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Delhi Assembly Elections 2015 results: Arvind Kejriwal or Kiran Bedi – who is Bollywood rooting for?12 months ago 0
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Thanks to Yagami Shirou for the original photo and Saber for the pose ^_^ Original poster from the movie "The Dark Knight" (2008).
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Article: Pulse wave myelopathy: An update of an hypothesis highlighting the similarities between syringomyelia and normal pressure hydrocephalus[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Most hypotheses trying to explain the pathophysiology of idiopathic syringomyelia involve mechanisms whereby CSF is pumped against a pressure gradient, from the subarachnoid space into the cord parenchyma. On review, these theories have universally failed to explain the disease process. A few papers have suggested that the syrinx fluid may originate from the cord capillary bed itself. However, in these papers, the fluid is said to accumulate due to impaired fluid drainage out of the cord. Again, there is little evidence to substantiate this. This proffered hypothesis looks at the problem from the perspective that syringomyelia and normal pressure hydrocephalus are almost identical in their manifestations but only differ in their site of effect within the neuraxis. It is suggested that the primary trigger for syringomyelia is a reduction in the compliance of the veins draining the spinal cord. This reduces the efficiency of the pulse wave dampening, occurring within the cord parenchyma, increasing arteriolar and capillary pulse pressure. The increased capillary pulse pressure opens the blood-spinal cord barrier due to a direct effect upon the wall integrity and interstitial fluid accumulates due to an increased secretion rate. An increase in arteriolar pulse pressure increases the kinetic energy within the cord parenchyma and this disrupts the cytoarchitecture allowing the fluid to accumulate into small cystic regions in the cord. With time the cystic regions coalesce to form one large cavity which continues to increase in size due to the ongoing interstitial fluid secretion and the hyperdynamic cord vasculature.
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ABSTRACT: The use of perfusion imaging to guide selection of patients for stroke thrombolysis remains controversial because of lack of supportive phase three clinical trial evidence. We aimed to measure the outcomes for patients treated with intravenous recombinant tissue plasminogen activator (rtPA) at a comprehensive stroke care facility where perfusion computed tomography was routinely used for thrombolysis eligibility decision assistance. Our overall hypothesis was that patients with 'target' mismatch on perfusion computed tomography would have improved outcomes with rtPA. This was a prospective cohort study of consecutive ischaemic stroke patients who fulfilled standard clinical/non-contrast computed tomography eligibility criteria for treatment with intravenous rtPA, but for whom perfusion computed tomography was used to guide the final treatment decision. The 'real-time' perfusion computed tomography assessments were qualitative; a large perfusion computed tomography ischaemic core, or lack of significant perfusion lesion-core mismatch were considered relative exclusion criteria for thrombolysis. Specific volumetric perfusion computed tomography criteria were not used for the treatment decision. The primary analysis compared 3-month modified Rankin Scale in treated versus untreated patients after 'off-line' (post-treatment) quantitative volumetric perfusion computed tomography eligibility assessment based on presence or absence of 'target' perfusion lesion-core mismatch (mismatch ratio >1.8 and volume >15 ml, core <70 ml). In a second analysis, we compared outcomes of the perfusion computed tomography-selected rtPA-treated patients to an Australian historical cohort of non-contrast computed tomography-selected rtPA-treated patients. Of 635 patients with acute ischaemic stroke eligible for rtPA by standard criteria, thrombolysis was given to 366 patients, with 269 excluded based on visual real-time perfusion computed tomography assessment. After off-line quantitative perfusion computed tomography classification: 253 treated patients and 83 untreated patients had 'target' mismatch, 56 treated and 31 untreated patients had a large ischaemic core, and 57 treated and 155 untreated patients had no target mismatch. In the primary analysis, only in the target mismatch subgroup did rtPA-treated patients have significantly better outcomes (odds ratio for 3-month, modified Rankin Scale 0-2 = 13.8, P < 0.001). With respect to the perfusion computed tomography selected rtPA-treated patients (n = 366) versus the clinical/non-contrast computed tomography selected rtPA-treated patients (n = 396), the perfusion computed tomography selected group had higher adjusted odds of excellent outcome (modified Rankin Scale 0-1 odds ratio 1.59, P = 0.009) and lower mortality (odds ratio 0.56, P = 0.021). Although based on observational data sets, our analyses provide support for the hypothesis that perfusion computed tomography improves the identification of patients likely to respond to thrombolysis, and also those in whom natural history may be difficult to modify with treatment. © The Author (2015). Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Guarantors of Brain.
Conference Paper: The role of arterial pulsatility and white matter microstructure in age-related cognitive decline
Article: A Randomized Controlled Trial of the Effect of Early Upper-Limb Training on Stroke Recovery and Brain Activation[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background. Upper-limb (UL) dysfunction is experienced by up to 75% of patients poststroke. The greatest potential for functional improvement is in the first month. Following reperfusion, evidence indicates that neuroplasticity is the mechanism that supports this recovery. Objective. This preliminary study hypothesized increased activation of putative motor areas in those receiving intensive, task-specific UL training in the first month poststroke compared with those receiving standard care. Methods. This was a single-blinded, longitudinal, randomized controlled trial in adult patients with an acute, first-ever ischemic stroke; 23 participants were randomized to standard care (n = 12) or an additional 30 hours of task-specific UL training in the first month poststroke beginning week 1. Patients were assessed at 1 week, 1 month, and 3 months poststroke. The primary outcome was change in brain activation as measured by functional magnetic resonance imaging. Results. When compared with the standard-care group, the intensive-training group had increased brain activation in the anterior cingulate and ipsilesional supplementary motor areas and a greater reduction in the extent of activation (P = .02) in the contralesional cerebellum. Intensive training was associated with a smaller deviation from mean recovery at 1 month (Pr>F0 = 0.017) and 3 months (Pr>F = 0.006), indicating more consistent and predictable improvement in motor outcomes. Conclusion. Early, more-intensive, UL training was associated with greater changes in activation in putative motor (supplementary motor area and cerebellum) and attention (anterior cingulate) regions, providing support for the role of these regions and functions in early recovery poststroke. © The Author(s) 2014.
Article: Does the Presence of CTP Mismatch Predict Better Outcomes in Thrombolysis-Treated Patients?
Conference Paper: Better Stroke Outcomes Despite Worse Baseline Stroke Severity with Combined Clinical and CTP Assessment
Conference Paper: Stroke Thrombolysis: Tissue Is More Important Than Time
Article: Cerebrospinal fluid absorption block at the vertex in chronic hydrocephalus: Obstructed arachnoid granulations or elevated venous pressure?[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background The lack of absorption of CSF at the vertex in chronic hydrocephalus has been ascribed to an elevation in the arachnoid granulation outflow resistance (Rout). The CSF infusion studies measuring Rout are dependent on venous sinus pressure but little is known about the changes in pressure which occur throughout life or with the development of hydrocephalus. Methods Twenty patients with chronic hydrocephalus underwent MR venography and MR flow quantification techniques. The venous outflow pressure was estimated from the sinus blood flow and the cross-sectional area of the transverse sinuses. Adult controls as well as a normal young cohort were selected to estimate the change in sinus pressure which occurs throughout life and following the development of hydrocephalus. Significance was tested with a Student's t-test. Results The size of the transverse sinuses was unchanged from the 1st to the 5th decade of life, indicating a stable outflow resistance. However, the blood flow was reduced by 42%, indicating a likely similar reduction in pressure gradient across the sinuses. The sinuses of hydrocephalus patients were 38% smaller than matched controls, indicating a 2.5 times increase in resistance. Despite the 24% reduction in blood flow, a significant increase in sinus pressure is suggested. Conclusions The size of the venous sinuses normally does not change over the age range investigated but sinus pressure is reduced proportional to an age-related blood flow reduction. Hydrocephalus is associated with much smaller sinuses than normal and an elevation in venous pressure may explain the lack of CSF absorption into the arachnoid granulations in chronic hydrocephalus.
Article: An Association between External Hydrocephalus in Infants and Reversible Collapse of the Venous Sinuses[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The etiology of external hydrocephalus is usually ascribed to either a delay in maturation or obstruction of the arachnoid granulations, but the arachnoid granulations are absent in neonates. Venous outflow stenoses, similar to those seen in idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH), have been described in external hydrocephalus. A reversible collapse of the sinuses is known to operate in IIH, but collapsible sinuses have not been previously described in infants with external hydrocephalus. Three infants with external hydrocephalus had magnetic resonance venography at differing time points during their illness. The venous sinuses varied in size depending on the cerebrospinal fluid pressure similar to IIH in adults. External hydrocephalus may be analogous to IIH in adults.
Article: Hemodynamically significant venous collapse underlying neonatal hydrocephalus: Clinical article[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Object: It is known that CSF diversion in neonatal hydrocephalus can significantly increase cerebral blood flow, suggesting that a rapidly reversible elevation in vascular resistance underlies this disorder. Various sites of vascular compression have been described in the literature, from the arterioles to the capillary bed to the venules and sinuses. The purpose of this study was to define the site of the hemodynamically significant vascular compression seen in neonatal hydrocephalus. Methods: The author performed a retrospective review of all patients who, in the first 28 days of life, had undergone 3-T MRI examination, including MR venography and susceptibility weighted scanning, at a tertiary care referral hospital in the period from April 2010 to April 2013. The maximum size of the subependymal veins over the thalamus and transverse sinuses was measured. Results: Three children with hydrocephalus were identified, and 10 children with a normal ventricular size served as controls. The subependymal veins were twice as prominent and the transverse sinuses were half as large in the patients with hydrocephalus compared with those in controls. Conclusions: The hemodynamically significant elevation in vascular resistance, which occurs in neonatal hydrocephalus, appears to be located in the venous sinuses.
Article: Early detection of microstructural white matter changes associated with arterial pulsatility[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Increased cerebral blood flow pulsatility is common in vascular dementia and is associated with macrostructural damage to cerebral white matter or leukoaraiosis (LA). In this study, we examine whether cerebral blood flow pulsatility is associated with macrostructural and microstructural changes in cerebral white matter in older adults with no or mild LA and no evidence of dementia. Diffusion Tensor Imaging was used to measure fractional anisotropy (FA), an index of the microstructural integrity of white matter, and radial diffusivity (RaD), a measure sensitive to the integrity of myelin. When controlling for age, increased arterial pulsation was associated with deterioration in both measures of white matter microstructure but not LA severity. A stepwise multiple linear regression model revealed that arterial pulsatility index was the strongest predictor of FA (R = 0.483, adjusted R (2) = 0.220), followed by LA severity, but not age. These findings suggest that arterial pulsatility may provide insight into age-related reduction in white matter FA. Specifically, increased arterial pulsatility may increase perivascular shear stress and lead to accumulation of damage to perivascular oligodendrocytes, resulting in microstructural changes in white matter and contributing to proliferation of LA over time. Changes in cerebral blood flow pulsatility may therefore provide a sensitive index of white matter health that could facilitate the early detection of risk for perivascular white matter damage and the assessment of the effectiveness of preventative treatment targeted at reducing pulsatility.
Conference Paper: The effect of selected manual therapy interventions for mechanical neck pain on vertebral and internal carotid arterial blood flow and cerebral inflow.
Article: Hypertensive slit ventricle syndrome: Pseudotumor cerebri with a malfunctioning shunt? Report of 3 cases[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Symptomatic shunt malfunction without ventricular enlargement is known as slit ventricle syndrome (SVS). Patients presenting with this syndrome are not a homogeneous group. Of the 5 different types classified by Rekate, Type 1 is caused by CSF overdrainage and is associated with low pressures; Types 2 and 3 are associated with shunt blockage and elevated CSF pressures; Type 4 is cephalocranial disproportion that increases brain parenchymal pressure but not CSF pressure; and Type 5 is headache unrelated to shunt function. The low and normal CSF pressure types are relatively well understood, but the high-pressure forms are more problematic. In the high-pressure forms of SVS it is said that the lack of ventricular dilation is related to a reduction in brain compliance analogous to idiopathic intracranial hypertension or pseudotumor cerebri. Despite this, there is little evidence in the literature to support this conjecture. With this in mind, 3 cases of SVS associated with elevated CSF pressure are presented. The MR venogram findings and hemodynamics of these 3 cases are shown to be identical to those of pseudotumor cerebri. A literature review indicates that an underlying venous impairment may be functioning in the patients who re-present with small ventricles following shunt malfunction.
Article: Effect of Selected Manual Therapy Interventions for Mechanical Neck Pain on Vertebral and Internal Carotid Arterial Blood Flow and Cerebral Inflow[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background Manual therapy of the cervical spine has occasionally been associated with serious adverse events involving compromise of the craniocervical arteries. Ultrasound studies have shown certain neck positions can alter craniocervical arterial blood flow velocities, however, findings are conflicting. Knowledge about the effects of neck position on blood flow may assist clinicians avoid potentially hazardous practices.Objective To examine the effects of selected manual therapeutic interventions on blood flow in the craniocervical arteries and blood supply to the brain using magnetic resonance angiography (MRA)DesignThe study was an experimental observational MRI study.Method Healthy adult participants were imaged using MRA in the following neck positions: neutral, rotation, rotation/distraction (similar to a Cyriax manipulation), C1-C2 rotation (similar to a Maitland or osteopathic manipulation), and distraction.ResultsTwenty healthy participants with a mean age of 33 years were imaged using 3T MRA. All participants had normal vascular anatomy. Average inflow to the brain in neutral was 6.98 ml/s and was not significantly changed by any of the test positions. There was no significant difference in flow in any of the four arteries in any position from neutral, despite large individual variations.LimitationsOnly healthy asymptomatic individuals were investigated and a short section of the arteries only were imaged.Conclusions Blood flow to the brain does not appear to be compromised by positions commonly utilised in manual therapy. Positions using end-range neck rotation and distraction do not appear to be more hazardous to cerebral circulation than more segmentally localised techniques.
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ABSTRACT: The olfactory bulb (OB) receives extensive cholinergic input from the basal forebrain and is affected very early in Alzheimer's disease (AD). We speculated that an olfactory 'stress test' (OST), targeting the OB, might be used to unmask incipient AD. We investigated if change in olfactory performance following intranasal atropine was associated with several known antecedents or biomarkers of AD. We measured change in performance on the University of Pennsylvania Smell Identification Test (UPSIT) in the left nostril before (20-items) and after (remaining 20-items) intranasal administration of 1 mg of atropine. We administered cognitive tests, measured hippocampal volume from MRI scans and recorded Apolipoprotein E genotype as indices relevant to underlying AD. In a convenience sample of 56 elderly individuals (14 probable AD, 13 cognitive impairment no dementia, 29 cognitively intact) the change in UPSIT score after atropine ('atropine effect' = AE) correlated significantly with demographically scaled episodic memory score (r = 0.57, p < 0.001) and left hippocampal volume (LHCV) (r = 0.53, p < 0.001). Among non-demented individuals (n = 42), AE correlated with episodic memory (r = 0.52, p < 0.001) and LHCV (r = 0.49, p < 0.001) and hierarchical linear regression models adjusted for age, gender, education, and baseline UPSIT showed that the AE explained more variance in memory performance (24%) than did LHCV (15%). The presence of any APOE ϵ4 allele was associated with a more negative AE (p = 0.014). The OST using atropine as an olfactory probe holds promise as a simple, inexpensive screen for early and preclinical AD and further work, including longitudinal studies, is needed to explore this possibility.
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ABSTRACT: Intravenous alteplase is the only approved treatment for acute ischemic stroke. Tenecteplase, a genetically engineered mutant tissue plasminogen activator, is an alternative thrombolytic agent. In this phase 2B trial, we randomly assigned 75 patients to receive alteplase (0.9 mg per kilogram of body weight) or tenecteplase (0.1 mg per kilogram or 0.25 mg per kilogram) less than 6 hours after the onset of ischemic stroke. To favor the selection of patients most likely to benefit from thrombolytic therapy, the eligibility criteria were a perfusion lesion at least 20% greater than the infarct core on computed tomographic (CT) perfusion imaging at baseline and an associated vessel occlusion on CT angiography. The coprimary end points were the proportion of the perfusion lesion that was reperfused at 24 hours on perfusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging and the extent of clinical improvement at 24 hours as assessed on the National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS, a 42-point scale on which higher scores indicate more severe neurologic deficits). The three treatment groups each comprised 25 patients. The mean (±SD) NIHSS score at baseline for all patients was 14.4±2.6, and the time to treatment was 2.9±0.8 hours. Together, the two tenecteplase groups had greater reperfusion (P=0.004) and clinical improvement (P<0.001) at 24 hours than the alteplase group. There were no significant between-group differences in intracranial bleeding or other serious adverse events. The higher dose of tenecteplase (0.25 mg per kilogram) was superior to the lower dose and to alteplase for all efficacy outcomes, including absence of serious disability at 90 days (in 72% of patients, vs. 40% with alteplase; P=0.02). Tenecteplase was associated with significantly better reperfusion and clinical outcomes than alteplase in patients with stroke who were selected on the basis of CT perfusion imaging. (Funded by the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council; Australia New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry number, ACTRN12608000466347.).
Article: The measurement of CSF flow through the aqueduct in normal and hydrocephalic children: From where does it come, to where does it go?[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Despite 100 years of study, the theories of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) formation and absorption remain controversial. Measuring CSF flow through the aqueduct using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) provides a unique insight into the physiology of CSF hydrodynamics. The published data in adults tend to refute rather than support the prevailing theories of CSF flow. There are limited data regarding this metric in children. This paper seeks to measure the aqueduct flow in normal and hydrocephalic children to help formulate a more complete theory of CSF flow. Twenty-four children with communicating hydrocephalus aged from 4 months to 16 years underwent MRI flow quantification of the aqueduct measuring the net flow. The patients were compared to 19 controls. The controls revealed two different flow patterns: (1) an infantile pattern characterized by flow directed into the ventricular system and (2) a mature pattern with flow directed out of the ventricles, similar to the published findings in adults. In infants with communicating hydrocephalus, the aqueduct flow changed direction but was of similar magnitude compared with the controls (p = 0.001). In the older hydrocephalic children, the flow was elevated 7-fold, but the direction was unchanged compared to the controls (p = 0.002). There is an abrupt change in the aqueduct CSF flow pattern at the age of 2 years from an infantile pattern to a mature pattern. These findings together with the findings in hydrocephalic children do not support the current theories of CSF hydrodynamics. A new theory of CSF circulation based on capillary absorption is presented.
Article: Correction to "External hydrocephalus in infants: six cases with MR venogram and flow quantification correlation"
Article: External hydrocephalus in infants: Six cases with MR venogram and flow quantification correlation[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The cause of external hydrocephalus in infants is largely unknown. However, familial macrocephaly and delayed maturation of the arachnoid granulations are thought to play a part in the idiopathic cases. Secondary cases of external hydrocephalus are associated with hemorrhage, meningitis, and elevated venous pressure. Recently, elevated venous pressure has been shown to be a much more common cause of communicating hydrocephalus in children than previously thought. The purpose of this study is to investigate venous pressure as a cause of external hydrocephalus. Six children with external hydrocephalus underwent an MRI examination including MR venography and MR flow quantification techniques. A chart review was performed to correlate the clinical findings with the MR findings. Six children with normal head circumferences and growth profile served as controls. The net aqueduct flow in both normal and hydrocephalic children was into the ventricles. There was a spectrum of blood flow findings in the infants with hydrocephalus. (1) Those with normal arterial inflow showed venous outflow stenoses or anomalies. (2) Those with normal MR venograms tended to have elevated cerebral blood inflow. The absorption of CSF in infants is into the capillary bed of the deep white matter rather than the arachnoid granulations. Absorption into a capillary bed depends on hydrostatic pressure. Similar to older children with communicating hydrocephalus, the infants in this cohort with external hydrocephalus showed evidence of an elevation in venous pressure. Elevated venous pressure may be a much more common cause of external hydrocephalus than previously recognized.
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Plot: You are a small country that was recently found. (your over the age of 18) England had claimed you. You now live with him.
"_________? Can you come here for a minute? I need you to try something." Arthur yelled for you, knowing you were in your room. "If its your food then no!" You shout back. He walks in your room. "Oh please love?" He said using a sweet voice. Everytime he used that face it was hard to say no. "uhg fine, but if I get sick I'm going to go live with Alfred." you said with a sigh. "Don't worry _______ this time It'll be worth it, its some of my scones" He said with a big smile. Trying his food will be a day you regret...
~Small time skip~
You lay there in your bed, you felt like you could throw up your stomach. "Stupid Arthur, I knew I shouldn't have eaten his deadly scones.." you said clenching your stomach. "oohh my stomach hurts...where is Arthur with that medicine? Hope he didn't make that too." As you say that he walks in with a small box. Medicine. "I'm back with medicine from the store, are you feeling any better?" He asked in a worried voice. "No..at least I'm not dead..yet." You glared at him. "I said I was sorry! Besides I got you medicine, here take this." He handed you a cup of pink liquid. Pepto Bismol. You take the small cup and drink it quickly. While you drank, Arthur had got a chair and sat beside your bed. "I'll be here just in case you need anything." He gave a sincere look. You blushed, you always loved Arthur. You were happy to be with him instead of another country. "Arthur?" you said quietly. "Yes _______?" "I need to go to the bathroom." You said blushing. You weren't helpless but you felt weak, you couldn't even sit up without help. "Here I'll help you up." He got up and helped you out of bed. "Think you can walk?" He asked with a concern. "u-um yeah.." You started to walk and your knees shook. You felt yourself begin to fall, until you stop suddenly. England had his arm around your waist and lower back. "o-oh sorry!" You apologized. You though Arthur was a small man he didn't look strong, guess you were wrong. "Its nothing, I'll just help you there _______." He put his arm around you and walked you too the bathroom door. "I can take care of the rest." You open the door and do your business. Once you came out he was standing right outside the door waiting for you. Then he picks you up bridal style. You blush all shades of red. "u-uhm Arthur?" you stuttered. "Yes love?" "You didn't have to pick me up. I could have walked." You were still blushing. You looks at you and stops walking. "I'm doing this for you because I care, I just want you to get better." He said it with a blush. You notice him blushing. He stared into your (e/c) eyes. His green eyes were so big, you loved his eyes especially when they shined. "Arthur?" You ask still looking into his eyes. Then out of nowhere he kisses you on the lips. They tasted like tea, and you did like tea! He broke the kiss, you both were breathing hard because he kissed you for awhile. "________? Im sorry I couldn't help myself. "Its okay..I kind of liked it.." You blushed yet again, though he noticed. You saw him blushing too. "Here let me take you to bed.." He opened you bedroom door. Once he was by your bed he set you down. "Try and sleep okay ________?" He looked worried but he smiled. "Arthur? Do you...love me?" You asked trying not to make things weird. "y-yes I do, very much. Why?" He asked in a quiet voice. "Because I love you, and I just wanted to know because well..you kissed me like 2 minutes ago." You smiled remembering the taste of tea. "I think you should sleep now okay ________." He said only inches from you face. "Okay." After you said that he kissed you again. "Goodnight, I love you." He then got up and left the room. You went to sleep smiling.
~Le time skip~
"Uhg...I hate being sick!" England said to himself. "Well its your fault for kissing me when I was sick, but it was kind of worth it though right?" You smirked at him. He glared at you. "Now i'm going to make you some soup." You kissed him on the cheek and skipped out of the room. "She is such a handful.." He sighed with a smile.
The End
EnglandxSick!Reader by TiniEveWatch
©2013-2016 TiniEve
Its my first story! If there are any mistakes Im sorry..
*hides* don't hurt me!
Wow, this was my first ever reader insert. And the most popular out of all my others.
Picture :devluffysheeps:
*hides* don't hurt me!
Wow, this was my first ever reader insert. And the most popular out of all my others.
Picture :devluffysheeps:
*Bursts Out Laughing* The funny thing is, I'm eating a scone while reading this XD
This was awesome!
This was awesome!
*Goes to the kitchen and makes some scones*
Here Have This
Why scones..?
U'll See.. *Mwahahaha*
Here Have This
Why scones..?
U'll See.. *Mwahahaha*
Paybacks a b**** ain't it England?
i know that flat soda also helps you settle your stomach xD
And I am sick in real life! HA!!!!! I can imagin this in real life!!!!
No fair! I never get sick, and when I do It feel's like I'm going to die in my living room!!
if it was pretty much food poisoning how in the heck did Arthur get sick from kissing me *confused*
Tounge? (Spelling? XD)
This is a Hetalia fan fiction, it don't have to make sense c:
Why are you so amazing?
I'm so glad I got that tissue factory from my mom on my birthday.
Pfft, I try ;D
and you're gonna need more, Im feeling like writing a sad story >
Oh crap. I am totally gonna read it. Ya know, it's things like this that make me feel like a masochist. Then again I probably am one. XD
AWW!! SOOO cute!
Here's a tip- Space out your paragraphs more~
It's hard on the eyes sometimes...
It's hard on the eyes sometimes...
Okay! (:
I really love the ending! Great job on the story! :3
So cute!!!!
well I'm sure we have plenty for english men for where I'm from ChibiPenny
I love this!
These are so great! You're awesome for being such a new deviant... IM not that awesome and I've been here for a couple years! (but I don't have a working copier, so!) I really do like your stories, keep it up!
Thank you so much! Its mean a lot to me
so cute! i loved it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Really? Thank you! It means a lot to me~
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Do you have an idea on how to help the park? Please share your idea with us. Your time and talents are appreciated.
To view all National Park Service volunteer opportunities at Fort Donelson, go to http://www.nps.gov/volunteer or http://www.volunteer.gov
Prospective Living History Volunteers
From: Fort Donelson National Battlefield Living History Program Team
Date: July 22, 2014
Dear Volunteers:
Thank you for your interest in volunteering at Fort Donelson National Battlefield. The spirit of volunteerism is certainly an integral part of what we do. The four-year Civil War Sesquicentennial certainly gives us an opportunity to make some powerful emotional and intellectual connections with those who walked these grounds, and we hope this will continue beyond the 150th.
Any interpretive activity conducted at Fort Donelson National Battlefield (including the Fort Heiman unit near New Concord, Kentucky) must be a planned component of an overall interpretive strategy at the site. In our case, our park's blueprint is a Long Range Interpretive Plan, intended for planning between 2009 and 2018. In addition to park plans, we must abide by NPS policies as well, specifically our NPS Director's Oder 6, on Interpretation and Education, and applicable portions of the NPS Management Policies (sections 7.5.8 and 7.5.9 on historic weapons and "reenactments). Any and all of these we would be happy to share with you.
Because living history is a powerful interpretive medium, if not properly managed, it can obscure the message it is designed to convey. Groups that want to work with the park must understand how their activities will complement park interpretation goals. The park seeks to work with groups that:
*Function in a professional manner
*Demonstrate high standards
*Possess sound records for authenticity and safety
*Use documented sources
*Incorporate current scholarship
*Present the broad context in which historical events transpired
*Apply interpretive theory
*Use sound business practices
*Collaborate effectively with others
*Communicate with park staff, within their unit, and with the public.
Per NPS policy, stated in Management Policy 7.5.9: "battle reenactments and demonstrations of battle tactics that involve exchanges of fire between opposing lines, the taking of casualties, hand to hand combat, or any other simulated warfare are prohibited in all parks."
While we cannot accommodate all groups that wish to volunteer, we do accept unit applications and interpretive proposals to determine the role and objectives for living history at the battlefield. If you would like to be considered for group living history events at the park, please submit an application packet to the park's Chief of Resource Education. This packet, at a minimum, should include:
*A proposal for interpretive event that shows how your group can help the public relate to the story of your particular unit to the Battle of Fort Donelson. (Although not mentioned in our enabling legislation, the park does discuss and interpret, as a minor theme, subsequent actions in the Civil War in the Fort Heiman/ Fort Donelson perimeter, such as the February, 1863, Battle of Dover.)
*Photographs and, preferably, a video, of your group preforming activities and/ or using historical weapons.
*A roster of your organization including the name, mailing address, email address, and phone number for the person you designate as liaison with the park's Interpretation and Education team. If you have a newsletter or other means of keeping members informed, please include it.
*References, including several names and phone numbers or email addresses of people we can contact. These persons should, optimally, be persons who have worked with your unit in the past and coordinate living history groups at museums, schools, and other National, state, and local parks.
*Written safety guidelines including how new recruits are trained and whether or not you have adopted NPS-6 (provided upon request) guidelines.
*Written authenticity guidelines including primary and secondary sources you use when outfitting the unit and developing interpretive programs.
Submissions will be reviewed by the park's Interpretation and Education/ Visitor Protection team members.
Please send this information to the park's Chief of Resource Education at:
Fort Donelson National Battlefield
PO Box 434
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Douglas J. Richardson
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My Little Felicia: YEEEAAAHH!!! by NekoHybridWatch
©2013-2016 NekoHybrid
XNALARA image of Felicia and Jon Talbain posing as Rainbow Dash and Bulk Biceps of MLP: FiM.
Bulk Biceps is an... interesting pegasus to say the least. Although he has a bulky muscular build, his wings are microscopic. One wonders how he's even able to fly...
Introducing Bulk Biceps.
Group shot: nekohybrid.deviantart.com/art/…
Felicia and Jon Talbain belong to Capcom.
MLP belongs to Hasbro.
Felicia Model by rexil, B4Enigma, cristiancbrcas, and alpha920.
Jon Talbain Model by alpha920.
Slight note: As of Season 4 Episode 10, the official name of "Snowflake" has been confirmed as "Bulk Biceps"(which makes TONS more sense).
I wonder, will Snowflake say anything other than "YEEEAAAH!"?
Needs to be more beefy.
Well I didn't want him to appear TOO deformed...
We'll obtain light-speed! Then break it!
XD that guy
Is this picture awesome?
YEEAAAH! Also Felicia is amazing with rainbow hair.
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Homer's counterfeit money by WilliamFreemanWatch
©2012-2016 WilliamFreeman
Unique money
Unique money
If only all Money was like that.
LOL! Nice!
Homer is very funny for those kinds of ideas.
Homer is very funny for those kinds of ideas.
homer LOL!
Hahaha, I want some of that money to spend.
That should be a real banknote. Homer's idea was brilliant.
crazy xD
love it!
love it!
that's cool and funny
The funniest banknote I have ever seen.
lol homer always will make me laugh
Yeah. I just watched this episode last night and if it really exists, it worths more than 400 bucks.


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Effective January 1, 2015 a burn permit will be required in the unincorporated areas of Osage County, Kansas.
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I have had this camera since 1999 and it's going to be sad tomorrow to see it replace (I'm getting a digital Rebel)
Sure, it's not beautiful and fancy but it's OLD. It's done me a great job over the past 6 years. This past summer I even dropped it in the Pacific Ocean on a mistake. After 5 days of sitting on a table drying it started working again.
If I had to go back 6 years, I'd buy it all over again. Not sure I'd buy it today though, there's too much out there that's newer
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I had no idea Ryan Gosling was so charming. Or that Michelle Williams was so interesting. Man, I liked this movie. The dialogue was mostly improvised; the Blue Valentine shooting script is online here.
Blue Valentine Trailer & ScreenplayJanuary 16, 2011
The Shire is now home to sheepNovember 16, 2010
The New Zealand location that the Lord of the Rings movie trilogy used as the site of Hobbiton was never fully demolished, and now the cute little sod homes have cute little new tenants. Basically Bilbo's house has become a sheepfold / petting zoo. More pics here. I like this.
Via MeFi.
Scott Pilgrim action figures are pretty much perfectOctober 27, 2010
Anyone who's spent more than thirty seconds with me in the past two years has heard me go on and on and on about three things: cats, dodgeball and the Scott Pilgrim series of graphic novels by Bryan Lee O'Malley. I liked the movie quite a lot, too, but the books are way better. I find the artwork incredibly appealing, so I was pretty excited to see these adorable action figures, which are perfect renderings of the drawings. They're so well-designed. I go out of my way not to buy ornamental things any more, since my apartment is smaller than a high-top sneaker, but listen, when I get my mansion there's gonna be a whole room full of these little guys. Right alongside my lacquered collection of dodgeball team shirts and my seventeen cats.
PS, Wanna hear more about my dodgeball team(s)? Because I can and will tell you aaaall about them.
Thanks to Brummy for finding these!
Lose as many shits as possibleOctober 26, 2010
3D mega super HD IMAX explosionSeptember 12, 2010
Tonight I saw the Hubble 3D IMAX film (narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio, thank you very much). We arrived about 5 minutes late to the movie, and I was bummed about that, because my favourite thing about 3D movies is always putting on the glasses early and taking pictures of how freaking awesome we look. But despite this setback, the film was pretty great, I thought, if totally predictable. It's space, it's 3D IMAX, they're going to try to blow your brain right open with 3D IMAX ULTRA SOUND SUPER HIGH DEF pictures of space, ya know? And, they do. Unfortunately, along the way, they create all these ridiculous false suspense moments: "From the beginning of the journey, the crew ran into some trouble with a stuck bolt. Will it come off, or will this jeopardize the entire mission?" SPOILER ALERT: it comes right off after a few tries. <insert collective sigh of relief here>.
I have a really hard time "getting" space, though. I mean, I'm not a total idiot, but I just can't keep track of the billions of galaxies with billions of stars in each one. Also, some of the images were seriously mindblowing. Like: "you're looking at a galaxy that is 10 billion light years away." How can you start to contemplate that? All the vastness and infinite possibility and worlds out there stuff makes me feel insignificant. There's all this stuff whirring above our heads 80 bagajillion light years away and I'm all worried about which shoes to wear with my dress (Answer: the ones I didn't wear. Sorry about that, blistered feet).
But I should have saved my 3D glasses at the end and smuggled them out, instead of neatly stacking them into the tray, as I did.
And that sentence shall serve as a segue into my next hhhhhaaaamaaazink tidbit.
I should have saved those glasses because, get ready for this, CBC is airing a 3D TELEVISION SHOW entitled… please wait for it… Queen Elizabeth in 3D. I looked for a link to an official page, but a Google search that lasted my entire attention span of 15 seconds only pulled up page after page of people asking "wait, really?"
Apparently, Canadians can get their free amber-blue 3D glasses at Canada Post, snuggle up on the couch with some popcorn, and watch highlights of the Queen's recent trip to Halifax. We were all kicking ourselves to have missed it the first time, that's for sure.
According to the Gazette, Queen Elizabeth in 3-D airs Monday, Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. on CBC Television, and at 10 p.m. Sept. 20 and 25 on CBC News Network. I know I will be watching: are you kidding me? This is amazing. It's a Television Event. And when life hands us Television Events, we accept the free 3D glasses and we put them on early, taking pictures of how freaking awesome we look.
For example, I give you Exhibit A.
Thank you, I'll be here all week.September 5, 2010
Well thanks, Stamp. That packet of lies that served as an introduction is a lot to live up to, but I promise to do my best to keep the exciting content to a maximum, and the excessive punctuation to a minimum (though I hope you'll all admit that there are some moments that call for seventeen exclamation marks, AMIRITE???? GUYS???).
While Nicole is away, I'll be holding down the role of Gleaner of Internet Genius, bringing you the best from the elaborate series of tubes we call home. I'm slightly nervous, though, because–at the risk of screwing it all up right from the start–I'm not much of a Cat Person. I just hope that you, members of this community of aFfectionate aFeline aFficionados can be patient and wait for Nicole's return, because there's really not going to be any cat content for the next two weeks.
Well, okay, but just that one image.
Let's start things off right with a bit of culture, shall we?
Probably you have seen this video of a three year-old reciting poetry. (No? I really think you ought to. Go ahead. Don't worry, we'll wait.) The poem was written by Billy Collins, 44th Poet Laureate of the USA. He's a great poet, a fantastic speaker, and he and his youtube videos can help you get rid of that evening you weren't using anyways.
Someone has helpfully animated many of his poems for your delight and amazement. The animations are beautiful, but I can admit that I'm not totally sure how I feel about watching images while listening to poetry. It sometimes feels like too much information and my brain shuts down. But, gorgeous!
To start you off, here's one called Forgetfulness.
There are a bajillion more out there. Please enjoy.
Finally, this (unanimated) poem here, called The Lanyard, made it rain a bit on my face, so use caution.
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Well obviously it's time for me to move to India and get a diploma in Photoshop For Movies.
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Good morning! It's been a numbers of days since my last update as the season has been quiet for the last couple of weeks. And at the moment, it looks like it should stay pretty quiet. The pattern over the tropics looks more like a winter mid-latitude pattern. There is one area of disturbed weather but it doesn't look like it'll develop. Let's take a look.
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That's about it. It seems as though fall is settling in solidly over most of the US and many areas of the north have already seen their first snowfall. But officially, hurricane season doesn't end for another month! And I have flown November and December hurricanes!
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...over, until I submit a *real* pic. You know, something non-junk. God, I spent too much time on the CG of this pic. I dunno why. I was on the phone with the g/f, I just ended up playing around with PS7 mindlessly. I like the plain sketch better, that's why I didn't give it a dark BG... I like how the hair looks. Other than that, her face and body are messed up, etc... oh well. At least it's something.
Pencil sketch on cardstock, Photoshop
Pencil sketch on cardstock, Photoshop
Aww, she looks very sweet and relaxed. Nice sketch.
dude I think that you are too hard on yourself. . . I really love this picture. My fiancee told me to check you out . . . I am glad i did you are an awesome artist.
exelent ! I wish there were more deviation like this ...
Nice work!
This is excellent I wish I knew what to say o.O
THis is very cute girl
and cool pose too~!!
How adorable^w^!!!!!!!
and cool pose too~!!
How adorable^w^!!!!!!!
Pretty.. Kawaii ^~^
I love the color sceme in this picture and the facial expression is very sweet as well
Whoah....that's good! -^^-
The CGing is fantastic! It gives the pic a very special feeling.
I love the hair...
I love the hair...
Kawaii..... wot's wiv the title?
Great pic, and nice char design, I loves it, so it shall be faved
Love it. Some times I wonder how you do these things.
Cool, nice hair.
I love the drawing style u used!! The blue ink is a nice touch
Awesome Mr. FO, I love this.
excellent stuff! the hair is really nice, luv those eyes as well
yeah, cardstock
Awwwww ... far too cute to resist.
hey it neat pic matt
First of all, I'm really really really sorry it took me so long to comment - IE has been fucking with me and it keeps freezing on pictures at random... ;.;
Anyway - I love this. Oh yes. The CG is so beautiful and shinyyyyyy, and it's such a pretty sketch of Hal...
Anyway - I love this. Oh yes. The CG is so beautiful and shinyyyyyy, and it's such a pretty sketch of Hal...
coool... tis ... cute.
i need to find something brutal. everything ive found today has been minimalist or cute. i just want something brutal and violent... is that too much to ask for?
*goes to find something to kill*
i need to find something brutal. everything ive found today has been minimalist or cute. i just want something brutal and violent... is that too much to ask for?
*goes to find something to kill*
i don't know why you knock this pic. i love colorized sketches way more than hard edge cg pics, but i guess that's cuz i draw sketchy. a lot of times people lose the extra detail and the life of a drawing by cleaning it up. this style is awesome. as much as i like some of your other work, i would really like to see some more of these quick sketches. the best part about them is the ability of the observer to see the process of what the artist went through to create the art. a lot of times that is as much or more interesting to look at than the actual subject matter.
happy drawing!
happy drawing!
Very very well done.
i want a little hal -hugs her-
boogie boogie boogie
You are too good ._.; *worship* *envy* *worship*
very cute, and yes, like the hair a lot, good job.
sorry i haven't been commenting as much as i would like; i have been real swamped with stuff. but i will make up for it... i love this pic... i don't think this is junk.. i really like it.. she looks cute... i love her tummy... it is soo slim and the shading on the pelvis is very nice... i like the bandage thing that is covering her chest, and the way the elastic of her undies is showing. i love the hair too; it is sooo nice, i just love how it is drawn!!! love the style! i like the eyes; really nice colour.
it is such a great pic...
it is such a great pic...
Hal is a sexy beast and at the same time soo extreamly kawaii.
Awwwww. Cute.. and sexy.. Dammit! How come she has to be so cute?!?! lol
I can't stop staring at the pic.... *cries* *doens't dare leave the computer* must... stare...
AHHHHHHHHHHH!!! *faints* thats the greatest coloring/drawing I've ever seen! I want to be you!!!
even the work your not happy with I could never do o_o; so shush! it's awsome *jealous fumes*
I love everything about your style. Its soooo awsome. The blue outline looks really cool.
Awsome image. I love your style.
nice stuff as, as always top notch, i like how the face and the shadows at some points are competely either colored and detailed in photoshop or are colored right over, either way good stuff.
I know how you feel.... I've only been able to upload junk I've doodled in oC and stuff due to being so busy with college and work and other crap. I guess we're both searching for the day we can sit down and do some real drawing.
awww... the colors are awesome, and i have to agree with *everybody* else, the hair's great too ^_^
I just love her hair ^_^
All I got is cool hair.
Awww! I could just eat her up! (please don't) And yer too damn hard on yerself! I like this just fine!
oh i love that hair ;D. nice work as usual.
Aww, she looks so cute; you've really done a fantastic job with her this time. The waistband on her pants is really thick, though; looks like she's wearing those army belt-pouches or something.
*takes an hour to scroll down to the comment section* damn u people and ur comments. comments are over-rated lol jk. anyway I looooooooooooooooooove this it's so good. I just realized how much I suck lol
Hmm I like the sketchiness, it works. Indeed the coloring on her body, does seem a tad rough, but it's not overly noticible.
I love her hair! ^_^
I love her hair! ^_^
at least its something
*stands there gawking like an idiot at all the sheep who favorited this... shakes head*
It's good, but it's not THAT good.
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- 8 frozen potato and onion pierogies
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- 1/2 teaspoon pepper, divided
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- 1 medium sweet onion, sliced and separated into rings
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- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup cider vinegar
- Cook pierogies according to package directions. Meanwhile, sprinkle pork chops with 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. In a large skillet, cook chops in 2 tablespoons butter over medium heat until juices run clear; remove and keep warm.
- In the same skillet, saute onion in remaining butter for 3 minutes. Add apple; saute until almost tender. Stir in the sugar, vinegar, and remaining salt and pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 5 minutes. Drain pierogies. Add pork chops and pierogies to skillet; stir to coat. Yield: 2 servings.
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So when you're asking to borrow his credit card (again) you can point out how much use he's getting out of the beautiful leather card holder you made for him!
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1. Re: How can I turn a pse file into a jpegElements User Mar 17, 2010 11:46 PM (in response to IAN JULIAN)
PSE is a multipaged file format.... I am not sure what exactly you want to achieve?
a PSE has different PSDs in it which can be convereted into JPEGs and if you want all the PSDs in one JPEG, I doubt.. Let me check and get back
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Thank you for that. As I have
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You need not to change to JPGs for mailing or using in creations...
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Five months after the NCAA Clearinghouse denied his eligibility at Ole Miss, blue-chip defensive tackle Jerrell Powe said he will re-sign with the Rebels. This time, he expects the result to be different. Namely, he will contribute to the 2007 team."The love for the game is just proving everybody wrong," Powe told ESPN.com on Sunday. "A lot of them wanted me to give up, but I can't let my mama down." Powe's eligibility saga was big news in Mississippi this past fall, after the ...
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I'm not sure if this is any different than that which you already have. You decide. My brain is pickled from the week from hell.
But I have the template saved in .psd format. I can make amendments really easily. Pitch/hue/saturation....that is all easy.
If you are still online, i should be conscious for a bit. But i make no promises. LOL
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Just following up with you....i am working on this. I should have you something by tonight.
But first, i am still waaaaay behind on sleep. Shopping is done, though!
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Hey bigfurry I hope your enjoying your holidays and R&R time.
I think I've figiured out how to size and clip out the new replacement moon and then place it on a transparent background on my own, and it's a bit of a pain, and I don't want you to waste time on it, thus the PM and this message.
Peace and love be with you and yours this Christmas,
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LOL, your order will be coming up shortly.
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