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With Red Bull now all but assured of its fourth consecutive world title double, the focus of Ferrari and Mercedes is on ending the year as its nearest challenger.
Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff thinks achieving that ambition is imperative, not only because of financial benefits but because it will show its team is ready to step up for a full-on title tilt on 2014.
"It is important," said Wolff about ending the year as runner-up. "We have made a step forward and, at the moment, it looks like we are okay for third.
"But we are still very motivated and want to be at least the second best."
Although Mercedes has taken just one podium finish since the summer break and has slipped back to third in the standings, Wolff still thinks the team is faster than Ferrari.
"I'm obviously biased, but if I look at the performance of the car - even in the Singapore race - I would say we are number two at the moment.
"It's just the performance curve flattens out as you keep improving. It is something you see at the end of the season, and it is normal.
"But we are keeping to put parts on the car, and there are still points we are gaining."
Although ending the year as runner-up would be a good platform for 2014, Wolff admits that Red Bull's current advantage means the outfit will start next season as favourites one again.
"Performance is being driven by people, and because people are staying where they are in most of the top teams I don't think there will be a big swing in the balance between the top teams," he said.
"It could be a bit more of an engine formula next year, but again if you look at the infrastructure Ferrari has in Maranello, and the French in Viry, they are equally as motivated as we are. I don't see huge differences."
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21The Bartman play
In this era of 15 seconds of fame (15 minutes went out
when the Internet came in), it's refreshing that
sports' No. 1 pop-culture novelty of 2003 -- Steve
Bartman -- likely has staying power for the rest of
baseball history. If nothing else, in Chicago he is
right up there with Mrs. O'Leary's cow.
There is a certain irony to Bartman's situation: A
great seat for a momentous Cubs game
turned into arguably the worst seat of all time. One
of the most unfair criticisms toward Bartman was this
idea that any other fan would have let Moises Alou
catch that foul ball.
The more likely scenario, however, is that no matter
WHO was sitting in the seat, they would have gotten in
the way. Remember: It was Mark Prior's collapse and
Alex Gonzalez's error that contributed far more to the
Cubs' loss than Bartman's boner.
But, oh, is it easy to make him the scapegoat.
(Actually, maybe that's scape-billygoat, given the
particulars of the Cubs' cursed history.) He went into
hiding. He suffered through death threats. His social
life -- for all intents and purposes -- is obliterated
in Chicago.
Even if he relocated, he'll always be "Excuse me, are
you Steve Bartman?" There will always be irrationally
angry Cubs fans; there will always be that cursed foul
ball. Wrong place, wrong time, classic moment.
--Dan Shanoff
22Villanova shocks Georgetown for NCAA title
N.C. State's 1983 title team gets all the glory as
college basketball's ultimate Cinderella, but let's be
honest -- it was a fluky finish. Villanova's 1985
title team, on the other hand, deserves a lot more
credit than it receives, because they basically played
college basketball's version of The Perfect Game.
The Wildcats had enjoyed the benefit of having played
Georgetown in the regular season, so the game
plan was obvious (albeit impossible): Shoot a
miraculously high percentage, while containing the
Hoyas' offense, which only happened to literally and
figuratively center around the best pure big man of
the era, Patrick Ewing.
But Nova's shots fell through the net. And fell. And
fell. And sometime into the second half, viewers got
the sense that Villanova actually had a chance to win
this game -- if only they could keep it up. And they
did. Meanwhile, Georgetown seemed to sense something
very, very wrong was happening, and their shots
looked panicked, even as Nova's kept looking smooth.
Now, the cynic could easily joke that Villanova's
shooting touch was enhanced by a pregame snowfall
that later came out in Sports Illustrated article by guard Gary McLain. It was one of the
more disturbing revelations in college hoops history;
I mean, we all knew that the players did drugs (it was the '80s, after all), but it was stunning to
hear that it was part of such a momentous night in college hoops history.
Regardless, the Wildcats managed to pitch that perfect
game, and -- much like N.C. State's title two years
earlier -- helped to permanently link "Madness" to
--Dan Shanoff
23Lance Armstrong's wins first Tour de France
Before it became the Tour de Lance, before Lance Armstrong won the race a record six times in a row, before Armstrong become an iconic pop culture figure, he was an unknown bike racer who a few people in the U.S. had heard about only because he had survived cancer to return to cycling.
Most likely, though, they didn't know him at all. So few us followed that Tour de France in 1999. It was just another sporting event that the rest of the world paid attention to and us Americans ignored.
And then Armstrong, demolishing the field by winning by more than seven minutes. He won time trials and he won climbs through the Alps. It became a story of triumph over cancer instead of triumph over competitors. I remember thinking at the time: "How could he do this?" It didn't seem possible; after all, Americans (other than Greg Lemond) rarely did well in this race.
And then he won it five more times. And I know how: he's good. No need to overanalyze his victories, no need to talk about heart and determination and those things that are a insult to the other races. Lance Armstrong has a gift for racing a bicycle. And with that, he's provided a gift to the rest of us.
--David Schoenfield
24MJ's jumper beats Jazz for sixth NBA title
There is nothing more -- and, ironically, nothing less
-- "Jordanesque" than The Shot to beat the Jazz for
Michael Jordan's sixth (and final) NBA championship.
"Nothing more?" That it was a game-winner; no: a
series-winner; no: a title-winner.
That it was delivered in the last second.
That it broke the hearts of tens of thousands of Utah
fans there to witness it personally (frozen forever in
The Shot's classic photo).
And let's not forget that it came after the slightest
love-tap to Bryon Russell, a testament to MJ's
craftiness in old age, not to mention his ultimate
killer instinct (and the forgiveness from refs he
earned after a best-ever career).
"Nothing less?" That Jordan's biggest fans -- their
hearts in the right place, to be sure -- continue to
insist that he should have ended his career with it.
Nothing is a bigger slap in the face to someone as
competitive as MJ as to suggest he leave something in
the tank.
But if Jordan's playing career is divided neatly into
four acts -- Before the Titles, Titles 1-3, Titles
4-6, the D.C. Denouement -- Act III climaxed in the
most poetic, most appropriate, most aesthetically
scintillating way possible. With that shooting hand
extended after the release of the ball, like he knew
it was going in all along.
--Dan Shanoff
26Earthquake hits Game 3 of 1989 World Series
Back in '89, Joe DiMaggio was still relatively healthy, and made his
honorary appearances. Since the earthquake hit just a minute or two
after ABC went on the air, I'm pretty sure he wasn't discussed or
targeted by the cameras. But it's DiMaggio I'll never forget, thanks
to Richard Ben Cramer's bio of the Clipper.
DiMaggio, Cramer wrote, was at the ballpark that day, and one of the
hardest-hit areas in the Bay Area was The Marina, where DiMaggio
lived. So Joe got home as fast as he could, found his house was
OK, went inside, and came out clutching a garbage bag full of ... cash. $600,000. According to Cramer, local TV cameras caught him holding the bag, but nobody knew he kept a cash hoard at home.
This was one of the major themes of Cramer's book -- that DiMaggio was
greedy and miserly -- and this little anecdote really hammered that
home. An accurate portrayal? I don't know. But Cramer's a good writer,
the book is a great read, and that's what comes immediately to mind
when I recall the '89 quake and baseball. What a lousy thing to
--Jeff Merron
28Buster Douglas knocks out Mike Tyson
Has it been 14 years already? Fourteen years' worth of downward destruction for Mike Tyson? It can't be. Doesn't seem right.
I'm not a boxing fan. Never bought a pay-per-view in my life (although I think I once chipped in $5 at a friend's house to watch Foreman fight Holyfield). And there was no reason to watch Tyson beat up the unknown Buster Douglas.
But I did. Sort of. It was a cold night in Montana, where I was attending college. A group of us were coming back from somewhere -- dinner? party? tipping cows? -- when somebody says, "Tyson lost." What?
We scrambled to find a television with HBO, where the fight would be rebroadcast. Trying finding HBO on a college campus in Montana in 1990. Finally, we found a friend who had keys to the basement of the cafeteria, which was closed but had a little lounge area -- and a big-screen TV. It didn't have HBO, but the sound was good, even if the picture was a little fuzzy.
And there we "watched" the fight through the lines on the television, crowded together on a couple couches, some of us drinking beer out of paper bags (just in case), and listening to Jim Lampley call the destruction of Iron Mike.
--David Schoenfield
29Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan
Wow. Tonya just won't go away, will she? It should have been over a long time ago. She got some thugs to thwack her top rival. Kerrigan survived, and they faced each other in Lillehammer. Kerrigan got silver. Tonya broke her shoelace and cried. Kerrigan flubbed any chance at post-Olympic riches by dissing Mickey Mouse at Disneyworld.
These people should have been out of our lives a long time ago. It's a gripping little sordid tale, but . . .
Tonya won't let go of the limelight. Just when we've all forgotten about her, she pops up again -- in mugshots, in small news items involving violence with hubcaps, in wedding videos, in the boxing ring.
Kerrigan has pretty much disappeared from the gossip pages and glossy mags. I recall reading recently that she was happy to live quietly with her family, or something like that. Sounds okay to me.
But another major player in the episode has almost completely faded from the limelight. Connie Chung, was, at the time, co-anchor of the CBS Evening News (back when a few people still watched the network news). And she was crazy about Tonya. Back then you still hoped that one of the most visible journalists in the country would be concerned
with truly important issues. But not Connie. She went after the Tonya story harder like she was Woodward and Bernstein trying to pry apart the Nixon Gang.
She interviewed her on her "Eye to Eye" show. She chased her to Portland, and cozied up to her on a plane to Norway. Connie loved Harding's cheap story, and helped to blow it way out of proportion.
On "The Tonight Show," back then, Jay Leno told this joke in his monologue: "Tonya Harding came to a sudden stop, and Connie Chung broke her nose."
I had to look up the exact wording of that one. But I just remember, at the time, wondering what the heck CBS's top newswoman was doing in the middle of all that.
I still do.
--Jeff Merron
30Tyson disqualified for biting Holyfield's ear
Aside from its barbarity, the ear-chewing incidents were a clear sign that Mike Tyson, the boxer, was finished. The first bite -- remember, there were two, one for each ear -- may have been a heat-of-the-moment thing. The second, much more nasty one, when he actually removed a chunk of Holyfield's ear, was clearly premeditated.
I remember being a little frustrated by the moralizing that went on in the aftermath. Boxing's a brutal sport, and there have been much worse things that have happened in the ring -- deaths, for example. The problem was, and still is, that while true boxing fans want a good, straight match, the millions of casual pay-per-viewers expect some spectacle. Tyson gives it, promoters know to expect it, and folks pony up big dough for it.
I also found it sad, because Tyson became an international laughingstock. He's a deeply troubled man, a criminal, but there are things I like about him. He's smart. He does, I think, have a real sense of humor. And I believe he really seeks to be a better person.
But maybe I've been fooled. Mike can be who you want him to be. He's a good actor -- if you haven't seen "Black and White," go rent it and watch his scene with Robert Downey Jr.
--Jeff Merron


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Increased focus towards improved detector spatial resolution in PET has led to the use of smaller crystals in some form of light sharing detector design. In this work we evaluate two sampling techniques that can be applied during calibrations for pixelated detector designs in order to improve the reconstructed spatial resolution. The inter-crystal positioning technique utilizes sub-sampling in the crystal flood map to better sample the Compton scatter events in the detector. The Compton scatter rejection technique, on the other hand, rejects those events that are located further from individual crystal centers in the flood map. We performed Monte Carlo simulations followed by measurements on two whole-body scanners for point source data. The simulations and measurements were performed for scanners using scintillators with Zeff ranging from 46.9 to 63 for LaBr3 and LYSO, respectively. Our results show that near the center of the scanner, inter-crystal positioning technique leads to a gain of about 0.5-mm in reconstructed spatial resolution (FWHM) for both scanner designs. In a small animal LYSO scanner the resolution improves from 1.9-mm to 1.6-mm with the inter-crystal technique. The Compton scatter rejection technique shows higher gains in spatial resolution but at the cost of reduction in scanner sensitivity. The inter-crystal positioning technique represents a modest acquisition software modification for an improvement in spatial resolution, but at a cost of potentially longer data correction and reconstruction times. The Compton scatter rejection technique, while also requiring a modest acquisition software change with no increased data correction and reconstruction times, will be useful in applications where the scanner sensitivity is very high and larger improvements in spatial resolution are desirable.
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1 out of 1 found this review helpful
So far I have loved it. Bakes up fluffy and tastes good. I add extra flavoring to it to make sure it tastes good. I think the flavor overall is a little bland but with a little flavoring it is pretty good!
Heidi Posted on 10/14/2015
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Working with the white cake mix was great! The final product produced a nice consistence to form evenly round cake balls. I will buy this product again and recommend others as well!
Ana R. Posted on 06/20/2014
The white cake mix has a good flavor and it is so convenient- great for large quantities. I added several different flavors to the mix for variety and they turned out fine. A great base flavor !
Linda S. from BabyCakes Gourmet Posted on 07/28/2016
This cake mix took a little getting used to. We don't follow the directions anymore as it kept turning out runny and a pourable consistency. The flavor however is really good and we can do all sorts of things with it. adding food coloring or extracts is easy. Beware of the instructions, but otherwise, good buy!
Kelsey M. from Turntable Cafe Posted on 06/24/2016
Nice and fluffy
This comes out a little dry, but it is easy and it does make a very good cake. A little butter and vanilla flavoring and an egg...and everyone thinks that I made it from scratch.
Oliver C. Posted on 05/11/2016
I love this mix! It baked up evenly and is a great base for secret ingredients. It's convenient and the flavor and texture are great.
Devon J. from Edible Art Posted on 03/22/2016
I tried this mix to help costs for a large wedding. the texture was horrible, very grainy and had no taste at all. Three of the sheet cakes I tried to bake fell completely flat in the middle upon cooling. Not a good product. Nicki B. Personal home baker GA
Nicki B. Posted on 03/16/2016
I am unfortunately not a huge fan of this mix. I love the ease of only adding water, but baking it was horrible. The outside would get overdone while the middle would stay raw. I tried several things to fix this and none of them worked.
Stephanie L. Posted on 03/10/2016
I didn't like this product much, it came out pretty dry, even with added oil and egg. It also did not have very much flavor.
Leah W. Posted on 03/01/2016
I wanted to try another mix so I hought this mix. The texture is great if you add your own ingredients, I followed the instructions and the results were sort of a dry texture. Other than that I was thankful for the product.
Dalilah F. from metime Posted on 01/09/2016
This mix tried twice. Each time I baked exactly to manufacture directions. And each time the sides baked to fast, center was still raw. And the part that was baked tasted like a imitation vanilla. Thought it'd save some time, but it didn't.
Sandra D. from Northwest Cakes Posted on 12/16/2015
Just no. The flavor is awful. Generic . I even tried add ins and it didn't help. I would never serve this to my customers and I am so thankful that I didn't order a case!
Melissa D. from The Keystone Cupcakery Posted on 12/13/2015
I purchased this mix for some of my holiday baking this white cake mix was nice and moist and easy to use. One bag yielded me three full sheet Pineapple Upside Down Cakes.
Garry W. from jobabyllc Posted on 12/09/2015
Excellent flavor and moistness. The cake mix is easy to make and bakes consistently each time. It makes for a nice level cake as it bakes.
Mark H. Posted on 11/10/2015
This can be a hit or miss depending on the crowd. After reading other reviews I purchased two bags or so for testing. Be aware that one 5 lb bag is not the equivalent of five 1lb-ish boxes of supermarket style cake mix. Just as others have stated, this cake (to me) is not very good. I much prefer our scratch cake or the 50 lb cake mix from a local supplier. It took almost half a bottle of vanilla, a few beans, and some milk / pudding / cream to get it where i could enjoy it. I did use it on its own (with no added flavors or anything) for a cake. It was nicely received by the older crowd but not enjoyed by the younger crowd. With the added flavorings the younger crowd liked it better but not by much. The older crowd stood firm in their like for the bland one. As far as the vitals, it smells kinda nice and bakes up fluffy. It smells much better with some extracts added. Mixing is quick and easy however, it is very watery. The batter is so thin that it looks like it won't bake out but it will, so don't go tossing it way. It does darken quickly if you leave it in too long. It did not work well for sheet cakes but did well for cupcakes and small cakes. Cake pops were alright but that's more on what butter cream and chocolates you use. After it completely cools (in cake form) its outer layer is a bit more firm than normal cakes. It's getting cut off anyway for leveling but if you're using it as is, its kind of interesting. For cupcakes, it bakes up as a cupcake should. Opt for swiss meringue buttercream when using this. Somehow, to me at least, other buttercreams don't work well with this cake flavor. Imbibing and fruit fillings work well too.
Matthew M. from 8 Bit Bakeshop Posted on 10/26/2015
The White cake mix was a pretty good base for the cakes I was trying to make. I added almondmilk instead of water, and then I added vanilla. It baked well, and the consistency was good.
Daniele D. from Bake Me A Cake Posted on 10/01/2015
This cake mix is very versatile. You can add any flavorings to it.. Vanilla, butter almond, etc. Watch your bake time, and do not add too much water.
Jennifer R. from Delicious Cakes & Delights Posted on 09/28/2015
Watch your weighing, and bake time with this cake. It will come out a tad bit dry if even slightly over baked with using the mix on it's own. I like to add a mix of our secret ingredients, then, it comes out beautiful when used as a base for a white cake. The mix also tints well with gel food colors.
Marjorie G. from Sugarush Posted on 08/30/2015
White cake mix was more than easy to make. Cupcakes baked up nice and fluffy with and no one could tell that I changed the recipe.
Tiffanee L. from Tiffanee & Co. Bakery Posted on 07/14/2015
I have used this white cake mix for last minute desserts. It is convenient in that you only need to add water. As for flavor and moistness, make sure you do not overbake. The flavor is so so, and needs a spectacular, tasty icing to give it a flavor boost.
Barbara A. Posted on 06/26/2015
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2015 Guests and Attending Professionals
Caroll Spinney
Caroll Spinney has performed Big Bird and Oscar on Sesame Street since the show's inception in 1969. Prior to that, he performed on Bozo's Big Top in Boston for ten years, was a commercial artist and animator, and served in the Air Force.
Some of the highlights of Caroll's career include: international appearances in China, Japan, Australia, and Europe; several visits to the White House; conducting orchestras across the US and Canada; starring in Follow that Bird; and winning four Emmys, two Grammys, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and the Library of Congress's Living Legend award.
Caroll lives with his wife, Debra, in New England. They have three children.
Leslie Carrara-Rudolph
Leslie Carrara-Rudolph is a multifaceted entertainer, artist, writer, voice actress, song writer, and puppeteer best known for her work on Sesame Street as Abby Cadabby (5 Emmy nominations) and a variety of other characters for Sesame Workshop. Film, TV, and animation credits include Forgetting Sarah Marshal, Muppets, Muppets Tonight, Johnny and the Sprites, Tough Puppy, Simpsons, Electric Company, and the voice match for Izma (Ertha Kit) for the Walt Disney company. Leslie tours the country doing her original live shows, workshops, and outreach. She has received two Jim Henson Foundation Grants and an UNIMA Citation of excellence for her musical Wake Up Your Weird. Leslie and her husband Paul Rudolph are currently producing a radio show style podcast for families called "Lolly's Radio Playdate" which features her band The Red Hot Lemonheads and special guests. Leslie also known for Lolly Lardpop and Granny Dot, two of her most beloved characters. Visit her at www.lesliecarrara-rudolph.com and www.lollysradioplaydate.com.
Steve Whitmire
As a core performer with the Muppets, Steve Whitmire's primary original characters include Rizzo the Rat, Lips the trumpet player, and Miss Piggy's dog Foo-Foo from The Muppet Show, Wembley Fraggle, Sprocket the Dog, Marlon Fraggle, and Flange Doozer from Fraggle Rock, Bean Bunny, Flash and Waldo C. Graphic from The Jim Henson Hour, Andy Pig and Mr. Poodlepants from Muppets Tonight, and Jake the Polar Bear from Jim Henson's Animal Show with Stinky and Jake, as well as dozens of other featured characters. Additionally, he performed Robbie and B.P. Richfield for the television series Dinosaurs.
Steve also performs Statler and Beaker, originally performed by Richard Hunt, and Link Hogthrob, The Muppet Newsman, and Kermit the Frog, originally performed by Jim Henson, as well as Sesame Street's Ernie after Henson''s death until 2014.
Born in Atlanta, Georgia, Whitmire remembers with particular affection a toy Rowlf the Dog from the Jimmy Dean days. He developed an early passion for the Muppets from watching Jim Henson's appearances on variety shows and Sesame Street, and was making his own puppets by the sixth grade. He began his first professional job as a puppeteer prior to graduating high school at an Atlanta theme park.
This initial job led to invaluable local television experience with his puppets. At a Southeastern Regional Puppetry Festival, Whitmire met Carroll Spinney (Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch from Sesame Street) who suggested he contact Henson Associates about an audition. At the age of 19, Whitmire auditioned for Jim Henson who decided to start him as a performer during the third season of The Muppet Show in 1978. Whitmire finished his first season on The Muppet Show, got married and headed to Hollywood to work on the first Muppet feature, all in the same month.
Whitmire has performed in nearly every Muppet production since, including numerous made-for-television Muppet movies and specials such as A Muppet Family Christmas, John Denver & The Muppets Rocky Mountain Holiday, The Christmas Toy, It's A Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie, The Muppets Wizard of Oz, Studio DC Almost Live, and Letters to Santa, to name a few. He has worked on several direct to home video releases including Muppet Classic Theater, and he played a ten year old Kermit the Frog for Kermit's Swamp Years. Television series credits include The Muppet Show, Fraggle Rock, The Jim Henson Hour, the ABC primetime series Dinosaurs, Jim Henson's Animal Show with Stinky and Jake, Sesame Street, and Muppets Tonight.
Whitmire's theatrical film credits include The Muppet Movie, The Great Muppet Caper, The Dark Crystal, The Muppets Take Manhattan, Dreamchild, The Witches, Labyrinth, The Muppet Christmas Carol, Muppet Treasure Island, Muppets From Space, Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium, The Muppets, and Muppets Most Wanted. He has also worked on albums including The Playground with Tony Bennett, Muppet Beach Party, and Kermit Unpigged.
In addition to the mass of Muppet related production, Whitmire has also performed his Muppet characters world wide in hundreds of appearances from The Queens Jubilee: Party at the Palace and Royal Command Performances, to presidential inaugurations and commencement speeches at major colleges and universities. Even with a significant list of credits, Whitmire maintains that his favorite work is still the mostly improvised small appearances and interviews on variety and news programs.
For a comprehensive list of credits, check: http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Steve_Whitmire#Puppeteer_Credits
Pam Arciero
Pam Arciero is the Artistic Director of the National Puppetry Conference at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center and a principal puppeteer with Sesame Street and Between the Lions, performing numerous characters, most notably Grundgetta Grouch and Leona Lion, respectively. Pam has worked on many adult and children's programs including Blue's Clues Blue's Room, Chappell's Show, Allegra's Window, The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss, TV Funhouse, Eureeka's Castle, and The Great Space Coaster. She has performed in commercials and films, including Fuze, Zappos, Swiftcover Insurance (UK), Sundance Myths, Sundance Film Festival, Extreme Measures, Little Monsters, and Follow That Bird. As a stage director, Pam directed Elmo's World Live, Oscar's Big Game Show, Gotta Dance, Big Bird's Beach Party, Count Down to Halloween, and A Sesame Christmas, for Sea World Orlando; Port Aventura, Spain; Beaches Resorts Jamaica; Turks and Caicos; and Sesame Place; Open Sesame (Sesame Street) for Saudi Arabia, and Disney's Wahoo Wagon at the El Capitan Theater in Los Angeles. She has directed the short film Whiskey Neat, and Between the Lions and Oobi for television. Pam has taught for the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts, the University of Hawaii, California State University, Fresno, Sesame Street International and the University of Connecticut. Pam is the secretary of the Board of Directors for the Henson Foundation. She holds an Undergraduate Degree in Theater from the University of Hawaii and a Master's Degree in Puppetry from the University of Connecticut.
Tyler Bunch
Tyler has been working as a professional performer based in New York City for the last 22 years (living in Connecticut since 2000.) His career has seen him in regional theater, Off Broadway, the small screen, the silver screenm and now digital screens as puppeteer, actor/singer, and voice artist. His "big break" in the puppetry world was on the show Bear in the Big Blue House where he performed Treelo, Pop, and Doc Hogg. Mr.Bunch received an Emmy for his work as creative producer on the children's literacy program Word World and was nominated for a directing Emmy for another PBS program: It's A Big, Big World. Here are some career highlights:
• Rex and Randy's Room (local series in Tampa, FL)
• Cable Ace Award for Local Programming '92 and '93
Performed Rex, Set construction, Prop Assist
• Attended Muppet Workshops lead by Jane Henson '93
• Sesame Street (PBS television series) '93 - 2004
Assistant Muppeteer
• Scenic carpenter for the Julliard School '94-'96
• Bear in the Big, Blue House (Henson/Disney television series) '97 - 2001
Principal Muppeteer (Treelo, Pop, Doc Hogg)
• Between the Lions (PBS television series) '98 - 2010
Puppeteer for first three seasons, VO artist only for later seasons
• Muppets From Space (feature film) '99
Muppet Performer
• The Book of Pooh (Disney television series) 2001 - 2003
CGI and puppet staging director
Principal puppeteer (Tigger)
• OOBI (Nickelodeon/Noggin/Little Airplane) 2003 - 2007
Principal puppeteer (Grampu)
• It's a Big, Big World (PBS series) 2005 - 2007
CGI and Puppet Staging Director
Principal Puppeteer (Winslow)
Director 7 episodes
Nominated for Daytime Emmy for Direction in a Children's Series 2006
• Muppets Wizard of Oz (made for TV movie) 2005
Muppet Performer
• Sesame Street (PBS series and home videos) 2005 - Present
Seasonal Contract Muppeteer
• Sesame Beginnings (Home video series) 2006 - 2007
Principal Muppeteer (Baby Cookie Monster)
• SeeMore's Playhouse (PBS series). 2006 - 2008
Director (4 episodes)
• Puppet Up! Uncensored (TV special) 2006
Principal puppet performer (improvising ensemble)
• Blue's Room (Nickelodeon series) 2006
Principal Puppet performer (Dress-Up Chest, Candle)
• Word World (animated series PBS) 2007 - 2011
Puppet design and fabrication (pilot only)
Creative Producer
Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Children's Animated Program 2007
• A Muppets Christmas: Letters To Santa (TV Movie) 2008
Principal Muppeteer (pigeon wife, Postal Snail)
• The Electric Company (PBS Series) 2009 - 2011
Voice Over Artist (Jack Bowser, others)
• Late Night Liars (Game Show Network series) 2010
Principal Puppeteer (Sir Sebastian Simian)
• Air New Zealand (worldwide ad campaign) 2010 - 2011
Principal puppeteer (Rico)
Writer and staging coordinator
• The Muppets Kitchen with Cat Cora (Web Series for Disney) 2010-2011
Principal Muppeteer (Angelo the co-host)
• The Muppets (feature film) 2011
Principal schedule F Muppeteer (Foozie, Thog, others)
Puppet Captain for second unit (puppet special effects consultant)
• Abby's Flying Fairy School (PBS series) 2012 - 2013
Principal Voice Talent (Niblet, Gene the Genie, others)
Kidscreen Award for Voice Ensemble 2013
• Muppets Most Wanted (feature film) 2014
Principal Muppeteer LA ensemble (The Bulls)
Over Tyler's 22 year career in the television and film industry he has been a part of countless other pilots, ad campaigns and smaller video projects as talent, director and consultant. For the last several years he has also been a member of the staff at the National Puppetry Conference at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center.
Cheryl Henson
Cheryl Henson serves on the Board of Directors for The Jim Henson Company. She is also the President of The Jim Henson Foundation, an organization promoting the art of puppetry in the United States through grants to artists and theater presenters.
As the President of The Jim Henson Foundation, Ms. Henson is an ardent advocate of contemporary puppetry. Since 1982, the Foundation has awarded over 700 grants to more than 300 American puppet artists for the creation and development of innovative new works. Ms. Henson oversees a competitive granting process to encourage the best in puppet theater. (Visit www.hensonfoundation.org for more on The Jim Henson Foundation.)
Ms. Henson executive produced the award winning biennial Henson International Festival of Puppet Theater from 1992 to 2000. These five festivals presented 136 different productions from 31 countries in 24 theaters throughout New York City. The Festival won both the Drama Desk and the OBIE Award, received coverage from prestigious sources including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Vanity Fair, CBS Sunday Morning, and National Public Radio, and is widely acknowledged as having changed the perception of puppet theater today. (For more on these festivals visit www.hensonfestival.org)
Ms. Henson served as a Vice President of The Jim Henson Company from 1992 until 2000. During this time she was the liaison between The Jim Henson Company and Children's Television Workshop (now Sesame Workshop), the producer of Sesame Street, working closely with production teams on Sesame Street shows both here and abroad. Ms. Henson believes in the power of puppets to educate as well as entertain; to transcend cultural differences and to communicate in a universal language. Having repurchased the company in 2003 with her siblings, Ms. Henson is excited to be back working with the New York branch of The Jim Henson Company where the renowned Sesame Street Muppets continue to be designed and built.
In 1994, Cheryl and the Muppet Workshop created a book to help children explore their imaginations by making puppets out of everyday objects. The Muppets Make Puppets, published by Workman Press, sold more than 100,000 copies.
Cheryl built puppets while in high school for The Muppet Show (1976-1979) and before college on The Dark Crystal (1982). After graduating from Yale (l984) with a degree in History, Cheryl continued to work on films and television specials as a puppet and mask maker. Her work is seen in the film Labyrinth (l986) and The Tale of the Bunny Picnic (1986). In l987, Cheryl earned a degree in textile design from the Fashion Institute of Technology and returned to Jim Henson's Creature Shop™ in London where she worked on the Storyteller and Mother Goose Stories. Later, she worked as an Art Director for Song of the Cloud Forest, a segment of The Jim Henson Hour, which was nominated for an Emmy and won a Monitor Award for Best Achievement in Entertainment Series.
Cheryl lives in New York City with her husband and their two children.
Karen Falk
Karen Falk is archives director at The Jim Henson Company and curator of The Jim Henson Legacy / Smithsonian traveling exhibition "Jim Henson's Fantastic World." She is also the author of Imagination Illustrated. She lives in Bronxville, New York.
Steve Troop
Steve Troop started his career in 1996 as one of the first cartoonists to publish on the Internet. His online comic strip, "Melonpool" ran daily for ten years, but in 2005, he took a hiatus from the strip to focus his career on puppetry. He currently resides in Los Angeles, CA, is co-owner of Puppet Design Studios and works as a puppet designer, fabricator, and puppeteer.
Steve began building puppets of his characters to interact with fans at comic conventions. Starting mainly as a hobby, he eventually graduated to working professionally as an illustrator, designing and eventually building puppets for Trace Adkins' music video "Brown Chicken, Brown Cow," Glee, Grocery Outlet Bargain Market, Ed Sheeran's 2014 Best Male Music Video of the Year "Sing" and Nike's "MVPuppets" commercials.
He most recently designed and built several costumes, puppets and props for the 2015 Hollywood Fringe Festival show, Alien vs. Musical, based on HR Giger's Alien designs from the 1979 classic film. He also co-wrote the show -- the story of everyone's favorite {and not so favorite) musical characters being killed off one-by-one by the Alien.
Steve still updates "Melonpool" daily at melonpool.com , having rebooted the strip in late 2014. The Melonpool puppets have also appeared on Kevin Smith's website quickstopentertainment.com (now asitecalledfred.com ) and (uncredited) in Comic Book: The Movie starring Mark Hamill and Billy West.
As an artist, he also has worked as an animator on the early FOX animated series, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes and more recently as a storyboard artist on an as-yet-unreleased animated feature film.
His professional puppeteering credits include Glee and Teen Titans: Go! as well as several web-based greeting cards for American Greetings. He's also working on a feature-length film, Melonpool: The Motion Picture.
BJ Guyer
BJ Guyer is the co-owner of Puppet Design Studio in Los Angeles, CA and has been working professionally as a puppet designer, fabricator, puppeteer, and producer in the live entertainment, television, and motion picture industries for the last 25 years. He is also a Master instructor for the Stan Winston School of Character Arts in puppet design and construction.
He is most notably known as a producer, puppeteer, and puppet builder for Comedy Central's Crank Yankers which ran for 5 seasons and ultimately led to his move from New York to Los Angeles. He built, voiced, and puppeteered the Character of "Jabby" opposite Robert DeNiro on the feature film Grudge Match and has appeared as a puppeteer on other notable films like Muppets From Space, Team America, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, The Muppets, and the currently in production Yamasong: March of the Hollows. Along with Crank Yankers, his television puppetry has been seen on Disney Channel's The Book of Pooh, Elmo videos and Holiday videos for Sesame Street, Between the Lions for PBS, the MAD Magazine Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Chowder, Saul of the Mole Men, and Glee which also featured an entire cast of puppets designed and built by his company. He has also worked closely with Warner Brothers Animation to develop puppet versions of Hanna Barbera characters like A Pup named Scooby Doo, Captain Caveman, Ricochet Rabbit, and Deputy Droopalong.
He has worked freelance with many of the other FX shops in Los Angeles as well including: Legacy Effects, the Jim Henson Creature Shop, Chiodo Brothers, and The Character Shop building everything from full size dinosaurs, talking Tostitos bags, and celebrity character likenesses to very recognizable original characters like Bob Newhart's sidekick "Gino Neutrino" from Big Bang Theory and "Lil Dez" from Nike's Most Valuable Puppet campaign.
BJ's puppetry and characters have also made their mark on the music industry appearing on a World Tour with Beck and music videos with artists like Eminem, Trace Adkins, Toby Keith, Katy Perry, Islands,
His commercial credits include clients like: Toyota, Nike, LG, General Mills, Disney, Sprint, State Farm, Tostitos, Benjamin Moore, Carfax, Denny's, Burger King, Grocery Outlet, Slim Jim, Boost Mobile, Norton Antivirus, and Delta Air Lines.
Debbie McClellan
Debbie McClellan is Vice President of The Muppets Studio. In addition to aiding and abetting the antics of one legendary frog, a pig who has a wardrobe that blows away most A-list celebrities and supermodels alike, chickens, penguins and other zany and beloved characters, she oversees production, talent relations, and serves as creative lead for the Muppet brand at The Walt Disney Company (TWDC). In addition, McClellan supervises production on all Muppet related content in film, television, in-home entertainment, online, marketing/publicity, promotions and music initiatives.Under her guidance, the Muppets have made appearances on many high-profile shows such as Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Good Morning America, The View, Dancing with the Stars, and The Voice to name just a few. In 2011, the Muppets reunited in the feature film, The Muppets, one of the year's best-reviewed films and returned to the big screen in Muppets Most Wanted which was released March 2014.
Prior to this role, McClellan was Director of The Muppets Studio for TWDC, where she was instrumental in launching dozens of viral videos with a total of over 52M hits worldwide, including the multiple Webby Award-winning "Muppets' Bohemian Rhapsody" parody video.
Preceding Disney, McClellan served as Vice President of Corporate Communications and Publicity for The Jim Henson Company. She remains the liaison between The Jim Henson Company, the Henson family, The Jim Henson Legacy, and TWDC to this day.
McClellan received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Southern California. She resides in Marina del Rey, CA.
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|The Sci-Fi Janitors
The two little guys who started it all, Bob and Carl are Dragon Con's little yellow puppet ambassadors. You can catch their geeky antics on DCTV. Once again they will be your hosts for an incredible 5th year of The Late Night Puppet Slam bringing you the very best in geeky adult puppet shows to the biggest puppet slam in the world!
|Stacey Gordon
Stacey Gordon is an improviser and puppeteer in Phoenix, Arizona, where she's been building puppets, teaching, and performing in Puppet Slams since 2001. Stacey co-directs & puppeteers for The Bob & Angus Show, a web-series produced for Mayfair Games. Her puppets have been featured in music videos, commercials, and on ABC's The View.
|Kathleen O'Shea David
Kathleen O'Shea David started working with puppets when she was 2 and over 40 years later she is still "wiggling dolls" for fun and profit. Along the way she picked up a quite few more skills and careers. She has done just about everything from cancer research to rock and roll. Some of her favorite jobs have been in puppetry, theater, and publishing. With her husband Peter David, she adapted the first four issues of the Japanese Manga Negima. She is a published writer with a Doctor Who story in the Big Finish anthology Short Trips: Qualities of Leadership among others. She worked on Star Wars: The New Jedi Order with Shelly Shapiro. She has had a number of short stories in published in various anthologies. Her costumes have won awards at various science fiction conventions both for performance and workmanship. She has also created costumes for film and stage. She is a former employee of the Center for Puppetry Arts here in Atlanta. Her puppets are in collections all over the world. She created the series Headcases with her husband. Her work can be found in the Dragon Con Art Show and on the Dragon Con Puppet Slam stage.
|Madison J Cripps
A professional puppeteer since 2006, Madison J, Cripps brings his unique hand-carved wooden marionettes to life with song, improvised interaction, and puns.
|Matthew Laird
Matthew Robert C. Laird is a designer, fabricator, and puppeteer who works as the assistant supervisor of the Fabrication and Finishing shop at Animax Designs.
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Wind - Wallpaper pack by mauricioestrellaWatch
©2007-2016 mauricioestrella
Yay for photoshop! OS X aqua + Vista aurora mix.
Hope u like these.
Hope u like these.
Excellent work!
awesome work
realy nice ..
Ultra-cool tio. Cada vez que me paso por tu galeria y veo algo nuevo siempre pasa lo mismo
Ave Mauricius!
Ave Mauricius!
Jajajaja muchas gracias mi estimado Bobbybro
No problemo tio, este wall es increible en serio, seguiste la misma técnica que en tu video-tuto? wow, el efecto como de desenfoque de las capas es genial!.
Great !
Very nice man :0
very nice.
These are wicked.
I like these a lot. Great job
Once again - good set
"The bait" is much much better than this, 1/12.
I dont care
I don't get it. You make such great walls and skins. Why not themes for your phone?
I dunno, but actually, its agreat idea. I might try to do one... *thinks*
don't think! Just make. I am certain that it will look great from what I see of your work.
Thanks a lot! I'll try. I have a question... to make it compatible with most models, based on which one should I work? I have a w600, but the screen size could be bigger on recent models?
I could be greedy and say go make one compatible with K800 since it is a new phone but seeing you have a W600 you can make one for yours which is also compatible for W810 models or for K750/W800 the differences are so small. the only difference I recall is input 1 on your phone is larger so it's really up to you. It is always good to make themes for your own phone model for testing. The major problems we face are gradient issues so I'd stick to small screens fro now and pray you get a p990 someday to use your themes hahaha or at least k800 or something. Well any way if you need anything don't hesitate to ask.
on my Windows Vista looks great! lol
Looks great my friend
Looks great!
Great concept, great execution...joder, digo te quedaron de vicio mani!. . A ver si consigo hacer algo decente con tu tuto, de momento lo que me está saliendo es muy feo tio . I´m trying man.
Muchas gracias bro jajajaja... Que bueno que te hayan gustado
Tus trabajos son muy buenos también! Espero seguir viendo más!
Tus trabajos son muy buenos también! Espero seguir viendo más!
Muy bonitos amigo


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In B/X, monsters have more various attacks. For example, an Owlbear has: 2 claw/1 Bite that deals 1d8 damage each. But how does this work? Can they use one attack per turn or all their attacks in one turn? Do they have to roll "to hit" for every attack or just one for all their attacks? Do they have to attack just one target or more?
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They get all their attacks every round, and roll to hit separately for them. They can even move and use all their attacks—it's not like D&D 3e, with its "full attack" limitation!
They can split up their multiple attacks against as many engaged opponents as they like. The exception to that is if the description specifically says that they have to attack the same target, but that's pretty rare.
Sometimes you'll see a line like "claw/claw/bite or weapon", in which case they get one set or the other, not all of them: e.g., two claw attacks and one bite, or one weapon attack; not 2 claws, a bite, and a weapon attack.
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I found that this product was great until my daughter was about 9 months old. At that point, she was just too large to fit well into the chair under the tray. She wasn't old enough to use the product just as a booster seat yet, so we had to purchase a full-sized high chair. It worked well for the first 9 months. Now that she's ready to begin using it as a booster seat (she's two), we're expecting another baby and will probably use it as that baby's first chair until he outgrows it. Turns out we needed to purchase a booster seat and high chair more than just this one chair. She is 6 months old in the picture, so you can see that at 9 months, the seat just wasn't suitable anymore.
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To European explorers, it was Eden, a paradise of waist-high grasses, towering stands of walnut, maple, chestnut, and oak, and forests that teemed with bears, wolves, raccoons, beavers, otters, and foxes. Today, it is the site of Broadway and Wall Street, the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty, and the home of millions of people, who have come from every corner of the nation and the globe. In Gotham, Edwin G. Burrows and Mike Wallace have produced a monumental work of history, one that ranges from the Indian tribes that settled in and around the island of Manna-hata, to the consolidation of the five boroughs into Greater New York in 1898. It is an epic narrative, a story as vast and as varied as the city it chronicles, and it underscores that the history of New York is the story of our nation. Readers will relive the tumultuous early years of New Amsterdam under the Dutch West India Company, Peter Stuyvesant's despotic regime, Indian wars, slave resistance and revolt, the Revolutionary War and the defeat of Washington's army on Brooklyn Heights, the destructive seven years of British occupation, New York as the nation's first capital, the duel between Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton, the Erie Canal and the coming of the railroads, the growth of the city as a port and financial center, the infamous draft riots of the Civil War, the great flood of immigrants, the rise of mass entertainment such as vaudeville and Coney Island, the building of the Brooklyn Bridge and the birth of the skyscraper. Here too is a cast of thousands--the rebel Jacob Leisler and the reformer Joanna Bethune; Clement Moore, who saved Greenwich Village from the city's street-grid plan; Herman Melville, who painted disillusioned portraits of city life; and Walt Whitman, who happily celebrated that same life. We meet the rebel Jacob Leisler and the reformer Joanna Bethune; Boss Tweed and his nemesis, cartoonist Thomas Nast; Emma Goldman and Nellie Bly; Jacob Riis and Horace Greeley; police commissioner Theodore Roosevelt; Colonel Waring and his "white angels" (who revolutionized the sanitation department); millionaires John Jacob Astor, Cornelius Vanderbilt, August Belmont, and William Randolph Hearst; and hundreds more who left their mark on this great city. The events and people who crowd these pages guarantee that this is no mere local history. It is in fact a portrait of the heart and soul of America, and a book that will mesmerize everyone interested in the peaks and valleys of American life as found in the greatest city on earth. Gotham is a dazzling read, a fast-paced, brilliant narrative that carries the reader along as it threads hundreds of stories into one great blockbuster of a book.
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Here at work, we're starting to contemplate the implications of switching from windows XP to windows 7. We have thin clients using XP embedded and Citrix metaframe 4.5 that print to network printers (Konica Minolta's and HP's) and Desktop/Laptop users on XP. We also would like to start moving the servers to Windows 2008 R2, currently we use Windows 2003 r2 and Windows 2008 sp1. The main issue is some of the Windows 7 users would likely be on 64-bit for various reasons, and so we would need 2 copies of the print driver for both 32-bit and 64-bit clients. It seems the only way to install 32bit drivers on windows server 2008 r2 is through some odd remote install process and the name has to match the 64-bit version.
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I believe it's on sale for $179 at Johnstone.
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I've seen this much accumulation in a 3 month span... :)
I hate techs like you. Now, I have to take the straps off to read the mfd rating on the caps... It's easier to read the info from the box...
Maybe, this tech was sponsored by "Besttech"? Free...
Sounds like an I-D-10-T Error code...
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Whenever I encounter a situation like this, I call the local supplier. The would date the unit for me. At the same time, I would ask them for a copy of their serial date coding. They are usually...
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+ 1 I have the same setup. Milwaukee has a 5 year warranty, awesome customer service. :-)
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I need the APK, it's free on google market/play. For some reason I can't download it.
Your suction pressure is high. Reversing valves not fully engaging? Udarrel is on to something here.
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I see a lot of those disconnects. Installed just like that.
i used to fix laundry equipment, the pump sometimes gets clogged with articles of clothing.
i cant tell you the countless times i pull thongs out in front of the customer.
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here in chicago i opened an AC unit and it smelled real bad.
upon further investigation i found out that a snake has shedded its skin inside the unit.
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i thought i misread that post. i had to go back and re-read it.
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the furnace and a/c coming on at the same time sounds like a short.
just like everyone one here is saying, a good tech will be able to rule out everything else and pinpoint exactly where your short...
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In 1789 the people of France began the French Revolution. The revolution brought down their king and made France a republic-a country ruled by the people. This republic did not last, but France never returned to its old, unequal form of society. In addition, the ideas of the French Revolution spread to many other countries.
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The French people overthrew their ancient government in 1789. They took as their slogan the famous phrase "Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite"-Liberty, Equality, Fraternity. Equality, or doing away with privilege, was the most important part of the slogan to the French revolutionists. For equality they were willing to sacrifice their political liberty. They did this when they accepted the rule of Napoleon I. Fraternity, or brotherhood with all men, was also sacrificed. However, they did win equality before the law.


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First of all, he's my nephew, who I watch about 50 hours a week, so while I do experience this first-hand, it's more on behalf of his parents that I'm posting this. He's had stomach issues since day one. Rarely spit-up, more intestinal. Hard time pooping and passing gas, waking up frequently, fussing and pulling his legs up to his chest, etc. Food intolerances run in his family, so his mother has methodically been removing foods from her diet over the months, and it has definitely helped, but at 8 months he still isn't sleeping through the night AT ALL, not napping with much regularity, and every few weeks he seems to go through a bout of general fussiness and discomfort. He's been to their family doctor several times, who up until recently, was sticking with the food intolerance explanation. However, he has recently referred them to an actual pediatrician, who has suggested two weeks of acid reflux meds and a visit with an allergy specialist to possibly fine-tune the diet situation. If after two weeks they don't see an improvement, she'll refer them to a GI specialist. I might think of more details as responses come in- I'm sure there's something I'm forgetting. But my question is, has anybody been through this kind of thing? And if so, what was the result? I've tried doing some internet searching but it's always the usual culprits that come up; colic and special sleep bolsters and whatnot. At this point, we're preeetty sure that's not gonna cut it. The poor thing is miserable!
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I'm interested about this too because my 7 mo dd is the same! My ped said it was normal though and all I can do is give her some probiotics. BioGaia actually works well for her. However, I still feel she has some sensitivities that are not being addressed.
I'm interested about this too because my 7 mo dd is the same! My ped said it was normal though and all I can do is give her some probiotics. BioGaia actually works well for her. However, I still feel she has some sensitivities that are not being addressed.
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I'm sorry to hear you feel your ped isn't addressing all the issues! And it's hard to demand tests if you have NO CLUE about what direction to go... which is part of why I wanted to open the topic for discussion.
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Is he able to eat puréed or solid food yet? I only ask because I have a friend who's 1 year old has had similar stomach issues and is just now starting puréed food. She ended up having an infection in her gut and has to take antibiotics every day plus a laxative. Her food stays in her gut to long and keeps the infection going so the antibiotic helps her digest it and keeps it under control. His parents may want to have his white blood cell count checked just to see if its elevated (which could mean infection). Sorry I couldn't be more help. Good luck to you all!
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Posted 01/29/2013
That sounds reasonable- especially the white blood cell count; easy enough to check on anyway! They have tried giving him a rice-puff-cracker-thingy and it gave him hives, which is how they discovered rice to be one of his many intolerances. After that they kind of stopped trying to introduce anything solid for a while. Because he's so sensitive, they are being really careful about making lot of changes, or more than one change at a time. Thanks for the input!


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I receive the following error when trying to run applications that require .net Framework 3.5:
Could not load file or assembly 'System.Core, Version=184.108.40.206, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089' or one of its dependencies. The module was expected to contain an assembly manifest.
I've tried numerous fixes, such as reinstalling through ad/remove software, copying the .net folder over from a clean windows 7 install, and running the .net cleanup tool.
Just wondering if anyone has run into this issue before, or has an idea on how to fix it.