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Casts: Udhayanidhi Stalin, Amy Jackson, Sathyaraj, Karunakaran, Vikranth
Music: Harris Jeyraj
Language: Tamil
Genre: Action thriller
Music: Harris Jeyraj
Language: Tamil
Genre: Action thriller
Even after three films. producer-turned-actor Udhayanidhi Stalin, was not taken seriously by the cine audience as a complete actor. After a series of comedy entertainers, the actor has stepped up his game with a revamp of his look for this action thriller directed by 'Maan Karate' fame, Thirukumaran. Will this make over succeed? Will director Thirukumaran churn out another hit after a flying start to his career?
Gethu's story is not as complex as promoted. The film starts with a simple thread of mission of a sniper, David Christopher (Vikranth) who wants to kill a scientist named, Dr. Adbul Kamaal. On the other end lives Sethu (Udhayanidhi) peacefully with his family. Eventually these two tracks converge and Sethu's dad Thulasi Raman (Sathyaraj) is pulled into the murder case of the scientist. How Sethu strives to clear his dad's name forms the crux of the story.
Story – Screenplay
Similar to 'Maan Karate', director Thiukumaran has once again come up with an interesting concept of sniper and assassination. He shows real finesse in creating good atmosphere of thrill and exhilarating action scenes. But is visual exuberance only enough to sustain as an engaging thriller?
The main problem with 'Gethu' is that it works more on the thrilling environment rather than the content. The slow-mo walking scenes and Vikranth's 30-second stare to the audiences are clearly director's decision to play with the intensity. Does it work? Clearly no. Instead if Thirukumaran have worked more on the stakes of the Sethu's character, the film might be inclined in emotions. The entire first half is wasted with a romance track that looks seriously misplaced. Does it work? Again, no!
Therefore, by the time the film stumbles past its barriers towards the climax, the audience gets disconnected from the story and Thirukumaran loses his grip on the plot.
Casting & Performance
Udhayanidhi looks toned and confident with a revamped look. He has improved in emotional scenes but might need some work on dance and stunts. Other than that, we can certainly see a refreshing performance from Udhayanidhi.
Amy Jackson looks a million dollar in the film but again dons a typecast 'Iyangar' (Brahmin) Tamil girl in the film. Convincing? I will leave it up to the audiences to decide. Sathayraj is the biggest asset in the film and veteran shines with experience. Probably the only character we might invest our emotions on. We do see traces of Vikranth's acting prowess but it gets diluted due to weak characterization.
Thirukumaran's technical team is the best thing that happened for Gethu and Sukumar's camera work, tops the list. He arresting visuals and locales are sheer pleasant to the eye. The stunts in the action block gives the 'mass' impact at times to this self claimed 'class' film.
Harris Jeyraj's songs are mixed bag while the BGM is loud. The extremely talented music composer disappoints once again with his insipid work.
Arresting visuals and sleek treatment couldn't save this uninspired, dreary thriller.
Rating: 2.5/5


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Posted on Friday, November 18th, 2016 by Angie Han
A new Mortal Kombat movie has been in development for a few years already without much to show for it, to the point where it was easy to forget a Mortal Kombat movie was in development at all. But in recent months, we started hearing rumblings that the film was getting back on track. And now today, it's taking a giant leap forward. Commercials director Simon McQuoid has been set to direct the video game adaptation, which is being produced by James Wan for New Line.
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When I ran in high school, I had used pads until a friend of mine introduced me to tampons, I found that when I wore them, I was a bit uncomfortable and if I didn't have the right ones, I would leak. I also noticed that I would begin feeling nauseous, not sure why. When I stopped running, I would normally use pads, even though of course they were not the most comfortable, they were better than leaking and feeling sick. Since I started running again, I realized when running longer, pads would not work, so I went and bought a box of tampons. It just always seemed like the only other option. I dealt with the same issues when running: feeling uncomfortable, nauseous and fear of leakage. I reached my last straw when I ran 10 miles with the half marathon group a month ago and had a very bad experience. I decided then I would start researching other options and really wanted to see what other women long distance runners where using instead of tampons. That is when I came across Instead and the Softcup challenge.
They came in the mail right away and I instantly opened up the box it came in. There was a paper that explained the challenge and a month/2 month supply of Softcups (depending on your cycle)
I decided to open up the Softcup box and take out one Softcup...
It came nicely sealed in a small purple wrapping, just as a pad or tampon comes in. Before I opened the wrapping I decided to open up the pamphlet that came along (which one of my girls had already looked through if you notice the wrinkled pamphlet!! ) It came with all the information I needed. Here is some of the information I read:
It start off with a question: How does Softcup compare to tampons and pads?
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I had to wait about a week to officially use the SoftCups. I have to admit I was kinda nervous trying something new. The pamphlet also came with a "how to" page with illustrations, I, of course read the how to a couple of times before I was confident that I could insert correctly.
Here are the steps:
1.) With clean hands, and sitting on the toilet (which is the recommended position) Hold Softcup so that the bottom of the cup hangs down.
Squeeze the opposite sides of the rim together.
2.) Keeping the rim squeezed together, Insert Softcup completely into your vagina. When you are sitting, your vaginal canal is horizontal, sloping slightly downward and back as far as it will go. It will slide into place under the cervix and behind the pubic bone.
3.) The Softcup then conforms to your internal shape, forming a personal shape. When inserted properly, you shouldn't feel it. Softcup fits in the natural space under the cervix and next to your pubic bone. If you feel something in the vaginal canal, the cup is not placed far enough inside of you.
Okay so I started on Saturday night. I decided I would give the Softcup a try while going to church the next morning.
After relaxing and rereading the instructions carefully I inserted the soft cup. Then continued on with getting my girls ready for church. It didn't hurt but it did feel a bit uncomfortable. When I came home, I did not have any leakage whatsoever, but I felt like I may have not inserted it all the way. I decided to take it out and try it again.
Here are the directions for taking the Softcup out:
4.) To remove Softcup, sit on the toilet with your knees apart. Insert your finger into the vagina. Feel your pubic bone- the Softcup rim will be right behind it. Hook your finger under the rim. Slowly pull Softcup out of your body keeping it horizontal and level. Do not pull down like you would with a tampon, as this can lead to spillage. Place the Softcup inside the wrapper or wrap it in tissue and throw away.
So after reading the directions. I went on ahead and took the Softcup out. I think since I was a bit nervous, I did not pull it out correctly and I did get (SORRY)... blood on my finger. I also didn't have anything prepared for when I was going to throw it away so that was another messy issue.
I went on ahead and inserted another Softcup. I made sure I pushed it as far as it would go and began getting ready for the rest of my day. My girls and I planned on going back to church for a Fun Fest, where there was Inflatables playgrounds, games, food and some good music. I did go to the restroom a couple of times to check on the Softcup... well that and I have 2 toddlers that go potty now. :) I had no run planned for Sunday but I did chase after my girls a couple of times!! Here is a pic of Hope:
When we arrived home, I got my girls ready for bed and when they went to bed, I went on ahead and decided to see how the Softcup was holding up. I decided I would go on ahead and replace it. (I also wanted to practice taking it out as the first attempt was a mess. :( I wore a panty liner just in case, but again, didn't have any leaks!! This time I had the wrap prepared and my hand was more stable taking it out so there was no mess but still a little blood on the tip of my finger. My cycle was pretty heavy this month and I contemplated whether I should attempt to wear a softcup overnight. After thinking it over, I decided I would go on ahead and give it a try.
The next morning, lets say I slept about 6/7 hours. Hope woke me up as she always does by climbing all over me in bed. I got up as I always do and did my normal routine (which usually leads me to the kitchen.) As I was in the kitchen getting some breakfast made, I remembered about the Softcup and ran to the restroom. I wore a panty liner again, but there was no leakage!! Awesome!!! I got everything prepared to take out and was more confident in taking it out and was successful this time... No mess!! Woohooo!!! I decided that I would go on ahead and try to wear the Softcup for 12 hours. I went on a 4 mile run that morning and could not even feel it!! Total comfort while running!! I got home showered, and went on with my day. I really think that I had placed it properly on that day because I did not feel it all day. I put the Softcup in at 9 in the morning. I also put on a pantyliner (just in case) All day when I went to the restroom, I would check my pantyliner and had NO leakage. When 9 P.M came around I was ready to take the Softcup out. When I went to the restroom to take it out after my girls were in bed, there was a little bit of spotting on my pantyliner but not a lot. I made sure to have the wrapper prepared and also took my time taking it out. I had already prepared myself for a mess and there was a little bit of blood but not like the first day that I had tried it. I then did the same thing, wore one overnight with no problems.
I had decided I would wear the Softcup for 6 hours instead of 12. I ran 4 easy miles in the morning and went about my day with no issues, no pain, no sickness, no leakage.
By day 4 I felt like I perfected the insertion of the Softcup and really liked that I could not feel anything!! I didn't feel sick, I ran 6 miles and again had no leakage. The only thing that I have not perfected is taking it out but I do think if I keep on practicing I will get it right.
I had intended to go on a long run on the 5th day but my cycle had already finished. It seemed like this time it was a very heavy/short cycle. I am definitely gonna need to add to this review when I do run 10+ miles next month. In conclusion, I have to say that I really like Instead Softcups, When they are placed properly, you seriously forget you are on your period. I had no leakage during this trial. When wearing tampons, I was always so paranoid that I had leaked through, and some times I did. With Softcup, the only time there was a little leakage (spotting) was when I tried it for 12 hrs.
Running with the Softcup was awesome because again, there was so pain/ discomfort and no leakage. As I mentioned before, the only issue I had was taking it out but that to me, is a small thing and the pros totally outweigh the one con I experienced. Like any new thing, of course it does take time to get used to inserting/taking out the Softcup, I know that for some that may consider giving it a try, it will take time. I was so ready to try something different. I DON'T LIKE tampons!! I look forward to continuing my use of Instead Softcup. I will be officially starting marathon training in a couple of months!! I'm excited to run longer mileage and happy that I will be using Softcup along the way. With that said, I normally run with a 20oz. handheld water bottle (Amphipod) This handheld bottle has a pocket to store keys, gels..etc, I decided to place a Softcup in the pocket to see how well it fits:
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Prognostic value of the recovery time of continuous normal voltage in amplitude-integrated electroencephalography in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest patients treated with therapeutic hypothermia: a retrospective study
© Sugiyama et al. 2016
- Received: 31 October 2015
- Accepted: 29 March 2016
- Published: 2 April 2016
The early prediction of neurological outcomes in postcardiac arrest patients treated with therapeutic hypothermia (TH) remains challenging. Amplitude-integrated electroencephalography (aEEG) is a type of quantitative EEG. A particular cutoff time from the return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) to the recovery of a normal aEEG trace for predicting a good neurological outcome has not yet been established. The purpose of the present study was to examine the relation between neurological outcomes and the continuous normal voltage (CNV) recovery time in adult comatose survivors of cardiac arrest treated with TH and identify the recovery time cutoff for predicting a good neurological outcome.
We retrospectively evaluated adult survivors of cardiac arrest with initial shockable rhythm treated with TH and monitored with aEEG. A good outcome was defined as a cerebral performance category (CPC) of 1 or 2 at hospital discharge. A CNV trace was considered as the normal aEEG trace, and the CNV recovery time was defined as the time from ROSC to the initial CNV trace.
The study included 30 patients, and of these patients, 22 had recovery of CNV trace. The median CNV recovery time was shorter among patients with a good outcome than that among those with a poor outcome (10.7 h [interquartile range (IQR), 7.4–15.8 h] vs. 28.6 h [IQR, 26.9–29.3 h]; p = 0.003). The area under the receiver operating characteristic curve of the CNV recovery time for predicting a good neurological outcome was 0.95 (95 % CI 0.86–1; p = 0.003), and the optimal cutoff was 23 h. The recovery of CNV trace within 23 h had a sensitivity of 89 %, specificity of 100 %, positive predictive value of 100 %, and negative predictive value of 86 % for predicting a good neurological outcome in all the patients, including the eight patients without recovery of CNV trace.
A CNV recovery time cutoff of 23 h might help predict a good neurological outcome in adult survivors of cardiac arrest treated with TH.
- Amplitude-integrated electroencephalography
- Cardiac arrest
- Neurological outcome
- Therapeutic hypothermia
The early prediction of neurological outcomes in postcardiac arrest patients treated with therapeutic hypothermia (TH) remains challenging. Recently, continuous electroencephalography (cEEG) was reported to be useful in the early prediction of neurological outcomes [1]. However, special training is required for the interpretation of cEEG findings. Amplitude-integrated electroencephalography (aEEG) is a type of quantitative EEG and is derived from single- or two-channel cEEG recordings. The maximum and minimum amplitudes within a short period are displayed as bandwidths along with a compressed time scale. aEEG findings can be easily interpreted by non-neurologists, and aEEG findings have already been widely used to predict neurological outcomes in neonates with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy [2]. Recently, Rundgren et al. [3] and Oh et al. [4] reported the usefulness of aEEG for predicting neurological outcomes in adult comatose survivors of cardiac arrest treated with TH. The recording channels and pattern classifications of aEEG differed between these two reports. Rundgren et al. classified aEEG patterns as follows: continuous, flat trace (FT), burst suppression (BS), and electrical status epilepticus (SE), while Oh et al. classified aEEG patterns as follows: continuous normal voltage (CNV), discontinuous normal voltage (DNV), low voltage (LV), FT, BS, and SE. The classification used by Oh et al. is commonly applied in the field of neonatology and has a more precise voltage criterion than the classification used by Rundgren et al. The continuous pattern in the classification used by Rundgren et al. and the CNV pattern used by Oh et al. were found to provide the best trace in each classification, which could be considered as a normal trace for cardiac arrest survivors. Both these studies showed that the early recovery of this normal aEEG trace after cardiac arrest predicts a good neurological outcome. However, a BS pattern and the lack of recovery of the normal trace within 36–72 h after cardiac arrest predicted a poor neurological outcome. An initial FT pattern of aEEG does not necessarily predict a poor outcome if the normal trace recovers during this initial period.
Although recovery of the normal aEEG trace is essential to obtain a good neurological outcome, some patients who take a long time to achieve recovery of the normal trace do not have a good neurological outcome. A particular cutoff time from the return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) to the recovery of the normal aEEG trace for predicting a good neurological outcome has not yet been established. The purpose of the present study was to examine the relation between neurological outcomes and the CNV recovery time in adult comatose survivors of cardiac arrest treated with TH, and identify the recovery time cutoff for predicting a good neurological outcome.
This retrospective study included comatose survivors of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest aged 18 years or older, who were admitted to the emergency department of Tokyo Metropolitan Bokutoh Hospital in Japan and were treated with TH after successful resuscitation between January 2013 and December 2014. Patients with initial non-shockable rhythm were excluded from the study. Because the present study used aEEG recordings in the early phase after cardiac arrest, patients in whom aEEG monitoring was started ≥24 h after ROSC were excluded. Additionally, patients with a history of neurological diseases or brain injury, and those who died within 72 h after cardiac arrest were excluded. The baseline demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients were collected from medical records, and the timings of prehospital events were recorded according to the reports of emergency medical service personnel. The institutional review board of Tokyo Metropolitan Bokutoh Hospital approved the study, and the requirement of informed consent was waived owing to the retrospective design of the study.
TH protocol
All patients were resuscitated according to the current recommendations.
Patients who remained comatose (lack of meaningful responses to verbal commands) after ROSC were treated with TH at 34 °C for 24 h. Exclusion criteria of TH included hemodynamic instability refractory to the use of vasopressor agents and mechanical support, refractory ventricular arrhythmia (ventricular fibrillation and sustained ventricular tachycardia), active bleeding, and terminal illness prior to cardiac arrest. TH was started immediately after admission to the emergency department and was applied by using a cooling technique combining the administration of intravenous ice-cold fluids and the application of a surface cooling device (Arctic Sun System; Medivance, Louisville, CO). Extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation (ECPR) was performed in witnessed cardiac arrest patients with initial shockable rhythm, who were aged ≤65 years, if cardiac arrest sustained and was refractory to conventional advanced life support procedures after hospital arrival. Exclusion criteria of ECPR included the prolonged cardiac arrest ≥30 min before hospital arrival and terminal illness prior to cardiac arrest. In these patients, a heat exchanger was used in the circuit to control body temperature. Bladder temperature was used for temperature management. Midazolam (0.05–0.1 mg/kg/h) and fentanyl (1 μg/kg/h) were administered for sedation and analgesia, and vecuronium (0.05–0.1 mg/kg/h) was administered to control shivering. After completion of 24 h of TH, patients were rewarmed at the rate of 0.15 °C/h until the body temperature reached 36 °C, and then, midazolam and vecuronium were discontinued.
aEEG data
The CNV recovery time was defined as the time from ROSC to the initial recoding of a CNV trace (maximum amplitude >10 μV; minimum amplitude >5 μV) on aEEG with a time scale of 6 cm/h. The CNV recovery time was examined in all patients with a CNV trace on aEEG. In patients with a CNV trace at the start of aEEG monitoring, the CNV recovery time was defined as the time from ROSC to the start of aEEG monitoring.
Neurological outcome assessment
The cerebral performance category (CPC) scale was used to assess neurological outcomes on the day of hospital discharge, and the data were extracted from the medical records. The neurological outcome was considered good if the CPC was 1 or 2, and poor if the CPC was 3–5 [5].
Statistical analysis
Continuous variables are reported as medians with interquartile ranges (IQRs), and dichotomous variables are reported as numbers with percentages. Univariate comparisons of the outcomes were performed using the Fisher exact test for categorical variables and the Mann-Whitney U test for continuous variables. The optimal CNV recovery time cutoff for predicting a good neurological outcome was determined using the Youden index. The ability to predict the neurological outcome was assessed according to sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value (PPV), negative predictive value (NPV), and area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUROC). All statistical analyses were performed using EZR (Saitama Medical Center, Jichi Medical University, Saitama, Japan), which is a graphical user interface for R (The R Foundation for Statistical Computing, Vienna, Austria) [6].
Comparison of patient characteristics between patients with good and poor neurological outcomes
All patients (n = 30)
Good outcome (n = 18)
Poor outcome (n = 12)
p value
Age (years)a
62 (45–71)
47 (43–66)
70 (62–72)
Male, number (%)
27 (90 %)
15 (83 %)
12 (100 %)
Witnessed collapse
26 (87 %)
16 (89 %)
10 (83 %)
Time from collapse to
ROSC (min)a
22 (18–40)
19 (14–22)
44 (30–47)
Target temperature (h)a
5.5 (4.2–6.7)
6.1 (5.3–8.0)
4.0 (1.3–5.7)
aEEG monitoring (h)a
6.8 (4.8–8.5)
6.1 (4.7–8.2)
6.9 (5.3–9.3)
Duration of aEEG monitoring (h)a
50 (45–63)
53 (46–58)
47 (45–68)
Coronary angiography, number (%)
28 (93 %)
17 (94 %)
11 (92 %)
ECPR, number (%)
4 (13 %)
0 (0 %)
4 (33 %)
Sensitivity, specificity, PPV, and NPV of the CNV recovery time cutoff of 23 h
Good outcome (n)
Poor outcome (n)
Sensitivity (95 % CI)
Specificity (95 % CI)
CNV recovery time ≤23 h
89 (65–97)
100 (64–100)
100 (71–100)
86 (57–98)
CNV recovery time >23 h or no CNV trace
The present study found that the CNV recovery time is useful for predicting neurological outcomes in comatose survivors of cardiac arrest treated with TH and that the optimal CNV recovery time cutoff for predicting a good neurological outcome was 23 h.
After severe brain ischemia, EEG readings are initially suppressed and recover gradually. Thoresen et al. [7] reported that the time to a normal aEEG trace was a good predictor of neurological outcomes in infants with asphyxia. Our study showed that this is also true in adult postcardiac arrest patients.
Several factors, such as hypothermia, sedation, and the method of aEEG recording, should be considered in the evaluation of the CNV recovery time. EEG has been reported to not be significantly affected at a body temperature of 32–34 °C [8]. Midazolam is a sedative that is widely used during TH, and it has been reported to cause an increase in beta activity on EEG [9]. Additionally, midazolam can decrease the voltage of aEEG recordings in neonates [10]. Moreover, in critically ill adult patients, midazolam can attenuate the voltage of EEG [11]. In our study, midazolam was infused according to body weight; therefore, the effect of midazolam on the amplitude of EEG would be relatively uniform in all patients. However, if high doses of midazolam or other sedatives, such as propofol and barbiturates, are administered during TH, the CNV recovery time cutoff for predicting a good neurological outcome may differ from that identified in the present study. Additionally, in older patients or those with multiple organ dysfunctions, the CNV recovery time may be prolonged owing to delayed metabolism or excretion of drugs, or the effect of metabolic encephalopathy. Therefore, a long CNV recovery time does not necessarily exclude the possibility of a good neurological outcome. In our study, a patient with a CNV recovery time of 35 h had a good neurological outcome. On the other hand, few factors have been reported to shorten the CNV recovery time. Therefore, a short CNV recovery time is strongly associated with a good neurological outcome, with a high specificity and PPV. We believe that the CNV recovery time should be used as a predictor of good neurological outcome in comatose survivors of cardiac arrest. However, the possibility of alpha coma should be considered when we evaluate patients with short CNV recovery time. Alpha coma without reactivity to stimuli has been reported to be associated with a poor neurological outcome [12], and the aEEG trace may be classified as a CNV pattern in patients experiencing alpha coma. Although no patient had alpha coma in the present study and the precise frequency of alpha coma in postcardiac patients is not known, alpha coma can lower the specificity and PPV of the CNV recovery time to predict a good neurological outcome.
The method of aEEG has not been standardized in adult postcardiac arrest patients. Needle electrodes are not popular in Japan; therefore, we used cup electrodes in the present study. The cup electrodes were placed across the forehead, and a bipolar frontal channel was used for aEEG monitoring. In the study by Rundgren et al. [3], the bipolar channels F3-P3 and F4-P4 were used; however, frontal channels are easier to place, less likely to detach from the forehead, and more suitable for use in postcardiac arrest patients when cup electrodes are used. Physicians can attach these cup electrodes easily within a short period. Focal seizures may not be recorded with frontal channels alone; however, the monitoring of global cerebral activity is possible with frontal channels alone in postcardiac arrest patients [4].
The classifications used by Rundgren et al. [3] and Oh et al. [4] differed. However, both classifications can be easily applied by non-neurologists. The classification system used by Oh et al. has a more precise voltage criteria and it adopts CNV, DNV, and LV to further classify the continuous pattern in the classification system used by Rundgren et al. In the study by Oh et al., the specificity and PPV of the initial aEEG trace to predict a good neurological outcome were higher with the voltage method than with the pattern method alone. Therefore, we applied the classification system used by Oh et al. and considered a CNV trace as the normal trace in order to obtain a high specificity and PPV.
In comatose survivors of cardiac arrest treated with TH, some reliable predictors of a poor neurological outcome have been reported [13], which help physicians avoid providing futile treatment. However, predictors of a good neurological outcome with a high specificity are scarce. If a good neurological outcome can be predicted at the early phase after cardiac arrest, physicians can select patients having the potential of neurological recovery for invasive and advanced treatments that have a high cost. Therefore, the use of the CNV recovery time cutoff can help in the appropriate treatment of postcardiac arrest patients.
The present study has several limitations. First, this was a retrospective study performed at a single center, with a small sample size. The timing of the start of aEEG monitoring and the duration of monitoring were not determined previously. Several patients had a CNV trace at the start of monitoring; therefore, the actual median CNV recovery time of patients with a good outcome may have been overestimated. However, this does not affect the CNV recovery time cutoff. Second, physicians were not blinded to the aEEG results during treatment. Although the aEEG results were not used to determine withdrawal of therapy, the aEEG results might have influenced therapy selection. Third, the CPC was determined at discharge, and recovery after discharge was not considered. Additionally, the patients who died within 72 h after cardiac arrest were excluded because neurological outcomes could not be conclusively assessed in these patients. Six patients died in the hospital in the present study, and they were included in the poor outcome group. Among these six patients, five showed diffuse brain swelling or loss of white and gray matter on head CT and one remained comatose without motor response to stimuli and died from sudden circulatory collapse on day 5 (3 days after normothermia). Fourth, the present study only included patients with initial shockable rhythm in order to unify the sample conditions. Survivors of cardiac arrest with initial non-shockable rhythm were excluded as prognoses have been reported to differ between patients with initial shockable and those with non-shockable rhythm [14, 15]. These patients should be evaluated separately in future studies.
Neurological outcomes might be related with the CNV recovery time, and a CNV recovery time cutoff of 23 h might help predict a good neurological outcome in comatose survivors of cardiac arrest with initial shockable rhythm who are treated with TH.
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In this guidebook, a spiritual healer offers advice for helping owners and horses live better lives.
Debut author McCann, who has been healing people and horses for 10 years, offers this book as "a journey for you and your horse to achieve peace and love." She begins by explaining the reciprocity between human emotions and a horse's condition: "He will react to pain, discomfort, stress, anxiety or depression in your energy field." McCann underlines that owners should first call a veterinarian if a horse is unwell, but "we must also look at the cause." For example, "If your horse has a condition with its heart, ask yourself how much you are not allowing love into your life." McCann describes her experience with energy healing (usually but not exclusively hands-on) and some cases she's worked on as an energy healer. She explains how to become more connected with one's inner guidance through techniques such as meditation, a balanced diet, moderate exercise, and self-acceptance. Twelve monthly guided meditations and affirmations are included. McCann's more common-sense recommendations might be seen in any wellness guide, and horse trainers have long known that horses react to human emotions. Her preference for owners being present at healings suggests that she's treating stressed-out humans, too, not just their horses. McCann's proof is anecdotal, while possible objections are swept away. For example, some owners and horses are meant to be together: "horses connect with the real you, the one that lies inside you." However, she writes, "Not everyone will experience the connection between themselves and a horse, simply because they were not chosen by God to embrace his divine creation." As for skeptics, the book's message "won't be heard by everyone." Nevertheless, McCann's caring and empathy are evident, and whether or not you believe in spiritual healing, surely there is nothing wrong with owners working to become more attuned to their unhappy horses.
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TCU has won the Mountain West regular-season title every year since joining the conference in 2006.
With less than three weeks left in the Horned Frogs' final season in the league, that dominance is being threatened by an old foe.
New Mexico, which opens a crucial three-game series against TCU at 6:30 tonight at Lupton Stadium, has consistently been the biggest threat to the Frogs' supremacy the past seven years and hopes to swipe the title before TCU moves on to the Big 12.
The Lobos (26-19, 12-3 in MWC) enter the series in first place and a one-game lead on the Frogs (27-15, 11-4) with six conference games left for both teams after the weekend.
"You have to beat these guys to be on top, but you can't make it too big," Lobos pitcher Austin House said in a story posted on the team's website. "They're not the Yankees. They're definitely beatable, but we're beatable as well."
The Lobos took two of three from the Frogs in Albuquerque in March after roughing up the Frogs' starting pitching, including tonight's starter Andrew Mitchell (4-2). He allowed four runs in three innings but the Frogs' bullpen shut the Lobos down (including four strong innings by Nick Frey) to escape with a 5-4 win.
New Mexico leads the nation with 518 hits and is batting .318, seventh best in Division I. Infielder D.J. Peterson is a player of the year candidate and leads the nation with 80 hits and is batting a third-best .437. He has 13 homers (tied for 10th in the nation) and 57 RBIs (second).
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What's it like to be back?
"We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time." T. S. Eliot
"The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes." Marcel Proust
Portland was the pits. Rainy, very cold, expensive. Drying out wet gear in bus was impossible. Fighting the mold. Shelby kept breaking down. But ya know, living the dream! We checked into a cheap airport hotel. I kept filling the cleaners bins with rubbish from shelby and felt guilty. The flight to Auckland simultaneously dragged on forever but also felt too fast. I was accustomed to covering land at the speed of the bus, flying felt uncomfortable.
We arrived on Kawau Island the next morning. I just stood there soaking it up…. the clear green ocean water and its gentle waves. All the spring and summer flowers are blooming. There are butterflies at the waters edge. Palms and ferns and songbirds. The warm sun. Whats next? A harp player. Rainbows and dolphins. Probably. But seriously. People actually live in these little houses at the waters edge? This is us for the next 3 months! Are you kidding me? It was unbelievably beautiful, and I was seeing it all with new eyes. Home sweet home. I'm never leaving.
One of the hardest aspects of life on the road was lack of hot showers. It was easy at first – seemed laughable in comparison to our new found freedom. But after months and months sporadic showering, you start to dream at night of while tile bathrooms. Do you know what long term van lifers talk about around the fire? People who have been traveling for years? They talk about their dream bathrooms that they are going to build someday.
Here at Kawau, next to the caravan, was a brand new wooden outdoor shower. Clean, hot, great pressure. I pulled the curtain, felt the sun on my body and stood under the water. I looked up at the flowers in the tress. Thank God. I don't have to google where to sleep tonight. Thank God. I can shower.
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"When going back makes sense, you are going ahead." Wendell Berry
Life on the road was exciting and challenging … and we could have kept going, kept living in the bus. We could have driven south to Mexico and then on and on through Central and South America. But we didn't want to. Why? Because we wanted the kids to have a base … to feel a sense of belonging. And so did they.
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Year 11 Teacher Consultation Evening – Thursday 11th February 2016
Dear parent/guardian,
I wanted to write and explain how we are intending to organise the Year 11 Teacher Consultation Evening on Thursday 11th February.
We would like to make the evening as effective as possible and enable teachers to see, as a priority, those parents of students who will benefit most from a discussion about action and targets for improvement in the run-up to GCSE examinations in May.
This will enable parents, students and teachers to be allocated a suitable amount of time during the evening, to enable a full discussion about how the student is doing and the specific action they need to take now to ensure success in the exams.
I will, therefore, be asking teachers to make appointments with Year 11 students whom they need to see on the evening, rather than an appointment with the parents of every student. This should happen during the week commencing Monday 25th January. Students should record any appointments they have in their student planners. We will then be issuing the second, and final, Year 11 report to students and parents from Monday 1st February.
Of course, if you feel you will need an appointment with a particular teacher and your child has not been asked for one, this can be arranged. Please can you request this through the student planner with a brief note to the teacher concerned.
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Timings: 09.30am - 5.00pm
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AWBC Landscape & Bird Photography Course is at Rutland Water. Oakham
Your Tutor - Glen Tillyard
I'm an NCTJ qualified, award winning professional press photographer, with over 30 years experience in a vast range of photographic subjects.
I've also taught and lectured in photography and Photoshop at many adult colleges and schools throughout Leicestershire.We also run specialist courses for police forces, Corporates and charities, including the British Red Cross.
We understand that different students have different learning styles so we use recognised teaching methods to ensure that whatever your needs we'll aim to get the message across, without using jargon, in a way you can understand.
I now specialise in running photography courses helping beginners to get the very best from their digital camera. I'm passionate about helping you to get off the full auto setting and I'll show you how to take stunning photographs in just one day.
Please don't take my word for how good these photography courses are but take a few moments to read some of the many testimonials in the right hand column of each page and the student galleries over on the left hand navigation column.
If you have any questions about photography or buying a camera then I'm happy to answer them without obligation.
Very best wishes,
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9.30 -9.45am Arrival, coffee & biscuits
9.45am - Registration
10.00am camera settings & theory
12.30 -1.00pm light lunch (included)
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If you would like to "Get your camera off Full Auto and learn how to take stunning photographs in just one day" then our beginners photography course is perfect for you.
Many novice photographers use their expensive Digital SLR Camera on the Fully Auto setting and are often disappointed by the results. Our jargon free Digital Photography Courses will explain in simple terms when to use all the other settings and we'll show you how to take stunning photographs, you will be proud to hang on your wall, in just one day.
Courses take place in the picturesque village of Smeeton Westerby, Near Kibworth, Leicestershire. and run from 9.30am-5pm.
Camera & Lens Hire - Nikon with 18-270mm lens
The aim of these courses is to teach you how to use your own DSLR or Bridge camera. We appreciate that some students may not have a Digital SLR or want to upgrade from a bridge camera so we can loan you a Nikon with 18-270mm zoom lens for the course. This combintaion costs about £600 so there is a small charge of £25 to hire it for the course. We only have one spare camera and lens so please contact us first to ensure it is available then choose the Course and Camera Hire option below.
During these photography courses you will learn:
How to get off the Fully Auto snapshot setting
When to use the Auto, P, S, TV,A, AV or Manual settings
How to get the pictures you visualize.
How to get everything in all your picture sharp
How to deliberately get a blurry background
How to get the correct exposure in difficult lighting
How to take photo in low light or at night without flash
All about ISO and which setting to use in which lighting
Which camera kit to buy and how to save money
The difference between image size and image quality
The different White Balance settings
The Motor Drive and Self Timer
How to use the flash settings and fill in flash.
How to avoid out of focus or blurry pictures
An explanation of how different lenses work
Composition & the correct use of the zoom lens
How to use the very special universal zoom
Photo-editing - improve, crop, resize & email images
All courses also include a free step by step pocket guide to action, landscape & portrait photography
See the high standard of Student photographs in our 2018 Calendar here
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"A fantastic photography course. Glen is a brilliant teacher and the course was not only hugely informative but great fun. I learnt so much about camera settings, including things I didn't know existed. Excellent tuition which covered both technical and photographic aspects. Terrific value." Margo Leach
"A really great photography course. Enjoyable, fun, useful and easy to understand. Glen was fantastic! I learnt more in the first hour than I ever did during my two year Photography A Level Course. Highly Recommended." Sian Neale
Our Beginners Photography Course will show you how to:
- Get your camera off Full Auto & take stunning pictures in one day
- Take a well composed portrait with a blurry background
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- Take fabulous pictures of flowers and plants.
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Our professional photographer and trainer uses jargon free simple explanations, along with hands on practical exercises, to help you to understand your camera so you can start taking pictures better than you ever thought possible in just a few hours. We also have private tuition and specialist courses in:
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Beginners Digital SLR Photography Course £135
Our practical hands on one day Beginner's Digital SLR photography courses are limited to six students* and will suit anyone from the complete beginner to the intermediate Digital SLR photographer. Beware of some lesser camera courses who will happily take up to 40 students, in a lecture theatre, with very little hands on photography. * Very occasionally we will take 7 students if two attendees need to attend together and can arrive in one car.
"I've had a digital camera for years but Glen not only teaches you what the features do but also the best way to set them for different subjects. Highly recommended." Ed Spooner
This course is also suitable for Bridge cameras and Electronic Viewfinder cameras from Panosonic, Sony, Pentax and Fuji.
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Which Is The Best Photography Course For You?
We recommend everyone does our Beginners Photography Course first as we train you to a much higher standard than most other photography courses. We have students who have returned for up to 12 different and progressive courses so your photography skills can continue to grow as you become more confident. Each year I need to create a new course as some students have attended all of them.
Unlike some cheaper courses we offer continued support by email, phone or through our very active and helpful Facebook Group. We also have our own Photography Exhibition, Calendar and "Snap & Chat" Days out where students can meet each other. It's rather like a big, friendly camera club. If you like a challenge then students can also join the DPC 52 Week Project on Flickr.
Follow on Level Two Photography Courses
Many of our students return for many additional courses. Some student have done every course we offer so we are constantly adding new courses on request. We have a wide range of level two follow on courses to take you to the next level so your photography will continue to improve in the future. Our Photography Course Gift Vouchers also make and excellent birthday or special occasion present.
Course Requirement - a DSLR or Bridge Camera with PASM settings
Advice on which camera and lens to suit a beginner
Would this photography course be better for me than going to college evening classes?
Think about this. How many creative, exciting pictures do you think you will take indoors on a winter night in a classroom?
Our simply explained camera handling and photography composition training will help you use your Digital SLR camera to take great pictures in just a few hours. You will learn more in one day on these photography courses than you will in weeks of evening classroom sessions.
Get your camera off the Full Auto Setting
Many novice photographers tend to use their expensive DSLR on the fully auto setting and are often unimpressed by the average results achieved. This one day photography course will demonstrate how and when to use the manual settings and how to take fantastic portrait, landscape or action photographs you would be proud to hang on your wall. More Info about our DSLR Photography courses>
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Some of our Level Two Photography Courses
Macro Photography Course £135
This One Day Macro & Close-up Photography Course is suitable for the experienced novice or intermediate photographer .Ideally you will have attended one of our Beginners Photography Courses as a good understanding of the menus and various camera settings will be required.
Low Light & Night Photography Course £135
This combined low-light & Night photography course will show you how to take great shots indoors by candle light or at concerts, car light trails, writing with light, buildings at night , firework and Halloween pictures.
Home Studio Portrait Photography Course £135
Students are increasingly asking how to take portraits using studio flash with white or black backgrounds so we are adding this to the course itinerary. There will also be the chance to try out various professional flash techniques using bounced and direct flash. Your own dedicated flashgun with a bounce head and a tripod are really useful additions for this course.
HDR & RAW Photography Course £135
The best photography course if you like taking stunning landscape photographs or you have already attended our beginners course.
Intermediate DSLR Private Tuition £325
This one to one training is aimed at photographers who want to go beyond the skills in the beginners camera course.
One to One Photography Tuition £325
The one to one private photography tuition includes everything in the Beginner's Photography Course and part of the Intermediate Photography Course. They usually take place at Foxton Locks and the practical sessions are twice that of the group courses.
Product Photography Course from £399
The product photography course is aimed at businesses who need to take their own product photography shots for catalogues or web sites.
Pictures for Publication Photography Course £325
This is the best photography course if you need to take pictures for publication in newsletters, magazines or web-sites. It includes sample press assignments and caption writing.
Professional Photography Course £3600
This intensive professional photography course is aimed at amateurs who want to earn money from their photography. It includes three months of private tuition & assignments with feedback along with sales, marketing & business advice from an accredited business mentor.
Nature & Bird Photography Course at Rutland Water £135
These take place in April & September at the Rutland Water Bird-Watching Centre and concentrates on Landscape & Bird Photography.
Photography Course Gift Vouchers from £25
We have a selection of Photoshop & photography courses gift vouchers ranging from £25 up to the full course price. They are valid for 12 months and can be customised for birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas, a special occasion or just plain.
They can be booked for a certain date or be left open for the recipient to book the course themselves - subject to availability. The recipient simply needs to contact us with their chosen date
"This course was paid for with my 50th birthday money and it has been one of the best birthday presents ever. I've had a great day."
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Timings: 09.30am - 5.00pm - Registration - 9.30am-9.45am
Address: 25 Westerby Lane, Smeeton Westerby, Leics, LE8 0RA
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Many other courses you will find on the internet today are run as a franchise. This means that anyone, regardless of talent or training qualifications, can set up running camera courses.
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The very fact that people feel the need to attend our courses after attending elsewhere speaks volumes.
Unlike many other company's courses, who are happy to take your money then show you the door with very little hands on training, we ensure that all your questions are answered before you leave plus we offer continued support through our Facebook and Flickr groups. This might be why so many students return for additional courses or recommend us to their friends.
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I thoroughly enjoyed the day and after four years of owning a digital camera I've learned more in one day than I had in the previous four years put together. At last I understand what I'm doing and I look forward to taking much better photographs.
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This course was excellent and I learnt an enormous amount. I now feel really confident and cannot wait to go out with my camera and really enjoy it. No more auto settings for me. Jon Mosely
A really excellent course that fully explained the fundamentals of DSLR photography which I had been previously unaware of.
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I'm on an Art Foundation course at Loughborough University and since attending Glen's beginners course I feel my photography has improved greatly and I am much more confident at altering my camera setting quickly.
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This course was excellent. The techniques were clearly and simply explaned without jargon. A good balance between theory and practical sessions. Liz Clark.
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A great course really well explained. I was at a good easy pace for beginners who would like to know how to get their cameras of the Full Auto setting. I feel so much more confident using my camera. Thank you. Rose Rees
A very enjoyable day and I felt I've learnt a lot more than I expected in just one day. I will definitely be attending another course. S.F.
Fantastic photography course. Glen is a brilliant teacher and the course was not only hugely informative but great fun. I learnt so much about camera settings, including things I didn't know existed. Excellent tuition which covered both technical and photographic aspects. Terrific value.
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This recently completed bathroom utilised a huge space and incorporates many different features. However, our biggest achievement was restoring faith in the owners who'd had a disreputable tradesman in before us who hadn't done a very good job. Fortunately now the bathroom is functional and beautiful and the owners are very happy.
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We recently completed another Wallington bathroom. Once again we completely stripped out the old suite and replaced the tiling, floor and bathroom furniture to make the most out of the space available.
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We installed this stone fireplace in Carshalton recently. The light coloured stone surround sets off the black marble beautifully especially when the fire is glowing. As we approach the end of summer now's the perfect time to install a beautiful fireplace for when the weather turns cold.
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Here's another South London fireplace where Interheat have worked around the original mantelpiece and chosen a marble surround and gas fire that are in-keeping with the theme and compliment the room décor.
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We've recently completed another bathroom suite in Wallington. Once again we installed everything from the flooring to the tiling. The bathroom is in luxuriant ivory and makes great use of the space available. The corner shower is incredibly spacious, the vanity unit built in with the sink ensure storage is not an issue and the mirror is also a cabinet. Silver motifs on selected tiles correspond with the chrome fittings and trim that feature on each piece of furniture.
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A feature bath and beautiful green tiling make this Carshalton Period themed bathroom quite beautiful. It's an excellent example of how bathroom furniture can be very individual. Interheat completely redesigned and disassembled the original bathroom and installed the one you see, including tiling and flooring.
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This entire bathroom was completed by us, from the flooring to the tiling and everything in between. The room shape was unusual but we made great use of space and installed a shower, bath, sink and lavatory. We particularly like the tile pattern and the mirror with built in illumination. Click the picture on the left for more photos.
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By Dustin Rowles | Film | May 3, 2007 |
I'm not even sure where to begin here. How about this: Waitress stars the stunningly beautiful but strangely-not-hot Keri Russell as Jenna Hunterson, a spirited waitress who works at Joe's Pie Shop, a small-town diner in the South. Jenna has inherited her mother's knack for the art of pie-making, and each day she whips up a new pie and names it after whatever mood she is in (don't ask me why, but the pies looks positively sumptuous — the cinematographer here does for pastry what Elliot Davis' cinematography did for Detroit in Out of Sight; it's kind of unreal). Her two co-workers at Joe's are Becky (Cheryl Hines), the sassmouth Flo of the establishment, and Dawn (Adrienne Shelly), a geeky horn-rimmed-glasses-wearer who looks like an ideal candidate for a She's All That makeover.
Jenna is trapped in a marriage with Earl, (Jeremy Sisto) quite possibly the worst husband ever to appear in a magic-realist comedy ("I hate my husband pie"). He's completely unredeemable: neurotic, controlling, insanely jealous, and a complete idiot to boot (he's a bumpkinfied version of Sisto's "Six Feet Under" character off his meds). Jenna has been saving up money to escape her dead-end life with Earl when she gets drunk one night and accidentally allows her husband to have sex with her, resulting in an unwanted pregnancy ("I don't want Earl's baby pie") that she's really not happy about ("baby screaming its head off in the middle of the night and ruining my life pie"). The pregnancy leads her to the new, awkwardly nervous small-town OB-GYN, Dr. Pomatter (Nathon Fillion, at his absolute best), whom she falls in love with ("I can't have no affair because it's wrong and I don't want Earl to kill me pie … hold the banana.") Rounding out the cast is Joe (Andy Griffith), the diner's irascible old soul who pries into Jenna's personal affairs.
And that's the premise — Jenna is trapped in an untenable situation, in love with one man, terrified of another, and very pregnant with an unborn child she already resents; Becky is caught up in an affair with an unknown married man; and Dawn is involved in a relationship with someone who initially repulses her. But that really does nothing to get to the heart of this movie — it has a plot, but it's not plot-driven. It's driven by a fairy-tale whimsy. And this infectious floaty feeling that seeps into you while watching Waitress, a light emotion that hovers in the pit of your stomach and gently rises until the suffocating triangle of Jenna's life traps it in your chest. And then the finale releases it, like a popped cork, unleashing every emotion within you like … like … waking up and realizing, for the first time in ages, that there is someone lying next to you in bed, lit by the sun seeping through the shades — groggy and halitosic, but striking nonetheless.
I've given in to hyperbole, of course. But the feeling is not that dissimilar from what I described: a warm, fuzzy, magical, epiphanic feeling made even more poignant when you realize that Adrienne Shelly — who not only wrote and directed the film but also plays Dawn, a character you can see and sense and watch and enjoy — died tragically — was murdered brutally, in fact — only months before Waitress debuted at Sundance.
Which is not to say that Waitress doesn't have its faults — it's jarring, at first. Hard to get a feel for the tone — it's like Brick in a way. Until you adjust to what's going on and realize that the acting isn't bad, it's intentionally loopy and over-the-top, you may think you're watching a weird, screwball-sitcom parody with the brand of whiplash poignancy that "Scrubs" has popularized. But the actors sell it — Kerri Russell's earthiness grounds it, Nathan Fillion's charming nervousness endears you to it, and Andy Griffith's down-home folksiness and soft heart completely freakin' delivers it home. It's just … well … the whole thing … it's just so goddamn moving. It's decent film. A humble film. And there's no pretension; there's no forced quirk, no nods at the camera, no "Look-at-me! I'm sweet and charming and cute!" vibe. It's just modest and heartfelt and good.
And I swear I'm not high right now.
Listen, Waitress isn't for everyone. If you don't care for romantic comedies, it's probably not going to work for you — and if it doesn't, you'll probably loathe it (there isn't a lot of potential for the middle ground with Shelly's style). The plot is not terribly original. But the tone and feel is like nothing I've ever seen before on film. And if you allow yourself to give into it, to get swept up by its charm, you'll walk out with an achy heart and a smile that may not fade for days.
Dustin Rowles is the publisher of Pajiba. He lives with his wife in Ithaca, New York. You may email him, or leave a comment below.
I'm So Pathetically in Love with this Film Pie
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Episode 9 "Vortex"
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- The Smiling Mule said...
Dude, those are not small hands. Stop perpetuating that particular myth.
- January 6, 2014 at 3:05 AM
- Roland Henning said...
Oh dude, I keep doing that claim, as it is true by comparing. I work at a school once a week, so I meet these kids age 11-12 regularly and they have bigger hands then I. I'm dead serious. Just measured: From the base of thumb muscle to the very tip of the middle finger 15,5 centimeter. The width of the base of my fingers from index finger to pinky finger is 8 centimeter.
And man, that sounds wrong in any context!
- January 6, 2014 at 4:36 AM
- Marplots said...
So it's true then? God, in his infinite mercy, sizes our hands so they'll be the right size to grip our dicks?
- January 8, 2014 at 2:43 AM
- Double Deal said...
Nice review - sadly this trick fits into the "trying to make a quick buck" category by Harlan and company. It's really SHIT and I am sure this wouldn't be on his list of top 10 effects. I can picture the look on Tony Chang's face if someone tried to sell him this garbage.
- January 8, 2014 at 11:11 AM
- Roland Henning said...
Not shit per se, as I explain in the written review: If you apply this to your own business card you can have this ready all the time and you can, if people would appreciate, do this prior to handing out the business card. I see commercial dynamite. Hell you can even fuse your business card with the business card of the spectator, subtely foreshadowing future joint ventures!
- January 8, 2014 at 2:42 PM


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