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Canadian Guidelines for the use of targeted temperature management (therapeutic hypothermia) after cardiac arrest: A joint statement from The Canadian Critical Care Society (CCCS), Canadian Neurocritical Care Society (CNCCS), and the Canadian Critical Care Trials Group (CCCTG)
January 2016
Daniel Howes | Sara H. Gray | Steven C. Brooks | J. Gordon Boyd | Dennis Djogovic | Eyal Golan | Robert S. Green | Michael J. Jacka | Tasnim Sinuff | Timothy Chaplin | Orla M. Smith | Julian Owen | Adam Szulewski | Laurel Murphy | Stephanie Irvine | Draga Jichici | John Muscedere
Limited effect of mild therapeutic hypothermia on outcome after prolonged resuscitation
January 2016
Christian Wallmüller | Christoph Testori | Fritz Sterz | Peter Stratil | Andreas Schober | Harald Herkner | Pia Hubner | Christoph Weiser | Mathias Stöckl | Andrea Zeiner | Heidrun Losert
Mild therapeutic hypothermia interferes with multiple cascades of the ischaemia/reperfusion injury that is known as primary mechanism for brain damage after cardiac arrest. First resuscitation attempts...
Recognizing the causes of in-hospital cardiac arrest — A survival benefit
December 2015
Daniel Bergum | Bjørn Olav Haugen | Trond Nordseth | Ole Christian Mjølstad | Eirik Skogvoll
The in-hospital emergency team (ET) may or may not recognize the causes of in-hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA) during the provision of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). In a previous 4.5-year prospective...
Early targeted brain COOLing in the cardiac CATHeterisation laboratory following cardiac arrest (COOLCATH)
December 2015
Shahed Islam | James Hampton-Till | Noel Watson | Nilanka N. Mannakkara | Ashraf Hamarneh | Teresa Webber | Neil Magee | Lucy Abbey | Rohan Jagathesan | Alamgir Kabir | Jeremy Sayer | Nicholas Robinson | Rajesh Aggarwal | Gerald Clesham | Paul Kelly | Reto Gamma | Kare Tang | John R. Davies | Thomas R. Keeble
Trials demonstrate significant clinical benefit in patients receiving therapeutic hypothermia (TH) after cardiac arrest. However, incidence of mortality and morbidity remains high in this patient group....
Public Access Defibrillation: Great benefit and potential but infrequently used
November 2015
Marianne Agerskov | Anne Møller Nielsen | Carolina Malta Hansen | Marco Bo Hansen | Freddy Knudsen Lippert | Mads Wissenberg | Fredrik Folke | Lars Simon Rasmussen
In Copenhagen, a volunteer-based Automated External Defibrillator (AED) network provides a unique opportunity to assess AED use....
The time dependent association of adrenaline administration and survival from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest
November 2015
Gordon A. Ewy | Bentley J. Bobrow | Vatsal Chikani | Arthur B. Sanders | Charles W. Otto | Daniel W. Spaite | Karl B. Kern
Recommended for decades, the therapeutic value of adrenaline (epinephrine) in the resuscitation of patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) is controversial....
Regional cerebral oxygen saturation monitoring for predicting interventional outcomes in patients following out-of-hospital cardiac arrest of presumed cardiac cause: A prospective, observational, multicentre study
November 2015
Kei Nishiyama | Noritoshi Ito | Tomohiko Orita | Kei Hayashida | Hideki Arimoto | Satoru Beppu | Mitsuru Abe | Takashi Unoki | Tomoyuki Endo | Akira Murai | Takeshi Hatada | Noriaki Yamada | Masahiro Mizobuchi | Hideo Himeno | Kazuo Okuchi | Hideto Yasuda | Toshiaki Mochizuki | Kazuhiro Shiga | Migaku Kikuchi | Yuka Tsujimura | Tetsuo Hatanaka | Ken Nagao
This study investigated the value of regional cerebral oxygen saturation (rSO2) monitoring upon arrival at the hospital for predicting post-cardiac arrest intervention outcomes....
Characteristics of regional cerebral oxygen saturation levels in patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest with or without return of spontaneous circulation: A prospective observational multicentre study
November 2015
Kei Nishiyama | Noritoshi Ito | Tomohiko Orita | Kei Hayashida | Hideki Arimoto | Mitsuru Abe | Takashi Unoki | Tomoyuki Endo | Akira Murai | Ken Ishikura | Noriaki Yamada | Masahiro Mizobuchi | Hideaki Anan | Tomorou Watanabe | Hideto Yasuda | Yosuke Homma | Kazuhiro Shiga | Michiaki Tokura | Yuka Tsujimura | Tetsuo Hatanaka | Ken Nagao
Our study aimed at filling the fundamental knowledge gap on the characteristics of regional brain oxygen saturation (rSO2) levels in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) patients with or without return...
Challenges in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest – A study combining closed-circuit television (CCTV) and medical emergency calls
November 2015
Gitte Linderoth | Peter Hallas | Freddy K. Lippert | Ida Wibrandt | Søren Loumann | Thea Palsgaard Møller | Doris Østergaard
The aim of this study was to explore challenges in recognition and initial treatment of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) by using closed-circuit television (CCTV) recordings combined with audio...
Mechanical chest compression for out of hospital cardiac arrest: Systematic review and meta-analysis
September 2015
Simon Gates | Tom Quinn | Charles D. Deakin | Laura Blair | Keith Couper | Gavin D. Perkins
To summarise the evidence from randomised controlled trials of mechanical chest compression devices used during resuscitation after out of hospital cardiac arrest....
Evidence-based educational pathway for the integration of first aid training in school curricula
September 2015
Emmy De Buck | Hans Van Remoortel | Tessa Dieltjens | Hans Verstraeten | Matthieu Clarysse | Olaf Moens | Philippe Vandekerckhove
"Calling for help, performing first aid and providing Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)" is part of the educational goals in secondary schools in Belgium (Flanders). However, for teachers it is not...
Frequency and number of resuscitation related rib and sternum fractures are higher than generally considered
August 2015
Eduard Kralj | Matej Podbregar | Nataša Kejžar | Jože Balažic
This study aimed to establish the incidence, number and location of CPR-related skeletal chest injuries (SCI) and to investigate the influence of age, gender, changes in resuscitation guidelines and...
Individualizing and optimizing the use of early warning scores in acute medical care for deteriorating hospitalized patients
August 2015
Muge Capan | Julie S. Ivy | Thomas Rohleder | Joel Hickman | Jeanne M. Huddleston
While early warning scores (EWS) have the potential to identify physiological deterioration in an acute care setting, the implementation of EWS in clinical practice has yet to be fully realized. The...
Managing cardiac arrest with refractory ventricular fibrillation in the emergency department: Conventional cardiopulmonary resuscitation versus extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation
July 2015
Fu-Yuan Siao | Chun-Chieh Chiu | Chun-Wen Chiu | Ying-Chen Chen | Yao-Li Chen | Yung-Kun Hsieh | Chien-Hui Lee | Chang-Te Wu | Chu-Chung Chou | Hsu-Heng Yen
Refractory ventricular fibrillation, resistant to conventional cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), is a life threatening rhythm encountered in the emergency department. Although previous reports suggest...
The incidence of "load&go" out-of-hospital cardiac arrest candidates for emergency department utilization of emergency extracorporeal life support: A one-year review
June 2015
Michael Poppe | Christoph Weiser | Michael Holzer | Patrick Sulzgruber | Philip Datler | Markus Keferböck | Sebastian Zeiner | Elisabeth Lobmeyr | Raphael van Tulder | Andreas Ziegler | Harald Glück | Manfred Meixner | Georg Schrattenbacher | Henrik Maszar | Andreas Zajicek | Fritz Sterz | Andreas Schober
The outcome of patients after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) is poor and gets worse after prolonged resuscitation. Recently introduced attempts like an early installed emergency extracorporeal...
Cognitive function and health-related quality of life four years after cardiac arrest
April 2015
Eirik Alnes Buanes | Arne Gramstad | Karoline Kjellsdotter Søvig | Karl Ove Hufthammer | Hans Flaatten | Thomas Husby | Jørund Langørgen | Jon-Kenneth Heltne
Neuropsychological testing has uncovered cognitive impairment in cardiac arrest survivors with good neurologic outcome according to the cerebral performance categories. We investigated cognitive function...
Prehospital surface cooling is safe and can reduce time to target temperature after cardiac arrest
February 2015
Thomas Uray | Florian B. Mayr | Peter Stratil | Stefan Aschauer | Christoph Testori | Fritz Sterz | Moritz Haugk
Mild therapeutic hypothermia proved to be beneficial when induced after cardiac arrest in humans. Prehospital cooling with i.v. fluids was associated with adverse side effects. Our primary objective...
Causes of in-hospital cardiac arrest – Incidences and rate of recognition
February 2015
Daniel Bergum | Trond Nordseth | Ole Christian Mjølstad | Eirik Skogvoll | Bjørn Olav Haugen
Do emergency teams (ETs) consider the underlying causes of in-hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA) during advanced life support (ALS)? In a 4.5-year prospective observational study, an aetiology study group...
Microcirculatory perfusion and vascular reactivity are altered in post cardiac arrest patients, irrespective of target temperature management to 33°C vs 36°C
January 2015
Matty Koopmans | Michael A. Kuiper | Henrik Endeman | Gerke Veenstra | Namkje A.R. Vellinga | Rien de Vos | E. Christiaan Boerma
In previous reports both microcirculatory alterations and impaired vascular reactivity have been described in post cardiac arrest patients treated with mild therapeutic hypothermia. As of now it is...
Prognostication in comatose survivors of cardiac arrest: An advisory statement from the European Resuscitation Council and the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine
December 2014
Claudio Sandroni | Alain Cariou | Fabio Cavallaro | Tobias Cronberg | Hans Friberg | Cornelia Hoedemaekers | Janneke Horn | Jerry P. Nolan | Andrea O. Rossetti | Jasmeet Soar
To review and update the evidence on predictors of poor outcome (death, persistent vegetative state or severe neurological disability) in adult comatose survivors of cardiac arrest, either treated or...
How do paramedics manage the airway during out of hospital cardiac arrest?
December 2014
Sarah Voss | Megan Rhys | David Coates | Rosemary Greenwood | Jerry P. Nolan | Matthew Thomas | Jonathan Benger
The best method of initial airway management during resuscitation for out of hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) is unknown. The airway management techniques used currently by UK paramedics during resuscitation...
Systematic downloading and analysis of data from automated external defibrillators used in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest
December 2014
Marco Bo Hansen | Freddy Knudsen Lippert | Lars Simon Rasmussen | Anne Møller Nielsen
Valuable information can be retrieved from automated external defibrillators (AEDs) used in victims of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA). We describe our experience with systematic downloading of...
Feasibility study of immediate pharyngeal cooling initiation in cardiac arrest patients after arrival at the emergency room
December 2014
Yoshimasa Takeda | Takahisa Kawashima | Kazuya Kiyota | Shigeto Oda | Naoki Morimoto | Hitoshi Kobata | Hisashi Isobe | Mitsuru Honda | Satoshi Fujimi | Jun Onda | Seishi I | Tetsuya Sakamoto | Masami Ishikawa | Hiroshi Nakano | Daikai Sadamitsu | Masanobu Kishikawa | Kosaku Kinoshita | Tomoharu Yokoyama | Masahiro Harada | Michio Kitaura | Kiyoshi Ichihara | Hiroshi Hashimoto | Hidekazu Tsuji | Takashi Yorifuji | Osamu Nagano | Hiroshi Katayama | Yoshihito Ujike | Kiyoshi Morita
Cooling the pharynx and upper oesophagus would be more advantageous for rapid induction of therapeutic hypothermia since the carotid arteries run in their vicinity. The aim of this study was to determine...
Persisting effect of community approaches to resuscitation
November 2014
Anne Møller Nielsen | Dan Lou Isbye | Freddy Knudsen Lippert | Lars Simon Rasmussen
On the Danish island of Bornholm an intervention was carried out during 2008–2010 aiming at increasing out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) survival. The intervention included mass media focus on resuscitation...
Systematic review of interventions to improve appropriate use and outcomes associated with do-not-attempt-cardiopulmonary-resuscitation decisions
November 2014
Richard A. Field | Zoë Fritz | Annalie Baker | Amy Grove | Gavin D. Perkins
The treatment for a cardiac arrest, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), may be lifesaving following an acute, potentially reversible illness. Yet this treatment is unlikely to be effective if cardiac...
Debriefing bystanders of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest is valuable
November 2014
Thea Palsgaard Møller | Carolina Malta Hansen | Martin Fjordholt | Birgitte Dahl Pedersen | Doris Østergaard | Freddy K. Lippert
To explore the concept of debriefing bystanders after participating in an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest resuscitation attempt including (1) bystanders' most commonly addressed reactions after participating...
The availability, condition and employability of automated external defibrillators in large city centres in the Netherlands
October 2014
Isabelle C. Huig | Linda Boonstra | Patricia C. Gerritsen | Sanne E. Hoeks
In the Netherlands there are, at the time of writing, no clear guidelines about the implementation of automated external defibrillators (AEDs). An observational study was conducted to investigate the...
"Nobody is dead until warm and dead": Prolonged resuscitation is warranted in arrested hypothermic victims also in remote areas – A retrospective study from northern Norway
September 2014
Jonas Hilmo | Torvind Naesheim | Mads Gilbert
Hypothermic cardiac arrest has high mortality and few known prognostic factors. We studied retrospectively 34 victims of accidental hypothermia with cardiac arrest admitted to The University Hospital...
A prediction tool for initial out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survivors
September 2014
S. Aschauer | G. Dorffner | F. Sterz | A. Erdogmus | A. Laggner
Improvement in predicting survival after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest is of major medical, scientific and socioeconomic interest. The current study aimed at developing an accurate outcome-prediction...
Neuromuscular blockade during therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest: Observational study of neurological and infectious outcomes
September 2014
Jean Baptiste Lascarrou | Amélie Le Gouge | Jérome Dimet | Jean Claude Lacherade | Laurent Martin-Lefèvre | Maud Fiancette | Isabelle Vinatier | Christine Lebert | Konstantinos Bachoumas | Aihem Yehia | Matthieu Henry Lagarrigue | Gwenhael Colin | Jean Reignier
Neuromuscular blockade (NMB) is widely used during therapeutic hypothermia (TH) after cardiac arrest but its effect on patient outcomes is unclear. We compared the effects of NMB on neurological outcomes...
Development and validation of risk models to predict outcomes following in-hospital cardiac arrest attended by a hospital-based resuscitation team
August 2014
David A. Harrison | Krishna Patel | Edel Nixon | Jasmeet Soar | Gary B. Smith | Carl Gwinnutt | Jerry P. Nolan | Kathryn M. Rowan
The National Cardiac Arrest Audit (NCAA) is the UK national clinical audit for in-hospital cardiac arrest. To make fair comparisons among health care providers, clinical indicators require case mix...
Developing and evaluating a machine learning based algorithm to predict the need of pediatric intensive care unit transfer for newly hospitalized children
August 2014
Haijun Zhai | Patrick Brady | Qi Li | Todd Lingren | Yizhao Ni | Derek S. Wheeler | Imre Solti
Early warning scores (EWS) are designed to identify early clinical deterioration by combining physiologic and/or laboratory measures to generate a quantified score. Current EWS leverage only a small...
Prodromal symptoms and health care consumption prior to out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in patients without previously known ischaemic heart disease
July 2014
Henrik Höglund | Jan-Håkan Jansson | Ann-Sofie Forslund | Dan Lundblad
To describe prodromal symptoms and health care consumption prior to an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) in patients without previously known ischaemic heart disease (IHD)....
Noninvasive regional cerebral oxygen saturation for neurological prognostication of patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: A prospective multicenter observational study
June 2014
Noritoshi Ito | Kei Nishiyama | Clifton W. Callaway | Tomohiko Orita | Kei Hayashida | Hideki Arimoto | Mitsuru Abe | Tomoyuki Endo | Akira Murai | Ken Ishikura | Noriaki Yamada | Masahiro Mizobuchi | Hideki Anan | Kazuo Okuchi | Hideto Yasuda | Toshiaki Mochizuki | Yuka Tsujimura | Takeo Nakayama | Tetsuo Hatanaka | Ken Nagao
To investigate the association between regional brain oxygen saturation (rSO2) at hospital arrival and neurological outcomes at 90 days in patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA)....
Cardiac arrest due to accidental hypothermia—A 20 year review of a rare condition in an urban area
June 2014
A. Schober | F. Sterz | C. Handler | I. Kürkciyan | A. Laggner | M. Röggla | M. Schwameis | C. Wallmueller | C. Testori
Accidental hypothermic cardiac arrest is associated with unfortunate prognosis and large studies are rare. We therefore have performed an outcome analysis in patients that were admitted to Vienna University...
Hypertonic saline infusion during resuscitation from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: A matched-pair study from the German Resuscitation Registry
May 2014
Christopher Hahn | Martin Breil | Jens Christian Schewe | Martin Messelken | Stefan Rauch | Jan Thorsten Gräsner | Jan Wnent | Stephan Seewald | Andreas Bohn | Matthias Fischer
Survival rates after out-of-hospital-cardiac-arrest (OHCA) differ widely between EMS systems. Since hypertonic saline appears to improve long-term outcome after OHCA, some local EMS systems have included...
Widely used track and trigger scores: Are they ready for automation in practice?
April 2014
Santiago Romero-Brufau | Jeanne M. Huddleston | James M. Naessens | Matthew G. Johnson | Joel Hickman | Bruce W. Morlan | Jeffrey B. Jensen | Sean M. Caples | Jennifer L. Elmer | Julie A. Schmidt | Timothy I. Morgenthaler | Paula J. Santrach
Early Warning Scores (EWS) are widely used for early recognition of patient deterioration. Automated alarm/alerts have been recommended as a desirable characteristic for detection systems of patient...
Early microcirculatory impairment during therapeutic hypothermia is associated with poor outcome in post-cardiac arrest children: A prospective observational cohort study
March 2014
Erik A.B. Buijs | Elyse M. Verboom | Anke P.C. Top | Eleni-Rosalina Andrinopoulou | Corinne M.P. Buysse | Can Ince | Dick Tibboel
This study aimed to evaluate if the microcirculation is impaired during and after therapeutic hypothermia (TH) in children with return of spontaneous circulation after cardiac arrest (CA) and to assess...
A comparison of actual to estimated weights in Australian children attending a tertiary children's' hospital, using the original and updated APLS, Luscombe and Owens, Best Guess formulae and the Broselow tape
March 2014
Lara Graves | Gilad Chayen | Jennifer Peat | Fenton O'Leary
During paediatric resuscitation it is essential to be able to estimate the child's weight as it determines drug doses and equipment sizes. Age and length-based estimations exist, with age-based estimations...
Identifying incidents of suboptimal care during paediatric emergencies–an observational study utilising in situ and simulation centre scenarios
March 2014
Fenton O'Leary | Kathryn McGarvey | Andrea Christoff | Jennifer Major | Francis Lockie | Gilad Chayen | John Vassiliadis | Sally Wharton
Life threatening paediatric emergencies are relatively uncommon events. When they do occur staff caring for these children must have the ability to recognise the deterioration, evaluate and simultaneously...
Predicting the lack of ROSC during pre-hospital CPR: Should an end-tidal CO2 of 1.3kPa be used as a cut-off value?
March 2014
Leif Rognås | Troels Martin Hansen | Hans Kirkegaard | Else Tønnesen
The aim of this study was to investigate if an initial ETCO2 value at or below 1.3kPa can be used as a cut-off value for whether return of spontaneous circulation during pre-hospital cardio-pulmonary...
Quality of CPR performed by trained bystanders with optimized pre-arrival instructions
January 2014
Tonje S. Birkenes | Helge Myklebust | Andres Neset | Jo Kramer-Johansen
Telephone-CPR (T-CPR) can increase initiation of bystander CPR. We wanted to study if quality oriented continuous T-CPR would improve CPR performance vs. standard T-CPR....
Marked variation in delivery room management in very preterm infants
November 2013
Yoginder Singh | Sam Oddie
The International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR) and UK Resuscitation Council (UKRC) updated guidance on newborn resuscitation in late 2010....
Induction, maintenance, and reversal of therapeutic hypothermia with an esophageal heat transfer device
November 2013
Erik Kulstad | Anja K. Metzger | D. Mark Courtney | Jennifer Rees | Patrick Shanley | Timothy Matsuura | Scott McKnite | Keith Lurie
To evaluate a novel esophageal heat transfer device for use in inducing, maintaining, and reversing hypothermia. We hypothesized that this device could successfully induce, maintain (within a 1°C range...
Reduced in-hospital survival rates of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest victims with obstructive pulmonary disease
May 2013
M.T. Blom | M.J. Warnier | A. Bardai | J. Berdowski | R.W. Koster | P.C. Souverein | A.W. Hoes | F.H. Rutten | A. de Boer | M.L. De Bruin | H.L. Tan
Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) due to sustained ventricular tachycardia/fibrillation (VT/VF) is common and often lethal. Patient's co-morbidities may determine survival after OHCA, and be instrumental...
Hyperfibrinolysis in out of hospital cardiac arrest is associated with markers of hypoperfusion
December 2012
V.A. Viersen | S. Greuters | A.R. Korfage | C. Van der Rijst | V. Van Bochove | P.W. Nanayakkara | E. Vandewalle | C. Boer
This study investigated the incidence of hyperfibrinolysis upon emergency department (ED) admission in patients with out of hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA), and the association of the degree of hyperfibrinolysis...
Team performance in resuscitation teams: Comparison and critique of two recently developed scoring tools
December 2012
Anthony McKay | Susanna T. Walker | Stephen J. Brett | Charles Vincent | Nick Sevdalis
Following high profile errors resulting in patient harm and attracting negative publicity, the healthcare sector has begun to focus on training non-technical teamworking skills as one way of reducing...
Left ventricular diastolic dysfunction during acute myocardial infarction: Effect of mild hypothermia
December 2012
Michael Schwarzl | Stefan Huber | Heinrich Maechler | Paul Steendijk | Sebastian Seiler | Martie Truschnig-Wilders | Thomas Nestelberger | Burkert M. Pieske | Heiner Post
Mild hypothermia (MH) decreases infarct size and mortality in experimental reperfused myocardial infarction, but may potentiate ischaemia-induced left ventricular (LV) diastolic dysfunction....
The "Resus:Station": The use of clinical simulations in a randomised crossover study to evaluate a novel resuscitation trolley
November 2012
Susanna T. Walker | Stephen J. Brett | Anthony McKay | Rajesh Aggarwal | Charles Vincent
Inadequately designed equipment has been implicated in poor efficiency and critical incidents associated with resuscitation. A novel resuscitation trolley (Resus:Station) was designed and evaluated...
The acute effects of acetate-balanced colloid and crystalloid resuscitation on renal oxygenation in a rat model of hemorrhagic shock
September 2012
Emre Almac | Ugur Aksu | Rick Bezemer | Willeke Jong | Asli Kandil | Koray Yuruk | Cihan Demirci-Tansel | Can Ince
Fluid resuscitation therapy is the initial step of treatment for hemorrhagic shock. In the present study we aimed to investigate the acute effects of acetate-balanced colloid and crystalloid resuscitation...


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Alexsander Tonev will join Celtic on loan from Aston Villa today
Ronnie Cully, Senior Sports Writer / / Sport
ALEKSANDER TONEV will today become Ronny Deila's third signing when he arrives at Celtic on loan from Aston Villa.
The Bulgarian winger joins Craig Gordon and Jo Inge Berget as the Norwegian manager's first recruits, with the club having the option to buy after the year-long loan.
And the Hoops are hoping to add at least one more player before tonight's 11pm registration deadline for the Champions League play-off round.
Tonev was the subject of a £2million bid by the Hoops last summer.
But, after Celtic agreed a deal with his then club, Lech Poznan, in Poland, Aston Villa topped their offer by £500,000 and the 24-year-old chose to accept the chance to move to the Premier League.
Tonev struggled to make any impact as Paul Lambert's side fought relegation, failing to score a single goal, and is now looking to kick-start his career again at Celtic Park.
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GFWC Shorewood Woman's Club's Sixth Annual Wearable Art Show will take over the Shorewood Village Center on Saturday, May 1, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., with 17 exciting vendors, a number from the north shore.
This scholarship benefit event will feature interesting fashions, jewelry, a silent auction, door prizes, and bake sale with coffee.
Among the exhibitors are Shorewood jewelrymakers Annette Hirsh, Suzie Prendergast, Aggie Ressel and Mary Schall; Suzanne Kohlenberg of Shorewood's Groovy Totes; Whitefish Bay's Margie Edwards Design; Mequon's Connie Johnson, who specializes in jackets and wraps; and Bayside's Deanna Peterson of Bright as Day Designs, whose specialty is embellished handbags.
Other vendors include a fiber and felt artist from Marquette, Michigan; several clothing designers from Mukwonago; an African-inspired artist from Milwaukee who specializes in purses and scarves; and jewelers from Pewaukee, East Troy, Appleton, West Allis, and Chicago.
Members of the Shorewood Woman's Club, which meets the third Tuesday of each month at the Village Center, 3920 N. Murray Ave., are raising money for their scholarships: one for a Shorewood High School senior and two for nontraditional women students at UWM. Chairs of the show are VP Mary Anne Gross, 964-2007, and Chris O'Brien, 228-8199.
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I was doing a lot of landscapes lately....
This so inspiring to me, I am going to go write.
This is magnificent! Absolutely wonderful!
you are monster in landscape art
Very good
The details are just fantastic. Beautiful.
These are wonderful. ;]
Love the slanting sunlight and the flecks of fire and artificial light!
How do you make such nice, perfect, little, square windows on the buildings? If you look at my drawings, you can see that I suck at this!
Awesome work. The lights in the windows kind of look like fire.
Awesome work. The lights in the windows kind of look like fire.
So much detail...
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Wanting to take an old steel frame and convert to single speed for my regular commute. Flat, 8 miles one way through Houston. I dont know anything about the bikes, but my current options are:
1980 Schwinn Super Le Tour
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ROSS FORBES has admitted Partick Thistle are going to have to learn to win ugly if they are to realise their dream of promotion into the SPL.
Manager Jackie McNamara's free-flowing side have rightly earned countless plaudits for an attractive brand of football that some seasoned followers in the Jackie Husband Stand believe to be the best since the fabled side of 1971 that one the Scottish League Cup.
However, since the euphoria of their 5-1 hammering of Dunfermline has faded, the Jags have won just twice in their last six Irn-Bru First Division league outings.
That has seen the Firhill men fall two points off the promotion pace behind joint-leaders Morton and Dunfermline, albeit with two games in hand.
Now with Saturday's trip to face a resurgent Dumbarton side looming, Forbes says that three points will be all that matters against the Sons, no matter how they are gained.
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"But we are at a stage now where all that matters is putting three points on the board. We need to get back to winning ways and as a result this game at Dumbarton is vital."
The 23-year-old midfielder is loving every minute of his time at Firhill after signing until the summer back in September and is delighted with his central casting in the Jags boiler room.
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reminds me of jack rabbit a bit just purple.
It's like if Bunnymund from Rise of the Guardians was like Popeye, only with Trix instead of spinach.
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I'll take this wont be nearly as fun as Brute Force was in terms of animal heroes.
So, Linkara fights a pink version of the Easter Bunny from Rise of the Guardians with Youngblood's disease?
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Now Linkara has to take on a large muscle-headed anthropomorphic rabbit with a gun obsession. No matter how obvious it may be, the influence of Rob Liefeld, the guy behind Youngblood, has yet to be confirmed.
Wow Bunnymund sure got jacked... and pink.
oh god, this should be good
Interesting. So even animals are not safe from Youngbloods Disease. O_O
that rabbit looks like somthin out of crash bandicoot.
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a muscle bound purple rabbit with a belt of pouches around him... please tell me, did rob liefeld made this? because this is probably his porn
I don't think he did, but it seems to have his influence all over it, hence the use of Liefara
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The dolphin earrings are a nice feminine touch to such a tomboyish looking fighter.
she fights karate and scout, fight tricking , let's see who wins
What kind of glaive is this because the results are showing spears, too.
she should use gauntlet like yang from rwby
Rainbow Dash Looks bad ass.
Like her pose plus the athletic look suites Rainbow Dash.
Unnecessarily large glaive is unnecessarily large XD
What's the name of that weapon she's got?
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I swear, this is how she looks if she was in Final Fantasy. man, she is AWESOME and HOT!!
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I love the sort of muay thai-appearance.
Rainbow Dash looks cool here. Keep up a good work.
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not many can pull off RD's hair (is it evident im a brony? haha) but not only did you nail it 100% you made it 20% cooler!
whats she holding?
I would love to spar against her <3
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So RD has no shoes.
you would think i'd seen enough of Rainbow Dash now, you would be wrong.
I love your style! It's such an appropriate pose for her xD
Thats a really bad-ass Rainbow Dash
wow, awesome, I slap myself cuz of excessive Rainbow Dash overload, hats off to you!
What weapon is that?
This reminds me of Soul Eater
more awesome!
so awesome
Hmm...could be 20% cooler...what am I saying?! Perfect 10! XD
oh my godness... rainbow is so epic
Beautiful work! I really love your portray of RD. Keep up the awesome work!
AWESOME! My favorite! Not sure what type of weapon she's got, but I love the sash thing she's got going on. Great work!
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So everyone go see the Haunting tomorrow night at the Loews Jersey and/or go see the great Jean Arthur tonight at the Film Forum. Not everyone's got to have a gimmick.
The Gimmick-O-Rama that I remember attending was September 1988, at the 57 Watts Street Film Forum.
They did have one, in the old Film Forum. I think it was 1987 or 1988. They called it "Gimmick-O-Rama" and they showed all the Castle gimmick movies with the gimmicks re-created (including "Mr. Sardonicus" and the Punishment Poll). There were other gimmick movies included too, like "Wicked, Wicked" in Duo-Vision. This festival went on for several weeks!
At the first night's screening of "13 Ghosts" (in Illusion-O), William Castle's wife and daughter were sitting in the row behind me.
Why not have a William Castle film festival. That would cover all these films and one more, "Mr. Sardonicus".
… and "House on Haunted Hill" with the flying plastic skeleton, "Homicidal" with the Fright Break and the Coward's Corner, etc. They even had to turn people away from a screening of "Queen of Outer Space" starring Zsa Zsa Gabor.
They're missing a good bet if they don't program these movies again someday. It's been quite a few years since they were last shown.
Lets not forget "The Tingler". With the electrafied seats!
Hardbop, I also wish FF would bring back the annual summer sci-fi and fantasy films, even if it's just for one summer. They used to draw huge crowds to the old Film Forum – I remember a line going around the block for "The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T.".
I am a regular attendee of the Film Forum and do remember occasionally attending screenings at the Watts Street site in the eighties. Out of curiousity I asked Bruce Goldstein how the long the FF was closed between the time the Watts Street facility closed and the new W. Houston Street site opened. He said they were closed for a about a year. Watts Street closed in '89 and W. Houston opened in '90.
I remember those annual "silly" summer fests and remember that the FF took a lot of flak for stopping them. I guess FF felt they had exhausted that fest, but the public didn't.
The programming at Film Forum can't be beat. It's the best in the country, rivaled perhaps only by Los Angeles's American Cinematheque at the Egyptian Theater. The concurrence of new films with retrospective films is absolutely brilliant, keeping this as a first-run venue while declaring the immortal relevance of past cinema.
It's not the greatest place in the world to watch a movie, though. Far from it. It's great seeing stuff on 35mm, and Film Forum almost always gets great prints. But the theaters are so small, it's hardly a cinematic experience, nor is it very intimate. Spaces are narrow and screenings usually sell out, so there's no leg room — you have to sit with both legs together, feet on the ground — and it's easy to knock elbows or shoulders with the patron seated next to you. Furthermore, during the winter, the only option for stashing your winter coats is under the seat.
I'm glad I had the opportunity to see pristine prints of "Days of Heaven" and "Bound For Glory" while I lived in NYC, but the cramped atmosphere of Film Forum also cramped the epic grandeur of these films.
Also, the projected image has a foamy-looking texture, for some reason. Perhaps it's the screens themselves.
Also, films are occasionally out-of-focus and the floor staff and/or management will argue the point and refuse to fix the problem. This happened on a few occasions, notably with 'The Hidden Fortress,' which, to date, I have not seen but would have had Film Forum sharply focused it.
Now, the good stuff. Film Forum is one of the only venues to regularly program silent films (at least one retrospective per year will include silent films), and live piano accompaniment is usually provided. Sound is usually good, the best available prints are nearly always obtained, and the lobby is attractive, with some nice food behind the concession counter and some even nicer people.
It's also quite a bargain, if you're a member. If I recall correctly, as a member, I'd get two-films on a double-bill for only $5. That means, brilliant prints of 'Imitation of Life' and 'Written on the Wind' for only five dollars. You'll pay about the same price at the New Beverly in Los Angeles for ratty old prints, creaky seats and even creakier sound, for the micro-luxury you get at Film Forum.
In summary, this is a New York City staple.
I guess there should be a seperate listing for the old Film Forum?
That Murnau show is going to be really something. I noticed that "The Last Laugh" was photographed by Karl Freund, later director of "The Mummy" and the camera man for "I Love Lucy." I think his work on that TV series played as large a part in its success as anything else, including the writers and cast; that show shimmers and sparkles and glows. It's so beautiful to look at, which immediately stops you from channel surfing when you happen across it. I saw a crossover "Make Room For Daddy" at the Museum of Televsion with Lucy and Ricky Ricardo visiting, not lit and photographed by Freund, and all the luminescent magic was missing from the look of the film.
Just want to let you know that FF will be have one of its not to be missed festivals in Sept. thanks to Bruce G and Steve Sterner.
This will be the Murnau(is he the greatest of them all? It's open to debate but definately he is one of the most worthy contenders. And Sunrise not number one on the AFI list! If there is a greater american film please let me know I which one it is.)
This will rate along with the Lubitsch and Stiller/Sjorstrom festivals as one of their best which says a lot.(I think I was the only one who went to the latter but the films were so haunting and beautiful they will remain with me for the rest of my life.)
Bruce and Steve, I hate to be greedy but do we see a DW Griffith festival in your future?(And just think that until recently the Liberty still stood on 42nd St.)
Thanks, byranb, for the update on the Elgin !
Interesting thought, Camden, to move Film Forum to the RKO Commodore in Williamsburg, Bklyn. So the revival / avant garde movie buffs will follow the yuppies from SoHo and the East Village into the Brooklyn neighborhoods closest to Manhattan.
There are many more closed theaters on Broadway, Brooklyn, southeast of the RKO Commodore ! I would love to discuss them with you !
I love the Film Forum's programming. By the time I'd seen 99% of their Chaplin festival back in '97, I was dreaming that I was Chaplin. They ran out of film to show just in time to save my sanity. The remarks here really focused something I'd never really consciously paid that much attention to, which is that the theatres really are just small screening rooms, unfortunately. They should find a better theatre; with the backing of that foundation and the surfeit of closed theatres in New York City, that shouldn't be too difficult to do. I'd suggest trying the Commodore Theatre in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Two huge screens with an impressive ceiling downstairs, it's a truly magnificent theatre recently closed, and I imagine they could buy it for a song. It's right at the JMZ subway line at Marcy Avenue, the very first stop going out of Manhattan, so it's quite convenient to the usual clientele. It is a shame for the Film Forum's superb screenings to be limited to such tiny screens and theatres when the situation could be fairly easily remedied, I think.
Bill Huelbig, I recall part of the live music then was "The Power Of Brass', in particular, the theme from "Rocky", which has just come out the previous year. I recall an audience reaction similar to your memory.
I saw Tony Bennett at Radio City, with my wife and aunt, Friday September 28 2001, and saw "Wheel Of Fortune" being taped there, with my wife and son, around Sept. 11 2003 (a Sunday). Hokey, but fun.
Peter K.: I also saw "Fantasia" at Radio City Music Hall in May 1978. I remember the huge audience applauding at the end of each musical segment – what a wonderful sound that was.
I remember Joan Crawford in "I Saw What You Did", now that you mention it. She played the mistress of the man who had just murdered his wife before the girls made their "fun" phone call. I think she deserved star billing. Anthony Hopkins was on screen only 27 minutes in "The Silence Of The Lambs".
I heard about the Elgin from a friend but never went there. I thought it was near 23rd and 8th. My friend went there in 1973 or 1974 for a double bill of the Betty Boop festival and "Night Of The Living Dead".
I think the drive-in speaker survived intact, but the car window sure didn't! Another memory of that movie: Joan Crawford got star billing, but I think she was in it for about 10 minutes total.
Talking about the Biograph and the Hollywood reminds me of the Elgin Cinema, which was down around 19th St. It wasn't the cleanest theater and it always had a funny smell, but they sure showed some great classic movies. The first time I saw "The Birds" in a theater was there – same with "Nights of Cabiria".
Vincent, glad you liked the Biograph. So did I. What is your preferred scope screen to theater ratio for optimum viewing ? You read like the "El Exigente" of the cinema. Thanks for the bit about Frank Crowley and the Regency. I saw "Fantastic Voyage" and "Planet Of The Apes" on the same bill at the Regency in August 1985.
There was also a shabby little theater, called the Hollywood, on the west side of 8th Avenue between, I think, 49th and 50th Sts. where, pre-renovation, I saw a double bill of "Vertigo" and "The Birds" summer 1985.
OK I won't watch Hennessy or Petrovka.
Bill Huelbig, thanks for the anecdote. Did your dad end up paying for the damaged drive in speaker ?
I liked the Biograph very much but again the scope screen wasn't large enough in relation to the theater.
The excellent programmer there Frank Crowley was the one who also made the Regency such a success.
By the way don't waste any portion of your life watching Hennesy or Petrovka. I just saw them because they were playing at the Music Hall. At that point the Hall should have just played classic films because what they were showing was so bad they should have been ashamed.
"I Saw What You Did" will always live in my memory as the movie where my dad drove out of a drive-in theater with the speaker still attached to the window. It was the summer of '65 like Peter K. said, in Rutherford, NJ. I don't think he liked the movie, and I guess he wanted to get away from it as quickly as possible.
Vincent, I am glad you were not trying to insult me. It reads like we have a disagreement we can live with, between what constitutes a screening room and a theater. I understand what you mean about how what you consider a theater enhances the presentation of a film. What did you think of the Biograph revival cinema on West 57th St. in NYC ? That's where I first saw "Psycho" on a movie screen Sunday July 10 1988. It was one of many blastedly hot days in that blastedly hot summer, so I stayed for a second screening of "Psycho" after the end of the second feature, titled (oddly enough), "Seconds". I mention the Biograph, becaue it came closest to your hope of a full-sized revival movie house, complete with interior splendor, of any theater I know or have been in.
What suburb did you grow up in ? The last film I saw at Radio City was "Fantasia" in late May 1978. No, I have never seen Henessy or the Girl from Petrovka, but now that you have mentioned them, I will check them out on the Internet Movie Data Base.
Bill Huelbig, what I liked about Gimmick-O-Rama, besides the Castle films themselves, was the faithful and at times painstaking reproduction of the original Castle gimmicks. "The Tingler" went one better by having a staff member run around the darkened cinema with a
two-foot long rubber Tingler !
Speaking of William Castle, I saw his "I Saw What You Did" in its original run at the RKO Madison in Ridgewood, Queens, NY NY, summer 1965. I also read about it about that time in "Famous Monsters Of Filmland" magazine, edited by Forrest J. Ackerman.
Maybe it has to do with the number of seats in the theater? I always thought Film Forum 1 had the most seats, but that might be an optical illusion because the theater is wider than the other two. If a repertory film is really popular, maybe it gets moved over to theater #1 so they can sell more tickets.
I saw McCabe and Mrs. Miller there as well so we were in the same audience probably same nght too.


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Amateur football clubs in the News Shopper region are being reminded the deadline is fast approaching for the chance to win a £3,000 pitch makeover.
Since the beginning of 2014 a nationwide competition Pitch to Win has been seeking to the worst amateur football pitch in the country and the closing date of March 28 is now looming.
The winning club will receive a pitch revamp from the outdoor power equipment specialists, Briggs and Stratton, and two runners up will receive £500 for their club kitty.
All winning teams will win a season's sponsorship and a new kit.
The competition has been launched by Briggs & Stratton to highlight the importance of football teams in communities and to help them improve their facilities.
With the recent awful weather and flooding the competition has perhaps come at a key time with hundreds of games across the country being cancelled due to bad pitch conditions.
For more information, or to enter, visit pitchtowin.org.uk
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