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Posted: July 31, 2013 at 7:46 pm
[Sculpts] [ Anatomy study ] Torso-004 / ed-001
Skinny torso. Needs a lot of tweaking and I need to learn more anatomy from the back and chest-neck. And the basemesh looks weirds because it was bigger than...
By: Elaam J Blood
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[Sculpts] [ Anatomy study ] Torso-004 / ed-001 - Video
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Posted: July 31, 2013 at 7:46 pm
David Beckham, Cuauhtemoc Blanco, Christian Gomez combine for 2008 MLS All-Stars | Anatomy of a Goal
A pin point pass from David Beckham, a magical backheel by Cuauhtemoc Blanco, and a fantastic finish from Christian Gomez leads the 2008 MLS All-Stars to vic...
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David Beckham, Cuauhtemoc Blanco, Christian Gomez combine for 2008 MLS All-Stars | Anatomy of a Goal - Video
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Posted: July 31, 2013 at 7:46 pm
Book Review: Gray #39;s Anatomy
In this episode of our book review, we review the postmodern fiction of Henry Gray.
By: Doctors Etcetera
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Book Review: Gray's Anatomy - Video
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Posted: July 31, 2013 at 10:53 am
Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles in medicine for June-July 2013:
Does Cigarette Smoking Make You Ugly and Old? Am. J. Epidemiol. Association of smoking and facial wrinkling may convince young persons not to begin smoking & older smokers to quit http://buff.ly/16g6NJe
"I COUGH" mnemonic: Reducing Postoperative Pulmonary Complications http://buff.ly/1e7ln6J
Perioperative beta blockers linked to lower 30-day mortality in patients with 2 or more Revised Cardiac Risk Index http://buff.ly/14PlJQq
"Trimethylamine-N-oxide (TMAO) is the new enemy within. We make it in our bowels" http://buff.ly/ZiM7KA
An Exercise Plan for Middle Age: walking is, physiologically and logistically, the simplest exercise. Or just do push-ups and squats in your living room. Start with one push-up, if that’s all that you can do, and progress to 15 or 20. http://buff.ly/10Ro3Fd
Adenotonsillectomy for Childhood Sleep Apnea does not improve attention or executive function. However, as compared with the watchful-waiting group, the early-adenotonsillectomy group had significant improvement on polysomnographic, behavioral, symptomatic, and quality-of-life measures. However, 46% of the patients in the watchful-waiting group had a normalization of polysomnographic findings after 7 months - NEJM http://buff.ly/167Vndb and http://bit.ly/14xa1WZ
Short Stature - NEJM blog http://bit.ly/XoQ8Sj
Psychiatrist:“It’s not ‘doing nothing. It’s ‘doing no-thing" http://buff.ly/14A9WD3 -- Don't Do Something; Just Sit There - NYTimes.
Dog ownership is associated with decreased cardiovascular risk (AHA Scientific Statement) http://buff.ly/11zNHaZ
Don’t Take Your Vitamins - NYTimes: Supplemental vitamins A, C, E and beta carotene, taken to prevent cancers, actually increased mortality. What explains the connection between supplemental vitamins and increased rates of cancer and mortality? Antioxidants. Free radicals aren’t as evil as advertised. People need them to kill bacteria and eliminate new cancer cells http://buff.ly/11zO7OF
How to interpret surveys in medical research: A practical approach from the Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine http://buff.ly/13CGs7g
Electronic siloing: An unintended consequence of the electronic health record http://buff.ly/167i7Fh -- "We asked for the EHR to look like paper, and we got it, and that has truly affected the way we practice & interact" http://buff.ly/13CHf87 -- Physician and EMR: "Some patients offer to type in their information for me—a bonding experience I could do without" http://buff.ly/13CHq3g
Paget disease of bone: Diagnosis and drug therapy - free review from CCJM 2013 http://buff.ly/167idwF
Practical management of bleeding due to the anticoagulants dabigatran, rivaroxaban, and apixaban - free review, CCJM http://buff.ly/167iUpO
A Decade of Reversal: An Analysis of 146 Contradicted Medical Practices http://bit.ly/163NNf6 -- Blog comment: Every 10 years scientific evidence causes a reversal of established medical practice in 40% of reported studies http://buff.ly/16g6VIU
The articles were selected from my Twitter and RSS streams. Please feel free to send suggestions for articles to clinicalcases AT gmail.com and you will receive acknowledgement in the next edition of this publication.
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Posted: July 31, 2013 at 9:08 am
“A simple, domestic love story about a man who takes his skin off for his girlfriend, and why it probably wasn’t the best idea…”
‘He Took His Skin Off For Me’ is an adaptation of the original short story by award-winning writer Maria Hummer. It is ultimately a story about the sacrifices we make for the person we love and the trouble we encounter when the sacrifices become one-sided. Director Ben Aston and Maria Hummer have turned to Kickstarter to find funding for their vision, one that looks like it could be visually stunning. While they’ve reached their minimum goal of £7,000, they still need more to push the production further!
SYNOPSIS
“Is this what you want? he asked, and I said yes, so he took his skin off for me.”
He hangs the loose skin in the closet and comes downstairs to join his girlfriend at the dinner table. This whole thing seems like a good idea. He’s become what she always wanted him to be.
But it’s not all perfect.
It’s the small things. The stains. She has to wash the sheets every day. At night he gets cold, so they have to turn up the heat. This means more bills. And gas isn’t cheap…
In fact, money is more of a problem than ever. He’s losing clients at work and they begin to fight about it. She tells him they’re the wrong clients anyway.
Old friends come over for dinner, but the party does not go well. He is quiet and withdrawn. The house is covered in stains – more than she can possibly clean.
They stop talking. The silence is deafening. She begins to worry that he resents her.
He does.
Read more about the story and production of ‘He Took His Skin Off For Me‘ over at Kickstarter. You can get some awesome rewards if you pledge!
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/streetanatomy/OQuC/~3/5H1Ji1XUfz8/
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Posted: July 31, 2013 at 4:00 am
In just a few weeks, Morbid Anatomy and our partners--Strange Attractor, UCL's Preserved! and The Coney Island Museum--will be launching the second annual London edition of the Congress for Curious Peoples. This year's Congress has the theme “Spectacular Cultures," and will present a variety of lectures, performances, open houses and tours at at a number of underseen curious venues around London with the aim of entertaining, delighting, amazing, educating and opening up discussion about the nature of spectacle and the spectacular.
The Congress will end in a two-day symposium on “Reclaiming Spectacle”, which will include panels of academics, museum professionals, rogue scholars and artists discussing the intricacies of collecting the spectacular, the politics of bodily display, non-human spectacles, religion and the occult. In conjunction with the events The Horse Hospital will host "Ethel Le Rossignol: A Goodly Company" an exhibition of stunningly beautiful channelled psychic artworks painted in the 1920s by the largely unknown medium and artist.
A few of our confirmed presenters thus far include:
While a selection of confirmed venues include:
Stay tuned, as very soon we hope to release a full programme, plus ticketing details. For all this and more as it becomes available, please keep checking back here, or visit the Congress website by clicking here. And hope to see you at one or more of these terrific events!
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http://morbidanatomy.blogspot.com/2013/07/congress-for-curious-people-london.html
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