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Tetralogy of Fallot (teh-tral-uh-je ov fuh-LOE) is a rare condition caused by a combination of four heart defects that are present at birth. These defects, which affect the structure of the heart, cause oxygen-poor blood to flow out of the heart and into the rest of the body. Infants and children with tetralogy of Fallot usually have blue-tinged skin because their blood doesn't carry enough oxygen.
Tetralogy of Fallot is often diagnosed during infancy or soon after. However, tetralogy of Fallot may not be detected until later in life, depending on the severity of the defects and symptoms. With early diagnosis followed by appropriate treatment, most children with tetralogy of Fallot live relatively normal lives, though they'll need regular medical care and may have restrictions on exercise.
Tetralogy of Fallot symptoms vary, depending on the extent of obstruction of blood flow out of the right ventricle and into the lungs. Signs and symptoms may include:
Sometimes, babies with tetralogy of Fallot will suddenly develop deep blue skin, nails and lips after crying, feeding, having a bowel movement, or kicking his or her legs upon awakening. These episodes are called Tet spells and are caused by a rapid drop in the amount of oxygen in the blood. Toddlers or older children may instinctively squat when they are short of breath. Squatting increases blood flow to the lungs. Tet spells are more common in young infants, around 2 to 4 months old.
Seek medical help if you notice that your baby has the following symptoms:
If your baby becomes blue (cyanotic), immediately place your child on his or her side and pull the knees up to the chest. This helps increase blood flow to the lungs. Call 911 or your local emergency number immediately.
Tetralogy of Fallot occurs during fetal growth, when the baby's heart is developing. While factors such as poor maternal nutrition, viral illness or genetic disorders may increase the risk of this condition, in most cases the cause of tetralogy of Fallot is unknown.
The four abnormalities that make up the tetralogy of Fallot include:
Rarely, some babies who have tetralogy of Fallot will have a hole between their heart's upper chambers (atrial septal defect), as well. When this occurs, the condition is known as pentalogy of Fallot.
While the exact cause of tetralogy of Fallot is unknown, several factors may increase the risk of a baby being born with this condition. These include:
All babies with tetralogy of Fallot need corrective surgery. Without treatment, your baby may not grow and develop properly. He or she is also at increased risk of serious complications, such as infective endocarditis, an inflammation of the inner lining of the heart caused by a bacterial infection.
Untreated cases of tetralogy of Fallot usually develop severe complications over time, which may result in death or disability by early adulthood.
You're likely to start by seeing your family doctor or a general practitioner. However, you will then be referred to a doctor who specializes in disorders of the heart (cardiologist).
Here's some information to help you get ready for your appointment, and what to expect from your doctor.
Preparing a list of questions can help you make the most of your appointment time. For tetralogy of Fallot, some basic questions to ask your child's doctor include:
In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask questions during your appointment at any time that you don't understand something.
Your baby's doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions, such as:
While you're waiting for your doctor's appointment and for treatments, here are a few tips to help make your baby more comfortable:
After your baby is born, your baby's doctor may suspect tetralogy of Fallot if the baby has blue-tinged skin or if a heart murmur — an abnormal whooshing sound caused by turbulent blood flow — is heard in your child's chest. By using several tests, your doctor can confirm the diagnosis.
Surgery is the only effective treatment for tetralogy of Fallot. There are two types of surgery that may be performed, including intracardiac repair or a temporary procedure that uses a shunt. Most babies and children will have intracardiac repair.
Tetralogy of Fallot treatment for most babies involves a type of open-heart surgery called intracardiac repair. This surgery is typically performed during the first year of life. During this procedure, the surgeon places a patch over the ventricular septal defect to close the hole between the ventricles. He or she also repairs the narrowed pulmonary valve and widens the pulmonary arteries to increase blood flow to the lungs. After intracardiac repair, the oxygen level in the blood increases and your baby's symptoms will lessen.
Occasionally babies need to undergo a temporary surgery before having intracardiac repair. If your baby was born prematurely or has pulmonary arteries that are underdeveloped (hypoplastic), doctors will create a bypass (shunt) between the aorta and pulmonary artery. This bypass increases blood flow to the lungs. When your baby is ready for intracardiac repair, the shunt is removed.
While most babies do well after intracardiac repair, complications are possible. Possible complications are chronic pulmonary regurgitation, in which blood leaks through the pulmonary valve, and an irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia). Sometimes blood flow to the lungs is still restricted after intracardiac repair. Infants and children with these complications may require another surgery, and in some cases, their pulmonary valves may be replaced by artificial valves. Pulmonary valve replacement sometimes isn't necessary until decades after the original surgery. In addition, as with any surgery, there's a risk of infection, unexpected bleeding or blood clots. Arrhythmias are usually treated with medication, but some people may need a pacemaker or implantable defibrillator later in life. Complications can continue throughout childhood, adolescence and adulthood. Your child will need lifelong medical follow-up to monitor for and treat any complications.
After surgery your baby will require continuing care. Your doctor will schedule routine checkups with your child to make sure that the procedure was successful and to monitor for any new problems.
Your doctor may also recommend that your child limit physical activity. However, if surgery was completely successful and there's no pulmonary valve leakage or obstruction, your child may not have any activity restrictions.
Sometimes, doctors recommend that your child take antibiotics during dental procedures to prevent infections that may cause endocarditis, an inflammation of the lining of the heart. Although, in cases where the heart was completely repaired, your child may not need preventive antibiotics. Preventive antibiotics are, however, recommended specifically for those who have artificial valves or who've had repair with prosthetic material. Ask your cardiologist what's right for your child.
As your child grows, you may have some concerns about how best to care for your child, including:
If you're an adult with congenital heart disease, you may have concerns, such as:
Experts recommend that anyone with congenital heart disease who is considering starting a family carefully discuss it beforehand with his or her doctor. In some cases, preconception consultations with doctors who specialize in cardiology, genetics and high-risk obstetric care are needed. Some heart medications aren't safe during pregnancy and may need to be stopped or adjusted before you become pregnant.
It can be extremely frightening to learn that your child has potentially life-threatening heart defects. Although support groups aren't for everyone, talking to other parents — especially ones who've already gone through the surgery — can give you hope, encouragement and people to lean on. Ask your doctor if there are any support groups for parents of children with heart defects in your area.
Be sure to give yourself a break at times. Ask other family members or friends to help you take care of your child. When your child is in the hospital, see if you can schedule friends and family to visit with your child so that you can go home to take a shower or nap, or to spend some time with your other children.
To help coordinate your child's care, you may wish to prepare a brief note with your child's diagnosis, medications, surgeries and their dates, and your cardiologist's name and number. This note will provide necessary information to others who may care for your child and will help any new doctor understand your child's health history.
If you change health insurance plans, be sure your new plan will cover your child's care, as some plans may not allow coverage for pre-existing conditions or may require a waiting period.
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2011 Updates to model-data comparisons
And so it goes – another year, another annual data point. As has become a habit (2009, 2010), here is a brief overview and update of some of the most relevant model/data comparisons. We include the standard comparisons of surface temperatures, sea ice and ocean heat content to the AR4 and 1988 Hansen et al simulations.
First, a graph showing the annual mean anomalies from the IPCC AR4 models plotted against the surface temperature records from the HadCRUT3v, NCDC and GISTEMP products (it really doesn't matter which). Everything has been baselined to 1980-1999 (as in the 2007 IPCC report) and the envelope in grey encloses 95% of the model runs.
The La Niña event that emerged in 2011 definitely cooled the year a global sense relative to 2010, although there were extensive regional warm extremes. Differences between the observational records are mostly related to interpolations in the Arctic (but we will check back once the new HadCRUT4 data are released). Checking up on our predictions from last year, I forecast that 2011 would be cooler than 2010 (because of the emerging La Niña), but would still rank in the top 10. This was true looking at GISTEMP (2011 was #9), but not quite in HadCRUT3v (#12) or NCDC (#11). However, this was the warmest year that started off (DJF) with a La Niña (previous La Niña years by this index were 2008, 2001, 2000 and 1999 using a 5 month minimum for a specific event) in the GISTEMP record, and the second warmest (after 2001) in the HadCRUT3v and NCDC indices. Given current indications of only mild La Niña conditions, 2012 will likely be a warmer year than 2011, so again another top 10 year, but not a record breaker – that will have to wait until the next El Niño.
People sometimes claim that "no models" can match the short term trends seen in the data. This is not true. For instance, the range of trends in the models for 1998-2011 are [-0.07,0.49] ºC/dec, with MRI-CGCM (run5) the laggard in the pack, running colder than observations.
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In 1944, twenty-two year old Corrine Sykes was an illiterate housemaid accused of killing her employer, Freda Wodlinger -- and in 1946 she became the first African-American woman to be executed in Pennsylvania. But years after Corrine's death by electric chair, rumors circulated within the African-American community about a death-bed confession made by Wodlinger's husband that was published in an obscure corner of a local Philadelphia newspaper. Everyone remembers reading the confession but copies of the article were never found...
Tina Morton is an award-winning and prolific film and videomaker whose previously completed films and videos, include: The Dance in Aunt Ida Lee [LINK TO SCRIBE CATALOG ENTRY], A Day's Work, We The People, OpnFlo: Investigation, If You Call Them, The Plan and A Promise Fulfilled, which documents a Vietnam veteran who made a promise to his fallen comrade to journey across country in a horse-drawn covered wagon in the tradition of the Buffalo Soldiers. Morton's work has been broadcast on public television, featured in film festivals, exhibited in galleries and museums, and taught in colleges and universities in numerous cities across the United States.
Tina divides her time between Philadelphia, PA and Washington, DC where she is an assistant professor in the Department of Radio, Television and Film at Howard University. In addition to her teaching experience at Howard University, she has taught several film/video production courses at Temple University and has served as a project facilitator for several Scribe Video Center community based projects.
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May 16, 2001 - "Severed Souls - Wrongly Accused, Corrine Sykes, First Black Woman Executed," by Arlene Edwards, Philadelphia New Observer
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May 9, 2001 - The Leader article
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May 2001 - "Philadelphia Stories" broadcast on WYBE-TV35 (Philadelphia, PA)
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Amy Moore landed this nice 23-inch grouper off Naples.
Zach Moore landed this nice red at the port of the islands.
Ronnie Moore landed this 22-inch grouper off Naples.
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On his official website, Brad Richards released this statement:
I wanted to take a minute to personally thank all of you for your patience during the last few months of negotiations. As a player and a fan of this game, I couldn't be happier to have hockey back. Your ongoing support and encouragement throughout the lockout has been incredible and has helped us prepared to get on the ice and play some games. I am looking forward to playing in front of all of you again, connecting with my Ranger's family and seeing and hearing all the fans at The Garden! We will work hard to make 2013 OUR season, and reaching the ultimate goal…bringing The Cup back to New York.
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Lions 2013: Warren Gatland in buoyant mood despite injuries
Considering he had just lost a third player to a tour-ending injury in the space of 24 hours, Warren Gatland looked a picture of serenity and confidence.
And why not? Tommy Bowe's cruel misfortune aside, Saturday's 22-12 win over the Queensland Reds was a big pass mark in what the Lions head coach believes will be the toughest challenge they will face outside the Test series.
Hell, Gatland was even in jocular mood when discussing the possibility the Wallabies are already spying on the Lions' training sessions.
"We chased someone with a video the other day, and we know that last week the Australian side were videoing us from behind the pitch and doing individual videos on the players as well," he said.
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- Gethin Jenkins (calf)
- Tommy Bowe (hand)
"But we don't get too paranoid about that. We have got a completely new set of calls that we will introduce at some stage, if they have been listening to us."
Bowe, as he did in his first outing against Western Force on Wednesday, looked wonderfully sharp and incisive before injury struck. One of the stand-out performers on the 2009 tour, he showed every sign of playing an equally influential hand here. The Lions will miss his intelligence.
If they lost Bowe, and Manu Tuilagi departed early, the Reds' casualty list was gruesome by comparison after a full-blooded, high octane occasion that will serve the Lions well.
"I think we got about 50 stitches overall," reported Reds coach Ewen McKenzie. "Ben Lucas just had his ear reattached, Greg Holmes had 30 stitches, Ben Daley has a compound fracture of his toe…"
He didn't even mention Beau Robinson, a thorn in the Lions' side until going head-to-head with Mako Vunipola, and coming off worse.
British and Irish Lions fixtures
- Sat 1 June: Won 59-8 v Barbarians, Hong Kong
- Wed 5 June: Won 69-17 v Western Force, Perth
- Sat 8 June: Won 22-12 v Queensland Reds, Brisbane
- Tue 11 June: Combined New South Wales-Queensland Country, Newcastle
- Sat 15 June: New South Wales Waratahs, Sydney
- Tue 18 June: ACT Brumbies, Canberra
- Sat 22 June: Australia, First Test, Brisbane
- Tue 25 June: Melbourne Rebels, Melbourne
- Sat 29 June: Australia, Second Test, Melbourne
- Sat 6 July: Australia, Third Test, Sydney
If the Lions seemed alarmingly stretched at times as the Reds fired out long passes and put men into space at breakneck speed, the tourists did not wilt under the pressure applied by Quade Cooper and chums.
They weathered the first quarter storm, remained secure at the set-pieces, hit back to lead at half-time and narrowly missed out on three tries that were referred to the television match official.
Dan Lydiate was at the heart of a hugely spirited defensive display, topping the tackle count with 13, while hooker Tom Youngs and centre Jonathan Davies also made it into double figures.
George North did his best force of nature impression after replacing Tuilagi, beating players at will. The Lions will pray that nothing befalls the giant North Walian, who is in superlative form.
The Lions won all their own line-outs and Geoff Parling stole four of the Reds'. The scrum was again a source of sustenance, winning several penalties.
Scrum-half Ben Youngs impressed in his first start, grabbing the Lions' only try, while alongside him there was also a more composed display from fly-half Owen Farrell, who as well as landing all six kicks at goal, provided glimpses of a running game hitherto rarely seen.
While Gatland was not totally reassuring when discussing the subject of Jonny Sexton's tight hamstring, Farrell at least suggested all will not be completely lost if the Irishman's problem proves to be something more serious.
"The thing I admire about Owen is, if he doesn't have a good performance or a setback, he has the maturity and competitive edge to go away, think about it, work hard on his game and improve in the next performance," Gatland said of the 21-year-old. "If he is not quite on form one game, you very rarely see that backed up again."
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8 (1)
Scrums won (lost)
10 (1)
10 (5)
Line-outs won (lost)
6 (0)
Pens conceded
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Rucks won (lost)
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In an intensely physical contest, the Lions gradually adapted to the ferocious pace of the game, and were the more competent when the pace slowed in the wetter conditions in the second half.
Given the Wallabies are unlikely to prevail in a slug-fest, the Reds may well have provided a template for the best way to beat these Lions.
But when asked if he expected Australia to try to run his side off their feet in similar manner, Gatland was again in 'bring it on' mood.
"I hope so," he said. "We think we are in pretty good shape physically. The boys were blowing a bit today but from a coaching point of view, we have over-trained them with the travel as well and taken some of the legs away from them. But when it comes to the Tests we will be in good shape."
So three down, three more to go, before the real business starts in earnest.
Captain Sam Warburton has made no bones about his goal to win every match of the tour, a feat never previously achieved by a Lions squad, and Saturday only served to bolster his belief.
"Being very ambitious, I love the sound of it," he added. "It is obviously going to be massively tough. I have found that out the hard way from playing Australia quite a few times with little success.
"But I am extremely confident with the squad we have. There is so much class there, it is definitely achievable."
Comment number 119. Posted by bagmanon 11 Jun 2013 11:58
117. That's not quite correct. Wood was below par since his move to 8 after the ABs game and wasn't considered - Saints started him back at 7, but that was too late for selection.
. Launchbury's form also dipped during the 6N campaign where as the Welsh players improved. irish players may not have performed, but when it mattered POC stood up for 2nd row contention (HK campaign).
Btw, I rate both
Comment number 118. Posted by Cornishpastieon 11 Jun 2013 11:58
@117 You have a vivid imagination. Now get behind the Lions.
Comment number 117. Posted by GM Massingbirdon 11 Jun 2013 11:27
Sory chris, Agree with Jim, so many players have been left out purely bexause they are not Welsh or Irish. The performances of Launchbury and especially Tom Wood who has been magnificent even playing out of position mean that his ommision is soley down to prejeduce.
Just glad to see him doing so well in Argentina.
Comment number 116. Posted by Anglophoneon 11 Jun 2013 11:22
114 Jim
Try to be a bit more positive. The selections have been made and true, some people are probably wondering what more they have to do but..we are where we are!
I do suspect that once everyone has knocked themselves out for a test spot, Gatland will lean towards his favourites which is also why I expect that, despite all the chutzpah, the Wallabies will run through Gats' "omni-flankers"!
Comment number 115. Posted by Chrison 11 Jun 2013 10:37
It is perhaps better that you do not support the Lions, (or even post on the Lions threads) as the concept appears to be lost on you.
The Lions fans won't miss your posts.
Happily, the selected players seem happy to put aside the petty narrow minded jingoistic nonsense and bond together.
Come on the Lions!!!
Comment number 114. Posted by jimon 11 Jun 2013 10:24
personally as an englishman, i do not care at all what the lions do, as Gatland is only really bothered about playing his welsh players with a tiny mixture of the irish, do not think the irish players or the welsh players are any better than the english players too much bias form Gatland when naming his squad
Comment number 113. Posted by Anglophoneon 11 Jun 2013 10:15
111 Chris
I imagine that Hell will freeze over before Gatland drops Sam Warburton, even if he isn't the "form" openside on tour. I tend to agree that the tour captain should be a POC or BOD type but doesn't necessarily play if others are playing better at the time.
Mind you, if SW were to be dropped for the 1st test you'd probably hear Chris Robshaw laughing in the next county!
Comment number 112. Posted by Bustedon 11 Jun 2013 07:58
Was watching ESPN classic last night, 1st test v SA 97. This makes you realise why we love this concept so much.
Its every 4 years and you can look back with good memories, some happy (97), some sad (2001), some angry (2005).
Sad to see the "chip on shoulder" attitude of some English and Welsh posters on these forums, sign of the times I suppose.
Calm down! Enjoy!
Comment number 111. Posted by Chrison 11 Jun 2013 07:04
I like the way the teams are mixed.
There are only two recognised FHs on tour because GB&I are not blessed with quality in that position right now, so using other quality players to fill in makes sense.
My concern is the captain. I would have prefered if the game captain was named after the team was picked and an older head was named tour captain but with no guarantee of a start.
Comment number 110. Posted by cedricvonbon 11 Jun 2013 06:52
@88. I like Cotter too - we need a bit of humour! .....but actually he said something like " there goes Richie Gray wading through the little people"
Comment number 109. Posted by mel rogerson 11 Jun 2013 05:50
@108 good job you are not a selector - Croft with Tipuric??? Very strange combination or were you thinking of a 7's competition?
Comment number 108. Posted by Valleywonderon 10 Jun 2013 21:52
They look so strong in the backrow, Warburton is the only player I'd leave out on form. Lets face it any Lions backrow combination is going to be pretty formidable, personally I's start with Croft and Tipuric.
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Comment number 106. Posted by ryankkon 10 Jun 2013 17:24
Dont have Sky so have been watching all the games on YouTube, Fox Sports. North looks deadly, Cuthbert caught out a few times in defence, SW cant be slated for fitness after he tracked Bowe (I think) the length of the pitch for a TMO decision. And thats the most line breaks I think ive seen Faz make in his career (Im a sarries fan) so cant wait to see him off the bench in the 1st test
Comment number 105. Posted by Anglophoneon 10 Jun 2013 16:14
101 Academy
That's because he's sitting next to man who can pad it out forever. Never use one word when a couple of thousand can do the job. Eddie secretly believes he comes from a race of poets and wants you know it. It's what makes the brusqueness of Brian Moore work so well alongside him.
As for Robinson's taciturnity? It's possible that he just loathes Butler and is doing it for the money!
Comment number 104. Posted by BRFC1995on 10 Jun 2013 15:43
in terms of commentators/analysts, im sure all the irish on here are used to watching Conor O'Shea. by far the best analyst of the game IMO and a nailed on future ireland head coach.
Comment number 103. Posted by Denison 10 Jun 2013 15:00
@ 94.Aviendha agree. Thought Warbs would be best Captain, but clearly now Tips is best 7 and SOB/Lyidiate best 6. POC/BOD nailed on starters - one of those should have been Captain.
Comment number 102. Posted by Gatlands Jolly Lions Touron 10 Jun 2013 14:00
Jiffy looked grumpy at half time during the Eng v Wales game why was that?
Comment number 101. Posted by The Academyon 10 Jun 2013 13:54
99: Yeah what he said was fine but found him boring. Don't know if it was because there was little chemistry or he didn't know when to pad it out a bit. Just seemed too clinical.
Comment number 100. Posted by sullyon 10 Jun 2013 13:49
Eddie Butler is "good too"? Only if good too equals overtly biased. In his element when England struggle......and not just when they struggle against Wales (which is often!) S
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CommPutercations, Inc. (CPI) has been managing IT services for customers in the D.C. metro area and beyond since 1986. Based in Frederick, Md., the managed services provider (MSP) is a family-run business that has built a reputation for excellence in the nationwide IT channel, earning recognition in 2011 and 2012 for its growth and success from both SolarWinds N-able® , the world's leading remote monitoring and management (RMM) provider, and Ingram Micro, Inc., the world's largest technology distributor and SolarWinds N-able Alliance Partner.
From automobile dealerships to hospitality, healthcare and insurance, CPI focuses on the IT needs of small to midsize enterprises (SMEs). And while its business has always been strong, its management team saw market shifts start to take shape in 2006 and decided the time was right to transition from a break-fix model to managed services.
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At some point, you've undoubtedly experienced the predicament of narrowing down a shopping wish-list to stay within your budget, so you feel our pain in having to select just five sturdy shoe candidates for this story (we started with about fifty!). Thankfully, our heartache let up when we glanced over our final pickings; they are all so jaw-dropping that we'd be thrilled to add even one set of them to our closets! (Actually, we'd like them all please.) Whether you classify yourself as a chic stylista or take a more garage grunge approach to your wardrobe-there is something here for every kind of gal. To see for yourself, read on as we present you with our Top Five favorite black boots!
1. Free People Studded Vintage Combat Boots ($388)
If you style-stalk Erin Wasson as much as we do, you'll immediately recognize that these lace-up boots are in perfect keep with her sensibilities. The pyramid stud-details give the combat style a chic punk update and a take-no-prisoners sort of cool. Also note that these boots are both vintage and embellished by hand, so no two pairs are the same! Wear them with a burnout tee and a pair of destroyed jeans for an ode to nineties grunge or execute a tough-on-pretty ensemble by mixing them with a floral dress.
2. Corsair Over-the-Knee Boots ($178)
We are so strongly drawn to over-the-knee boots this season that we included two pairs of them in today's Top 5 picks. We appointed this set by Corsair, because the price is right-but not at the expense of quality or looks! Plus, they have two of key qualities necessary for a great pair of boots: classic structure and super soft leather. As we mentioned in November's Tips, you can make the boots look even higher by wearing them over a pair of thigh-high black socks.
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How do we love these alluring booties? Let us count the ways! For one, they are perfectly suited for a pair of black, slim-fit, cropped pants or yesterday's suggested harem-styled trousers. Secondly, the slight peep-toe and stud detailing set them apart from your typical black booties. And third, they are still basic enough to match with almost anything, so why not incorporate them into your New Year's Eve attire?
4. Miu Miu Motorcycle Knee Boots ($990)
These boots are so wickedly cool that words can hardly do them justice, but we'll try to offer some informed commentary nevertheless! As motorcycle-meets-equestrian hybrids, they seamlessly transform (thanks to the removable buckles) to accommodate many different looks. You can even counteract their industrial style with something unexpected, like Kova & T's Lace Leggings
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If our previously mentioned pair of over-the-knee boots aren't quite high enough for your taste, consider this set! They naturally hit a few inches above the knee, but this extreme height is balanced out with a modest heel. The strap detailing around the knee looks best tightened over skinny jeans, tights, or liquid leggings. Steve Madden's Amazzin Boots ($240) are our favorite budget-friendly version!-Jessica Amento


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Winter is taking hold in the northern hemisphere and temperatures have dropped below freezing. With snow on the ground here in Kodak's hometown, we figured there was no better time to share some heartwarming films from Super 8mm and 16mm wedding cinematographers The Why We Love.
Calling California home, Kevin and Danielle Snelson have been documenting weddings for years. We recently spoke with them about their craft and they shared details on their obsession with film and what motivates them to create such beautiful memories. It's our pleasure to introduce The Why We Love!
This is kind of a funny story. We spent weeks trying to think of a name that fully encompassed what fueled our passion for our art form. We kept asking ourselves what are "the Why's" we love what we do. This of course led us down the rabbit hole of making endless lists and only made our indecision worse. Finally it clicked, and we settled on "The Why We Love." It made the most sense, especially for a company that focuses on capturing and retelling the love stories of so many couples.
You could say I started "filmmaking" as a child. I was always fascinated with cameras growing up. I would walk around with cameras and create spectacular images. Of course they were always in my mind as I rarely had any film. When I got a hold of my grandparent's stash of home movie equipment, I was hooked. I would shoot a ton of what I thought was beautiful footage at the time, and sit in front of the TV with two VCR's editing for days. I never went to film school; not because I didn't want to but mostly due to a lack of time, money, and resources. I really just wanted to buy more film and spend my time making unique works of art. I took it upon myself to read everything I could on the techniques of filmmaking, editing, technical components of exposure and lighting, etc. I also was careful to not focus too much on the rules as I didn't want my voice as an artist to become diluted and just another version of other previous filmmakers. Originality is and always has been paramount.
This happened very organically. I wanted to pursue the voice in me that was saying, create something beautiful; to craft a work of art that tells the story of a real once in a lifetime experience. With every film we make our greatest desire is to create something that not only moves our clients but moves us. I'm kind of an emotional guy and I want the art to speak to that. Wedding Cinema allows the use of so many elements; the music, the tempo, the imagery, the cuts, all drawing out an honest reaction.
I was obsessed with the look and feel of film right away, especially the smaller formats of Super 8 and 16mm. They had movement and life when most independent and wedding films were going to video. The colors were truer and the grain was beautiful. It made the imagery on screen look the way I saw it in my mind. It's also very forgiving. To film a moving and live event is an incredible challenge. I want the best tools available to execute the task with some sort of finesse. Film is an incredible technology and its latitude allows for a certain margin of error as opposed to conventional video. For me, it's the best tool for the job.
Our clients consistently tell us that our films make them cry, even when it is someone else's story. I have to assume they are tears of joy and excitement. I don't think people always want to remember things in a perfect literal sense. We believe that most folks would rather remember the overall impression of the day and the way they felt during those moments. Our films are a little more abstract and this leaves room for the real emotions of those moments to flow through the imagery and the music.
We have to be disciplined and budget ourselves. We make decisions beforehand on what film to shoot and how much of it, specific to each couple that commissions us. We go into every wedding, elopement, and family shoot with a set amount of film and a shot list. We also set aside a portion of the allotted film and dedicate it to creative shots that we have not necessarily planned but are ready to capture at any given moment. These candids really make the film. We also try to turn in more than one job at a time to the lab as we get more for our money with a higher volume.
They typically have watched the film at least a dozen times when they write or call us the next day after we've sent them the link to their online film. They always let us know how grateful they are that they chose us and how happy they are with the finished product. It's not uncommon for them to refer to their film as an heirloom or a gift and to mention how they can't wait to show it to their children someday. This of course is quite humbling for us because we are simply doing what we love for some pretty amazing people.
It's wonderful to find a couple that really wants their wedding day to be about spending time with their loved ones. This is one of our Super 8 vignettes of a wonderful couple here in L.A. that valued just that.
Stephen + Jenn | Huron Substation | Super 8 Wedding Film from The Why We Love Team on Vimeo.
This is a featurette shot on Super 16mm of a lovely couple that decided to make their wedding day all about each other and eloped in the place that most inspired them: Big Sur, Calif.
Big Sur, CA Elopement | 16mm Destination Wedding Film from The Why We Love Team on Vimeo.
Here is a Super 8 vignette of a romantic couple that lived their vision of the grandest adventure and eloped in Big Sur and then road-tripped up the West Coast all the way to Seattle for their honeymoon.
Scott + Renee | Big Sur, CA Elopement | Super 8 Wedding Film from The Why We Love Team on Vimeo.
We love to document families as they grow. This is a little vignette of our time spent with a couple that recently had their first child. This is a family of photographers who are just as passionate about film as we are. It's always humbling when other artists commission us to retell some of the most important moments within their lives.
The de Jaureguis // Super 16mm Family Film from The Why We Love Team on Vimeo.
Each format serves a different role for us. Super 8 has a real home movie feel. We really like to embrace its roots when shooting this format. If it is available, we strive to utilize reversal stocks to really give the film the timeless look Super 8 is so well known for. I have to say Super 16mm is usually my favorite because it gives me a broader choice of lenses and film stocks, not to mention I can create imagery with a shallower depth of field while also capturing everything in a native widescreen picture. It's also a little more predictable since the cameras or usually newer and less finicky.
This is an easy answer. Ektachrome 100D was my all-time favorite. However, I have really come to appreciate and favor 250D for 16mm and 500T for Super 8. They both offer a beautiful clean canvas for me to color later.
It's pretty consistent from job to job.
Modified Eclair ACL Super 16 with (2) 400' magazines and converted Tobin Intervalometer; perfect for sound sync, slow-motion, and quick change outs.
Lenses are either the Angenieux 15-150 or a variety of Nikon Primes. I like the softness and the simplicity of the Angenieux for the work I'm doing.
Canon Scoopic MS16. This camera is super lightweight and extremely versatile with its built in macro and fast zoom lens; not the quietest setup but very reliable.
Nikon R10 Super 8. The sharpest Super 8 I have ever shot with and the only one, other than my old Russian wind-up Zenit Quarz 1 x 8S-2, that will operate in freezing temps.
Canon 1014-XLS. I love the built in intervolameter and the 220 degree shutter angle it offers for low-light shooting.
Sekonic L-608 Cine Light Meter. A must have for all occasions.
Zoom H4N Stereo Recorder. Perfect for environmentals to add to the soundtrack later.
Sennheiser Lavalier wireless mics. These are imperative for quality audio of vows and speeches.
Audio-Techinica ATH-M50 for monitoring.
And Micropro LED Panels supplement natural light.
Litepanels are always on hand and the Micropro fits in the bag I carry with film. They have consistent color temperature throughout their range and are easily gelled. We don't use them unless necessary. We typically prefer to bring reflectors and bounce light where needed. It's a simpler setup and we never have issues with mixing color temps. The occasional 2K Fresnel might be necessary in extremely dark venues.
We try to drop more than one job at a time to maximize the value when it comes to telecine and/or film scanning. We utilize Cinelicious and FotoKem for those tasks, and Spectra for our Super 8 processing. All of them are very knowledgeable, friendly, and offer great rates for wedding artists. We typically have everything telecined at 1080P, though 4K may be on the horizon with the new TVs that are coming out. We then import our ProRes 422 (HQ) files into our Adobe Premiere CC editing suite. We color the final cut in Speedgrade using the reference stills we shot on Kodak medium format film. Depending on what we were commissioned for and the collection purchased, the final delivery is comprised of (3) customized DVDs or Blu-Rays that include the fine art film featurette, an edited film of the ceremony and reception speeches, as well as the original KODAK Motion Picture Film that everything was captured on. We also offer projectable 16mm prints if requested. Everything is then delivered in a handcrafted Cypress archival box for display and safekeeping.
We ultimately hope to grow within our niche of the Wedding & Lifestyle Industry and push ourselves to create more personal pieces. Elopements and wedding films are our roots and we love the art we create for our couples. We foresee this side of our business continuing to expand. Still, we are dreamers at heart and we don't want to limit the type of commissions we welcome. Our greatest desire is to see our family business grow it's reach to a broader audience. We want to continue supporting the Kodak Motion Picture movement in whatever way we can. We would love to see the medium of film not just be coveted within the wedding film industry but the small business and commercial industry as well. We hope this year will connect us with artists, art directors, and business owners who want to integrate Kodak Motion Picture Film and our style of cinematography into their promotional materials. We always welcome the idea of working with independent film makers wanting to integrate Super 8, 16mm, and 35mm into their works.
We are often out shooting in the field so the best way to contact us is through our website contact form located at www.thewhywelove.com or a direct email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Thanks to Kevin and Danielle for taking the time to speak with us! If you are interested in learning more about The Why We Love, be sure to check out facebook.com/thewhywelove, follow them on TWITTER at @thewhywelove, and see more videos at vimeo.com/thewhywelove/videos.
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This city has been adorned with titles like Queen of the Deccan, cultural capital of Maharashtra and several others that highlight its historicity and beauty. But this eighth largest Indian metropolis and second largest city of Maharashtra is now also known as one of the fastest growing real estate market of India today. Pune is considered to be an end-user market by real estate analysts and its popularity graph among property seekers is increasing at a steady rate, which has made it a lucrative market with great potential returns. The connectivity with the rest of Maharashtra, with expressways, state and national highways, local trains, buses and cabs, is great as they all are readily available for a commuter. The increased connectivity has bought major IT firms and other financial organizations here and that has led to more job opportunities; this is in-turn has brought several job seekers hence the rental market is seeing the pink of season now. The market of property in this city is seeing a lot of activity due to this and several 1-BHK, 2-BHK flats and apartment projects have come up that cater specifically to those looking for steady investment. But the city, which is famous for its serene locales as well, also boasts of some great luxurious independent housing options which make it a preferred place for investment by the ones seeking lavish lifestyle. The current upbeat market scenario is quite favorable for this city and property sector is witnessing a lot of builder activity and also an increased consumer interest.


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High Cholesterol Overview
Cholesterol is a waxy, fatlike substance that the body needs to function normally. Cholesterol is naturally present in cell walls or membranes everywhere in the body, including the brain, nerves, muscles, skin, liver, intestines, and heart.
The body uses cholesterol to produce many hormones, vitamin D, and the bile acids that help to digest fat. It takes only a small amount of cholesterol in the blood to meet these needs. If a person has too much cholesterol in the bloodstream, the excess may be deposited in arteries, including the coronary arteries of the heart, the carotid arteries to the brain, and the arteries that supply blood to the legs. Cholesterol deposits are a component of the plaques that cause narrowing and blockage of the arteries, producing signs and symptoms originating from the particular part of the body that has decreased blood supply.
Blockage to the leg arteries causes claudication (pain with walking) due to peripheral artery disease. Carotid artery blockage may cause stroke, and blockage of the coronary arteries leads to angina (chest pain) and heart attack.
Coronary heart disease (CHD) is caused by cholesterol and fat being deposited in the walls of the arteries that supply nutrients and oxygen to the heart. Like any muscle, the heart needs a constant supply of oxygen and nutrients, which are carried to it by the blood in the coronary arteries. Narrowing of the arteries decreases that supply and can cause angina (chest pain) when the heart muscle does not receive enough oxygen. Cholesterol plaques can rupture, resulting in a blood clot formation that completely blocks the artery, stopping all blood flow and causing a heart attack, in which heart muscle cells die from lack of oxygen and nutrients.
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Was it Napoleon?
At the place where the Hotel Münsterhof is situated, there used to be two farmhouses. One of them also had a tavern and rooms for travelers. The bed which is now in room 15 of the Münsterhof dates back to those times. The grandmother of the current owner keeps saying that her grandmother told her that this had been Napoleon's bed, that he had spent the night in this bed. However, it is more likely that the guest resting in that bed had been the French general Dessalles or one of his officers. That's the crux about history: everbody adds something to it. But still, it might indeed have been Napoleon!
For lovers of Historic Hotels
Following gentle renovation, the Münsterhof shines with renewed splendour since 2011. Its historical charm has however been lovingly preserved, with rooms furnished as in times gone by with pinewood and of course antiques. Rumour has it that Napoleon once spent a night of slumber here – and regarding the cuisine, well the specialities served and family recipes conserved have continued down the line.
Hotel details
- - Radio in all rooms
- - T.V. in all rooms
- - Especially suitable for families
- - Especially quiet rooms
- - Non-smoking hotel
- - Non-smoking rooms
- - Central location
- - Garden/parking facilities
- - Historical building
- - Public restaurant
- - Open deck/garden restaurant
- - Vegetarian restaurant
- - Snack restaurant
- - Light foods/diet
- - Bar
- - Separate garage belonging to hotel
- - Public parking spots
- - Separate parking spots belonging to establishment
- - Pets allowed
- - Meeting room
- - Reservations possible through travel agencies
- - Hikers
- - Near bus stop
- - Playground for children
- - Member SHV
- - Wi-Fi available (free)
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Following several months of consideration and review, Notre Dame, one of the nation's most high-profile Catholic universities, announced that it would move toward adding "a student organization tasked with providing services and support to gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (GLBTQ) students and their allies," reported the university's student newspaper, the Observer. The paper said the move came after years of lobbying by homosexual activists for a "Gay-Straight Alliance" at the university.
On December 5, Notre Dame's president, Father John Jenkins, signed off on recommendations from Notre Dame's Office of Student Affairs to "expand and enhance the support and services for students who identify" as GLBTQ. According to the Observer, Jenkins said the plan "grows out of our mission as a Catholic university [and is] directed by that fundamental mission in a profound way."
A Notre Dame press release explained that the plan for the initiative came after "a study of Catholic doctrine and teaching, listening sessions with Notre Dame students, and an examination of student clubs and structures at other Catholic universities." The release insisted that the plan is "rooted in Catholic teaching on sexuality and gender identity," and "calls all Notre Dame students to cultivate chaste relationships and to support one another in a community of friendship."
Among Notre Dame's plans for supporting homosexuals are:
• The establishment of a "support and service student organization for GLBTQ students and their allies that will produce activities consistent with Notre Dame's Catholic allegiance and commitments."
• The launch of an advisory committee of students and staff to address the supposedly unique needs of students who identify as homosexual, transgender, or "questioning."
• The appointment of a full-time staff member who will serve as a liaison between "GLBTQ" students and other Notre Dame departments.
Father Jenkins said he thought "if people look carefully at what we're doing and really, in a thoughtful way, evaluate it, I think thoughtful people will see that this makes sense. It makes sense for a Catholic university like Notre Dame to provide such structures to serve their students effectively." He added that he was confident "this multi-faceted, pastoral approach represents the next step in advancing our efforts toward this aspiration for our GLBTQ students."
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