gromit in the near future, or another Chicken Run Movie,or even back story, on Wallace & Gromit taking Shaun the sheep to the Farm?
Will there ever be a wallace and gromit game for the nintendo wii???
Dear Nick Park,
I am currently doing an art foundation at univeristy and next year hope to get onto a degree course in animation. My main area of interest in animation is stop motion and puppet making (obviously linked to Wallace and Gromit, huge fan, love making the sculptures.) Unfortunalty i have heard, and worry, that the industry is difficult to get into and i am just wondering if you have any tips or anything that will help me get into the industry of stop motion and puppet making... obvioulsy would love to work for Aardman....
what year did you start animating and ????????????????????
see if we winned katie will you announce the winners on the email
Hi Nick¡ I´d like to know if your´re thinking of put a foreign caracter in your new movie. We love W&G here in Argentina
To: Nick.
I love the W&G Series. Have you ever have any problems with any related Wallace and Gromit projects?
Hi, I live all the way over in the Northwest of The US.
I've been a W&G fan for years. My first experience with W&G was "A Grand Day Out." On PBS. My question is:
Have you ever considered making an underwater adventure for W&G?
Maybe it could be called "The Revenge of !" or something like that, but anything would be great. I've loved everything you've worked on, even the Cheveron TV commercials. Keep up the great work!
Good day Mr Park
When you pass away one day (like we all do, so there is nothing new or scary about it) what would you like your grave inscription to say? Keeping in mind that people will come from all over the world, so it has to be good.
Thank you
Dear Nick,
I am a huge fan and have a room in my house dedicated to my W and G collection, a shrine if you like! Throughout your films there are lots of references to other films which have presumably influenced your work. What is your own favourite film (not necessarily limited to your W and G films!)?
Hi Nick
I'm a HUGE fan from Melbourne! I'd like to ask you about when we would be seeing W&G movies (or any movies from Aardman)? ... Thanks
Nick,I'm a Chinese W&G fan.So my English wasn't so good.But it won't stop me to love Aardman.
I know that there is two movie making by Aardman.I wander will you and your team come to China to agitprop the movie.there are lot's of Chinses like Aardman and W&G.If you comes to China,we can buy you cup of tea,haha.
My Chinese name is 周洋,when you comes,call me.
Hi nick,
First of all i would like to say thank you for creating the wallace and gromit films and i have really enjoyed your work for many years. I love wallace and gromit for their britishness and yet still those overseas enjoy it which is something not many films can do.
I enjoy the Wrong trousers the most, but how did you get the idea of having a penguin as the main villian? It works brilliantly but why and how?
Thanks from Callum McDonald.
Hi Nick,
What was your inspiration behind W&G when you created it.
hi Nick, with 3D technology Becoming Popular with animation films and films in general would you like to see, wallace & gromit or another aardman production using the 3d effect? , like Coraline?
Hello Nick Park !!!
When did you decide you want to animate and did you want to have any other jobs as a child ? I want to be a actor but I also like to animate ! I have been a fan since I was 3 years old ( not very long ago ) and just wanted to say thanks for being my idol and for creating Wallace and Gromit ! I love them so much I done a project on them in school . Once again thanks !
Do you base your characters from wallace and gromit on people you know?
Dear Nick Park
I can never model Gromit's feet. His toes always end up looking like sausages or stumps! How do you do it?
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how did you think ofand?
I live in Canada, will the new movie Of Loaf and Death be released here?
Please tell me there is more in the future for my favourite twosome...
I have 2 questions. First of all. How far do you move a puppet to make the animation look smooth? And secondly. What animation software would you recommend (mac compatible)?
I am 58 but have passed on my love for Wallace & Gromit to my grandies. Pippa - 7 and Jack - 4. Jack is sold on having crackers and cheese for snacks, and my soft toys of Wallace, Gromit, Preston & Shaun are an obsession with him. I have to have many adventures with Jack and the 'crew' or things go pear shaped.
We live in Australia, but the subtleties of your animation have always delighted me, and my late husband. Now, I'm sure my grandchildren will remember the 'Close Shave', 'Grand Day Out' and the Wrong Trousers' for many years to come. I've always loved art and animation and was fascinated with W & G long before my grandchildren were a twinkle in their parent's eyes.
Happiness and love,
"Dear nick.You have been my BIGGEST inspiration to start animating.Who was your inspiration to start animating and how did they have an effect on you?"
Hi, Nick, I'm a fan from China.
After watching all series of Wallace&Gromit,I have found an interesting thing: all problem is primarily made by many small cute animals.Like that penguin hijacker in The Wrong Trousers, the rabit trouble-maker in The Curse of The Were-Rabbit, and also the sheep trouble-maker in A Close Shave.I bet you like animals a lot. And I bet you are forgiving towards mess made by animals. You keep pets? You treat them like your sons or daughters? Does the film suggest that you have your pets made many troubles for you as that for Wallace? Do you sometimes refer Wallace to yourself when making your animation? Or you're more like Gromit?
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High school social studies teacher Nate Hathaway and eighth-grade English/language arts teacher Brianne Iby, president and vice president of the Malone Federation of Teachers, respectively, proposed the idea to the board of education during its meeting last week. They noted that more than 75 of school districts have already adopted resolutions against high stakes testing.
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One of the discussions we regularly have is the idea that, well, were going to eliminate certain parts of the curriculum in our classrooms since they never test it anyway, he said, and thats unfortunate.
With the narrow scope of topics brought up on a test, Mr. Hathaway added that certain topics students find interesting could be eliminated from a curriculum.
Another reason to oppose increasing amounts of testing, Mr. Hathaway said, is that the best indicator of how students will perform in college is their high school grades, not the SAT, ACT or other test scores. He added that the tests should be used for diagnostic purposes instead of for other reasons.
Mr. Hathaway said more testing is difficult on students. Theres the stress thats involved in these tests, he said.
Ms. Iby spoke about how the tests affect students personally and how the outcomes of the tests could make students insecure about their academic performance or make them feel inadequate.
She noted that many students who normally do well in school or in certain subjects get failing test scores on state tests. Ms. Iby added that she and her fellow teachers tell students every day that theyre smart and capable of doing well, but the test scores say otherwise.
Mr. Hathaway told board members it was important to pass a resolution.
It sends a statement that at this local level that were looking out for the best interests of our students, he said.
School board President Wayne Rogers said the New York State School Boards Association is looking critically at standardized testing.
My thought on this is ... I would certainly want to look over this, he said, adding that changing state standardized test requirements will take awhile. This isnt something that will be changed in a month or two.
School Superintendent Jerry Griffin noted that while Mr. Hathaway and Ms. Iby seem passionate about the issue he believes there is some good thats come out of the new Common Core State Standards initiative. Mr. Hathaway said after the meeting that Malone teachers have more of an issue with the amount of testing rather than the entire initiative.
I think we, as adults in the district, need to be very careful with what we do with these test results, Mr. Griffin said, adding that this goes for not only teachers, but parents as well. These assessments are directly tied to a teachers APPR [Annual Professional Performance Review] scores, which I will say publicly is a bit ridiculous.
Mr. Griffin added that the district has no control over whether to give the tests.
Board members also spoke about standardized testing and teacher requirements.
Teaching is becoming so hard. What type of people are going to want to go into this profession? asked Arlie Collins, board vice president and a teacher at St. Regis Falls Central School. Theyre going to get so beat up. ... That concerns me a lot.
Mr. Griffin said Mr. Rogers will probably have conversations with board members to see if they want to pass a resolution, and, if so, how it will be worded.
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Issue 5.11 | Nov 1997
By David S. Bennahum
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What do you think of Bulgaria?
"I hate it."
What do you think of Vesselin Bontchev, I asked.
"He is an idiot!"
And Sarah Gordon?
"She is a nice lady."
I held the telephone close to my ear. Through the broad windows of my hotel room I stared at Mount Vitosha, the tip of its rounded peak glistening with faint traces of June snow. The city of Sofia spread out below.
What about Dark Avenger, what do you think of him?
"I do not want to talk about him. That time is gone. It is finished! I will not talk about it."
Those were his longest answers. How hard it was to speak with him, always answering "yes" or "no" to my questions. Angry, threatening to stop talking, yet staying on the phone with me. For all his fury, he would not hang up first. I did.
Todor Todorov - or Commander Tosh, as some call him. Founder of the Virus Exchange BBS. How to define him? An anarchist hacker? A virus writer who hatched some of the most destructive code known? Perhaps it's best to call him a Pravetz kid - one of thousands of Bulgarian children who, under communism in the early 1980s, grew up using a Pravetz 82 microcomputer. Made from reverse-engineered and copied Apple IIe parts, the machine had spawned a culture, and a legacy, that no one in the Bulgarian Politburo had anticipated. That's what Todorov is, a Pravetz kid, I thought to myself days after we spoke on the phone, as I walked down the hall of his old high school to Room 28.
Room 28. I've waited a long time to get here. What remnants could there be, of the time in the waning days of communism when teens, high on power, did things few grown-ups could understand, just on the other side of the locked door marked 28? Eight years ago, this room in the National Mathematics High School was a cybernetic hot zone, ground zero of an epidemic algorithm: the Bulgarian computer virus.
In 1989, the first Bulgarian viruses appeared. By the end of the year, one called Dark Avenger had spread with enough velocity to attract media attention. At first, just a few hesitant articles appeared, mentioning the new, particularly virulent strain. Dark Avenger secretly attached itself to MS-DOS .com and .exe files, adding 1800 bytes of code. Every sixteenth time the infected program was run, it would randomly overwrite part of the hard disk. The phrase "Eddie Lives... somewhere in time" would appear, followed by garbage characters. Embedded in the code was another message: "This program was written in the city of Sofia © 1988-89 Dark Avenger." The computer, self-destructing, would eventually crash, some precious part of its operating system missing, smothered under Dark Avenger's relentless output. Programs passed along in schools, offices, homes - from one disk to the next they carried the infection along, and in 1991, an international epidemic was diagnosed. One-hundred sixty documented Bulgarian viruses existed in the wild, and an estimated 10 percent of all infections in the United States came from Bulgaria, most commonly from the Dark Avenger. Dataquest polled 600 large North American companies and Federal agencies early that year, and reported that 9 percent had experienced computer virus outbreaks. Nine months later, it found the number had risen to 63 percent. Anecdotal stories, of companies losing millions in sales and productivity due to virus attacks, became commonplace. The press seized upon the threat. The war drums of fear beat first in Europe, closer to the epicenter. Papers carried lurid pieces describing the havoc it wreaked. The tattoo was quickly amplified in the US. "Bulgarians Linked to Computer Virus," read a headline in The New York Times. Time and The Washington Post ran similar stories.
Dark Avenger and a handful of other viruses - Michelangelo, Jerusalem, Pakistani Brain, Frodo - transformed the way people experienced computers. These plagues launched a lucrative new industry, the antivirus trade, and left in the minds of PC users a palpable fear that any file, no matter how innocuous, might carry with it a rapacious, information-destroying disease. Then, as suddenly and strangely as it appeared, the Bulgarian computer virus phenomenon evaporated. By 1993, Bulgaria was no longer a significant source of new viruses. But the damage was done. At its peak, in 1990-91, both the alarm and the reality of the Bulgarian blight had spread exponentially, from computer to computer, and mind to mind. Today, Bulgaria exists as a kind of cybernetic bogeyman, the birthplace of viruses.
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The Bloomberg administration is waging an all-out battle to suppress a scathing report aptly called "911 CPR'' — which has determined that the city's emergency-dispatch system is on life support, The Post has learned. The document, formally known as the 911 Call Processing Review, charges that despite more than $2 billion shoveled at the problems, response times to emergencies, in which every second counts, have actually slowed. Read More: New York Post
One dead as subway trains hit two men
Two men were hit by subway trains in separate incidents yesterday, leaving one dead, authorities said. A drunken 24-year-old man first stumbled onto the elevated tracks at the Broadway station at 31st Street in Astoria, Queens, at around 5:15 a.m. and was struck by a Manhattan-bound N train, cops said. He was crushed and pronounced dead at the scene. His name was not immediately released pending family notification. Read More: New York Post
Dolan Marks Start Of Holy Week With Palm Sunday Mass
Cardinal Timothy Dolan led the faithful in prayer Sunday at St. Patrick's Cathedral as Christians around the city and world marked Palm Sunday. Palm Sunday commemorates Jesus' arrival in Jerusalem when he was greeted by cheering crowds waving palm leaves. It's believed to have taken place during a time when he was facing increasing opposition from authorities and local spiritual leaders, even as his preachings were gaining him more and more followers. Read More: NY1
Coney Island Rides Soar As Fun-Filled Season Begins
Summer is still more than two months away, but Coney Island is getting a head start on the season. The neighborhood's amusement parks officially opened Sunday with the annual blessing of the rides, and the traditional egg-cream christening of the Cyclone. The 85-year-old roller coaster was one of several rides to get a makeover. A small crowd waited for hours to be among the first 100 people to ride the famous attraction and got their thrills for free. Read More: NY1
Brooklyn baby drowns in tub
An 11-month-old Brooklyn boy drowned in a bathtub yesterday after his mother left him alone, law-enforcement sources said. Elijah Pardella and his 3-year-old sister were being given a bath inside their East New York apartment, the sources said. When the mom, Angelica Huertas, 24, left the bathroom, she left the drain unplugged. But Elijah sat on the drain and blocked it, according to the sources. Read More: New York Post
Woman disappears on Chinatown street
The NYPD is search for a 61-year-old woman from Chinatown who disappeared off the street Saturday night. Police say Vicky Vuong Ferrazza was walking along Mott and Grand streets at about 3 p.m. with her niece when she disappeared among the packed crowd. According to published reports, Ferrazza does not speak English and was not carrying identification. Read More: Fox News
NY Knicks hold off on Jeremy Lin injury announcement until after NBA playoff ticket deadline passes
The Knicks were eventually going to get around to revealing the troubling results of Jeremy Lin's MRI but certainly not before last Wednesday. That was a crucial day inside the club's executive offices at Two Penn Plaza because March 28 represented the deadline for season- ticket holders to purchase all four rounds of the playoffs. Read More: Daily News
Drunk teachers arrested after cops find cocaine, dagger in vehicle
A pair of drunken Bronx public schoolteachers were arrested after cops found cocaine and a dagger in their vehicle, police said. Diana Mancusco, 29, and Karen Aguilar, 26, were cuffed after cops spotted them pulling over and switching places on East Fordham Road in Belmont on Friday night. When officers stopped the vehicle, the driver said she had taken the wheel because her friend was wasted, a source said. Read More: Daily News


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Back to school shopping is an exciting time for children and a stressful time for parents. As the fall approaches, many parents' thoughts are turning to how to save money on back-to-school items. The start of the school year can be tough on your household budget. School supplies seem to get more expensive each year and it's amazing how quickly supplies lists can tally up into large expenses. Doing this for multiple children for years can put a strain on any family budget. Luckily, there are some easy ways to make the back-to-school purchase season less daunting.
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Parenting Magazine suggests doing basic school shopping at the grocery stores. You can easily browse circulars for bargains and coupons that might not be available in traditional school supply stores. In the same vein, hit the various end of summer sales for back to school clothes. Clothes for warm weather can be worn through most of the fall and can be used again come spring.
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They can provide fresh eggs, a source of food for families and help do the littlest things like eating bugs. Chickens have played an important role in the lives of some residents in East Carbon City. But now some folks may be scrambling to find a solution with the city now enforcing a zoning code that does not allow for chickens within the residential zoning area.
At the East Carbon City council meeting on Tuesday night, residents were informed of the zoning code which says it is against city law to have chickens in a residential zoned property. Some citizens brought up the issue and asked that the code be explained after receiving citations from the city for violating the city code.
The wording of the residential zoning code of the city makes it illegal to have chickens and other animals such as turkeys, ducks, hens, peacocks and other farm animals in a residential zoned area. If a resident is found to be in violation of the code, they can be given a citation and charged with a Class C misdemeanor, which is the lowest misdemeanor a resident can receive, according to Jeremy Humes, East Carbon City attorney.
Some residents expressed concern that the code was not explained by the city to the community and was not strictly enforced over the years. The zoning codes have been in place for many years, but may not have been as strictly enforced by the city until now, Humes said. He also said that over the years the city has done a number of things including enforcing an ordinance requiring homeowners to clean and keep up their properties, implemented a stronger drug enforcement policy and enforced many other ordinances. The main reason for the citations that
some residents have already received and others may soon get is caused by the wording listed in the residential zoning code, Humes explained.
"I cannot change the law in the code," he said to residents affected by the code, "but as the city attorney I am required by the city council to make sure the laws are enforced."
In order to change the code, residents would need to go through a political process which would include having a public hearing and then petitioning the city council to ask that the code be amended to allow animals including chickens within a residential zone, Humes said.
Other than the residential zoning, the city does have an agricultural and grazing zone that does allow residents to keep animals on those properties. The intent listed in the wording of the code says that "this zone covers that portion of the city which is most appropriately suited to raising of agricultural products and the grazing of livestock." The code also allows for the use of animals and fowl, domestic, the raising, care and keeping of for family food consumption and for the pleasure, but not for custom or commercial use.
Janice Pierce, an East Carbon resident, said she has had many animals including roosters, a peacock and some hens on her property for the past few years. Pierce said that the animals help her out by eating bugs on her property. She said this was the first time hearing about the zoning code and that no one living near her has complained about her animals.
"Everyone around our house likes the chickens and doesn't mind that we have them," Pierce said.
Residents who are in violation of the code said they would be willing to pay a yearly fee in order to keep their animals on their properties. Another idea tossed around by residents would look into the possibility of finding land that is zoned for agriculture so they could put their chicken coops on the property, thereby being in compliance with the city's codes.
However not everyone is in favor of changing the code. Councilman Andy Urbanik said he doesn't support having chickens in residential zoned areas of the city because of the noise and smell. He feels that chickens belong in an agricultural zoned area of the city.
While the issue has yet to be discussed before the city council during a meeting, residents are already looking into their possible courses of action. Wayne Sprague, an East Carbon resident, showed other residents a citation he was given on Tuesday morning for having chickens, turkeys and ducks on his property. He said residents affected by the zoning code will need to work together and find a solution so he and others can keep their chickens on their properties.
"We'll start looking into a zoning change and begin discussing what can be done about this," he said.
The ordinances, codes and maps showing the different zones within the city are available at City Hall for residents to look over and study, Humes said.


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NASHVILLE, TN (NBC/WSMV) -- We made a mistake," said Lifeway Christian Resources President and CEO Thom S. Ranier in a statement posted on the company's website.
Ranier said B&H Publishing Group released to several mass market retailers a Cancer Awareness Bible as a way to place God's Word into the hands of those suffering through breast cancer.
As part of the project, B&H agreed to donate $1 from the sale of each Bible to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation for breast health education, screening and treatment programs.
"As this project has developed, we realized it was a mistake," said Ranier. "When our leadership discovered the overwhelming concern that some of Komen's affiliates were giving funds to Planned Parenthood, we began the arduous process of withdrawing this Bible from the market.
"Though we have assurances that Komen's funds are used only for breast cancer screening and awareness, it is not keeping with LifeWay's core values to have even an indirect relationship with Planned Parenthood."
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Although it's barely two meets into the 2007-08 season, the Los Alamos Hilltopper swimming and diving clubs already have a lot to be excited about.The Los Alamos boys and girls squads earned solid victories Saturday at the Los Alamos Open, held at the Larry R. Walkup Aquatic Center.More importantly, the Hilltopper boys grabbed seven qualifying marks for February's state championship meet, and the 'Topper girls swam away with 13 marks.Los Alamos started out at Saturday's meet very well, but Hilltopper head coach Bev Leasure noticed many of her athletes started to wane as the day went on."Near the end they tired," she said. "It showed. They swam well up front, but then they tired."It wasn't anything that some extra training won't cure, however. Leasure said the team will do some heavy conditioning during the upcoming winter break, a time the team refers to as "hell week."But it was hard to argue with the results at the open, with nine girls teams in contention and eight boys teams.Among the state qualifiers on the girls side were Lydia Wermer, Kara Leasure, Sammi Kao, Natalia Moore, Alexandra Hamada and Alisa Romero.
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Atrial Fibrillation
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|QT Variability Pre & Post Cardioversion in Patient's With Atrial Fibrillation
- QT variability before and after direct current cardioversion [ Time Frame: 1.5 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|March 2012
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Atrial Fibrillation variably activates the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system (RAAS), stimulates the sympathetic nervous system, generates oxidant stress, produces natriuretic peptides, and increases ventricular rate. These are interrelated responses and the extent to which these or other pathophysiologic responses determine QT interval during and after Atrial Fibrillation (AF) is unknown. In this study, the QT variability is related to those potential markers in patients with AF undergoing elective DC-cardioversion.
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- At least 21 years of age
- Scheduled to undergo an elective DC-Cardioversion of atrial fibrillation or atrial flutter at Vanderbilt University Medical Center
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- Undergoing emergent DC-Cardioversion of atrial fibrillation for hemodynamic instability
- Undergoing DC-Cardioversion for post-cardiac surgery
- Dual chamber pacemakers
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00885391
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|Vanderbilt University Medical Center
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|April 20, 2009
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|December 9, 2014
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Keywords provided by Vanderbilt University:
Atrial Fibrillation
Direct Current Cardioversion
QT Interval
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Atrial Fibrillation
Arrhythmias, Cardiac
Cardiovascular Diseases
Heart Diseases
Pathologic Processes
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- After a cancer diagnosis, it is important find a doctor with whom you feel confident and comfortable to treat your cancer.
- To find a doctor specifically for your type of cancer, talk with your primary care doctor, family and friends, and your health insurance company, or search online.
- Ask questions of a prospective doctor to see if you will feel comfortable working together.
The doctor who diagnosed your cancer likely referred you to an oncologist—a doctor who specializes in treating people with cancer. The oncologist you choose will influence every aspect of your care, so it is important that you feel comfortable with this person's expertise and approach to your care. He or she will work closely with you, your family, and support staff throughout treatment to provide you with the best care possible.
Where to find an oncologist
Oncologists practice in different settings, such as university hospitals, cancer centers, community hospitals, and local offices. To find an oncologist, talk with your primary care or family doctor, your health insurance company, or the local hospital. The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) provides a free, searchable database of ASCO member oncologists [4] who wish to make their information public.
Other medical associations, such as the American Board of Medical Specialties [5], the American Medical Association [6], and the American College of Surgeons [7]also offer searchable databases of doctors. In addition, the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services offers a searchable database of doctors who accept Medicare [8].
It may be wise to collect several names of prospective doctors because you may want a second or third opinion before you select an oncologist and begin treatment. Learn more about seeking a second opinion [9].
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Here are some tips to help you find an oncologist:
- Look for a doctor who treats your specific type of cancer [10]. Depending on your treatment plan, you may need a medical, surgical, or radiation oncologist, or you may work with more than one type of oncologist. Learn more about types of oncologists [11].
- Find out whether the doctor participates in your health insurance plan. Many insurance plans allow their members to look up doctors by name or specialty. In addition, the doctor's office staff can tell you which insurance plans they accept.
- Talk about your choice with family and friends, especially people who have received treatment for the same type of cancer. Ask which doctors they have seen and what their experiences were.
- Evaluate the doctor's credentials. Find out whether the doctor received advanced training, and confirm that he or she is board certified in oncology (meaning that the person has passed a high-level examination).
- Ask how long the doctor has been in practice and how many patients with your type of cancer the doctor treats each year. For rare types of cancer or specialized treatments, it may be especially important to find doctors who have related experience.
- Ask whether the doctor has access to clinical trials [12] (research studies involving people).
- Find out whether the office has support staff, which may include a registered nurse (RN), a social worker, a nutritionist, a pharmacist, and a counselor, and ask how they are involved in your care. Learn more about members of the oncology team [13].
- Find out how to reach the doctor during off hours, such as weekends and holidays.
- Ask whether treatments are given in the office or at a different location, and consider how often you'll need to travel to receive treatment [14].
- Ask about special services for patients, such as reserved parking spaces or discounted parking.
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