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Mode Kitchen & Bar
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Designed by renowned Sydney team Luchetti Krelle, the spacious venue seats up to 200 guests.
Head Chef Francesco Mannelli has produced a menu of simple dishes executed exceptionally well, presented with genuine hospitality and polished service.
Very disappointing! Wait staff was clueless! Food was mediocre. Seats we're uncomfortable.
My friend (from Adelaide) and I had a very lovely, enjoyable lunch.
Would it be possible to re-arrange the lighting? I caught myself in one of the mirrors (when seated) and I was not happy with what I saw.
Thank you again for such a good day.
A very good dining experience. We had a round table, ideal for 8 business colleagues. Prices for food and wine are expensive.
The dishes look good but tastes not good. Especially for the snapper fish, not tasty.
It's impossible to improve on Excellent. Food a delight, service proper and unobtrusive, wine list exceptional
Good food overall.
The Coral Trout was probably missing a touch of salty character. Rest of food pretty tasty.
Little bit pricey, but you obviously pay the location.
Service was ok, the waitress that looked after us was friendly.
P.s. do not use a chipped decanter, is really bad for a restaurant like that.
Food was absolutely delicious. We had the set truffle menu and it was amazing. Great value and filling.
The team were also really helpful and accommodating with provided us a table where we could have the pram at the table, which is hard to find for a fine dining restaurant.
Last minute decision to dine here.
Fantastic food, great cocktails and wine and the service was faultless.
The truffle specials were also noteworthy.
So pleased we made the decision to visit!
only issue we had was that our side dish was forgotten and we didnt get it until we had almost finished our mains. this happened last time as well!
Very disappointed with the quality of food. My entree started off with hardly any traces of truffle. I mentioned this to waiting staff and they took note for my main, the chef made up for it in my main - which was lovely. But the dessert was the same as entree - hardly any truffle. If I had known the quality was so poor I would of tried another venue, it would of been nice to know the amount of grams going into the dish or the region the truffle was from.
My partner ordered a Wagyu steak at medium and he received it a medium rare to rare. He didn't bother with mentioning it to the kitchen as he didn't want to 'fuss' over it. But on our way home he regretted not saying anything as the price point and quality was very far apart.
We walked out very unsatisfied compared to other 5 star hotel dinning we've been to. We honestly would of expected more from Four Season and wouldn't be returning. I will be leaving the same review on google reviews.
I don't remember her name but the waitress was excellent; provides us a great service
Dear ArnaldoK, Thank you so much for your review of Mode Kitchen & Bar, we are delighted to know you enjoyed your time with us and that you were well looked after by our team. We work with lovely seasonal produce and therefore we always have new dishes to try, so we hope to see you again soon. Kind regards, Francesco Mannelli Head Chef
Fabulous food, great value for money. A wonderful experience and would happily return and recommend to others without reservation.
Dear Rosemary, Thank you so much for taking the time to review Mode Kitchen & Bar, we are delighted to know that you enjoyed our food and experience with us. We hope to welcome you back again soon to try more of our seasonal truffle dishes and daily specials! Kind regards, Francesco Mannelli Head Chef
Food was beautiful, it was about celebrating truffles and it shore did. especially the desert
Dear conniec, Thank you so much for taking the time to review Mode Kitchen & Bar, we are delighted to know that you enjoyed our Truffle dishes and we will be sure to pass on the kind feedback to our Pastry Chefs. We really hope to welcome you again soon! Kind regards, Francesco Mannelli Head Chef
I love the t bones will go back and try it again!
Dear jenw, Thank you so much for taking the time to write a review, we are so happy to read that you enjoyed the T-Bone, it is certainly an excellent choice. We do hope you will join us again soon and try our delicious truffle dishes! Kind regards, Francesco Mannelli Head Chef
Visited Chroma Vivid Dinner at Mode Kitchen and Bar and we were not disappointed, the food and service were outstanding and the entire experience was fabulous.
I enjoyed the details that went into every aspect of our experience to ensure that sight, taste and smell senses were heightened.
Thank you for being accomodating and checking our dietary requirements. This team went above and beyond!
Many thanks
Thank you so much for your reviewing our Chroma Vivid Dining Experience, we are delighted to hear that you enjoyed every aspect of this event. We will certainly pass on this lovely feedback to the team. We do hope to welcome you again soon to Mode Kitchen & Bar. Kind regards, Kartik Kapoor Director of Food & Beverage
Birthday dinner for the family. Food was as good. Some meals excellent. Entree of poached prawns had little flavored so yummy as disappointing.
Our waiter was excellent as were other staff.
Dear MicheleS, Thank you for taking the time to review Mode Kitchen & Bar and for choosing our venue to host your family celebration. Your feedback is very valuable to us as we are always striving to provide the best experience we can for our guests. We hope to see you again soon. Kind regards, Kartik Kapoor Director of Food & Beverage
Lucky to have Chef special dessert - Floating Island then pastry chef came over to talk to us .
Wonderful chat - gorgeous dessert - inspirational chef.. very special.
Dear PaulineT, Thank you so much for a wonderful review of Mode Kitchen & Bar, we are delighted to read of your experience and we will certainly be passing this feedback on to our fabulous Pastry Chefs. We hope to welcome you again soon. Kind regards, Kartik Kapoor Director of Food & Beverage
It was a very unique experience to join in the Chroma meal. The whole thing was very well planned & executed. I know the sense touch may be represented by us eating the food but it would be great if you could incorporate touching/feeling something into the experience also. Congratulations on a great presentation all round!
Dear Jojo, Thank you so much for your review and feedback in regards to our Chroma 4D Dinner, we are always seeking ways to make sure we provide the best experience for our guests. It is fantastic to read that you enjoyed the entire evening with us and we will be sharing your kind congratulations to the team! Kind regards, Kartik Kapoor Director of Food & Beverage
Amanda the superviser is highly customer oriented and goes above and beyond to ensure a wonderful experience at Mode for the Chroma dinner. The food can be more tastier as the dishes were quite bland. Alex the waiter is very friendly and bubbly and made our after party at the bar that extra bit special. Disappointing factor is the bar closes at 10pm on a Friday night.
Dear LenaL, Thank you so much for taking the time review our Chroma 4D Dining Experience, your feedback is very valuable to us. We are absolutely delighted to hear that both Amanda and Alex took great care of you and we will certainly pass that wonderful feedback on. We really hope you will join us again soon! Kind regards, Kartik Kapoor Director of Food & Beverage
What a fab night. All our senses came alive. A vivid dinner night. Each course a different colour and then paint your own dessert. Just incredible. If you get the chance - DO IT!!! 4 courses each with its own cocktail. Projections around the room and menu cards that smell!!! Sooo clever
Dear DebbieM, Thank you so much for this wonderful review of our Chroma Vivid 4D Dining Experience. We are delighted to hear that you enjoyed the evening and we hope you had plenty of fun painting your dessert! Thank you for recommending the experience and we hope to see you again soon in Mode Kitchen & Bar. Kind regards, Francesco Mannelli Head Chef
Great menu, friendly and attentive service. We'll be back!
Dear PeterK, Thank you for taking the time to review Mode Kitchen & Bar, we are delighted to read that you enjoyed our menu and that you also received a wonderful service experience. We look forward to welcoming you again. Kind regards, Francesco Mannelli Head Chef
I attended the Vivid Chrome dinner. I liked the concept and the food was good but I thought Mode can build on this with more experience. For example, red/fire meal, include smoke.
I would come again if the experience was expanded upon.
Dear RubenC, Thank you so much for reviewing our Chroma 4D Dining Experience, we are delighted to hear that you enjoyed the concept. Your feedback is extremely valuable to us and we are very pleased to know you would join us again. Enjoy the rest of the wonderful Vivid Festival. Kind regards, Francesco Mannelli Head Chef
We didn't know what to expect when we arrived as we'd never been there before. All the service was quick and the meals were appetizing, the wine was refreshing too. We would definitely go back there again
Dear NoreenC, Thank you so much for taking the time to review Mode Kitchen & Bar, it is fantastic to hear that you enjoyed all aspects of your experience with us. We hope to welcome you again soon. Kind regards, Francesco Mannelli Head Chef
Very comfortable seating and lovely ambiance - just a pleasant hum. So good to be able to hear ourselves. Service was friendly and professional.
One shared bathroom for the whole restaurant would be unpleasant after meal time. Also the soap can drip directly onto the tiled floor which I think could be dangerous.
The charcuterie platter and pate were to die for, however, the octopus was underseasoned. Whole snapper was tasty. The dark chocolate mille feule was tasty and the accompanying raspberry sorbet sublime.
Pleasant meal and evening and a relaxing time.
Also the most delicious (but dangerous) cocktail ever - Louis Roederer, raspberry and vanilla!
Dear myassistant, Thank you so much for taking the time to review Mode Kitchen & Bar, your feedback is extremely important to us as we are always striving to provide our guests with the best possible dining experience. We are delighted to hear that you enjoyed our service and the raspberry cocktail, it is certainly a popular choice. Thank you again and we hope to welcome you back in the near future. Kind regards, Francesco Mannelli Head Chef
Going directly from OpenTable's rating. The food is good. Good. That's all. Not Earth shattering, not inventive, or new, or something that makes your taste buds sing.
first course: Kingfish Sashimi. Tastes like a working dock at the end of the day. Love Tuna Sashimi and this was my first experience with Kingfish Sashimi, so maybe my bad on not realizing the taste profile of this fish.
Main Course: Kangaroo Loin. Perfectly cooked. Pepper crusted. The Pepper was finely ground into a coating around the loin, which was the only flavor you tasted. Obliterated any chance of tasting the meat itself. accompaniment veggies perfectly cooked and tasty as well as perfectly fine potato. The lovely server kindly made my wish of two helpings of this come true!
The atmosphere feels very much like your in the atrium lobby of a hotel; which is what it is! Looking up and seeing a dude leaving the sauna in his bathrobe on floor two isn't my idea of high end ambience.
Again, not bashing this place- it's FINE, just not anywhere worthy of whatever the avg. guest rating is here.
Plesantly surprised! Would def return, gre4t for hosting clients
Dear RyanJ, Thank you for taking the time to review Mode Kitchen & Bar, it is great to know that you enjoyed your experience with us and would also recommend us as a place to host clients. We look forward to seeing you again soon. Kind regards Francesco Mannelli Head Chef
Impressed with the seating arrangements (comfortable corner with sofa as seats with cushions).
Food was good.
The service staff were polite but unfortunately lacked responsiveness to service requests. We had to always call for service including refill of water. Our hostess did not end up taking our order and each time we were served by a different person. To top it off, the bill that we were presented with included orders from another table! We hope management take this feedback on board to remediate the service issues.
Dear Dreamteam, Thank you so much for taking the time to review Mode Kitchen & Bar, your valuable feedback in regards to service is extremely important to us. We are pleased to hear you enjoyed our food and comfortable seating. Thank you again. Kind regards, Francesco Mannelli Head Chef
great service, waiter very alert and nice. food was great and location nice
Dear josephl, Thank you for your positive review of Mode Kitchen & Bar, we are extremely happy to hear that you experienced great service and enjoyed our dishes. Kind regards, Francesco Mannelli Head Chef
Lovely meal, good service and nice atmosphere. The only reason for 4 stars was that the coffees we had were very disappointing. We know you're not a coffee bar, but please do you restaurant justice by making a decent cup to match your excellent food.
Food taste very normal. Nothing special .
Atmosphere was very ordinary.
Excellent service - very welcoming & lovely environment for either casual dining or entertaining friends.
The food was superb with some class & difference. We dined on 3 separate occasions & each experience was classy but very comfortable. Staff & service very polished & professional.
We commented on the low noise level due to the design & layout of the area - it was lovely to be able to dine & talk without being disturbed by loud phone conversations, which tends to happen these days !!!
Thank you for a great dining experience - we will come again when we next visit Sydney !!!
For the price we felt service could've been better. We had to ask for water, refill our own wine glasses, and no one asked what we wanted for dessert after giving us the menus... so we asked for the bill.
And not sure what happened that day my wife got bitten by mosquitos in her legs several times.
Food was absolutely delicious!
Waiters were also really knowledgable about the menu and were able to explain everything to us and answer any questions we had.
Found the restaurant through google maps, booked a table on the website, train ride into town and the perfect experience followed.
Table service fast efficient, food exceptional, wine list with people that know the wines perfect.
All in all a very good experience, will definitely be back.
Very friendly staff, very good food. Expensive but all Sydney seems to be expensive. A very nice dinner out.
Showed up for Christmas Dinner reservation as set through OpenTable. Regular menu not available and had to eat buffet at a jaw dropping 175 per person. This isn't a cruise ship it's the four seasons - more was expected. Nowhere else to go last minute and was an ambush experience. They deliberately and willfully held back the info from us at time of booking that it was a buffet at such a HUGE price until there was no other option. Total exploitation of people who had no other options for Christmas Day. Beware of exploitation in the future from them.
We booked table for two on Xmas eve. Really enjoy the experience. Great service from the staff, welcomed with a smile. We got there way earlier than our booking time but got a seat straight away. Food is delicious. The beef is tender and cooked to medium just as I ordered. My husband ordered catch of the day (snapper) and it tasted very fresh and cooked to perfection. Price is very reasonable for the location. Would definitely go again.
More options in the food menu and cheaper prices are appreciated
Had great time with my friends, we were so much satisfied with foods and service. Definitely visit again soon.
We had a table reservation for a business lunch. Our group arrived first and we were given our table. Our client arrived subsequently and were given another table even though they had asked for the reservation under my name, which led to an embarrassing situation as both groups were waiting for each other for a good ten minutes before we realised the restaurant's mistake. The waiter also confused our water and mixed our sparkling and still water glasses.


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Monday, February 18, 2008
Chattin' with singer/songwriter, Cheri Dennis, "In and Out of Love"- exclusive Interview snippet
Cheri Dennis is a spicy pepper. First impression. Well aren't all peppers spicy you ask? Okay let me clarify. First, no, they all are not all spicy, hello banana peppers don't cause an instant wish for troths of chilled H2O. Second of all I'll liken her to a jalepeno pepper. A Red one. She's not only a hot and talented fairly new artist on the Bad Boy label but if you get in her face she might burn you up with her words. But don't get mad, it's only business. I found out during yesterday's luncheon, album listening party that she says what she means and I believe she mean what she says. And in an industy called music that's full of ish...it's actually quite respectable and refreshing. When she speaks you can tell that she is careful yet truthful in her words. She probably doesn't do phony too well. And that just might make some people a little mad. Good! I say enjoy Cheri Dennis, just keep your water bottle close by.
Okay so she's not some big meanie or anything. The tatted up femme who told me her closet is full of items with stripes, just comes across honest and learned. That might be because Cheri is not the new kid on the block. Yes she has a fresh record deal with Bad Boy Records but this girl's been around the musical block for a minute or two. She first was introuduced to the land of milk and money with the group, Spoiled. When Spoiled "spoiled" she moved to New York and her dreams came true! Well not immediatly. Dennis will tell you it's, a, "Hard Knock Life" especially for a woman in the industry. The good thing about this girl is that she's strong willed and got the heat of her fire sign Leo to back her up. She was featured on Ma$e's album, Double Up in 1999 with a few singles. She recorded, "So Complete" for Bad Boy in 2001, had a hand in the 2005's Duets: The Final Chapter, hooked up the vocals for Yung Joc's freshman album, New Joc City in 2006, and got her shot at her own album in 2007. The only problem is the album that was set to release was pushed back to February 26th 2008. But that doesn't have to be a bad thing really. Good things can come to those who wait. And Cheri has been waiting for years now. The music industry is in for a treat.
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*She's emits sweet sounds when she sings. You wouldn't even know this cutie is from rougher beginings in Clevland, Ohio.
*She writes and co-writes songs of present and past. That means more money in her pocket, brainy girl.
*She tells us that she thinks Bad Boy recording artist and now model for Sean Jean, Cassie is smart, a good person and that she'd like to record some tracks with her.
*When I asked her if she could be the spokesperson for Bad Boy talent since many feel that once you sign with Bad Boy your career is over she put down her mini bag of cool ranch Dorritos and told me that she doesn't feel it's her job to be that spokesperson. She feels as if Bad Boy is not her life because she's got so many other things going on, no time to worry. And she knows that she is doing what she needs to do as an artist and she's fine with that. Solid.
*She originally wanted to do alternative hip-hop and enjoys artists like, Janelle Monae, Teedra Moses, Prince, Kanye West, etc.
*Her album drops the same day that Janet Jackson's and Erykah Badu does. But Cheri aint sweating. She said, "It is what it is.".
Check out this interview snippet to learn who she would love to work with in and look for Cheri's album, "In and Out of Love" dropping on February 26th. Thanks to Gyant from SOHH.com Atlanta for the word up on Cheri Dennis' Atlantic Records event. Check him out...he also keeps it real.
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Hailey is doing softball AND track this year. Luckily her softball coach encouraged her to do both! She's realized she really enjoys it and she is placing well in the 100m and 200m and doing pretty decent at the triple jump and long jump. Her goal is to make it to state this year in the 200m.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
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FFA Convention
The older three kids performed at the Idaho state FFA convention last week held at the College of Southern Idaho and they did an awesome job! I was very proud of them. :) Taylor and Hailey did an acapella clogging duet and Torsten accompanied a singing duet. They were the entertainment before the beginning of the Thursday session. It was so fun to be back in CSI's performing arts auditorium watching the kids on stage! It made me nostalgic for our days of living in Twin Falls, when we spent lots of time in that building.
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Monday, April 7, 2014
Oregon! (Part 1)
Spring break we went to Oregon. We've only traveled to the coast in autumn so it was fun to do this trip in the spring. The scenery was amazing. On the way, we passed daffodil farms in full bloom that looked like they could be postcard pictures. Wow!!
So back to the lovely Oregon scenery.
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Women are underrepresented and thus sleep conditions are underdiagnosed at sleep clinics that evaluate sleep-disordered breathing. The most common sign of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is snoring; therefore, it is one of the main red flags for suspected OSA. The aim of this study is to determine whether self-reported snoring and snoring intensity by women and men correlates with snoring volume measured objectively during sleep laboratory study.
Consecutive patients who were referred to a polysomnography (PSG) study in a university hospital over a 2-year period had their snoring volume quantified by means of a calibrated digital sound survey meter. Participants were given a questionnaire in which they were asked to rate the severity of their snoring. The correlation between objective snoring intensity as measured during PSG and the self-reported snoring intensity was evaluated.
A total of 1,913 patients were enrolled in the study. A positive correlation was found between objectively measured snoring intensity and the intensity listed by each participant in the questionnaire. Measurement of the volume of snoring revealed that women snored as loudly as men; however, 28% of the females (189/675) considered themselves to be nonsnorers compared to only 6.9% of men (P < .05). Furthermore, 36.5% of women (69/189) who reported themselves as nonsnorers turned out to have severe or very severe snoring intensity, whereas, in contrast, only 11.7% of men (10/85) of men had this discrepancy. These findings are in concordance with the finding that fewer women quantified their snoring as very severe or severe (38.4%), significantly less than men of whom 61.5% reported their snoring to be severe or very severe.
In a population of individuals referred to a PSG study, although no difference in snoring intensity was found between sexes, women tend to underreport the fact that they snore and to underestimate the loudness of their snoring. Improved awareness of this discrepancy may increase women's access to sleep laboratories, and improve diagnostic rates of sleep apnea in females.
Westreich R, Gozlan-Talmor A, Geva-Robinson S, Schlaeffer-Yosef T, Slutsky T, Chen-Hendel E, Braiman D, Sherf Y, Arotsker N, Abu-Fraiha Y, Waldman-Radinsky L, Maimon N. The presence of snoring as well as its intensity is underreported by women. J Clin Sleep Med. 2019;15(3):471–476.
Current Knowledge/Study Rationale: In women with symptoms of sleep-disordered breathing, sleep apnea is less likely to be diagnosed and treated than in men. The presence of snoring is one of the main symptoms searched for by clinicians who are screening for obstructive sleep apnea.
Study Impact: This study showed that although no objective difference in snoring intensity was found between women and men, there was a significant discrepancy in self-reported volume of snoring. Compared to men, women reported snoring less often and described it as milder. This difference may be one of the barriers preventing women from reaching sleep clinics and sleep laboratories for polysomnography.
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a common condition with substantially increased occurrence over the past 2 decades.1,2 Clinically, OSA is associated with decreased quality of life, daytime sleepiness, and increased incidence of motor vehicle accidents and work-related accidents. OSA was also found to be an independent risk factor for stroke and hypertension.3 The most common sign of OSA is snoring, which is found in 85% to 98% of patients in whom OSA is diagnosed.4–7 The correlation between OSA and snoring is so strong that many physicians use it as a screening question to predict the presence of OSA.8 Most studies conducted on snoring in OSA relied on patients or family members to report the presence and intensity of snoring.9 According to several studies, it appears that men snore twice as often as women; however, these studies do not reflect objective measurements of snoring and relied solely on questionnaires or telephone surveys.10–12
The early epidemiological studies of OSA included only men. Still, years after the large population-based study of Young et al., it has been suggested that discrepancies between females and males in the prevalence of OSA could be simply the result of misdiagnosis or underdiagnosis; it was estimated that in more than 90% of women with sleep apnea, the condition may be undiagnosed.13 Is it possible that women are less likely to mention snoring because of the perception it is "unfeminine"? Could it be that this phenomenon is one of the causes of underdiagnosed OSA in women?
The general aim of this study is to assess the correlation between self-reported snoring and objective measurement of snoring volume during polysomnography (PSG). Specifically, we sought to compare how often women and men self-report snoring and the volume thereof, and then to compare it to an objective snoring evaluation during in-laboratory PSG. Our hypothesis was that compared to men, women will underreport snoring—and when they do report snoring—they will underestimate its intensity.
The study population included all outpatients referred for PSG at our sleep laboratory over a 2-year period. The study included all patients older than 18 years who slept for at least 30 minutes during the test. All patients using continuous positive airway pressure or other oral equipment during the night as well as patients with a history of neck or upper airway surgery were excluded. In cases where patients underwent multiple PSG tests, only their first analysis was used for our study. OSA is defined as individuals having an apneahypopnea index (AHI) equal to or greater than 5 events/h. Snoring was considered as any volume above 40 decibels (dB) recorded during sleep.
PSG was performed on every participant for an entire night using the Sandman 5.0 software (NPB-Melville, Ottawa, Canada). Monitoring equipment included electroencephalography, electrooculography, submental and bilateral anterior tibialis electromyography, electrocardiography, measurements of chest and abdominal respiratory efforts using respiratory inductance plethysmography, finger pulse oximetry, and subcutaneous capnography. Body posture was continuously assessed by a body position sensor. In addition to the aforementioned tests, height and weight were measured on the night of the test. Sleep scoring was done according to The AASM Manual for the Scoring of Sleep and Associated Events: Rules, Terminology and Technical Specifications version 2.4.14 Sleep efficiency and total sleep time were expressed as a proportion of the total PSG recording. OSA severity was estimated based on the AHI as follows: no OSA: AHI < 5, mild OSA: AHI 5 to 15, moderate OSA: AHI 15 to 30, severe OSA: AHI > 30 events/h. Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation (SD).
Participants completed a questionnaire in which they were asked if they snore or not. In cases where they answered positively, participants were asked to rate the severity of their snoring on a scale ranging from 1 (mild snoring) to 4 (very severe). If no snoring was reported they were graded as 0. In addition, participants were asked about the disturbance caused to them by their snoring, and whether they slept in a different room from their spouses.
Snoring intensity was measured using a digital sound survey meter CEL-231 (produced by Cel Instruments, Ltd., Bedford, England), which has undergone adaptation and validation for use in sleep laboratories. The CEL-231 is an overhead digital sound level meter designed to measure noise levels from 30 dB (A) to 135 dB (A) with ± 1 dB accuracy. It complies with the regulatory orders of the American National Standards Institute and International Electrotechnical Commission standards (sound level meters). The overhead microphone was located on the wall 40 cm above the bed, in all the tests. The device measured noise levels in decibels. The following parameters were analyzed by the device: absolute maximal snoring intensity, overall mean snoring intensity, mean minimum snoring intensity, and mean maximal snoring intensity. Each of the aforementioned parameters was measured for each of the different sleep stages (wakefulness, rapid eye movement [REM] and non-rapid eye movement [NREM]), body positions (prone, supine, lying on the right or on the left) and also for total sleep time. Care was taken in using the device according to the manufacturing company's specifications.15
The results of this study were based on the mean maximal snoring intensity, which is the maximal snoring intensity recorded every 30 seconds during the test. It is important to emphasize that the decibel scale is a logarithmic one and thus the difference between 40 and 50 dB represents an increase in noise intensity by a factor of 10 and not a mere 25%.
Patient data were collected as part of a cohort study investigating the relationship between snoring intensity and OSA severity. The data collected from each patient included sleep study results, demographic questionnaires, and surveys regarding quality of life and sleeping habits. Previous medical history was also collected before each study.
Statistical analysis was carried out in three stages:
Statistical description of qualitative variables and description of the distribution percentages. For normally distributed quantitative variables (such as age) degree, mean, and SD were calculated. For arranged quantitative variables, or other subnormally distributed ones, only the median and range were calculated (verification of the quantitative variables' normality was done using the Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistical test).
Comparison of dichotomous variables (such as snoring yes/no) with independent qualitative variables was done using the chi-square test. To compare those same variables with normally distributed quantitative ones, the t test for independent samples was used. To compare the aforementioned changes with arranged quantitative variables or abnormally distributed variables, the Mann-Whitney U test was used. In order to evaluate the correlation between qualitative variables describing dichotomous self-reports with objective variables measured in the laboratory, the kappa value was calculated and the McNemar test was used. To analyze self-reported snoring intensity versus snoring intensity measured in the laboratory both the Spearman and Wilcoxon tests were used.
For multivariable processing (for dichotomous variables such as snoring yes/no) a logistic regression was carried out. For processing of snoring intensity (grade 0–4) a Poisson regression was used.
This study obtained approval from the institution's ethical committee and the need for informed consent was waived by the board.
PSG studies were performed on 3,584 patients; 1,671 (46%) were excluded for various reasons (Figure 1).
CPAP = continuous positive airway pressure, PSG = polysomnography, YO = years old.
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Our study analyzed 1,913 patients (demographic data are presented in Table 1), of whom 675 (35.3%) were women and 1,238 (64.7%) were men. The mean age among our study population was 49 years (SD ± 13.7). There was no significant difference between the mean ages of male versus female participants (females 49.8 ± 14.1, males 48.7 ± 13.5, P = .095). We observed significant differences between women and men in neck circumference (females 36.1 ± 3.7, males 41.1 ± 3.5, P < .01), body mass index (BMI) (females 30.8 ± 8.1, males 29.7 ± 5.7, P < .01), and mean maximal snoring intensity (females 50 ± 6, males 51.7 ± 6.5, P < .01).
Characteristics of patients referred for polysomnography.
Results from sleep studies revealed the presence of mild to moderate OSA in most participants. Of all the participants analyzed, only 409 had an AHI < 5 events/h. A total of 620 patients had an AHI between 5 and 15 events/h, 526 patients had an AHI between 15 and 30 events/h, and 668 patients had an AHI > 30 events/h.
PSG results for females and males are displayed in Table 2. It shows that there are no statistical differences between women and men in the amount of time they spend in REM sleep during their PSG (females 15.9 ± 7.6, males 16 ± 7.1, P = .86). Sleep efficiency was not statistically different between the two groups (females 78.8 ± 15.5, males 78.5 ± 15.3, P = .71). However, there was a significant difference between women and men in the AHI for total sleep time (females 18.8 ± 23.1, males 28.7 ± 26, P < .01), when lying supine (females 25 ± 30.3, males 42.9 ± 35.8, P < .01), and when lying prone (females 14.4 ± 22.7, males 20.6 ± 25.4, P < .01).
Snoring intensity (mean maximum decibels) for all participants.
Finally, sleep time was similar for both sexes (females 5.7 ± 1.2, males 5.6 ± 1.2, P = .33).
Table 3 shows patients' responses to the preliminary questionnaire. To the question "Do you snore?" 274/1,913 patients responded no and 1,639/1,913 patients responded yes. A significant difference was found between the sexes, 6.9% of men compared to 28% of women considered themselves as nonsnorers (P < .05).
Self-reported snoring intensity.
The second part of the aforementioned questionnaire involved rating the severity of the participants' snoring. Each participant who reportedly snored was asked to rate snoring severity as follows:
Mild snoring = 1
Moderate snoring = 2
Severe snoring = 3
Very severe snoring = 4
In the next stage of the study we evaluated snoring intensity during the sleep laboratory. We used the mean maximal intensity as a reference point. According to this value, a rating of snoring intensity was established and was compared against the snoring intensity evaluated by each patient.
The rating of objectively measured snoring intensity was established on a scale of 0–4 as follows:
No snoring = 0 (≤ 40 dB)
Mild snoring = 1 (40–45 dB)
Moderate snoring = 2 (45–55 dB)
Severe snoring = 3 (55–60 dB)
Very severe snoring = 4 (≥ 60 dB)
Self-report versus objective evaluation of snoring intensity in males.
A statistical difference was noted in average snoring intensity when our study population was divided into two groups: BMI > 30 kg/m2 and BMI < 30 kg/m2. In the first group, BMI > 30 kg/m2, the average intensity was 54.1 dB (± 6.5 SD) whereas it was only 48.7 dB (± 5.2 SD) in the BMI < 30 kg/m2 group.
The last stage of this study included the comparison of the questionnaires with the objective snoring measurements (Table 3, Table 4, and Table 5).
Self-report versus objective evaluation of snoring intensity in females.
Again, results show that although women snore as loudly as men they are more likely than men to rate their snoring as mild or moderate and less likely to report their snoring as severe or very severe—38.4% in women compared to 61.5% in men (P < .05) (Table 3).
Furthermore, approximately 40% of women who reported themselves as nonsnorers were measured as having a severe or very severe snoring intensity. This is in contrast to only 12% of men (10/85) who had this discrepancy (Table 4 and Table 5).
According to the results displayed, of 1,913 participants analyzed, only 492 (25.7%) evaluated their snoring intensity correctly when we compared it to objective PSG measurements (P < .01).
The main finding of our study is that women underreport their snoring habits. Therefore, our results identify the importance of relying on risk factors other than snoring when screening women for enrollment to sleep laboratory. The following discussion will consider these results in light of the extant literature. We will discuss differences between women and men in sleep-disordered breathing expression and diagnosis, snoring sex characteristics and variances, and the techniques and limitations of snoring assessment.
Studies estimate that one in four women has OSA. OSA is underdiagnosed in approximately 90% of women who do have the condition, and it is thus crucial for the medical community to be aware of this in order to increase diagnosis in women.16,17 We showed that more women considered themselves to be nonsnorers in comparison with men (6.9% versus 28%, P < .01). This was contrary to what was later seen after objective measurement by PSG—that women snored as frequently and as loudly as men. Although women appear less susceptible to OSA, recent studies have raised concerns about female-specific complications of OSA. It was found that 50% of the female participants did not experience nocturnal symptoms to the same extent as men who had the same level of sleep-disordered breathing, and further study showed that female patients report more symptoms such as fatigue and tiredness than males.18,19 These differences between women and men are some of the reasons why sleep conditions in women tend to be underdiagnosed/undertreated even when these women experience serious diurnal complications. To the best of our knowledge, differences in self-reported snoring and the objective measurement of snoring volume during PSG between women and men have never before been investigated. This study therefore newly identifies clinically relevant data of interest to all physicians who screen patients for sleep studies.
Studies have looked at the differences between the two sexes' clinical presentation in order to account for the discrepancy in prevalence and diagnosis rates of the syndrome. Flemons et al., for example, reported in their study that snoring in the context of sleep apnea was found two to three times more often in males than in females.8 This study used self-report questionnaires and not objective measurement by digital sensors of snoring intensity. When comparing findings from Flemons et al. to the present study, results were similar; however, the addition of snoring volume assessment uncovered a previously unknown phenomena of women underreporting snoring despite, objectively, snoring just as often and as loudly as men.
Interestingly, clinical population studies found that women with sleep apnea tend to underreport their husbands' snoring as a way to ease the burden of their own condition.20,21 This may indicate differences between women and men in their approach to sleep problems generally. We can postulate that women under-report their snoring habits because of social perception of this condition in women and men. This parameter should be taken into account by clinicians in order to efficiently screen for OSA in women. In summary, the reason why women are underrepresented at sleep clinics is unclear. It has been speculated that the symptom profile of women differs from that of men, but studies designed to identify specific sleep-disordered breathing symptoms in women have failed. Our study shows that at least in one parameter, of critical importance in the early diagnosis of sleep-disordered breathing, the self-reporting of snoring, there is significant difference between women and men.
In most studies to date, researchers have relied on patients or family members in order to find out about snoring and snoring frequency in their patients. However, several studies have analyzed snoring sounds in order to find out if any differences existed between a "simple" and an "OSA" snore. Pastercamp et al.20 recorded tracheal sounds during awakening in patients in whom OSA was diagnosed. An increase in low-, medium-, and high-frequency sounds was also noted when these same patients were compared to other individuals without OSA. These findings are the basis of a new way to screen for OSA according to the investigators. In another study conducted by Fiz et al.,21 snoring sounds were compared between participants who were "simple snorers" and patients with OSA. They found a significant statistical difference between the two groups. Another interesting study conducted by Perez-Padilla et al.22 identified postapneic snoring in patients with OSA that was different from what was observed in "simple snorers." However, none of the aforementioned studies compared the objective measurement of snoring intensity with self-report. Unfortunately, there is currently no gold standard for the assessment of snoring sound. In a study by Arnadottir et al., microphone cannulas were compared with piezoelectric sensors. They showed that the overhead digital system (as used in this study) is better than other methods at detecting snoring events.23
A meta-analysis of 63 studies by Chan et al.24 showed consistent male predominance in snoring among the general population, with an odds ratio for snoring of 1.89 for male versus female. Again, all studies were questionnaires based.24 In another study by De Silva et al.,25 sex-specific differences in the acoustic properties of snoring sound were investigated. They showed the importance of adopting sex-specific models for the snoring-based OSA screening technique.25
Our data for each patient were based on a single PSG measurement. PSG is objective and highly specific, but it is possible that for some participants, the data obtained did not reflect their true snoring habits. However, our study comprises more than 1,000 patients and therefore we believe that the average results are clinically relevant.
Surveys are extremely important in identifying patients at risk for OSA, but health care providers should understand that patients may not reliably answer questions regarding snoring and snoring intensity, probably because of sex-based social stigma. In this study we found that there are differences in the way women and men report their snoring habits. Even though women were objectively observed to have similar snoring volumes as men, they tend to underreport the fact that they snore and underestimate the volume of their snoring. This information is of great importance to physicians who wish to know how to best screen for OSA. Because it is important to obtain as many clinical tools as possible to screen for and diagnose OSA, our study should aid in the screening process of women with suspected OSA. Consequently, we suggest that the level of suspicion of the presence of OSA in women should be higher and based on other symptoms such as daytime fatigue, depression, chronic pain, and headaches.
The authors report no conflicts of interest related to the subject of this paper.
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Title: A Taste For Monsters
Author: Matthew J. Kirby
Pages: 352
Genre: historical fiction, mystery, lit, YA
Part of a series? No
Published: September 27th, 2016
Evelyn Fallows knows of only one place where she will be safe. Disfigured from her time working in a match factory, no one else will hire her… but at the hospital, surely? She goes to apply to be a probationer. The matron refuses, both due to her age and her looks. There is one position open, though, as a maid to Joseph Merrick- their only live in patient and a man nicknamed The Elephant Man due to his birth defect. Knowing that nothing awaits her outside of the hospital but pain, she accepts.
Over time as she gets to know Joseph, she sees his kindness and beautiful nature. The two grow close. While they are safe in the hospital, though, a madman in loose in London. They call him Leather Apron, and he is killing women. Each woman comes to the hospital as a spirit, haunting Mr. Merrick. When he asks for help, Evelyn doesn't want to. She can't go out there! As his health deteriorates due to sleeplessness and worry, Evelyn has to come to terms with her fears. The souls need peace… Joseph needs peace.
So, this book was nothing like I imagined. I thought it would be another gruesome mystery- and it had it's moments- but there was so much more! The characters were perfection! Mr. Merrick became this beautiful, unique soul. I loved him. The story was fast paced and gorgeously crafted. Yes, there was a mystery- and more than one gruesome exert- but there was also a stunning commentary on how we see each other. I adored this book and recommend it to anyone. Five stars and an extra one for creativity.
On the adult content scale, there is violence, obviously, along with drinking and some language. None are overbearing though, and so I would still give it a three.
This book is out now- go get it!
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Let's address the power question first. The Xerox WorkCentre MFPs used on campus meet the U.S. Department of Energy guidelines as "ENERGY STAR" appliances. That means they reduce power to a very efficient "low power mode" after a period of inactivity. (It also means the device resumes operating state in a short period of time when needed.) Who decided the inactivity period? You did: ITS set this value based on departmental requests. Find out more about the ENERGY STAR ratings at http://www.energystar.gov/ .
We measured power usage for the WorkCentre 4150 and WorkCentre 7132 models used on campus. The black and white WorkCentre 4150, which can average 745 watts during interactive use, draws only 32.5 watts in low power mode. The color WorkCentre 7132, which can average 528 watts during interactive use, draws only 6 watts in low power mode. What do these numbers mean? Compare them to the wattage of the bulbs in the light fixtures in your office or room.
Now back to the first question: ITS needs all campus MFPs and networked printers left on all the time for several reasons:
- We have a contract with Xerox that requires that usage information be picked up by a server from every MFP daily. In order not to negatively affect campus network loads, this happens after 11:00 pm nightly.
- Campus Services is trying to provide the best service possible by ordering "consumables" (toner and maintenance kits) in advance of when they will be needed for each MFP. A device that is off or disconnected from the campus network cannot report its consumable levels, which may result in a delay for ordering when a consumable runs out.
- To keep every MFP in its best working condition, ITS staff need to perform updates and configuration changes. We prefer to do this work after hours, so that your use of the devices is not affected. If a device is off or disconnected from the campus network, ITS cannot update it, or diagnose or fix problems.
- Our campus print management systems, iPrint and GoPrint, expect to maintain a network connection to each device, in order to provide immediate printing services on demand. When a device is off, the print management systems start a programmed schedule of looking for the missing device at increasing intervals. If a device is left off long enough, the print management system may give up and mark the device as unreachable. When that happens, it will require intervention by a systems administrator before the device will be able to print again. To provide you the best printing services possible, no device should ever be marked unreachable.


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Film-makers and actors work with a variety of people during their long careers. However, sometimes they prefer a particular artist with whom they are most comfortable working. This is because they usually share similar ideas and begin to understand their vision and start to admire them. This results in them working together multiple times, and creating a significant impact on each others' careers and cinema. And as film buffs, we get to witness some great movies as an outcome of their collaboration. Most of the times, even the audience prefers or has their favorite pairs of actor-director, whose films they would not want to miss watching.
Here are 5 such director-actor pairs who have made some great films together.
Karan Johar and Shah Rukh Khan
Karan Johar began his directing career with SRK in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (1998) and went on to direct him in many other films.
The two soon became one of the most successful director-actor duos. The last time they worked together was in My Name Is Khan.
David Dhawan and Govinda
One of the iconic pairs from the 90's; Govinda was one of the most eccentric performers of that decade. Dhawan's direction and mindless comedy, mixed with Govinda's insane dance moves and comic timing created a brand of cinema that ruled the decade.
Rajkumar Hirani and Aamir Khan
No amount of praise is ever enough for these two. This pair has delivered some of the best movies like 3 Idiots and PK which won the hearts of many. When these two come together, they assure you that you will not be disappointed.
Vishal Bhardwaj and Shahid Kapoor
This pair has worked together to make films like Kaminey and Haider, which was Bhardwaj's adaptation of Hamlet. Shahid did a fantastic job with the role that he was picked for, which won him many awards.
Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Ranveer Singh
These two together have presented Bajirao Mastani and Ram-Leela. Ranveer was appreciated for his roles in both the films, while Sanjay Leela Bhansali also did not miss on being recognised for his work.


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Ohio workers in industries in which hazards exist that can cause eye injuries or infections may believe that eyewash stations can protect them from harm. Not providing eyewash stations can lead to a citation for a safety violation for employers. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has emphasized that facilities improperly maintained can cause serious harm.
The agency says organisms can breed in water that is untreated and stagnant. Organisms that typically exist in such conditions include Legionella, Acanthamoeba and Pseudomonas. Workers can be infected through contaminated water as well as through their skins and inhalation. For this reason, OSHA recommends strict compliance with the instructions of manufacturers of eyewash stations.
Acanthamoeba keratitis can cause eye injuries, including redness, light sensitivity, blurred vision, tearing and inflammation. Pseudomonas can cause not only eye infections but also infections in the lungs, muscles and skin. If it enters the worker's bloodstream, it can cause confusion, chills, fevers, shock and even death. Legionella is known to cause lung infections that could develop into Legionnaires disease which is a fatal form of pneumonia.
A worker who has suffered injury or illness on the job, including those related to this potential safety violation, is entitled to pursue financial relief. Benefits claims may be filed with the Ohio workers' compensation insurance system. Compensation typically covers medical expenses and lost income, but in some cases, it may be hard to prove that such an injury is work-related. In such cases, an experienced workers' compensation attorney can provide assistance investigating the source of the infection and advocating for the worker's right to receive fair compensation.
Source: ehstoday.com, "An Emergency at the Eyewash Station", March 4, 2016


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Can someone tell me how it's already December 1st? Seriously.
When did this happen? Can I get fall back… please?
I figured since it is December 1st it might be a good time
to take note of all of the things I'm thankful for.
1- I'm thankful for Movember. Gentlemen. Don't shave that beard.
Keep it. Let that 5 o'clock shadow grow in. Better yet.. give yourself
a 10 o'clock shadow instead. Trust me. If you grow a beard, you are
fooling a lot of women into thinking you are a MAN. Not a Boy.
2- Coffee.
Because life would be meaningless without it.
(good coffee in Vail, CO.)
3- The Great Outdoors.
I love nature. I want to have love affairs with mountains. I want
to sit for days and look at gaping holes in the ground. I'll quit getting
emotional but you get the picture.
(Zion National Park. Takes the cake and my soul)
(The Grand Canyon at dusk.)
4- My family.
Kind of explains itself. This peach is my life.
5- Friends.
Always keeping my life light and forever keeping things
interesting. And I'm the most thankful that they let me be
me and allow my crazy flag to fly high.
6- The season of giving.
I love the holiday season. I'm the kind of girl that
is listening to Christmas music on Thanksgiving (or before).
I want holiday decorations up the day after Thanksgiving. I love
that it brings out the great in people and inspires to give back to
the community and to those in need. It's the best time of year
to volunteer and give back. Be thankful for what you have and be
thankful that you can help those in need.
7- Smiles.
I'm thankful for smiles. And my personal goal for December
is to smile more. When I see an angry and pissed off person, I'm
gonna smile. I'm going to smile so big that they have no choice but
to smile back at me. Boston isn't known for being the friendliest, so
I'm gonna bring some light to this place.
8- Sugar. Sweets. Cakes. Chocolate. Candy
All of it. All the time. I need sugar.
(Giant bags of chocolate are pure heaven)
9- Love. And/Or lust.
It doesn't matter what you call it. I'm thankful for the many
man crushes I have around me. I think it has a lot to do with
the abundance of beards. I'm scared to see what the world looks
like when I head into it tomorrow morning since Movember is over.
What are you thankful for this year?


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Best Type of Plants to Use Indoors
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The Perfect Plant For Every Room in Your Home
When it comes to the upsides of green thumbs, many of us are well-versed. Plants can be air-purifying, calming, insect-repelling, sleep-inducing, or lighten up a space. Bringing parts of the outdoors in though, can often present challenges — where are the plants going to go? Will they suit the room? What if I'm already short on space? What about the temperature?
To save you spiralling into an endless Google search for answers, we're breaking down the best indoor plants for every room, right here. With some handy styling tips, too, so now, there's really no excuse not to go green.
This is an edited extract from Plant Society by Jason Chongue, published by Hardie Grant Books ($29.99) and available in stores nationally.
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The Big Bone Lick museum features exhibits that tell of the park's momentous historic and prehistoric past. Displays include Ordovician fossils, Ice Age mammal bones, Native American artifacts, the salt making era, and ongoing current research. The museum is open daily 8:30 am - 4:00 pm from April 1 - October 31, and from and 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Monday - Friday, November 1 - March 31.
The Discovery Trail begins at the Megafauna diorama, just behind the visitor's center. The trail meanders along Big Bone Creek past interpretive panels that impart the prehistoric drama that unfolded around the salt/sulfur springs during the last Ice Age. The trail is open daily from dawn to dusk.
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Mid to late spring is accented by the arrival of the Ruby-throated Hummingbird and a host of colorful warbler species. In summer, an assortment of hawks pinwheel high overhead during the day and the haunting calls of owls echo through the forest at night. Fall ushers in opportunities to see migrating communal flocks as they flit and dart about, searching for tidbits and morsels to fuel their journey. After the leaves have fallen, the starkness of the barren landscape affords unhindered views of over 50 species of birds that over-winter in the park. Altogether, Big Bone Creek Trail is likely the premiere locale within the park for year-round birding.
Spacious campground features 62 campsites with utility hookups, grills, a swimming pool and playground. Showers, rest rooms, and laundry facilities are available at a central service building. The campground is closed Nov 13 - Mar 14. There is a campground grocery store on-site for your convenience, which is open Nov. 13 - March 14. Check-in time begins 2 p.m. and check-out time is 1 p.m.
ALERT: The lake at Big Bone Lick State Historic Site is CLOSED for safety reasons because of a leak in the dam. The lake is being drained so an assessment of the dam can take place.
The park's gift shop is a unique browsing experience. Visitors will find a charming assortment of t-shirts, sweatshirts, caps, books, fossils, collectible rocks and minerals, park-themed toys, handcrafts, candies, and more. It's the perfect place to find the perfect item to take home as a souvenir of your visit to Big Bone Lick. The gift shop is open daily 9:30 am - 4:00 pm from April 1 - October 31, and is closed seasonally from November 1 - March 31.
Enjoy the serenity of wooded seclusion along the trails at one of Kentucky's most unique parks. There are 4.5 miles of hiking trails with each varying in terrain and difficulty. Observe an abundance of wildlife as the trails meander from forested ridges to the babbling waters of Big Bone Creek. Open year round.
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.5 mile, moderate.
An 18-hole miniature golf course, with a commanding view of the surrounding countryside, is near the entrance to the campground. Open April 1- October 31 to all visitors.
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On Thursday, December 14, the Tennessee Highway Safety Office (THSO) will join Mothers Against Drunk Driving® (MADD), the Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP), and the Tennessee Sheriffs' Association (TSA) for a press event promoting National Drunk and Drugged Driving (3D) Prevention Month to raise awareness on the dangers of impaired driving.
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How distributed teams and developers drive open source development
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|Named Person:
|Doris Humphrey; Ruth St Denis; Anna Pavlova; Isadora Duncan; Isadora Duncan; Doris Humphrey; Anna Pavlova; Ruth St Denis
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|Originally produced in 1977 for the television series Great performances.
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|Narrator, Michael Tolan.
|1 videodisc (60 min.) : sound, color with black and white segments ; 4 3/4 in.
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|Dance in America.
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|Great performances (WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.))
|WNET presents ; produced by Merrill Brockway and Judy Kinberg ; directed by Emile Ardolino ; written by Elizabeth Kendall.
Reviews the history of modern dance in America from its beginnings in the early 1900's to the appearance of Martha Graham in the early 1930's. Includes rare film footage of Doris Humphrey, Ruth St. Denis, Anna Pavlova, and what is believed to be Isadora Duncan, among others, along with reconstructed performances of Duncan's Scriabin etudes, St. Denis and Humphrey's Soaring, and Ted Shawn's Polonaise.
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