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Beware, Red Heads Don't Numb!
Research Article Published: 08 Mar, 2019 Journal of Ophthalmology Forecast Beware, Red Heads Don’t Numb! Matthews JM*, Petrykowski B and Davidorf F Havener Eye Institute, The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, USA Abstract Background: The use of topical anesthesia in the outpatient setting by Ophthalmologists has seen a dramatic increase since the development of antivegf medications. Each year, there are an estimated 6-7 million anti-vegf injections performed in the United States. People with red hair have a mutation of the MC1R gene, which has been associated with decreased effectiveness of local anesthesia. The purpose of this communication is to alert the ophthalmology community of potential for inadequate anesthesia for intraocular injections Methods: IRB was obtained through OSU IRB. 175 patients receiving intravitreal injections were randomly surveyed to determine incidence of poor analgesia with injections. Results: Overall, 19/175 patients were found to have decreased effectiveness of local anesthesia. We found a surprisingly high incidence (10.5%) of patients who require increased amounts of local anesthesia than is commonly used in those with natural red/auburn hair. Conclusion: We encourage ophthalmologists who use local anesthesia for their patients to include an assessment of their response to dental anesthesia. These individuals need to be identified who have had previously bad experiences with poor responses to local anesthesia. We recommend using twice the amount of topical anesthesia in these patients. Keywords: Intravitreal injections; MC1R Gene; Red hair; VEGF; Topical anesthesia Introduction The use of topical anesthesia in the outpatient setting by Ophthalmologists has seen a dramatic increase since the development of antivegf medications. -
In the Tennessee Mountains
In the Tennessee Mountains Charles Egbert Craddock In the Tennessee Mountains Table of Contents In the Tennessee Mountains.....................................................................................................................................1 Charles Egbert Craddock...............................................................................................................................1 DRIFTING DOWN LOST CREEK..............................................................................................................1 A−PLAYIN' OF OLD SLEDGE AT THE SETTLEMINT.........................................................................24 THE STAR IN THE VALLEY....................................................................................................................36 ELECTIONEERIN' ON BIG INJUN MOUNTING....................................................................................46 THE ROMANCE OF SUNRISE ROCK.....................................................................................................54 THE DANCIN' PARTY AT HARRISON'S COVE....................................................................................64 OVER ON THE T'OTHER MOUNTING...................................................................................................73 THE HARNT THAT WALKS CHILHOWEE.......................................................................................83 i In the Tennessee Mountains Charles Egbert Craddock This page copyright © 2002 Blackmask Online. http://www.blackmask.com • DRIFTING -
Forgotten Realms Compendium Volume 2
Forgotten Realms Compendium Volume 2 Contains all FR Notebooks and previous volumes This item is published by MPG-Net under license from TSR, Inc. ("TSR") but is not authorized or endorsed by TSR. The item is for personal use only. If the item is based on or derived from copyrighted material of TSR or uses trademarks of TSR in a way that is likely to cause confusion, it cannot be re-published or distributed except as authorized by TSR. In addition, this item cannot be republished or distributed without the consent of the author. Forgotten Realms Compendium v2 Page 1 FORWARD 5 REALMS CULTURE NAMES 9 NON-PLAYER CHARACTERS XE \ 15 NPCS 26 KRAKEN SOCIETY 59 HOAR THE DOOMBRINGER 60 STRONGHOLD OF THE NINE. 63 IYACHTU XVIM (THE SON OF BANE) 67 MIELIKKI 71 TORM 76 PRIESTS (WRATH) 81 NOTE ON FAITHS 96 GOD LOCATIONS 99 CHURCHES OF WATERDEEP 102 GOD INTENTIONS 111 WAUKEEN DEAD? 113 CULT OF THE DRAGON 114 NIGHT MASK THOUGHTS 123 DROW CULT 125 LEGEND OF THE CIRCLETS OF THAY 134 Forgotten Realms Compendium v2 Page 2 ELVEN INSULTS 135 REALMSTALK 137 REALMS IDIOMS 140 GOBLIN LANGUAGES/NAMES 149 THE HIDDEN HOUSE 159 SLAVER MODULES IN THE REALMS 160 CAMPAIGN IDEAS 169 SCENERIO #1 [ALTERED VERSION OF DOOM OF DAGGERDALE] 169 SCENERIO #2 [ADVENTURE OUTLINE FOR DAGGERDALE REGION] 172 SCENERIO #3 [A NEW ICE AGE!] 184 PRINCE OF LIES 193 FREESTAVE (WIZARD KIT) 202 ADDITIONAL SPELLFIRE RULES 206 NEW SPELLS 209 BLADESINGER SPELLS 237 LIST OF HERBS 244 RUMORS & NEWS 248 NEW MAGIC ITEMS 269 WISHES 291 POISONS 298 Forgotten Realms Compendium v2 Page 3 MITHRIL 304 SUBDUING 307 CRITICALCHART 318 MYTHALS 327 PHAERIMMS 329 REALMS PREDICTIONS 331 EXERPT ON MYSTRA 338 SUMMARY OF SEMBIAN MILITARY ORDERS 340 INDEX 354 Forgotten Realms Compendium v2 Page 4 Forward The Forgotten Realms Compendium v2 is a collection of messages and works retrieved from the Forgotten Realms mailing list ([email protected]) and the newsgroup rec.games.frp.dnd. -
Effect of Semi-Permanent Hair Color Conditioner for Maintenance Hair Coloring
EFFECT OF SEMI-PERMANENT HAIR COLOR CONDITIONER FOR MAINTENANCE HAIR COLORING 1,* 1 1 Kanchanapa Sathirachawan Waruttaya Sripattanakul , Thapakorn Tree-udom , Nanthana Chanthasila1 and Pruchaya Manhathao1 1School of Cosmetic Science, Mae Fah Luang University, Chiang Rai, Thailand *e-mail: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________ Abstract Hair color fading is a common problem in artificial hair colorants complained by both young and elderly consumers. One of the main reasons is the open of hair cuticles that allows color escaping out upon shampooing. To overcome color fading problem, the semi-permanent hair color conditioner was developed. The effect of semi-permanent hair color conditioner for maintenance of hair coloring were studied in this work. The experiment was carried out on red brown permanent dyed hair tresses with and without treatment of semi-permanent hair color conditioner. After shampooing for 50 times, the comparative efficiency of color maintenance between untreated and conditioner-treated groups was performed using colorimeter based on CIE L*, a*, b* color scale. The result showed that percent changes of a*- value and ∆E of conditioner-treated group were significantly lower than that of untreated group (p < 0.05). This indicated that semi-permanent hair color conditioner appears to be an effective product for the maintenance of hair coloring. ______________________________________________________________________________ Keywords : hair color fading; hair color maintenance; conditioner; hair dye; hair care Introduction : Color fading is a common problem in everyone who dyed their hair has a tendency to be found after doing artificial hair colorant (Morel and Christie 2011). The almost causes of off-shade fading may be simple to suffer in daily life unavoidably. -
A Grand History of the Forgotten Realms
A Grand History of the Forgotten Realms Designer & Cartographer: Brian R. James Cover & Interior Artist: Toni M. James 3rd Printing: May 25 2006 Based on the original DUNGEONS & DRAGONS rules created by E. Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson and the new DUNGEONS & DRAGONS game designed by Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams, Richard Baker, and Peter Adkison. This game product contains no Open Game Content. The content for this game product was compiled by resources owned by Wizards of the Coast. DUNGEONS & DRAGONS, D&D, FORGOTTEN REALMS, and WIZARDS OF THE COAST are registered trademarks of Wizards of the Coast, Inc., a subsidiary of Hasbro, Inc. All Wizards characters, character names, and the distinctive likenesses thereof are trademarks of Wizards of the Coast, Inc. The Digital Marble logo is a trademark of Digital Marble, Inc. All artwork is owned by their respective authors. This product is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual people, organizations, places, or events is purely coincidental. For more timelines and other juicy bits of realmslore visit our website http://www.geonomicon.com Introduction "These things also I have observed: that knowledge of our world is to be nurtured like a precious flower, for it is the most precious thing we have. Wherefore guard the word written and heed words unwritten—and set them down ere they fade... Learn then, well, the arts of reading, writing, and listening true, and they will lead you to the greatest art of all: understanding." —Alaundo of Candlekeep This chronology is the most definitive accounting of Realms history on the Internet or in print. -
Francisco's Flowers Kristopher Andrew Paul University of Texas at El Paso, [email protected]
University of Texas at El Paso DigitalCommons@UTEP Open Access Theses & Dissertations 2016-01-01 Francisco's Flowers Kristopher Andrew Paul University of Texas at El Paso, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.utep.edu/open_etd Part of the Creative Writing Commons Recommended Citation Paul, Kristopher Andrew, "Francisco's Flowers" (2016). Open Access Theses & Dissertations. 721. https://digitalcommons.utep.edu/open_etd/721 This is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UTEP. It has been accepted for inclusion in Open Access Theses & Dissertations by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UTEP. For more information, please contact [email protected]. FRANCISCO’S FLOWERS KRISTOPHER A. PAUL Master’s Program in Creative Writing APPROVED: ——————————————————- Daniel Chacòn, MFA, Chair —————————————————— Elizabeth Scheid, MFA ——————————————————- Tim Hernandez, MFA —————————————————— Linnea Alexander, ________________________________ Charles H. Ambler, Ph.D. Dean of the Graduate School FRANCISCO’S FLOWERS By KRISTOPHER A. PAUL, B.A. ENGLISH FRANCISCO’S FLOWERS Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of The University of Texas at El Paso in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Fine Arts Department of Creative Writing THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO December 2016 Acknowledgements Any accomplishment worthy of great praise cannot be done easily on one’s own. There- fore it is only right that those who worked behind the scenes, in support of great efforts should be given their due respects. First, I would not be anywhere that I am without my amazing, encouraging, and support- ive wife, Heather, without whom none of my greatest achievements would have ever been at- tempted in the first place. -
Dragon Magazine #246
Henchmen Features Issue #246 Volume XXII, No. 9 The Wizard's Companion ......... 24 April 1998 Lloyd Brown III Better than a familiar, the homonculous can be a wizard’s Departments best friend. The Omega Variant .......... 34 Wyrms of the North ........ 56 Bill Slavicsek Ed Greenwood Take the role of Concord marine Jonar Kage in this exciting Manipulative sapphire dragon Malaeragoth is solo adventure, and learn the ALTERNITY™ rules as you play. “The Dragon Unseen.” A Few Good Henchmen ............. 44 Rouges Gallery ............ 70 Christopher Perkins Dale Donovan Next time your PCs need a henchman quickly, pick From the pages of the ADVANCED DUNGEONS & one of these 101 NPCs. DRAGONS® comic come “The Heroes of Selune’s Fiction: "The Great Hunt" ... 62 Smile.” Elaine Cunningham Ecology of the Flumph ..... 76 Arilyn Moonblade and Elaith Craunobler teach Johnathan M. Richards the hunters what it is to be hunted. Beware the awesome might of the flumph! The Wizards Three ...... 86 No, really. We’re serious! Ed Greenwood Bazaar of the Bizarre ...... 82 Elminster, Rautheene, and Mordenkainen meet B.A. Landires once more to trade spells and ... steal sandwiches? Spice up your campaign with “Cauldrons and Cookery.” Dragon's Bestiary ......... 94 Gregory W. Detwiler Fight the battle for Krynn against “Creatures of Chaos”! Columns About the Cover The Wyrm’s Turn™ . .4 In just a few years, Michael Sutfin has developed his craft to D-Mail™. .6 breathtaking levels. On this month’s cover, he shows us a Forum rather sinister knight and his loyal henchman. .............................. ..10 Sage Advice .......................... .16 Out of Character ...................... .22 Gamer's Guide ....................... -
Donna Moses Memoir
1927-1945 My Family The year I was born (*1), 1927, Charles Lindbergh flew his “Spirit of St. Louis” from Long Island, NY, to Paris. And, Ford Motor Company introduced the Model A car. When I was two, Wall Street experienced the worst crash in stock values in its history. America plummeted into the Great Depression. European countries struggled with fluctuating currency valuation, and recovery from World War I devastation. In 1931 (when I was four) the federal Committee on Unemployment reported 4-5 million 1. Dad and me Americans out of work. Unknown to me is how my parents met. (*2) Dad was born in Bolivar, NY. Mother was born in Cameron Mills, NY, and later moved to Richburg, NY. Before I was born, Dad took Mom to Kentucky, because he heard about work in crude oil production. Though my family is from New York State, my birthplace was Glasgow, KY. My folks returned to Dad’s hometown, Bolivar, when I was four, or five, and moved into Dad’s parents’ home where we lived about five 2. Mom and Dad: Pauline and years. I shared my parents’ bedroom, but had my own bed. C Maynard Stohr Paternal Grandfather (Robert E. Stohr), Paternal Grandmother (Winnie Stohr) (*3) Maternal Grandfather (unknown), Maternal Grandmother (Leila Owens) Grandma and Grandpa Stohr’s brown house--with green trim--was on the arterial, Boss Street. Like other clapboard homes built in late eighteen hundreds, it had covered porch that extended along the front of the house, and faced the street. The porch sheltered a swing where I spent a lot of time, often socializing with younger cousin and buddy, Milton. -
Don't Let Natalie Ronning's Long, Wavy Auburn Hair, Bright Blue Eyes Or
Student Gardeners that serves meals and provides food to people program. Don’t let Natalie in need in Sioux Falls. “In the Reading Augustana course, we Ronning’s long, wavy The Augie Garden is funded through a look at the Augie garden as a model of grant administered by the Service-Learning responsible citizenship,” said Jeffrey Miller, auburn hair, bright blue Program, an initiative designed to integrate chair of the Department of English and community service and civic engagement with Journalism and director of Civitas. “You eyes or pink fingernail academic study. Augustana faculty members have students practicing the Jeffersonian work hand-in-hand with representatives from virtue of working with the land, things polish fool you. All community agencies to develop service- we read about in a number of essays in girly-girlness aside, she’s learning projects that will meet community- the course. Then, you get to watch their identified needs. care for that land transform into care for not afraid to get her “What’s so incredible about the Augie the Sioux Falls community in the produce Garden is that it was almost entirely student- they donate to the Banquet and the work hands dirty. Spiders, led. The students came up with the original students in the course do with the Banquet earthworms, rodents – idea to have a garden, and they took the as well.” initiative to talk to the facilities group and Jamie Horter, ’10, played a key role in they don’t faze her either. find volunteers. It wasn’t until much later that starting the garden last year. -
So Henna Colour Chart-Dec19
COLOUR CHART So Henna is a brand new, exciting product range on the eyebrow henna market, providing beautiful and natural looking brows inspired by our favourite hot beverage collection. Our mission is simple, to provide an easy-to-use brow tinting solution that gives you perfect results every time! Developed by brow artists for brow artists. MIXING THE HENNA APPLICATION Using the spoon supplied with each jar, add the Apply the mixture evenly with a So Henna angled henna powder to the mixing dish with 3-5 drops brush (brush number 2 or 3) in one layer. For an of distilled water at room temperature, with a ombre effect, start the application from the outer ratio of 1:1. Mix the contents with our mixing tool, end of the eyebrow, only applying product to half mix throughly until the powder has completely of the eyebrow and applying more product dissolved to an even mixture with a syrup like towards the inner end of the eyebrow with every consistency, then apply to the brows. For a more layer. Use thinner consistency of the product in intense staining effect on the skin, make the the inner part of the eyebrow for a lighting consistency thicker by using a 2:1 ratio of henna staining effect. For thick eyebrows, ensure that the vs distilled water. For a lighter effect on the skin, product reaches the skin under the eyebrow hairs make the consistency of the henna mix thinner evenly by carefully dabbing the henna mixture on by using 1:2 ratio of henna vs distilled water. -
Let Us Know How Access to This Document Benefits You
The Oval Volume 13 Issue 1 Article 14 4-15-2020 Homecoming Jasper Vanspoore Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/oval Let us know how access to this document benefits ou.y Recommended Citation Vanspoore, Jasper (2020) "Homecoming," The Oval: Vol. 13 : Iss. 1 , Article 14. Available at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/oval/vol13/iss1/14 This Poetry is brought to you for free and open access by ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Oval by an authorized editor of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact [email protected]. One from the north: HOMECOMING she came with snowmelt streaming over her hips, Jasper Vanspoore sparrow-red cedar woven with raven blue hair carried pillows of emerald bedding, her soft footsteps mirrored by stardust leading her way. She came from the east. Morning sun, The midwives came hot summer sap, and the eastern woman labored. dripped over her shoulders, Water broke down a long dark braid flooding trailing behind her feet. until a deep well formed The warmth of auburn hair woven and silty murk turned to grass, thin, winding lines into soft autumn hazy golden. soft, wet earth. The skies quieted. Her fingertips trailed across the sky, pricked swollen clouds, Children came, and rain fell. tiny fists clutching camas bitterroot balsam cous. The rivers followed her westward. Limbs of larch and pine. And through the valleys A place appeared, scattered five waters coalescing into one. and she stopped, thousands of years heavy bellied and sway backed. -
Elminster's Forgetten Realms.Pdf
TM ™ CREDITS Design Art Director Ed Greenwood Kate Irwin Editing Cover Illustrations Susan Morris, James Wyatt Jesper Ejsing (front) Tyler Jacobson (back) Editorial Assistance Jennifer Clarke Wilkes, Matt Sernett Graphic Designer Soe Murayama, Emi Tanji Managing Editor Kim Mohan Interior Illustrations Ed Greenwood, Eric Belisle, Julie Dillon, Rick Development and Editing Lead Drennan, Wayne England, Randy Gallegos, Jeremy Crawford Ralph Horsley, Tyler Jacobson, Michael Komarck, Howard Lyon, Patrick McEvoy, William D&D R&D Senior Producer O’Connor, Lorraine Schleter, Mark Tedin, Christopher Perkins Beth Trott D&D R&D Group Manager Photography Mike Mearls Jen Glicksohn D&D Senior Creative Director Graphic Production Manager Jon Schindehette Angie Lokotz D&D Brand Team Prepress Manager Nathan Stewart, Liz Schuh, Laura Tommervik, Jefferson Dunlap Shelly Mazzanoble, Chris Lindsay, Hilary Ross Imaging Technician Carmen Cheung Production Manager Cynda Callaway 62039888000001 EN Current Customer Service U.K., EIRE, & SOUTH AFRICA EUROPE ISBN: 978-0-7869-6034-7 contact info: Wizards of the Coast LLC Wizards of the Coast p/a Hasbro First Printing: U.S., CANADA, ASIA PACIFIC, c/o Hasbro UK Ltd. Belgium NV/SA October 2012 & LATIN AMERICA P.O. Box 43 Industrialaan 1 Wizards of the Coast LLC Newport, NP19 4YD, UK 1702 Groot-Bijgaarden 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 P.O. Box 707 Tel: +08457 12 55 99, Belgium Renton, WA 98057-0707 Email: [email protected] Tel: +32.70.233.277 +1-800-324-6496 Email: [email protected] www.wizards.com/customerservice Dungeons & Dragons, D&D, Wizards of the Coast, Forgotten Realms, Ed Greenwood Presents Elminster’s Forgotten Realms, all other Wizards of the Coast product names, and their respective logos are trademarks of Wizards of the Coast in the USA and other countries.