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- Shakespeare's HENRY V with the OH Players company, at the beautiful Harrow School Theatre. April 2015.
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- 2014. The feature film 50 KISSES by Chris Jones won the 'Flickers International Vision Award' at the RHODE ISLAND FILM FESTIVAL.
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New boys begin life in the top flight
Notts Premier League newcomers Belvoir start their campaign with a trip to Welbeck Colliery tomorrow.
All three of Belvoir's senior sides were promoted at the end of last season.
There is so much interest locally that they plan to start a friendly XI with the aim of joining the South Notts League next season.
New faces include Casuals star batsman Gurpej Landa and quick bowlers Tom Barker and Sam Cliff.
Former Notts and Surrey opener Darren Bicknell showed he has not lost his edge with a superb unbeaten 157 in the narrow friendly win over Wollaton last week.
Captain James Clayfield was 26 not out as Belvoir reached 254-3.
Opener Ian Dodd completed a patient 60 for Wollaton, while Karl Glendenning made a fine 63.
The first ball of the final over went for six but Fazackerley held his nerve and had Alex King superbly caught by Clayfield. The next ball produced a run-out as the visitors were stranded five runs short on 249 all out.
Defending champions Clifton Village will be looking to get off to a flying start at home to Bassetlaw champions Kiveton Park Colliery at the Clifton Oval.
Clifton showed their strength by beating top Derbyshire side Ockbrook & Borrowash by six wickets in a pre-season friendly on the back of a century from Pasty Harris.
They have lost Simon Roberts to Papplewick but have been strengthened by the arrival of experienced Tom Lungley from Derbyshire, who is likely to bat at No.7.
Another former Derbyshire man, Dan Birch, will open the batting with the highly-rated Neil Weightman.
Wollaton, who have rebuilt their side after losing a number of key players, travel to West Indian Cavaliers.
Cavs again present formidable opposition spearheaded as they are by the former Surrey trio of Usman Afzaal, Alex Tudor and Pakistan legend Saqlain Mushtaq.
He is credited with inventing the doorsa and was the fastest man to 250 wickets in ODI's.
Saqlain played for Surrey from 1997-2004 and represented Ireland and Sussex before re-joining Surrey in 2007.
His international career was halted by a knee injury and in recent years he turned out for Old Whitgiftians and Syston Town in the Everards County League.
Mushtaq spent almost three years out of cricket while he promoted Islam in local communities.
He will also work in a coaching capacity with Cavs.
Papplewick and Linby are at home to Caythorpe. You can never discount Papplewick, even though they are likely to be without former England internationals Phil DeFreitas and Dean Hedley this season.
Other matches tomorrow see Kimberley Institute entertain Mansfield HM, while Cuckney travel to take on the Nottinghamshire Academy.
The Premier League Twenty/20 Cup has been scheduled for June 19.
Newcomers Kiveton Park CC and Belvoir have been drawn against each
other in a tough Group A.
Group A (at Clifton Village Cricket Club): Clifton Village v Notts Academy CC; Kiveton Park v Belvoir.
Group B (at Caythorpe Cricket Club): Caythorpe v Cuckney; Papplewick v West Indian Cavaliers.
Group C (at Welbeck Colliery Cricket Club): Welbeck v Kimberley; Mansfield Hosiery Mills v Wollaton.
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ROCKY BRANCH, TEXAS. Rocky Branch is on U.S. Highway 259 five miles northeast of Daingerfield in east central Morris County. It was named for the site of a sawmill and gristmill established in the late 1870s. A post office opened in 1890 and remained in operation until 1904. In 1896 the community had a population of fifty. By 1915 it had a population of 100, the sawmill operated by Nat Wright, and a general store operated by J. P. Forsyth. By the 1930s the population had declined to fifty and the businesses to two. From 1974 through 1986 the population of Rocky Branch was reported as 120. The community had two churches and a community center but no businesses. Nearby was the Primitive Baptist Church of Christ, which was organized in April 1854. The church obtained a building that year that was used as a meetinghouse and school and was still in use as a church in 1989. In 1990 the population of Rocky Branch was 135. The population remained the same in 2000.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Cecil Harper, Jr., "ROCKY BRANCH, TX," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hlr35), accessed October 09, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.


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Federal Work-Study (FWS) is a federal aid program where you can work and earn money for your education. Earnings are given to students based upon the rate of pay and the hours worked on a bi-weekly basis. At SLU, FWS does not reduce the tuition, but rather provides a resource for a student's living expenses through a paycheck issued directly to the student. Funds are limited and are awarded to those with financial need as determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
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Amy Fisher's Husband Threatens Jeremy Jackson After a Bad Joke About Her Past on 'Celebrity Rehab' (VIDEO)
Jackson has become good friends with Amy Fisher in rehab, but his sister didn't make the connection when she first met Fisher, "because you didn't introduce yourself as 'Buttafuoco face shooter."
Now, that's a very harsh thing to say to someone. She has no way of knowing how Fisher is tortured emotionally about what she did, though the fact that she's in rehab says quite a lot about how she's coping with something.
So no one could fault her husband for stepping up in her defense, but then he went way too far. His tirade had Jackson's sister running off in tears and eventually breathing into a bag to calm down. He then started threatening to "kill" Jackson for something he supposedly said.
The situation escalated even further when Jackson's mom called 911 and the police arrived on the scene. So much for "Family Day" being an uplifting and positive experience for the patients.
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Friday, March 26, 2010
Exploring Color Workshop: The Follow-up
The weekend workshop was beyond my expectations. The ten students worked so amazingly hard. Thanks to all of you!
Over the course of the weekend, students worked on four, separate, explorations.
Exploration 1: Two colors, without regard for subject
Exploration 2: Color relationships, from gray slide
Exploration 3: Color schemes and mood schemes, from a gray slide
Exploration 4: Grays and saturated colors, from a color slide
Below is an example of exploration 2, an illusion, and the results.
click to go to the working illusion link
The squares in the centers of these two boxes above are the exact same.
Given an assignment based on this illusion, students came up with these results:
The shadow piece on the house in pictures 1 and 2 are the same color, a very pale neutral which leans toward green. The shadow piece on the house in pictures 3 and 4 are the same color, a mid-value neutral which leans toward violet (as seen in the illusion example above).
How do the relationships affect each other in terms of color, value, and hue?
Which painting looks more believable; which more light-struck?
How can this be used new found power be used for good, rather than evil?
Through our discussions, viewing the works of Quang Ho, sampling colors from slides of Sorolla's work, and by sharing each of the student's exploration results, we left with an open mind and a charge to explore more.
For more information on when this workshop may be offered again, please email me firstname.lastname@example.com or visit the link to my workshops often.
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
Exploring Color Workshop: The Prequel, C
The mind did not evolve to see the world "as it is,' but to see the world in a way that proved useful to see in the past. In short, the brain evolved to continually redefine normality by finding the relationships that were useful in our evolution and development.
Everything we (or our ancestors) have seen goes to inform how we see the world. That is why we can interpret a visual image as a 3-dimensional scene, and our visual system immediately estimates a lighting vector and uses this to judge the property of the material. Ah, but try to translate that 3-D on a 2-dimensional surface, and you have to "undo" all that your brain has learned to understand about space and perspective, and re-learn to see what is actually there. That is why if you are painting a model from life, let's say she is reclining with her lets bent (as if curling up in a ball), tops of the feet toward you and her head away from you, her hip may fall in the same horizontal line as that of her breast. The same is true with the "undo-ing" of light and shadow illusion.
The visual system needs to determine the color of objects in the world. Just measuring the light coming from a surface (luminance) is not enough: a cast shadow will dim a surface, so that a white surface in shadow may be reflecting less light than a black surface in full light. The visual system uses several tricks to determine where the shadows are and how to compensate for them, in order to determine the color of "paint" that belongs on the surface.
In the painting shown above, it is truly believable that the flat, highly reflective surface on which the lemons and vases sit, is only made up of one material... not many different materials all tiled together. Yet the differences in color along the table's surface is varied. Our brains believe it when we see it "live" just as they believe it here. These changes along the surface of the hutch are due mostly to the reflections of surrounding objects.
Now, imagine that you are looking at a shiny new red car. It is sitting in bright sunlight. The top of the hood is reflecting the highly chromatic red paint. But does it look red... as in the color out of the spray can that was used to paint it red?? Now, follow the curve of the fender, the surface moves into shadow. Still, your mind compensates for the less intensely reflected light and perceives that the paint on the fender is the same color used to paint the rest of the car. How does your mind do this?
The first trick is based on local contrast. In shadow or not, an area that is lighter than its neighboring area is probably lighter than average, and vice verse.
The second trick is based on the fact that shadows often have soft edges (at least at some point along them), while paint boundaries have sharp edges. The visual system tends to ignore gradual changes in light level, so that it can determine the color of the surfaces without being misled by shadows.
The brain also uses statistically abundant experiences to perceive mad-madeness. When confronted with a line or form that is unnaturally symmetrical or precise, the brain interprets changes in the surface color rather than in terms of shadows or lighting.
Of course as artists, we know that we should not just think of the car's hood as red and the car's fender as red any more than we should think of the top of the hutch in the painting as brown. We know that we should think of each of those surface planes as different colors altogether, (everywhere there is a plane change, there is a color change)... and that along with those plane changes we also experience colors bouncing from surrounding objects. So here again, we are having to re-learn what we are really seeing, to stop ignoring the truth, and to ignore what our brain wants us to perceive, which is that the car is red and the hutch is brown.
Have you ever painted a painting and wondered why it isn't believable in terms of color? Perhaps it is a white wall in shadow, and you opt to go overboard based on the success of someone else's painting you thought you understood. Now, it looks like a blue wall rather than a white wall in shadow. As with many so-called illusions, this effect truly demonstrates the success rather than the failure of the visual system. The trick as artists, is learning to use these illusions for good (rather than evil)... that is, to know when to use them and when not. This is where your visual intention must supersede your power of the knowledge of color. Restraint is often times the higher road to take.
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Exploring Color Workshop: The Prequel, B
Exploration One: Visual Illusions, Part B
The painting above, "Voices in the Sunset," has very little applied color. That is, if you saw these mixtures of paint puddle out of context, you would think them all mostly neutral. Put side by side in a painting, using the information you're about to read, and it looks like it has a lot of color doesn't it? We will spend one session of the upcoming workshop to explore this theory.
Before proceeding, you may want to print out the previous post (same name as this one but Part A) and keep the definitions part handy while reading this.
The process of color information by our visual system seems to operate in three successive stages:
- Trichromatic image capture: color information is recorded by the responses of the cone cells in the retina.
- Opponent processing: responses from the cones are converted into three signals, for brightness (value), yellowness vs. blueness, and redness vs. greeness. The latter two providing our perception of hue and saturation.
- Processing for color constancy: information on changes in hue, value, and saturation across the visual field is analyzed and resolved into an interpretation of the hue, value, and chroma of the visible surfaces.
Stop here and go to this visual illusion by R. Beau Lotto, or visit www.lottolab.org. The blue tiles on the left cube and the yellow tiles on the right cube are actually the same.
The human visual system is not very good at being a physical light meter, but that is not its purpose. The important task is to break the image information down into meaningful components, and thereby perceive the nature of objects in view. This method of visual input has developed in humans to make us efficient see-ers. For example: relative "brightness" (remember that is the perceived intensity of value, hue, and chroma all rolled into one) is thought to be used by the brain to process motion, form, and texture!! WOW!
We know:
- The brightness of equally intense stimuli changes with their relative saturation and with shifts in hue. Under consistent light conditions...
- More saturated (pure) colors appear brighter than less saturated colors (i.e. strongly colored stimuli appear brighter than grey stimuli). Okay... that was an easy one.
- Red and blue colors appear brighter than yellow and green colors. (The reason that often times in the distant landscape you can still see the violet hues, but no the yellow and green).
- However, the retina has a lower sensitivity to short wavelengths (blues). Therefore, a neutralized yellow may be perceived brighter than a pure blue.
- In general, contrast enhances the difference in brightness and/or color between interacting areas of an image. Such contrast effects are mutual, but if the surrounding area is larger and more intense than the area it encloses, then the contrast is correspondingly out of balance. (Think, light holes coming through trees here).
- Because the brain does not read visual stimuli in absolute terms (like an objective measuring device, sending raw light and color data to the brain), there can be failures of color constancy (see #3 above). The visual appearance of a surface color can be influenced by adjacent and interspersed colors respectively. Here are some samples of simultaneous contrast illusions.
- Simultaneous contrast of lightness: Patterns of moderate contrast appear to have more contrast in a low-contrast contest. Vice-versa, the same pattern appears to have less contrast in a high-contrast context. Think about this and how, let's say, the appearance of contrast between painting a sunset painting and painting a "dusk" painting are different in the way we would handle the contrasted areas with those areas similar in value.
- Simultaneous contrast of hue and chroma: A purplish-red color looks more purple against red, more red against purple, lower in chroma against bright purple-red, and progressively higher in chroma against dull red-purple, grey, and green. Just read that a few times and think of how you use analogous colors and neutrals in your own paintings to, as the galleries tend to say these days, give your painting more "punch."
- Simultaneous contrast of lightness and chroma: The same purple-red looks darker against a lighter, and lighter against a darker color of similar hue and chroma. Don't over think that one. You know it; you've just never written it in words before.
- Simultaneous contrast of hue: When a medium grey is seen against a background of similar value hue, the appearance of the color moves toward the hue of the additive complement. For example, the medium-grey figure against a red background shifts the perceived red background toward cyan.
- An important special case of simultaneous contrast of hue is the phenomenon of complementary colors in shadows. When we have a strongly-colored main light and a neutral secondary light source, the colors in the shadow of the main light shift in appearance toward the complementary color of the light. (Do not confuse this phenomenon with the hobby painter's recipe of adding the complementary pigment of the color of the object to get its color in shadow). The induced complimentary effect is the basis of the artists' conventional rule (you know how much I hate rules) of warm lights creating cool shadows and vice versa.
*Kevin Macpherson states in his second book, "Landscape Painting, Inside and Out," that he often mixes his colors for a painting on a canvas panel. Once the panel-palette is dried, he sometimes uses that mosaic of colors as the foundation for a painting.
Hang in there... one more point for today...
Assimilation (reverse contrast) is a phenomenon having the opposite effect to simultaneous contrast, and is seen when small areas of color are closely interspersed. Reds look more purple beside blues and more orange beside yellows. The lightness of white or the darkness of black may seem to spread into neighboring regions. Similarly, colors ma appear to spread into or become assimilated into neighboring areas. All such effects tend to make neighboring areas appear more alike, rather than to enhance their differences as in the more familiar simultaneous contrast, hence the term "reverse contrast."
The Op Art movement of the 60s featured painting and sculpture that exploited these optical effects to create perceptual ambiguity created by colored surfaces, and to suggest movement created by lines and patterns in black and white.
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Saturday, March 6, 2010
Exploring Color Workshop: The Prequel
With the next few posts on this blog , I will attempt to share some of the notes from the upcoming Exploring Color Workshop. After the workshop, I'll post some images and findings.
If you've been reading the posts on color in the past, you know at least two things about me by now. One, that I use a basic, limited palette, and two, I enjoy finding exceptions to the rules. This is not to say that to be a student of mine, you must adapt to my palette, or that the "rules" don't work much of the time. Having said that, this workshop is going to stir some waters for sure.
Studying color and color science is fascinating to me. Whether or not someone understands it all does not necessarily make him or her a better artist. [Thank goodness.] I am sure the majority of wonderful artists (in our past as well as present day) cared little about this. Perhaps they have, through painting miles and miles of canvas, developed a natural response to the effects of light and color. But I truly enjoy this stuff, and hope that with a classroom of like-minded seekers, we will find some fascinating answers.
Here I must give a HUGE amount of credit to my husband for helping me wade through and understand how to present this stuff. Thank you Mark!!
Exploration One: Visual Illusions, Part A
A major "bottleneck" for all color perception is our eye, where all wavelength combinations end up as stimuli for the three, photoreceptor types. (Hang in here with me just a bit). Color vision can be described scientifically as an additive process (combination of red, green, and blue, one of the color modes you are accustomed to if you use Photoshop or other photo editing software); or as the inverse, a subtractive process (lack of RGB, that is cyan, magenta, and yellow, another of the color modes you may be familiar with if you have ever been a graphic designer preparing materials to go to a traditional printer.) HOWEVER, artists have universally adopted a phenomenological way of describing color: as value, hue, and chroma.
If you are an experienced artist, you are aware that...
- Paint pigment mixing of light is a combination of both the additive and the subtractive processes. (click here for diagram). Light bounces off different pigment molecules on the surface and is mixed additively in the eye, but light also passes between the pigment molecules (through extenders and mediums), bounces off the ground (that is the painting surface), and back out through the paint which subtracts certain wavelength of light (hues.) This is especially important for OIL painters to understand. It is the essence of why oils can produce effects that say, acrylics, for example, cannot.
- Different pigments may look like they have nearly the same color, but actually transmit quite different spectra. This is due to the fact that we are not all perfect "see-ers" of color. Widely different spectra look alike as long as they evoke the same activation triplet in the 3 receptor types in our eyes.
Before I go any further, I want to make sure you understand a few definitions so that I can use color terminology freely:
- Hue: the perception of how similar the stimulus is, to one of the named colors: yellow, orange, red, violet, blue, green.
- Value: the perceived lightness or darkness of a surface. It is described relative to an imagined white surface.
- Chroma: the strength of a surface color. It is described as the degree of visual difference from neutral grey. The have high chromas, a surface must reflect light of high spectral purity (called saturation.)
- NOTE: The possible range of chroma is strongly dependent on value and hue. At maximum value (white) and minimum value (black), chroma can only be zero. As we move away from these extremes, the range of possible chroma increases, up to a maximum at a value level that depends on hue--high for yellow, low for violet-blue.
- Brightness: the perceived intensity of a visual stimulus. (more on this later... it's the good stuff.) Brightness is a term probably used more by a non-artist to describe a painting and is a combination of relative hue, value, and chroma.
- Colorfulness: is the perceived intensity of chroma. Surfaces with high chroma tend to reflect light of high "colorfulness," the latter varying, however, in proportion to the level of illumination. Therefore, a "colorful" painting has pigments that are high chroma, not just bright. Again, colorful is a term used more widely by non-artists, and is a combination of relative hue, value, and chroma.
So that's enough for now. You're wondering why you even began reading this and how in the world you will ever use it to help you achieve your color intention. This is just some necessary foundation for the good stuff to come. Promise!!
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FREEPORT, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Four students at Freeport High School have taken their love for learning to a whole new level, forming their own business in an effort to design and build a remote operated vehicle that could be used far below the ocean's surface.
The three seniors; Liam Wade, Nicholas Nelsonwood, Travis Libsack and junior Josef Biberstein came together to work on engineering projects in school and realized they had a love for science and enjoyed working as a group.
They decided to find a project outside the classroom to focus their attention on, and after extensive research and a couple ideas that didn't fly, they settled on making a remote controlled submarine.
"A lot of the submarines are either really large or not very capable, so we thought we could make something new that didn't already exist," explained Nelsonwood. "Our idea is to have a float on the surface that we can do wireless communication with, that way you don't have to be attached to it with a boat, and then the actual submersible will be attached to that float."
In order to raise capital to fund research and development, the teens formed their own company, Limbeck Engineering, LLC.
"We try not to consider ourselves as high school students, like whenever we go into a business meeting it is very professional," stated Wade. "Once they realize what we've done, they take us more seriously."
To help raise money the students have been selling t-shirts and even created a crowd sourcing campaign to help them reach their goal.
They say starting a business has been easier than they predicted, but there is a long way to go before they have a prototype in hand and ready for sea trials.
"It is not easy," said Biberstien. "It requires a lot of trial and error, a lot of redoing, a lot of experimenting, a lot of taking apart and starting over."
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Comparison Between Sensory and Motor Transcutaneous Electrical Nervous Stimulation on Electromyographic and Kinesiographic Activity of Patients With Temporomandibular Disorder: a Controlled Clinical Trial
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Background The purpose of the present controlled clinical trial was to assess the effect of a single 60 min application of transcutaneous electrical nervous stimulation (TENS) at sensory stimulation threshold (STS), compared to the application of motor stimulation threshold (MTS) as well as to untreatment, on the surface electromyographic (sEMG) and kinesiographic activity of patients with temporomandibular disorder (TMD). Methods Sixty female subjects, selected according to the inclusion/exclusion criteria, suffering from unilateral TMD in remission were assigned to MTS, STS or untreatment. Pre- and post-treatment differences in the sEMG activity of temporalis anterior (TA), masseter (MM), digastric (DA) and sternocleidomastoid muscles (SCM), as well in the interocclusal distance (ID), within group were tested using the Wilcoxon test, while differences among groups were assessed by Kruskal-Wallis test; the level of significance was set at p ≤ 0.01.
Temporomandibular Disorders
Device: Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation
Device: Placebo transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Comparison Between Sensory and Motor Transcutaneous Electrical Nervous Stimulation on Electromyographic and Kinesiographic Activity of Patients With Temporomandibular Disorder: a Controlled Clinical Trial
- sEMG values [ Time Frame: 60 min ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|January 2010
|Study Completion Date:
|February 2012
|Primary Completion Date:
|January 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: MTS
Motor threshold of stimulation
|Device: Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation
Active Comparator: STS
Sensorial threshold of stimulation
|Device: Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation
|Sham Comparator: Placebo
|Device: Placebo transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 30 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- age less than 30 years;
- female gender
- right-handed (7-10 points in Edinburgh inventory);
- presence of complete permanent dentition, with the exception of the third molars;
- normal occlusion;
- diagnosis of unilateral arthrogenous TMD on the Research Diagnostic Criteria for TMD (RDC/TMD), Axis I, groups II and III
Exclusion Criteria:
- having pacemaker or other electrical devices
- previous experience of TENS or biofeedback
- systemic diseases
- history of local or general trauma
- neurological or psychiatric disorders
- muscular diseases
- cervical pain
- bruxism diagnosed by the presence of parafunctional facets and/or anamnesis of parafunctional tooth clenching and/or grinding
- pregnancy
- assumption of anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antidepressant or myorelaxant drugs
- fixed or removable prostheses
- fixed restorations that affected the occlusal surfaces
- previous or concurrent orthodontic or orthognathic treatment
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|Responsible Party:
|Fabrizio Sgolastra, Dr, University of L'Aquila
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01832207 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|April 9, 2013
|Last Updated:
|April 15, 2013
|Health Authority:
|Italy: Ethics Committee
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Temporomandibular Joint Disorders
Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction Syndrome
Craniomandibular Disorders
Jaw Diseases
Joint Diseases
Mandibular Diseases
Muscular Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Myofascial Pain Syndromes
Stomatognathic Diseases
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on October 06, 2015


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The tenth president of Bemidji State University, Dr. Richard Hanson, took office officially on July 12, 2010. He also serves as president of Northwest Technical College.
The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Board of Trustees announced Hanson's appointment on May 19, with Chancellor James McCormick formally presenting the president-elect to the faculty and staff of both campuses the following day.
Hanson, 60, had been interim president of North Dakota State University since Dec. 1, 2009. Previously, he served as president of Waldorf College; professor of sociology, vice president for academic affairs and dean of the college, all at Augustana College; associate vice president for academic affairs, associate director of human development in the Extension Service and director of the Family Studies Institute, all at North Dakota State University; and chair of the Department of Home Economics at California State University, Chico.
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Think back to those delicious Chocolate Lemon Tarts you ate in the last company party. They were mixed and baked in Tupperware, employing a Tupperware formula.
Fall back to last Saturday whenever your friend asked your loved ones over for Burrito Frittatas. You didnt know that was a Tupperware recipe both, but you loved it.
Over time, Tupperware dishes have served…
Tupperware dishes are very popular, while you might never have known you were enjoying one of them.
Think back again to those delightful Chocolate Lemon Tarts you ate at the last office party. They were mixed and cooked in Tupperware, using a Tupperware formula.
Whenever your neighbor asked your family over for Burrito Frittatas get back to last Saturday. You didnt realize that was a Tupperware formula either, but you liked it.
Over the years, many guests have been served by Tupperware recipes at Tupperware parties. Then Tupperware started to publish their recipes on cards. Beverages, breads, sweets, main classes, salads, and dressings there is a Tupperware menu for every section of dinner.
Because all of their recipes were created specifically for that organization, the cards have become collectors items, and are sometimes hard to locate. A few can be found on Internet auction sites, or a Tupperware expert may be able to help you find what you need. Tupperware recipes will also be now for sale in cookbooks.
Two Quiche Tupperware Recipes
Tupperware menu cards offered two quiche dishes lately.
1. Only Delicious Quiche – Seq.# 4703 was one of the Taste of Tupperware Recipe Cards – Summer 2003.
2. Rice Crusted Quiche – Seq.# 4004 was highlighted in Flavor of Tupperware Formula Cards Spring Summer 2006
Tupperware quiche recipes are simple and straightforward, like all Tupperware recipes, designed for completion within the time it takes to have a party. Unfortunately, the official dishes for quiche can not be shared on line without permission.
Instead of those mentioned above, let me give you a quiche formula that has been distributed among Tupperware professionals.
Difficult Quiche
This formula uses the following products.
1. Fast Shake Container: The domed seal includes a lightweight put spout so that you have room for mixing. When you move a removable mixer wheel combines.
2. Thatsa Bowl: Large mixing bowl with seal
Make your Tupperware quiche as follows.
1. Right into a Tupperware QuickShake, position 4 eggs, 1 and 1 half cups of milk, a of mustard, salt, pepper, and tarragon to taste. Shake until well-blended.
2. In a Tupperware Thatsa Bowl, wake together 3 sausage rashes (chopped), a chopped medium onion, a grated cheese, and cup of self-rising flour.
3. Include wet ingredients to dry ingredients and seal the dish, expressing air entirely. Shake well to combine.
4. Put ingredients in to any standard quiche dish, and bake at 350 degrees F for 40 minutes. If you choose, you might microwave the quiche at 60-30 of power for 12 minutes.
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If you visit sites of individual Tupperware instructors, you will find many Tupperware recipes. Some consultants have published entire Taste of Tupperware cookbooks to use. The others have placed specific recipes, o-r developed their own recipes that produce good utilization of Tupperware products. I present yet another here, a desirable, fast Tupperware recipe for chicken.
Quick and Easy Orange Pepper Chicken
This recipe employs a N Serve Large Shallow container: a special port on this bit allows steam escape whilst the seal remains on. You obtain even warming without leaks.
Make your Lemon Pepper Chicken the following.
1. Coat 3 boneless, skinless chicken breasts with Miracle Whip and sprinkle with lemon pepper.
2. Place the chicken in a N Serve Large Shallow. Microwave on the high setting for 8 or 9 minutes.
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Cavaliers rookie forward Anthony Bennett, the top pick in this year's NBA Draft, has asthma and sleep apnea.
Cleveland coach Mike Brown revealed Bennett's conditions Thursday night before the Cavs hosted the Detroit Pistons in an exhibition game. Bennett's asthma was not widely known and obviously did not prevent the Cavs from taking the former UNLV star in June's draft.
Bennett has had some breathing issues during workouts and in preseason games, and him being sometimes winded had been attributed to him not being able to work out as much this summer after undergoing shoulder surgery in May. But Brown said Bennett also deals with asthma and wears a mask at night for his sleep apnea."
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There are stargazing walks, romantic rambles, beachside walks and pub trails for you to enjoy in Sussex.
Below are our highlights, and you can find more on our walking trails map.
Nymans magical woods, lakes, cascades and meadow walk
2 miles - 1 hour
An easy walk with lots of surprises to come across including magical woods, the tallest tree in Sussex, a lake and even cascades. It's a great walk for all the family to get involved in, and you can combine it with a visit to the gardens and tea-room.
Kipling country time-out walk
2.5 miles - 1 hour
This walk takes you through the 300 acres of Sussex countryside around Bateman's. It's an area that inspired Kipling and his work, and you never know - it might inspire you too.
At the least, it's a lovely short walk to get away from it all for an hour or so.
Birling Gap cliffs and chips walk
3 miles - 1 hour 30 minutes
If your idea of a good walk involves chips and a pint at the end, then this is the one for you. On top of that you'll enjoy views across the South Downs and out to sea, and see the stunning Seven Sisters as well as a lighthouse. What more could you ask for?
Ditchling Beacon to Devil's Dyke - more than a walk
5 miles - 1 hour 40 minutes
Our Ditchling Beacon to Devil's Dyke walk is great for spending quality time with a special person. Starting at one of the highest points on the South Downs, it takes in sea views, the Jack and Jill windmills, a village pub and an ancient farm. It also follows one of the most stunning sections of the South Downs Way. And with great bus links from Brighton, it's perfect for non-drivers too.
Devil's Dyke myths, kites and beer walk
3 miles - 1 hour 30 minutes
Another walk that starts and finishes at a pub. This one also takes you to some great kite-flying spots, high up on the South Downs, so don't forget to take one with you and re-live some childhood memories. Oh, and you'll also come across the place where the Devil and his wife are said to be buried as well as an ancient farm with a giant donkey wheel.
Saddlescombe Farm tea and cake walk
1.5 miles - up to 1 hour 30 minutes
This picturesque walk across downland is a great way to get out and about for an hour and a half. And it's the perfect excuse to enjoy tea and cake. A well-deserved treat awaits you at the Hiker's Rest café after this varied walk, which meanders over hilly banks and past an old donkey wheel that was once used for drawing water.
Shottermill to Marley Common woodland games walk
3.5 miles - 2 hours
This is a great walk to do with friends and family, especially as it starts and ends at a pub. It takes in ancient beech woodland, perfect hide-and-seek territory, and a chestnut coppice that's an ideal den-building spot.
You may also catch a glimpse of fish in the mill pond, and a wooden bridge offers the perfect place for a game of Pooh Sticks. With all the fun things to do on the way, you may not notice how far you've walked.
Stargazing - great date walk at Black Down
1.5 miles - 30 minutes
Looking for something romantic but a bit different for a date? This stargazing walk will certainly leave a lasting impression, as it introduces you to the Black Down skies above the highest point in Sussex. Print off a copy of our star guide (PDF) to take with you and find out what's in the sky this month…
Petworth House and Park trees & conkers walk
4 miles - 1 hour 30 minutes
Explore some of the 700 acres of landscaped deer park at Petworth that were famously immortalised in the paintings of JMW Turner. There are lots of fallen trees to balance on and conkers to collect, so it's a great one for all the family.
Slindon's downland, woodland and colours of autumn walk
3.75 miles - 2 hours
This circular walk on our Slindon Estate includes a Roman road across open downland, a chalky woodland ride through tall beech trees (great for hide and seek) and Iron Age lynchets across a small pasture. Then follow a narrow path winding through a spur of mature woodland back to the Roman road. The estate has a real autumnal feel at this time of year with warm colours from the trees and the annual pumpkin display.
Slindon pumpkin walk
1.75 miles - 1 hour
Perfect for Hallowe'en: bring the family to Slindon this autumn as one of the routes of this walk passes the famous annual pumpkin display. Wander past the medieval deer park and through the unspoilt village of Slindon before night closes in and the ghouls come out.
Slindon's stretch your legs woodland stroll
3.7 miles - 1 hour 30 minutes
This relaxed and peaceful walk is as easy on the eye as it is on the legs as the level paths guide you through the Slindon estate, including its striking woodland. Starting at The George Inn in Eartham it's the perfect walk to stretch your legs, dust off the cobwebs and explore the countryside, all with a well deserved pint at the end of it.
Slindon's perfect romantic winter ramble
6.5 miles - up to 3 hours
Wrap up warm and enjoy a romantic day out on the South Downs. One of our longer walks, this 6.5-mile (10km) walk allows you and your partner to spend some quality time together exploring the Slindon Estate. As you stroll through the magical countryside there are panoramic views down to the sea. Plus it's a great winter walk as its mostly firm underfoot and even more vistas open up through the bare trees.
Nap Wood walk, in the footsteps of drovers
1 mile - 20 minutes
Hundreds of years ago people drove their animals along these woodland tracks. A short walk, it's perfect to get all the family out for a quick bit of fresh air. Why not challenge the children to a game of hide and seek among the hundreds of grand old trees.
Woolbeding parkland, riverside and pub walk
3 miles - 1 hour 30 minutes
This walk starts and ends with a pub, so if your idea of a great walk involves a pint and a hearty meal, this one is for you. A fairly easy walk over hard paths, riverside paths and boardwalk, it will help to build up your appetite for some grub at the end.
Harting Down wildlife and wellies walk
4 miles - 1 hour 20 minutes
Don your wellies and waterproofs this month as you tackle this often muddy walk up and down the terrain of Harting Down in West Sussex. Adventurous types will love the freedom this walk offers as you take in the views and spot the numerous types of wildlife this part of the world is home to.
Fulking with friends walk
2 miles - up to 2 hours
Perfect for a group of friends, this circular walk starts and ends with a pub. And even though it's only a 2-mile stroll it's well worth it. Grasslands teeming with wildlife and the spectacular views across the South Downs are the highlights, as well as the promise of a beer at the finish line.
Alfriston Clergy House inspirational countryside walk
5 miles - up to 2 hours 30 minutes
Explore this fascinating walk as you follow in the footsteps of the artists and writers of the Bloomsbury Group. Imagine conjuring up your own masterpiece as you follow this 5-mile circular route from the 600-year-old clergy house. And, you never know, it might even inspire you to create it.
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This article was written by Sandra Knebel who lives in Russell, and works for the Chariton newspapers. She interviewed the ladies at the Lucas County Genealogy group in Chariton and wrote the following article for the paper. It appeared in the paper in two parts
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According to a popular genealogy website, 9,550,012 people added information to their family trees in just the last seven days. The number of family stories submitted to the website the same week was 24,243. Just under 200,000 photos were uploaded. Within that vast population of genealogy addicts are the members of the Lucas County Genealogy Society.
The shelves in the Laura Curtis Family History Room in the public library are filled with notebooks full of an extraordinary amount of facts that have garnered nationwide recognition. People calling the local group tell them, "I've been all over the country researching and Chariton's records are the best except for maybe in the really big cities." The facts that have created their widespread, respected reputation are rich with family history, interesting characters, and fascinating tales. Here is one favorite.
Paul was looking for his long, lost love. As the story goes, in the late 1930's and early 1940's Paul and Katherine were in school together in Northern Iowa. They planned to marry after graduation. Katherine then moved to Chariton. She graduated in 1943. Paul went into the service and they eventually lost touch.
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The dedicated volunteers of the Lucas County Genealogy Society have many such stories to tell. Betty, whose family tree is now a forest filling fourteen books, says, "You can't stop. It's like serendipity. While you are looking for one thing you accidentally discover something else entirely that leads to a search for more information on that discovery which heralds new discoveries and it just keeps going on and on." As someone once said, serendipity is when you put a coin in the gumball machine and three pieces come rattling out instead of one.
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Mary Louise had no idea where she would find the cemetery stone that she was looking for. So when she reached the cemetery Mary Louise just followed the eerie feeling that came over her and walked directly to the grave she was looking for as if someone had taken her hand and led the way.
"Genies" are not put off by the suggestion that their beliefs border the paranormal. They just say they share strong feelings that their ancestors want to be found. (At this point the lights in the genealogy room went dim, then came back on. Apparently, in this room where the past comes alive, that happens on a regular basis - but then, that's another story!)
The records compiled by the local genealogists are phenomenal. Hundreds of notebooks line the walls. They are continually adding information to the books of family histories. They have war records and history books and lists of who is buried in which cemetery, births, deaths, weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, divorces and unique stories from newspapers dating back to 1867 are indexed. There are over 330,000 entries comprising 5,000 pages.
Contrary to today's obituaries that give little to no information about cause of death, the old newspapers told all. A quick peek tells us that Sam Goldwater was shot and died of a gunshot wound. Merle Gookin died from a rusty needle in the foot. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Schaterick Nelson passed away after suffering for several hours from a snake bit, "a menace in southern Iowa that is becoming serious." The boy and his father were picking blackberries when the little fellow, who was barefooted, stepped on the snake.
The Lucas County Genealogy Society is the only one that has this amazing index. The information leads to a place on microfilm where the whole story can be found. The indexes are continuously being updated. The pictures on the notices of memorial services that you see at businesses around town are added to the historical records for future generations to access. In addition to being cataloged, photos of cemetery tombstones go on the Internet website called Iowa Gravestones. org. Whenever someone calls in, their information is added to some book on some shelf or some computerized record. The calls come in from every state across America from people hoping to add information to their family trees.
Related to genealogy is a group called "Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness." Volunteers in this group will actually go out to a cemetery and take a photo of a tombstone and send it to a caller or in response to an e-mail query. Or they will look up obituaries or other records for folks far away who cannot travel to the information site. As you would expect, members of the local group often perform these random acts.
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