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Clinical Trials and Behavioral Studies
Our current active protocols are listed below. If you have any questions about the particular study protocol, please contact the study coordinator. For more information about the research or participation in general, please call our office at 312-695-8643.
Feinberg Clinical Trials
Scientists at the medical school are conducting hundreds of clinical trials daily. Learn more about all our work via the Feinberg Office of Research Clinical Trials page. Search for trials by disease or condition.
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|Marko Mihailovic MA, LPC, CCRC
|Morris Goldman, MD
Study Title: Oxytocin Faces
Target Population: Adults 18 to 65 years old with psychosis.
Aim: To determine whether the hormone oxtyocin influences how patients interpret pictures of people's faces.
|Melody Fairchild, MAT
|James Reilly, PhD
Study Title: Chicago Adolescent Longitudinal Study;
Target Population: Adolescents and young adults (ages 12 to 26 years old) with changes in thoughts, feelings, and behavior OR drug use.
Aim: To understand more about early phases of mental illness.
|Krina Adhikari
|Evan Goulding, MD, PhD
Study Title: Mobile Monitoring for Long-Term Behavioral Data Collection in Bipolar Disorder
Target Population: Adults 18 to 65 years old with Bipolar Disorder.
Aim: To evaluate the use of mobile phones for collecting behavioral data to improve the ability to detect symptoms and improve treatment.
To learn more about this study, please visit our website at http://livewell.northwestern.edu/.
|Marko Mihailovic MA, LPC, CCRC
|James Reilly, PhD
Study Title: GLYX-13
Target Population: Healthy individuals and individuals with schizophrenia or schizoaffective from 18 to 40 years old.
Aim: To investigate whether a novel medication can improve learning and memory in healthy adults and those with psychiatric illness
|Jessica Berger, LCSW
|Lei Wang, PhD
Study Title: HippoPCI
Target Population: Female breast cancer patients between 50 to 65 years old.
Aim: To improve our understanding of differences in size, shape and activity of a variety of brain areas that can occur in women with breast cancer undergoing adjuvant chemotherapy or hormonal therapy, and how these brain areas are related to the development of mild cognitive impairment as a result treatment.
|Melody Fairchild MAT
|Mehmet E. Dokucu, MD PhD
Study Title: Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) in Cancer Patients with Depression and Anxiety
Target Population: Cancer Patients between 22 to 70 years old who are currently depressed.
Aim: To test the safety and tolerability of left- and right-sided rTMS as a treatment for depression and anxiety in cancer survivors.
|Stephanie Schuette
|Crystal Clark, MD, MSc
Study Title: Pharmacokinetics of Lamotrigine in Pregnant and Postpartum Women with Bipolar Disorder
Target Population: Pregnant Women ages 18-45 years old who are taking daily Lamotrigine (Lamictal) for Bipolar Disorder.
Aim: To assess the impact of the dynamic physiology of pregnancy on the L/D ratio and bioavailability of LTG in women with Bipolar Disorder.
|Stephanie Schuette
312-695-6010 Ext. 56010
|Suena H. Massey, MD
Study Title: Can Prenatal Oxytocin Concentration Predict Likelihood of Postpartum Depression?
An Opportunity for Early Intervention and Prevention in a Vulnerable Population.
Target Population: Pregnant Women ages 18 and older who are not currently receiving treatment for depression.
Aim: To determine the relationship between third trimester plasma oxytocin concentration and symptoms of postpartum depression
|Enrique Rojas, BA
|Hans Breiter, MD
Study Title: Chicago Adolescent Low-level Marijuana Use Study
Target population: Males age 18-19 who use marijuana recreationally or have never used marijuana.
Aim: To investigate the effects of adolescent marijuana use on brain function.
|Sarah O'Dor, MS
|Hans Breiter, MD
Study Title: Neurological Mechanisms of Treatment project (NMT)
Target Population: 14-16 year old adolescents either with a current Major Depressive Disorder diagnosis, or with no lifetime history of psychiatric illness
Aim: To examine how Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) changes brain activation in adolescents with Major Depressive Disorder.
|Marko Mihailovic MA, LPC, CCRC
|Morris Goldman, MD
Study Title: Characterization of the neural network underlying prepulse inhibition (PPI)
Target Population: Adults 18 to 35 years old with psychosis (Schizophreania or Schizoaffective disorder).
Aim: To identify a discrete and specific pathophysiologic finding that is closely associated with psychopathology in severe mental illness, and may yield new diagnostic tools and treatment interventions.
|Mohamed Hassanein, MD
|Herbert Meltzer, MD
Study Title: Auspex ARM-TD
Target Population: Adults 18 to 75 years old with diagnosis of Tardive Dyskinesia made at least 6 months prior to screening.
Aim: To reduce movements in Tardive Dyskinesia.
|Ilse Salinas, BA
|Herbert Meltzer, MD
Study Title: Boehringer Ingelheim
Target Population: Adults 18 to 55 years old with diagnosis of schizophrenia on stable antipsychotic medication.
Aim: To examine the effects of the study drug on cognition and everyday living skills.
|Ilse Salinas
|Herbert Meltzer, MD
STUDY TITLE: Effect of Magnesium Threonate (MgT) on Cognitive Enhancement in Schizophrenia
Target Population: Adults 18-55 years of age inclusive
Aim: Determine if Magnesium Threonare (MgT) improves mental function and is safe in people who have schizophrenia
|Anna Veluz-Wilkins, MA
|Brian Hitsman, PhD
Study title: Behavioral Activation and Varenicline for Smoking Cessation in Depressed Smokers
Target population: Adults aged 18-65 who smoke cigarettes daily, have a current or recent (past two years) diagnosis of major depressive disorder, and exhibit at least a mild level of depressive symptoms.
Aim: The goal of double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized controlled trial is to evaluate the efficacy and safety of behavioral activation plus varenicline for treating nicotine dependence in smokers with current or recent (past two years) major depressive disorder.
|Anna Veluz-Wilkins, MA
|Brian Hitsman, PhD
Study title: Extended Duration Varenicline for Smoking among Cancer Patients: A Clinical Trial
Target population: Adults 18 years of age or older who smoke cigarettes weekly and have had a cancer diagnosis within the past 5 years.
Aim: Using a double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized design, this study aims to compare standard varenicline treatment (12 weeks) to extended varenicline treatment (24 weeks) for increasing long-term smoking cessation in cancer patients.
|Cale Wardell, BS
|Herbert Meltzer, MD
Titile: Testing the ability of JNJ-18038683, a selective serotonin (5-HT)7 antagonist, to improve cognition and reduce residual depressive symptoms in stable bipolar depressed patients
Target Population: 18-60
Aim: To improve cognitive function in people with Bipolar Disorder
|Rameeza Sheriff, MD
312- 503-9092
|Jeffrey Rado, MD, MPH
Titile: A Cluster Randomized, Multi-center, Parallel-group, Rater-blind Study Comparing Treatment With Aripiprazole Once Monthly and Treatment as Usual on Effectiveness in First Episode and Early Phase Illness in Schizophrenia
Target Population: Individuals with schizophrenia from 18 to 35 years old
Aim: To compare a Long-acting Injectable Antipsychotic (Aripiprazole) vs Clinician's Choice Early in Treatment to Break the Cycle of Relapse in Early Phase Schizophrenics (PRELAPSE)


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Cranberry-Walnut Sweet Potatoes Recipe
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For me, the best part of a holiday dinner is the sweet potatoes! You can make the sauce for these up to a day ahead—just omit the walnuts until you're ready to serve. —Mary Wilhelm, Sparta, Wisconsin
- 4 large sweet potatoes
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1/4 cup finely chopped onion
- 1 cup fresh or frozen cranberries
- 1/3 cup maple syrup
- 1/4 cup cranberry juice
- 1/4 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts, toasted
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh chives
- Preheat oven to 400°. Scrub sweet potatoes; pierce several times with a fork. Bake 1 hour or until tender.
- Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, heat butter over medium-high heat. Add onion; cook and stir until tender. Stir in cranberries, syrup, cranberry juice and 1/8 teaspoon salt. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, covered, 10-15 minutes or until berries pop, stirring occasionally. Stir in walnuts and mustard; heat through.
- When cool enough to handle, cut each potato lengthwise in half; sprinkle with pepper and remaining salt. Top with cranberry mixture; sprinkle with chives. Yield: 8 servings.
Editor's Note: To toast nuts, bake in a shallow pan in a 350° oven for 5-10 minutes or cook in a skillet over low heat until lightly browned, stirring occasionally.
Originally published as Cranberry-Walnut Sweet Potatoes in Light & Tasty October/November 2007, p43
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The day I stop learning about lighting will be the day my EKG goes flatline. There's an extraordinary amount to learn and absorb, and I doubt I'll ever learn all of it. That's okay, because it means I'll never run out of new things to learn. My most recent fixation is on the one light many think about the least: the fill light.
I've gone through periods of my career where I focus on different lights and how to use them. I started by looking at key lights: how to place them, what works on different kinds of faces and what doesn't, how big they should be in relation to the actors, etc. Then I spent a lot of time on backlighting and edge lighting: where are the best spots to place backlights, should I use both a back light and an edge light or use one light to do both jobs, when can a back light become a key light on the next setup, etc.
It took me a bit longer to concentrate on fill light, as early on in my career I was focused more on shaping the bright areas of the frame than I was on filling in the shadows. It's only been in the last ten years or so that I really came to learn the power of the fill light.
About that time I participated in an online conversation on the Cinematography Mailing List that resulted in an offline exchange with a famous director of photography. "The fill light is, of course, the most important light and yet it is also the most difficult to place," he said, and I, of course, agreed completely while at the same time having no clue as to what he meant. I should have simply asked him, but for some strange reason I didn't, preferring to imply that I knew exactly what he spoke about. (Strange. Ah, youth.)
The good news is that I started paying a lot more attention to fill light, and I am now of the opinion that it is possibly the most important light on the set.
I'm now going to do my best to tell you why.
First, a short story: I was day-playing as an operator on a well-known (but not not terribly good) TV series with a very talented director of photography. I noticed that he always filled from the key side. That technique had been somewhat on my radar but I hadn't practiced it religiously and had not yet discovered what a fabulous technique it is. He would set a key light for the scene (raking sunlight, a large soft source from the side, a bare light bulb--whatever) and then place the fill light near the lens on the same side as the key light. Often it consisted of a small light through a frame of Lee Opal or 250, with the bottom corner of the gel frame at the top right corner of the matte box. (This kept the light close to the lens axis, for reasons I'll go into shortly, while allowing the camera assistant to see underneath it.) Regardless of how harsh the key light was he never moved or diffused it; he simply filled from the same side, near the lens axis. The results were consistently beautiful and natural.
First I'm going to run through a number of different techniques and show diagrams for each. At the end of the article I'll show you some examples from my own work. I don't have good, recent examples of every technique because, honestly, I don't use every technique I'm going to explain; but I'll show you the examples I have (or that I'm willing to show) and encourage you to take the knowledge you glean from my diagrams and experiment on your own.
You'll learn more by doing that anyway. I'm firmly of the belief that learning is primarily the act of becoming aware of something and looking at it in a new way. I hope the knowledge that I impart will allow you to become more aware and observant of this element of lighting so that you can improve your use of it.
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Pronunciation: /ˌənˈberəb(ə)l/
Definition of unbearable in English:
Not able to be endured or tolerated: the heat was getting unbearable
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- She never thought she would be able to come to terms with the unbearable grief.
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intolerable, insufferable, insupportable, unendurable, unacceptable, unmanageable, overpowering
informal too much
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Dynamedion composers nominated for "Hollywood Music in Media Awards".
October, 29th 2015
Our composers Armin Haas and Marc Rosenberger together with composer Inon Zur are nominated for the "Hollywood Music in Media Awards" in the category "SONG / SCORE - MOBILE VIDEO GAME" for their music in the game WE MOBA by Tencent. We keep our fingers crossed :-)
Read the full article about the nominees for HMMA on Hollywoodreporter.com: click
Risen 3 - Titan Lords: Interview (german) with the Audio Director and the Dynamedion Composers
September, 11th 2015
The Piranha Fanart portal has posted a (german only) interview with the Risen-3-Audio-Director Stefan Randelshofer and the Dynamedion Composers Jochen Flach and Henning Nugel. They share some information on the music and the sound design. Enjoy the article: click
Music composition & Sound Design for "Mortal Kombat X" by NetherRealm • Warner Bros.
July, 6th 2015
Our team had the pleasure to invest its creativity into the new AAA title game "Mortal Kombat X" developed by NetherRealm and published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. We contributed the music and SFX for several storymode cutscenes.
Felix Diekhake, Senior Sound Designer and Project Manager, summarises:
"Working for the Mortal Kombat franchise was an incredible honor and privilege - and, not least, great fun. Creating and finding the right sounds for the incredibly detailed, gripping cutscenes was definitely a challenge out of the ordinary. While the NetherRealm team was kind enough to share their sound design efforts with us to create a unified soundscape, we nonetheless enjoyed great creative freedom. To have been a small part of the team that created the sound of the masterpiece that is MKX is something I won't soon forget."
Mortal Kombat X is a fighting video game available for PlayStation 3 + 4, Xbox 360 + One and Windows PC; plus mobile versions for iOS and Android devices.
"Lords Of The Fallen" with music & sound by Dynamedion wins German Computer Games Award 2015 for "Best Game"
April, 28th 2015
We're really happy for Deck 13 and CI Games for winning the German Computer Games Award 2015 for "Best Game". It was a great pleasure to contribute parts of the sound effects and the wonderful soundtrack together with composer Knut Avenstroup Haugen.
Lords Of The Fallen is an action role-playing fantasy game available for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Windows PC
Music composition & sound design for "Tian Xia 3" by NetEase
March, 9th 2015
2015 has started off quite busy and we're already heading straight into spring with various exciting projects on our list. We very much like you to partake in what our team is working on, so here's a word on one of our recent activities:
We had the honour of working on the online game "Tian Xia 3", a colorful work-for-hire project by NetEase, one of China's market-leading internet companies. Our composers Alex Pfeffer and Jochen Flach contributed parts of the grand ingame and cutscene music and our sound designers Michael Schwendler and Valentin Göllner took care of the sound design for several cutscenes.
Michael tells:"I always enjoy working for fantasy games as I can really get creative with these ones."
The whole "TX3" project is based on a collaboration with award-winning Israeli American music composer Inon Zur, who also played a significant part in contributing music to this game. We're happy to be a part of NetEase's creative community! Enjoy the video and take care:
Dynamedion wins GDA 2014 for "Best Sound" in "Ryse: Son Of Rome"
January, 2nd 2015
We're closing 2014 with a big THANK YOU on our lips: we are very happy to have won the German Game Developer Award in the category "Best Sound" for "Ryse: Son Of Rome". Also, the "Lords Of The Fallen", for which we created both the music composition and sound design, has won in the category "Best Game". And as the icing on the cake, our creative director Tilman Sillescu and Crytek's music director Borislav Slavov have been specifically honored for their outstanding work as composers. What more could we ask for?! ;)
Tilman enthuses: "It's really fantastic and a great honor to win the German Game Developer Award! Working together with my old friend Borislav Slavov, Peter Antowski and Crytek's Senior Audio Director Campbell Askew for "Ryse: Son Of Rome" was a real pleasure. As always, we almost had 100% freedom of artistic expression and of course, it was well worth recording the whole soundtrack with a big live orchestra which enabled us to fairly rock especially the action tracks! ;)"
In the end, it all comes down to our loyal supporters and partners. We're wishing you a good start to the New Year.
December, 30th 2014
Korean game developer NDOORS joined one of our open orchestra recording sessions to record the track ROME for their mobile game. The recordings were fun and we're happy that NDOORS was awarded with a KOREA GAME AWARD for "BEST MUSIC & SOUND". Congratulations!
NDOORS Team Manager Peter Dal Woo Kim: "It's been 3 years already since I met Dynamedion's Managing Director Pierre in South Korea on his business trip. I was always hungry for an orchestra recording for my pieces for game music but the traditionally huge budget was the only problem. We were developing a game for a mobile platform so the orchestral music was considered as an excessive expense. In this cases the open recording session offer from Dynamedion was the most reasonable option to me. First I was a bit worried about the quality but that concern was immediately refuted when I heard the first version.
How could I imagine that I could win the "Game Music Award 2014" when we had a casual conversation about an open recording session? =)
Even though I was not at the recording site, everything went smooth. This open session oppertunity might lead your career to the next level."
Thank you Peter. We're happy for your success.
German Game Developer Awards 2014: Three games with music by Dynamedion nominated for "BEST AUDIO"
December, 6th 2014
Dynamedion has been nominated three times for the German Game Developer Award 2014 for Best Sound in "Lords Of The Fallen" by Deck13: Interactive, "Risen 3 – Titan Lords" by Piranha Bytes and "Son Of Rome" by Crytek Frankfurt.
Managing Director Pierre Langer: "We are very proud to be again part of the nominees for this year's German Game Developer Award. Since its debut in 2004 this award show has gained a lot of popularity and truly is the one and only German Game Industry Award. The shows always have been great fun and we were lucky enough to win the audio category 6 times out of 10. So now we'll keep our fingers crossed and hope to win the 2014 trophy as well."
Thank you! We're looking forward to the announcement of the award winner.
Little bee real big: "Maya" gets orchestral support by Dynamedion
October, 30th 2014
After humming across our TV screens for the last almost 40 years, with a storyline tracing back to the 1920s, "Maya The Bee" now flies straight to the big cinema screens across the country to charm the next generation of children. Dynamedion contributed the orchestra recordings and is delighted to be a part of this Australian-German project, produced by "Studio 100 Media" and "Buzz Studios" with the German TV channel "ZDF".
You can listen to some of the music in the following trailer:
August, 20th 2014
Dynamedion composed the music for the opening ceremony of the DFL-Supercup (German Football League).
Felix, one of our sound designers and project manager of this venture, says: "To work for the DFL and thus for the German Football League is something very special of course and it was a lot of fun to manage this project. Writing a powerful musical piece that's just perfect for the DFL-Supercup opening ceremony was an exciting challenge. To then finally see the opening ceremony via live stream and hear our composer Alex Pfeffer's music composition being aired at the stadium was pretty awesome!"
Thank you DFL for choosing DYNAMEDION!
July, 15th 2014
The opening theme of the famous and most successful German soap opera "GZSZ" (abbrev. for "Gute Zeiten, Schlechte Zeiten" - in English "good times, bad times") by RTL • UFA SERIAL DRAMA was revised and got a musical makeover by our Dynamedion composers. The opening theme still sounds familiar and kept its well-known and popular melody and text, but got a refreshing up-speed electro-pop treatment. To create this special sound, we teamed up with "Glasperlenspiel", a young German singer-songwriter band, who has successfully enriched the charts during the last years.
Have a listen yourself, find the opening theme here (German Website)
June, 6th 2014
In addition to recording complete symphonic orchestras, DYNAMEDION has access to a wide range of professional soloists. This video shows the soloist recordings for the "THE ELDER SCROLLS ONLINE" recordings.
April, 10th 2014
The Elder Scrolls is back - better than ever - with a fantastic and gigantic MMORPG. Dynamedion is proud to have contributed the soundtrack production and a ton of awesome sound design to the epic saga.
This is what Dynamedion's Tilman Sillescu (Creative Director Music) says:
"The supervising and recording of the soundtrack for TESO was a great pleasure. Brad Derrick and Jeremy Soule have again delivered a fantastic piece of game soundtrack. The vibrant musical themes that you know from previous "The Elder Scrolls" games have been perfectly transported to the new game to instantly make the player feel at home and to convey the spirit of the world of "The Elder Scrolls". We recorded the soundtrack in Prague (Czech Republic) with the FILMharmonic Orchestra. The soloist recordings were performed in Budapest (Hungary), Frankfurt (Germany) and at the DYNAMEDION Studios in Mainz (Germany)."
In addition to the music production, the Dynamedion sound design team is responsible for designing the sound of the creatures you will run into while playing the game.
Our sound designers have designed more than 1.500 creature SFX for "The Elder Scrolls Online". Besides new and exclusive recorded sounds, BOOM Library's animal libraries (Creatures, Dogs, Wildcats, Horses, upcoming unannounced library) have extensively been used to give the various monsters their voices.
Dynamedion's Michael Schwendler (Lead Sound Designer):
Working on a game with so many creatures was challenging and fun at the same time. Fortunately we had all the BOOM Library stuff. We used a lot of the creatures, horses, dogs and of course the wildcats. We are very proud of the result and being part of such an amazing project.
February, 21st 2014
The polish website "Gamers Listeners / Gracze Sluchacze" interviewed our Creative Director Tilman Sillescu. It's a really great one. Tilman talks about his latest projects (Ryse: Son of Rome), his usual and unusual responsibilities, and gives us a quick lesson about self-promotion.
Gamers Listeners is an awesome blog that's dedicated to game music. You can feel the deep passion for music in almost every article on the page. The guys are doing a great job. It's really worth to stop by once in a while. We can't recommend it enough.
Click here to check out the interview: www.graczesluchacze.pl
January, 30th 2014
The FORCE was with us for a while and during that time we composed and produced some music for Rovio's ANGRY BIRDS STAR WARS 2. Although the tickets for the bus to the Mos Eisley Cantina on Tatooine were sold out, the Dynamedion composers managed to get great inspiration to create a great mixture of the Star Wars and Angry Birds theme music.
You can listen to some of the music in the following awesome trailers:
December, 4th 2013
Crytek's music director and composer Borislav Slavov and Dynamedion's creative director and award-winning composer Tilman Sillescu teamed up again to compose the soundtrack for Crytek's new video game "Ryse: Son of Rome". Tilman contributed over 80 minutes of original orchestral music, featuring bombastic percussion parts which were created with Sonuscore/NI's new percussion library Action Strikes. This time, Borislav and Tilman were working together with Crytek's composer Peter Antovski. The orchestral soundtrack was recorded in May 2013 at TomTom studios in Budapest, supervised by Tilman, Borislav, Peter and Crytek's senior audio director Campbell Askew. Tilman's music was orchestrated by David Christiansen.
Official "RYSE:Son Of Rome website:http://www.crytek.com/games/ryse/overview
Trucoteca.com:"A stunning soundtrack, with stunning and epic songs very much in tune with the action that takes place in the game."
TheVikingFrog.com:"The music is of epic proportions and really went to the next level, I think hardcore Hollywood blockbuster when I hear the soundtrack. The music is incredible and gets you in that epic battle mood and makes you feel even more awesome than you already are. If only every game had a soundtrack like this!"
GodIsAGeek.com:"The audio matches the "epic" vibe of "Ryse: Son of Rome" with an excellent soundtrack."
AMHnetwork.com:"The soundtrack also matches the incredible visual flair with a rollicking score."
AdventureAmigos.com:"The sound of RSoR is a cinematic joy to behold with a sweeping soundtrack by composer Tilman Sillescu."
XboxExclusive.com:"Also, the soundtrack that rumbles with the echoes of horns and war drums will immerse you in the experience of combat. RYSE delivers an ear shattering experience that will make you yell "Sparta!""
November, 5th 2013
The epic journey continues and we're highly honoured to be part of it: the cinematic Hobbit world opens its gates again and releases the trailer for the second part of the fantastic trilogy. A spectacular event announced with breathtaking music by Dynamedion/Sonuscore, underlining the spirit of courage, passion and adventure of the Hobbit world. We're joining in the good fight of aural and visual dedication!
Our king of creativity, aka Creative Director Tilman Sillescu, shares his excitement about these news:
"I'm glad to tell that I created the music for the new Hobbit2-Trailer. The fun starts at 0:54! Thanks to Action Strings for the great string sound, Boom Library for deep FX and to Conny Kollet for the epic choir vocals :). And there was extensive use of another upcoming library of ours that is still to be announced ;)…"
Enjoy the trailer:
September, 23rd 2013
Dynamedion has written and produced the catchy intro and the music for seven "Angry Birds Toons" Episodes by Rovio. On March 16th of this year, the first episode was officially aired and after taking off from Finland, the birdies are touring the whole continent. For Germany, Super RTL holds the broadcasting rights.Enjoy the first episode: "Chuck Time":
July, 2nd 2013
At Microsoft's 2013 E3 Press Conference, German game developer CRYTEK (Crysis series, Far Cry) has released an impressive gameplay trailer of their upcoming AAA Action-Adventure "RYSE: Son Of Rome".
Parts of the music in the gameplay trailer come from the pen of Dynamedion's lead composer and Creative Director Tilman Sillescu.Enjoy the trailer:
January, 30th 2013
One of Dynamedion's services is called:"OPEN ORCHESTRA RECORDING SESSION" where anybody can record any amount of music with a full symphonic orchestra. In December 2012, we had a raffle on our SONUSCORE website where you could win 1 minute of your music played by the state-owned orchestra of Brandenburg in Germany. Each one of those who bought a copy of EPICA - ACTION STRINGS automatically participated.
Wally Badarou, a musician from Benin won the recording and was happy to take advantage of Dynamedion's comprehensive service.
Dynamedion takes care of everything: the organization, the orchestration, the recording, the final mix. Read on to see how everything is done in 4 simple steps.
The only thing Wally had to do was to send us an mp3 file of his track along with a MIDI file. You can listen to the mp3 file via the Soundcloud link below:
STEP 2: DYNAMEDION'S ORCHESTRATORS WRITE THE FINAL SCORE BASED ON THE MP3 AND THE MIDI FILE You can take a look at parts of the final score on the example pictures below.
STEP 3: DYNAMEDION ARRANGES THE RECORDINGS WITH THE ORCHESTRA The recordings have been realized with the German state-owned orchestra of Brandenburg. You can listen to the really beautiful final recordings via the Soundcloud link below:
STEP 4: YOU RECEIVE THE FINAL STEREO MIX Shortly after the recordings, Wally received the final mix. Wally Badarou about the OPEN ORCHESTRA RECORDING SESSIONS:"I believe it is an invaluable chance for composers to auto-produce a performance of their work that they can use as they wish. The sound is excellent, and I am amazed that one did not think of it before. Well done. I didn't know of the service until a got a chance to participate as an offer from Sonuscore, for the last purchase I've recently made from them. All I had to do was supply a 1mn long mp3 file and a cleaned-up version of the midi file. I gave no indication, the music spoke for itself, and the result was superb. I will not forget." Click here to learn more about Dynamedion's "OPEN ORCHESTRA RECORDING SESSIONS" or directly book your own session. Click here to find out about our next session. Here's what Wally says about his work "Vesuvio Solo" and the Open Orchestra Recording Session:
I am a self-taught french rock/jazz/funk artist of african origin (Benin), mostly known (in Europe) for my work with britfunk band Level 42, but with eclecticism ranging from african to classical music, and anything in between.
This movement is an excerpt from "Vesuvio Solo", featured on "Words Of A Mountain" (Island/Universal), an electronic album that I devoted to mountains around the globe, the universal wisdom gatekeepers. It is my most cherished work to this date. It was one of the first tapeless albums ever recorded. That was back in 1987, at "Studio W" home-studio, Compass Point, Nassau, Bahamas.
It involved a New England Digital's Synclavier II PSMT system, and early MOTU's Performer sequencer running on Apple Macintosh SE-30, both controlling an impressive array of tone modules via MIDI exclusively. All synths were mixed through an Allen & Heath Brenell 20-channel desk directly to a Sony PCM-F1 digital stereo system, no tape machine in between, and absolutely no sampling involved (neither Digital Performer, nor ProTools existed yet).
Tone modules consisted of Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, Oberheim OB8, Yamaha TX-816s, Korg DVP-1, and Synclavier's own FM modules. Lexicon PCM-70 was the only reverb unit used throughout the album.
All further details can be found at www.wallybadarou.com
April, 24th 2012
The recordings took place in the "Abbey Road Studios" in London with the The London Symphonic Orchestra. Dynamedion was responsible for the management and quality assurance. Our lead composer Tilman Sillescu was on site to supervise the recording session. "Kinect - Star Wars" is a XBOX 360 exclusive game by Lucasarts / Microsoft. Scroll down to see some pictures of the session.
March, 28th 2012
The video game "Kinect Rush" takes place in the lovely universes of the Disney-Pixar animation movies "Ratatouille", "Toy Story", "The Incredibles", "UP" and "Cars". For this great game, the composers of Dynamedion have provided an epic soundtrack that picks up the beautiful tone of the movies and transposes it to an exciting and entertaining acoustic experience that perfectly accompanies the amazing pictures. The common element between the individual compositions is a great orchestral score. The musical character of each single story is underlined by some specific solo instruments. "Ratatouille", for instance, comes with a beautiful and playful french accordion sound, all "Incredibles" tracks were performed by a live big band while the music for "Cars" features some cool rock band elements like surf guitars, rock organ and modern drums. The orchestral part of the music was live recorded with the 66 player ensemble "FILMharmonic Orchestra Prague". A beautiful soundtrack for a beautiful game.Watch a gameplay video with music by Dynamedion:Watch the trailer:
December, 9th 2011
Crysis 2 was nominated for "Best Soundtrack" at the 2011 "German Game Developer Award" in Düsseldorf and the 2011 "Fun & Serious Game Festival" in Bilbao/Spain
It was the 8th "German Game Developer Award" and the 6th time that a game with music by Dynamedion won the award for "Best Soundtrack". Our Creative Director Tilman Sillescu: "We are really proud and very happy to reap the fruits of our labour. The collaboration with Borislav of Crytek was fantastic. A big Thank You to the jury and the Crysis 2 players all over the world."
The "Fun & Serious Game Festival" was established in 2011. Crysis 2 won the award for "Best European Game Soundtrack" and was able to prevail against well-known games such as "Killzone 3" and "The Witcher 2: Assasins of Kings".
September, 30th 2011
BERMUDA TRIANGLE NORTHSEA (Bermuda Dreieck Nordsee) is a modern Eco-Thriller. German actors Hannes Jaenicke, Bettina Zimmermann and others act 140 dramatic minutes backed by a top notch progressive orchestral soundtrack produced by Dynamedion.
The recordings took place in Halle/Saale in eastern Germany and were performed by the Philharmonic Orchestra Halle.
The movie was produced by Dreamtool Entertainment
September, 30th 2011
The action movie WORLD EXPRESS was shot in the beautiful venue of an old Maya-City in Mexico. Dynamedion accompanies this scenery with a stunning world music soundtrack that was live recorded. Mexican trumpets, guitars and latin percussion add this specific touch and increase the effect of these beautiful and authentic pictures.
The movie was produced by UFA
August, 24th 2011
The long-awaited CRYSIS 2 was one of the big winners at this years European Games Award and earned prices in 5 categories including "Best European Game" and "Best European Sound".
Borislav Slavov of Crytek and Tilman Sillescu of Dynamedion together with famous Hollywood composer Hans Zimmer created a spellbinding soundtrack that won the race against designated titles like "Fable 3", "Castlevania - Lords of Shadow" and others.
Tilman Sillescu states the following: "The collaboration with Borislav was fantastic. CRYSIS 2 offered such a huge range of possibilities to unfold creativity. We at Dynamedion have been really satisfied with the soundtrack and are very happy that other people seem to like our work too. Thank you very much."
The orchestral soundtrack was recorded in June 2010 at TomTom studios in Budapest, supervised by Tilman, Borislav and Crytek's senior audio director Campbell Askew. Additional Dynamedion composers were Alex Pfeffer and Marc Rosenberger. Dynamedion's music was orchestrated by David Christiansen.
Official European Games Award Website: www.european-games-award.com/
Anno 2070 – to be released in winter 2011
April, 27th 2011
Ubisoft announced the release of their new strategy game ANNO 2070 for winter 2011. Once again Dynamedion composed and recorded a memorable soundtrack with live orchestra and choirchoir, as well as creating the complete sound design. This time the setting is slightly different…
Tilman Sillescu, Alexander Röder, Markus Schmidt and Jochen Flach composed the music for this new installment in the Anno Series. As the game is set in the future, the composers from Dynamedion integrated electronic elements and modern beats into the orchestral and choral music, achieving to preserve the monumental sound of the previous games while adding a futuristic, urban touch.
Live orchestra recordings were carried out by the Brandenburg Philharmonic Orchestra and the Prague FILMharmonic Orchestra, with conductors Bernd Ruf and Marko Ivanovic. The grand choir sequences are performed by the Latvian Radio Choir.
Anno 2070 Official Website: anno.uk.ubi.com
Crysis 2 Soundtrack with music by Dynamedion, Borislav Slavov and Hans Zimmer!
March, 17th 2011
Crytek's music director and composer Borislav Slavov (a.k.a Glorian) and Dynamedion's creative director and award-winning composer Tilman Sillescu united their efforts to form the "Crytek Music Team" and produce the Original Orchestral Score for the upcoming first-person shooter CRYSIS 2. The long-awaited game was developed by Crytek, and published by Electronic Arts, due for release on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 in March 2011.
CRYSIS 2 is a sequel to the 2007's AAA game CRYSIS, which at that time set a new standard of impressive visuals and is still considered a benchmark for graphics quality in the gaming industry.
Furthermore we are proud to let you know that the legendary Hollywood composer Hans Zimmer also joined the team to deliver iconic main themes for the game.
The orchestral soundtrack was recorded in June 2010 at TomTom studios in Budapest, supervised by Tilman, Borislav and Crytek's senior audio director Campbell Askew. Additional Dynamedion composers were Alex Pfeffer and Marc Rosenberger. Dynamedion's music was orchestrated by David Christiansen.
Official Crysis 2 web page: www.mycrysis.com
Borislav Slavov's blog: www.music-marks.com
Follow this link for more information: Borislav Slavov and Tilman Sillescu Take Lead Roles on Crysis 2
January, 6th 2011
Dynamedion has just finished their work on the soundtrack for the upcoming RTL Event movie Nina Undercover – Agent with kids. Dynamedion contributed over 90 minutes of modern orchestral music to the action comedy by Simon X. Rost. A part of the soundtrack was performed by the Philharmonic Orchestra Halle. The movie will be broadcasted by RTL in 2011.
September, 2nd 2010
Dynamedion has written and produced the original Asian score for Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days™, Square Enix' chart-topping third-person action game developed by IO Interactive. In liaison with EMI Music Publishing Scandinavia, Dynamedion created 23 authentic-sounding Asian tracks for the game and recorded vocal talent singing in Mandarin backed up by a number of musicians performing Chinese instruments including percussion, Shakuhachi, Fue, violin and Pipa. Here's what the press has had to say about the Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days soundtrack so far:
"The atmosphere is further enhanced by Asian inspired pop music blasting from ingame radios and intercoms, giving it an almost John Woo movie feel in certain situations." – Co-Optimus
"Gorgeous audio" – Official Xbox Magazine UK
"The music also is exceptional and sounds authentic..." – Thumbpad Australia
"…the audio is another stand-out component of the experience." – AceGamez
The Settlers 7: Paths to a Kingdom soundtrack complete!
April, 20th 2010
Dynamedion finally completed the orchestral soundtrack of the upcoming videogame The Settlers7.
The soundtrack was recorded by the Philharmonic Orchestra Halle and the Brandenburg State Orchestra, the Choir was recorded in Leipzig with members of the MDR Broadcasting Choir.
First audio examples coming soon...
Dynamedion contributes soundtrack for ArcaniA - A Gothic Tale
February, 13th 2010
Dynamedion recently completed the score for the upcoming videogame Arcania: A Gothic Tale (aka Gothic IV). The orchestral part of the main theme was already recorded by the Philharmonic Orchestra Halle, while the epic choir part, sung by 20 members of the MDR-Broadcasting Choir, was recorded in the FWL-Studios ( www.fwlstudios.com) in Leipzig, Germany. The main theme and some other parts of the ingame music feature singer Conny Kollet (Stranglehold, Spellforce) as well. Stay tuned to this site and listen to some audio examples coming soon.
Arcania's official homepage: www.arcania-game.com
German Developers Award for Dynamedion!
December, 14th 2009
Dynamedion wins the German Developers Award 2009 (Best Soundtrack) with Anno1404.
After a wonderful award ceremony in the Lichtburg Essen, the entire Dynamedion team celebrated far into the night.
The soundtrack was recorded with live orchestra, choir and lots of other live instruments – such as the Duduk, Saz or Djembe. Last, but definitely not least, the team was glad to have singer Talia on vocals.
Dynamedion's music on Scorenotes.com!
September, 3rd 2009
"Scorenotes.com" is streaming our music!
This week's featured audio suite on their site is our soundtrack for the videogame "BattleForge" in its suite "Scorenotes: Best of 2009!".
Hope you enjoy listening: www.scorenotes.com/suites.html


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The Hudson Valley Jazz Festival, Nail Music and the Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center will present "Hudson Valley Musicians for Hurricane Sandy Relief" at 7 p.m. Nov. 15 at the Sugar Loaf PAC.
Performers are to be announced. Tickets are $15.
The Sugar Loaf PAC is at 1351 Kings Highway, Sugar Loaf.
CrossFit New Windsor is hosting "Cindy for Sandy," from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday. A $10 donation to the American Red Cross will grant you a CrossFit workout named "Cindy": five pull ups, 10 push ups, 15 squats over 20 minutes (as many rounds as you can do).
Coaches will be on hand to teach the movements to best accomplish goals.
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Michael Beasley leaves game after fall
Updated: November 2, 2010, 11:39 PM ETESPN.com news services
MIAMI -- Michael Beasley's return to Miami ended painfully for the Minnesota forward, who was helped to the locker room after a hard fall while driving for a score against his former team.
Beasley landed awkwardly after making a layup with 8:10 remaining until halftime, immediately grabbing his left hip after falling on his side to the court. He got up and took a few steps, face writhing in pain, before going down again near the Timberwolves' bench and needing assistance to reach ...
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Shift in Power Emboldens Bush and G.O.P. Lawmakers
By ALISON MITCHELL
Published: November 7, 2002
Republicans began setting plans yesterday to push forward a domestic agenda of tax cuts, a national energy policy, creation of a vast homeland security department and the confirmation of conservative judges as they savored a sweep of the midterm elections that gave them complete control of the Capitol.
The Republican resurgence came after an election in which President Bush's party defied historical trends and expanded its control of the House and retook the Senate. Republicans captured three Democratic seats in the Senate, and held all but one of their own vulnerable seats. They were assured at least 51 seats in the 100-seat Senate.
The shift in power had deep implications for government policy and for the next presidential election, with Mr. Bush and Congressional Republicans emboldened and Democrats in disarray.
Senator Trent Lott, Republican of Mississippi, was ready to reclaim the role of majority leader only 17 months after he unexpectedly lost power when Senator James M. Jeffords of Vermont became an independent. Mr. Lott was making plans for the lame-duck session of the outgoing Congress next week and for the 108th Congress, which takes office in January.
"We're ready to go to work," said Mr. Lott, who was already in his office at 7 yesterday morning when he took a congratulatory call from the president. "As I've said to others, `Let's roll.' "
The jubilation among Republicans was captured in a memorandum that Matthew Dowd, Mr. Bush's campaign pollster, sent to party leaders saying, "The unprecedented, historic nature of last night's results cannot be overstated."
Even so, Republicans remembered how they had overestimated their mandate in the era of Newt Gingrich, the former speaker of the House, and vowed not to repeat that mistake. One senior Republican leadership aide said: "I don't think we're going to overreach. If you overpromise, you usually underdeliver and create a whole bunch of problems for yourself."
The Republicans' control of the Senate was sealed when Senator Jean Carnahan of Missouri conceded defeat early yesterday morning. Former Vice President Walter F. Mondale, recruited as a last minute stand-in for Senator Paul Wellstone, who died in plane crash, was also rebuffed in his comeback bid.
Senator Mary L. Landrieu, Democrat of Louisiana, will have to defend her seat in a runoff election in December because she failed to draw 50 percent of the vote.
A new cast of senators, some of them prominent conservatives, stood ready to take control of the Senate's committees. In some significant changes, Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah takes control of the Judiciary Committee. Senator Don Nickles of Oklahoma becomes chairman of the budget committee, and Senator James M. Inhofe of Oklahoma assumes the chairmanship of the environment and public works panel.
Mr. Bush, who put his prestige on the line and campaigned doggedly for vulnerable Republicans, was credited by both parties with providing the energy and personal popularity that propelled Republicans to victory, strengthening his own position as the parties now turn their attention to the 2004 presidential election.
The White House spokesman, Ari Fleischer, portrayed the outcome of the election, which caught even many Republicans by surprise, as a statement that Americans wanted an end to Washington gridlock.
"I think what Democrats and Republicans and independents and people who just plain don't care about politics want from Washington is leaders who come to Washington to get something done," Mr. Fleischer said. "And that's the part of Washington that the president would like to expand."
He said Mr. Bush would now "fight for his ideas and fight for his principles," putting a sharp focus on the weak economy and domestic security.
Mr. Bush chose not to speak publicly yesterday about the results, a silence that Mr. Fleischer characterized as a "touch of graciousness."
Following the president's lead, Republicans in Congress were carefully choosing their words and seeking to avoid the triumphant tones of 1994 when they swept into control of the House and Senate.
Still, Mr. Fleischer's remarks appeared to put battered and dispirited Democrats on notice that they risked political peril if they tried to block Mr. Bush's agenda by using the Senate power of unlimited debate.
Despite the Republicans' success, Democrats retained enough strength to have the ability to tie the Senate in procedural knots.
A defiant Senator Tom Daschle, the Democratic leader, said: "We're not going to go away. We may not be in the majority, but we're going to fight just as hard for the things we believe in now as we have before."
Still, Democratic leaders disagreed over how to proceed and found themselves arguing over what went wrong in a campaign in which they had hoped to ride the weak economy to traditional midterm gains in Congress.
The election dealt setbacks to the presidential aspirations of Mr. Daschle, of South Dakota, who once again becomes minority leader, and Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, the House minority leader.


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Halo: Reach
Graphics, AI, gameplay, jetpacks, multiplayer
A few quirks but nothing to really detract from the overall enjoyment
When did you lose your faith in Halo? Maybe you haven't, or maybe you never had it in the first place. Maybe it was as far back as the tedious early sections of Halo 2, or the less interesting passages of Halo 3. Or maybe it was last year's Halo: ODST that did it, with its short campaign and dated visuals. Well, whenever and however you lost your faith in Halo, Reach is good enough - actually great enough - to remind you why the series wowed us in the first place. If this is to be Bungie's last game in the series, then it's a fitting capstone, and one of the best sci-fi FPS games ever made.
Unless you've been hiding under a rock for the last few months, you probably know the basics already. Reach is a prequel to the original Halo: Combat Evolved, depicting the fates of a squad of Spartan troopers - Noble Team - during a brutal Covenant attack on the frontier planet of the title. As the game progresses, Noble Team gets involved in attempts to recon and repel the invaders, then in the last ditch efforts to save what can be saved and grab some small scrap of hope from a desolate situation. To say more would be to spoil things; one of Reach's pleasures is how cleverly and surprisingly it brings the Halo saga back to its very beginnings.
We mean that in more ways than one. The more Halo has gone on, the more the series has pulled away from some of the factors - the epic battles, the scenery, the wide-open spaces, the way each set-piece accepts a range of different approaches - that made it seem so revolutionary back in 2001. With Reach, the series has rediscovered its mojo, but also found a new sense of scale that makes each big moment that much bigger than anything we've had before.
Helped by an all-new graphics engine that drags Halo up to the standards of Gears of War and Modern Warfare, Reach is a dazzling experience for much of its running time, bringing back the sense of wonder you might have felt during classic Halo levels like "The Silent Cartographer", and taking Bungie's vision of sci-fi warfare to a whole new level. Yet, at the same time, there's a grit and detail to Reach that anchors it in a more tangible, human universe. If ODST was successful in one thing, it was in making Halo a more personal story, with interesting characters you could easily relate to. While its portrait of Noble Team isn't always so successful, Reach definitely benefits from the same thing.
Part of the game's success comes down to the fact that you no longer feel like a superhuman warrior surrounded by losers. As Noble 6 - a newcomer to Noble Team at the start of the game - you're initially made to feel a junior member of the Spartan gang, and throughout the game you'll get solid backup from your fellow Spartans, plus various marines and ODST troops. Despite this, the minute-by-minute play is classic Halo. Move fast, pick your targets, adapt your tactics, and keep scavenging for weapons, as you'll be running out of ammo on a regular basis.
You still benefit from one of the most interesting and varied armouries in video games - with a handful of interesting new additions - and you'll be fighting some of the finest enemies. Once again, there's a sense that Bungie has gone back and rediscovered what made the grunts, jackals, hunters and elites work in the first place, with the elites in particular seeming more cunning and aggressive than they've been in ages. Across the board, AI is absolutely top notch, and another thing you grow to appreciate is how unpredictable this makes the game. Die and restart at a checkpoint, and you'll rarely - if ever - have the same experience of the same section twice.
On top of this, Reach throws in a couple of new twists, including some excellent aerial sections and a fantastic burst of space combat. It's typical of a game that moves fast to keep you entertained, with few - if any - levels that outstay their welcome, and some of the most exciting assault and defence set-pieces of the series. New tools, like the jetpack that went down so well in the Reach multiplayer beta, are introduced and handled brilliantly, adding new tactical options without ever making you feel like you're unbeatable. And best of all there's no - let's repeat that - no Flood. For the first time in a Halo game it's all killer, no filler, the whole way through.
Criticisms? The big story moments aren't always as big and moving as they're clearly meant to be, and while the scale of the battles - sometimes with dozens of combatants on each side - is impressive, it's frustrating to get killed by a fluke grenade just because you turned the wrong corner at the wrong time. Hunters are, perhaps, a tad overused, and there are also some oddities with checkpoints, where you'll jet over or accidentally run past the checkpoint area, die, and find yourself further back than you really should be. None of these are deal-breakers. In fact, you usually don't mind having to repeat a section for the simple reason that there's always some new tactic or trick you could have used.
Nor should we forget the other reason Halo made its reputation: multiplayer. Reach brings us the most comprehensive and advanced set of modes and options yet, with new team-based styles like the Enemy Territory-esque Objective and the superb, cooperative Firefight mode, that give those of us who don't live, breathe and sleep Halo a chance of getting something out of the online game. Throw in the persistent identity, with new bits of armour you can unlock in both the online and campaign game, not to mention the video capture features and level-mangling Forge mode, and it's clear that Halo is back on level pegging with Modern Warfare and Bad Company 2 in the online gaming stakes. In fact, it might be one peg beyond.
Some people just don't get Halo, and some people just don't like it. Some hate all the hype that surrounds it, and there's no doubt that some of the praise has been OTT in the past. None of this changes the fact that Halo became the success it did for very good reasons, or that Reach proves that these still hold true today, just on a bigger, more cinematic scale. Bungie might never make another game with the same impact as Combat Evolved, but with Reach it has made a game to equal it.
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polymer clay pancake charms by ScrumptiousDoodleWatch
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What kind of paintwork are u using there? ^^
It looks so real. Love them, their really cute!
My mouth is watering. Pancakes r my favorite breakfast. I think I'll eat some this morning, no,w my stomachs growling.
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These look so real! Especially the melting butter!
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regular, blueberry, & chocolate chip?
y sobre todo deliciosos, creo que eso es lo más importante
y sobre todo deliciosos, creo que eso es lo más importante
Pancaaaaaakes. I love how the butter is all melty. And the shininess of the syrup just adds to the realism... Thanks a lot. Now I'm craving p-cakes!