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Sinusitis:How to prevent recurrence

Sinusitis is inflammation of the mucous membranes of the nose and sinuses.

This is one of the diseases, commonly seen in ENT.

Today, the disease tends to increase, due to urbanization, industrialization, environmental pollution and climate change.

The disease rarely causes life-threatening complications, but often persists, affecting the quality of life and work.

1. The causes of sinusitis.

Over the past two decades, based on new insights into anatomy, nasopharynx physiology,

The causal problem, and the pathogenesis of sinusitis, have been elucidated.

However, there are still many mysteries that have not been adequately explained.

Structure of the sinus in the body.

Classic causes:sinusitis caused by the main causes such as:

Bacteria, viruses and fungi, allergic reactions, gastroesophageal reflux,

(dust, cigarette smoke, chemicals, etc.), due to abnormal surgery,

overdrying, sieving, overactive nasal cavities, nasopharynx nasopharyngeal tumors, etc.), from systemic disease:

Immunodeficiency, cystic fibrosis, and so on.

New causes:Due to biofilm, bacteria increase resistance to antibiotics,

Osteoarthritis (super antigen), due to febrile dysfunction, is seen in patients with a history of persistent inflammation of the respiratory tract.

In addition, there are risk factors such as:Hen, genetic factors, living environment, and so on.

2. Signs of recognition.

Depending on the case, due to acute sinusitis or chronic sinusitis, patients will have different manifestations,

However, nasal discharge and nasal discharge are important signs.

Nasal congestion can be episodic, or persistent on one side or the other,

The nosebleed can be translucent or pale white, tarnishing handkerchiefs, napkins, and so on.

There are cases where the pus is smelly or rotten.

Some people may have dull aching headaches, forehead areas, occipital areas, severe morning sickness, and increased pain in acute attacks.

Has the patient reduced the smell or smell,

It is usually caused by inflammation, nasal congestion, or polyps, which can lead to air pollution in the nasal passages.

Many cases of chronic cough, because the pus from the sinuses flow down, causing irritation in the throat.

In addition, you may experience tinnitus, sneezing, bad breath, and so on.

Endoscopic examination of the nasal cavity is an important examination in diagnosis, can see images of congestion,

or paleness of the nasal mucosa, pus, or mucus in the nasal cavity, and sinus cavities.

Endoscopic examination may reveal anatomical changes in the nasal cavity, such as ventricular septal defect, nasal congestion.

For cases of chronic inflammation, can be seen degradation, or polyps in the nasal cavity.

Some cases of pain in the front of the jaw, point in the corner of the eye.

Computerized tomography (CT), sinusoidal mucosal imaging, mucosal thickness, or fluid level in the sinus.

CT is also a surgical map, which helps doctors in cases need surgery.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), indicated for sinusitis, has complications such as,

intestinal complications and intracranial complications, or in the case of needing to distinguish between sinusitis and nasopharyngeal tumors.

3. Some complications.

We can classify three types of complications:intracranial complications, intracranial complications (in the brain), and bone complications.

Oral complications:Because the nasal cavity is close to the orbit of the eye, the infection can pass through the sinuses,

To penetrate into the orbit of the eye, mainly through the sinuses, children have the frequency of complications of the eye, higher than adults, due to the frequency of upper respiratory infection.

Oral complications are divided into five groups, from mild to severe:pre-cellular cellulitis, cellulitis in the eye, subcapsular abscess, periorbital abscess and sinus arthritis.

In most of these complications, there are indications of surgical sinus drainage, and abscess drainage,

In combination with medical treatment, especially with the use of combination antibiotics, patients often have to stay in hospital for a long time.

Intracranial complications:The sinuses are located adjacent to the frontal and middle skull, infection from the sinuses,

It can be spread through the bloodstream, or through the sinuses between the sinuses, and the brain - meninges, congenital or traumatic.

Intracranial complications of sinusitis include meningitis, epidural abscess, epidural abscess, and cerebral abscess.

These complications have a high mortality rate, or after treatment leave the neurological sequelae permanently.

Bone Complications:Mainly due to sinusitis of the forehead, causing bone marrow fracture.

The disease may occur solely, but is often associated with other intracranial complications, particularly epidural abscesses.

The complication rate of sinusitis has been declining for several decades,

This may be due to the use of oral antibiotics, broad spectrum, to work with bacteria that cause upper respiratory infections.

However, the complications of sinusitis, which require combination therapy between surgery and internal medicine,

Some cases may be permanent blindness or severe neurological sequelae.

4. Is treatment difficult?

Nasal sinusitis is basically medical treatment, with medicinal use, and supportive therapies.

Drug treatment:

Antibiotics are used, when acute sinusitis, acute acute sinusitis,

or sinusitis with complications, may be combined with oral anti-inflammatory drugs and spray in place,

antihistamines, use of vasoconstrictors in place, nasal ventilation, however, do not use long-term medication.

In addition, other medications such as painkillers, cough expectorants, gastroesophageal reflux medicine, and so on can be used.

5. Supportive treatment.

Nasal nasal spray:With saline physiological 0.9%, or sea water cleaning effect, nasal passage, reduce edema,

congestion, nasal congestion, increased efficacy of topical medications, such as nasal steroids.

This is a very important supportive treatment.

Nasal spray:Moisturize with essential oils, improve nasal function, mild disinfection, prevent dry mucus and nasal scabs.

6. Surgical treatment.

When medical treatment is not effective, patients with severe polyps with sinusitis, nasal dysfunction, or complicated sinusitis need to be treated surgically.

Today, nasal cavity endoscopy is often used to restore drainage, ventilation, and protection of the sinuses.

Surgery results in better postoperative care time, less so than previous classic surgery.

7. And prevention.

Due to the long-lasting, persistent and difficult to treat characteristics, sinusitis greatly affects the health and quality of life of patients.

It is also an economic burden, for the sick and the society, because of the costs of medical examination and treatment.

To prevent recurrent sinusitis, we need to pay attention to, limit exposure to dust,

polluted air, cold air and toxic chemicals, wearing masks when exposed, or working in polluted environments,

daily cleaning of the nose according to the guidance of health staff, improve the condition, improve resistance,

With proper exercise and eating regime, treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease, allergies.

When there are abnormal signs such as runny nose, prolonged nasal congestion, or manifestations as headache, eye swelling, protrusion, blurred vision, and so on.

This is usually a sign of sinusitis, the patient needs to see a specialist nose and throat specialist, for prompt treatment consultation.

Do not take antibiotics, nose drops, without the opinion of the doctor,

no use of drugs, herbs of unknown origin, or no license of specialized agencies,

It can cause more severe illness, or loss of chance of treatment from sinusitis.

Master, Doctor:Le Anh Tuan.

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Celebrities React to Demi Lovato Overdose Report | Heavy.com

Celebrities are tweeting out their support and love for Demi Lovato after the singer was reportedly hospitalized for a heroin overdose. TMZ reports that authorities responded to a house call in Hollywood at 11:37 a.m.

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"Really upset about this horrible Demi Lovato news.

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A friend, a loved one, a person you trust.

You do not have to suffer in silence.".

"My whole heart and my whole soul is with @ddlovato today," wrote actress Ruby Rose.

"I adore you and so does the entire world.

You will fight this and you will come out of it even stronger.

Addiction is powerful beyond measure, but you can defeat it.

I love you.".

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[인사이트] 전현영 기자 = 아이오아이 출신 가수 청하가 무대 위에 물 폭탄을 맞으며 청량한 미모를 뽐냈다

지난 21일 서울 잠실 종합운동장 특설 링에서는 워터 뮤직 페스티 '워터밤 2018'이 열렸다

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♫ Jungkook: The fifteen year old me who had nothing ♫

♫ Jungkook: The world was so big ♫

♫ Jungkook: and I was so small ♫

Jungkook: In Busan, I only had a lot of confidence but knew nothing at all.

Jungkook: But after I came to Seoul, I was shocked after seeing so many talented people.

Jungkook: I thought to myself, "Ah, I was just a frog in a trash can"

V: When I first met Jungkook,

V: He went to a vocal lesson.

V: I was waiting for him to come back after the vocal lesson ended.

V: When I started falling asleep at that point, he came back

V: Jungkook was very introverted back then.

V: Really... He didn't say a word.

V: Same with showering, he'd wait until everyone's asleep before he showers.

J-Hope: He was very shy. V: Really, really shy.

Jungkook: I was originally very shy but...

Jungkook: But after being together for a long time, my personality changed.

Suga: We asked him a lot about [the recruiting calls he got].

Suga: About how he came to BigHit.

Suga: He said he was eliminated from SuperStar K but

Suga: But received many business cards at the audition.

Suga: And he showed us the business cards.

Suga: It was a divine intervention that he chose our company

Suga: After rejecting all the bigger companies.

Jungkook: I thought RM hyung was so cool back then.

Jungkook: So I wanted to join that company.

Jungkook: I made up my mind thinking it'd be nice if I could meet him.

RM: With Bang PD, we gathered in a hotel room and cried all together once.

RM: But the reason why we burst in tears was...

RM: Jungkook... he's not the one who usually opens up his emotions.

- I see. Not expressive... RM: He's not talkative but composed.

RM: When we ask "Is there anything hard for you?"

RM: He would always say "No, I don't have any, hyung~"

RM: But that was the day in particular

RM: Where everyone was suddenly in the mood to talk about their difficulties.

RM: All of a sudden, he burst into tears...

RM: That was the first time we saw Jungkook cry.

RM: "The only difficulty I have is that hyungs are having a hard time"...

- Those words are just touching and sad...

RM: That's why we cried our eyes out.

Jungkook: Well, since I came to Seoul at fifteen

Jungkook: You guys have been beside me...

Jungkook: In a way, you raised me.

Jungkook: Yeah, so... Thanks for doing your part

Jungkook: And because we have our own goals that we set together,

Jungkook: I hope we can do well and keep it up like we did.

J-Hope: Our maknae (youngest) is all grown up, really!

Jin: He's a guy who's very considerate!

♫ Jungkook: You made me again ♫

♫ Suga: Burn it up ♫

- You sing very well.

Jungkook: Thank you. (laughter)

- You sing and even rap well.

Jimin: Our maknae has nothing he cannot do

- That's why Jungkook is called the HwangGeum Maknae (Golden Youngest)

Jungkook: Thank you - I think your eyes look very deep too.

Jungkook: Thank you, you know very much, haha.

Jungkook: I really wanted to produce a song,

Jungkook: So I was doing a piano sketch alone.

Jungkook: One of the producers walked in.

Jungkook: Ah, it was Pi Gook (?) PD-nim.

- Okay, it's not important who it was.

- Just someone in your company...

Jungkook: He came and said we can use it for the outro.

- Outro Jungkook: Yeah, that's how that [Outro: Love is Not Over] was made.

Jungkook: Recently I paid a lot of money to buy a VSTI

Jungkook: Now that I bought it...

Jungkook: I want to properly compose and produce music.

Jungkook: Just like the older members

Jungkook: But I don't have the courage to do it...

Jungkook: As I don't feel very confident.

- I heard there's a fan song that the "Golden Maknae" participated in producing.

Jungkook: "Magic Shop" is written for the fans.

Jungkook: Since it's a fan song...

Jungkook: I made it with love for the fans,

Jungkook: So it didn't feel like work.

Jungkook: This is my work studio.

Jungkook: Rather than working on music, I do more work on video editing...

Jungkook: Making videos is something that makes happy and recharges me, too.

Jungkook: So I will try editing something today.

Jungkook: Recently, I've been very interested in videos

Jungkook: So I want to go and film one again.

Jungkook: Well, if the scene has a person in it, it's easy to film.

Jungkook: I'm not the fiercely competitive type,

Jungkook: But because my personality doesn't allow me to give up in the middle...

- Ah! What's happening?!

- He's from BTS. BTS! - From BTS, is he?

- Jungkook as the last runner [of this relay] wins the battle!

- 'Deulbaejigi' is a technique which strong people often use

- It's because this is a technique where you have to lift up the opponent's whole weight-

- Whoaaaa!!

- You're really good at sports. I can tell.

Jungkook: I always liked to move my body since I was young.

- That's why you're good at dancing.

Jungkook: I'm able to do a little of everything.

Jungkook: So, I don't really have one thing I'm very good in...

Jungkook: To be honest, more than the image people see,

Jungkook: I might not be working as hard as how I appear to be.

Jungkook: Am I not working as hard as I'm supposed to be?

Jungkook: I don't know. Anyways, to be honest, I feel like I'm supposed to be

Jungkook: Working hard to the brink of death, but I, myself, don't think I am.

Jungkook: So, in the future, instead of just saying I will do something.

Jungkook: I hope to take action abd be the type of person that walks the walk.

Jungkook: I'll do my best. Let's do our best.

♫ BTS: Fire ♫

♫ V: Set everything on fire Bow wow wow♫

♫ Suga: I'll forgive you ♫

Jungkook: To bare your honest self and true emotions to someone,

Jungkook: That's something I find really difficult to do...

Jungkook: Having promoted up till now,

Jungkook: I developed one small but big goal.

Jungkook: I want to become a singer that can touch people with his voice

Jungkook: And also to become such a singer so that

Jungkook: People can, without hesitation, proudly and unabashedly say "I'm a fan of BTS!"

♫ Jungkook: Euphoria ♫

♫ Jungkook: Close the door now ♫

♫ Jungkook: When I'm with you I'm in utopia ♫

Suga: I don't think I've seen many kids with as many talents as Jeon Jungkook.

J-Hope: He's a dongsaeng that doesn't need things to be said twice.

Jungkook: Wow, my six bros here for my graduation ceremony.

J-Hope: We also came for the entrance ceremony, and now we're back in 3 years.

Jungkook: Honestly, I haven't changed a lot.

Suga: I think he's gotten calmer.

Jungkook: Me? Suga: Yeah.

RM: Jungkook rose to the top at a young age,

RM: So I think he's struggled with who he really is, even as we speak.

Suga: You were only 15 then.

Jungkook: Honestly, I'm just me in my eyes.

Jungkook: I can't see myself objectively

Jungkook: So it's hard to actually see the changes I go through.

Jungkook: I'd be grateful if people recognized me even after time has passed.

Jungkook: I want to be an artist that people remember for a long time.

- Become a singer who is memorable and continues for a long time

♫ Jungkook: Even if the sand divides ♫

♫ Jungkook: Even if someone shakes up this world ♫

♫ Jungkook: Please don't ever let go of my clasped hand ♫

♫ Jungkook: Please don't wake up from the dream ♫

Jungkook: I would like to tell you that

Jungkook: If you pursue your dream step by step within the given environment,

Jungkook: One day you will realize the dream.

J-Hope: (Rock, Paper, Scissors) If you don't do it, you will lose.

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Texas Drag Queen's Parents Evolve From "You're Going To Hell" To "Being Presidents Of My Fan Club." - Duration: 6:59.

My name is Timothy Byars.

I'm from Wichita Falls, Texas.

Every time the church doors were open, we were there.

My granny was - played the piano every Sunday and Wednesday.

My dad was the praise and worship minister.

My mom worked in the nursery and she was the youth minister.

I didn't know what gay was until about the second grade when I realized I was full-on

in love with this boy in school and I was crying and I because I didn't ever find a

boy who felt the same way.

And then I heard somebody call me gay and I was like, "Maybe that's what I am."

And then they said in a bad way and they kept saying over and over again what a bad thing

it was.

And my parents were always using me as the butt of those kind of jokes growing up.

When I was 17, I was kinda outed because there's a thing called XY.com and I wasn't really

good at deleting my cookies at the moment, and my parents found that.

And so they outed me and it was painful.

I was going to hell.

Immediately they called my pastor over to talk some sense into me.

They said they would never love my choice in a lover.

They would never be at my wedding.

They would never invite him over for dinner.

You can never stay the night.

They would never come to my house if he was going to be there.

Things like that.

And then October of my senior year, they wanted to get me away from that gay kid at school,

so they moved me to The Dalles, Oregon.

Population about 10,000.

The nearest city: Portland, Oregon.

And at that time I'd already been outed and so I was like, I'm not going back in.

So I started with a clean slate.

I got on Myspace and started looking for some gay people, found my drag mother Jersey Scities,

and started going to the all-ages nightclub and sort of performing as a boy.

And then we did drag as a gag one night for my grandmother, and my mom and dad were like,

"Oh, we were just - knew this was a matter of time until this happened.

Ugh.

We knew.

Does this mean you want to be a woman, Timothy?"

Using my whole name and everything.

Now, at this point, me getting into drag was not even a big deal because my parents had

started being okay with me being gay.

My boyfriend would take my mom to lunch while I was at school and I didn't know about that.

Every now and then, he could come over for dinner.

After we broke up, I started going to Portland a lot and I actually moved in with a couple

friends and I started doing drag.

My mom was like, "Well, I guess you're gonna be a girl now, aren't you?"

And I was like, "No, I don't want to be a girl.

I've never wanted to be a girl.

I just think it's fun to perform."

They would never ever want to see a picture.

They don't even care to know her name, nothing.

Talked about her like, you know, an ex-girlfriend that stole a lot of money.

They just don't like her.

Then I ran for Miss Junior Pride and I have a lot of pictures and for the first time,

I remember sitting in my mom's front yard - they were doing a yard sale and I'd drive

in from Portland, where I was living in the time, to The Dalles to spend the weekend with

them.

And she was like, "So what have you been up to?

You still dressing like a girl?"

And I was like, "Actually, I made a lot of friends.

I'm really good at this.

People like me.

People tip me.

I feel like a little star.

I moved from doing amateur nights to now I'm on cast."

And she finally looked at it and she goes, "Wow, you are pretty."

And the little curiosity bug was planted into my mom's head that day.

And then one night I am at the show just finished my first number and I'm going downstairs.

My co-host is running the show.

And I'm talking people - dadadadada - all of a sudden, I hear upstairs on the microphone

music in between and I was like, why is this break taking so long?

And I hear my co-host talking to somebody.

I'm like, god, there's a drunk lady here.

And then - "Do you want to hear about Timothy when he was a little boy?"

Immediately I grab my microphone and I'm like, "Robert, hit play.

The next person to the stage, please welcome…"

I was like, "Get her off the microphone.

Get her off the microphone right now."

Everybody's loving it, like "Your mom is so much fun."

And I was like, "Oh my god."

Then one night, I was backstage and I just - I was feeling real good about my body again.

Shaved my legs up and I was just wearing, like, this little patch, this little piece

of fabric glued to my butt and like this thing glued around my neck to cover my tits.

And I'm doing the song that I do by Sweet Pussy Pauline.

Thirty seconds before I go on stage, my overtures on, I'm ready.

All of a sudden, Jersey goes, "You didn't tell me your dad was coming in tonight."

And I was like, "Hmm?"

Dad would never come to a show.

"Girl look out there.

He is front and center with your mom right now."

And I was like, "I'm doing Sweet Pussy Pauline first.

Can we change -"

All of a sudden, "Welcome to the stage…"

And I had to go on stage.

There was no way to change the song.

No way to change my costume.

So almost as naked as the day I was born doing every word I was sworn not to do as a kid.

My dad is front row laughing and cutting up.

My mom is having a good time, too.

She already drunk, too.

And then they started coming all the days after that.

One of the days that really I know changed the way that I knew my dad saw me was when

I won the trip from New York - er, from Portland to New York and I decided to move out there.

The last night before my show, I'm on stage doing "Leaving on a Jet Plane.

And my dad comes up with two dozen roses.

And I lose it.

And I just see him standing there and I spent half of the song crying into my daddy's arms,

who was there to see his daughter doing her final number before she goes to pursue her

dreams in New York.

That was one of the most life-changing moments I've ever had, to see that.

To the point where we had to start the song over again so everybody else could tip during

my number because I was just a mess.

Now, my dad, he runs my website.

He made my first line of merch, my first tee shirts, my first stickers, my first fan cards

that I sign and give out - my fan cards at my show.

My mom, now she does embroidery for my hats and for my tote bags.

And they flew out to Dallas, two weeks ago to go watch me to compete in a pageant.

To go from, "I'm going to hell" and that they'll never love any of my lovers, to

now: they're the presidents of my fan club and my dad is pushing for me to be on Drag

Race.

And when I do get on Drag Race, he wants to be my manager, you know, and if I never make

it on Drag Race and I hit it big in some other way, he wants to be my manager.

And I think I'm a trust him to do that.

I call it his retirement plan.

He can take care of me.

It's a pretty amazing change.

I gotta remind myself constantly how lucky I am because there's so many kids who are

still kicked out, who were still exiled, who were still verbally being categorized by their

parents.

You know, they're still using them for jokes in the family.

And that's not me anymore.

Surround yourself with people who love you that much that people who love you are either

going to rise to the occasion or they're going to fall behind.

Either way, you're going to have a family who loves you.

And if you can be the loving person - if you can bring the loving people around - that's

just as contagious as hate is.

And if there's parents who need to know what to do, give it a try.

I'm not saying go to the bar and get messed up or go to a brunch show.

I'm saying get to know the people before you judge what kind of people they are.

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Arsenal star slams Gunners board for failing to submit bid for one of these two World class wingers - Duration: 1:45.

Former Arsenal star has slammed the club for not being ambitious enough to sign big name players from direct rivals, despite their availability

Arsenal are not in a position to sign either of Chelsea duo Eden Hazard or Willian, says John Hartson

"Arsenal fans are going to have to be patient for a couple of seasons, not demanding such success because I believe they're still way behind in the market for the best players in the world, I really do," said Hartson

"I think I share a lot of opinions even with their own fans."But they've appointed Emery, he's got a very impressive CV behind him in terms of the Europa League

I think they need to be a bit patient with him and I believe in time he's got the capabilities if he's given the funds to add to the group they've got

"But they're still a long way from signing the best players in the world, as when they come up, when the best players in the world become available, they're never in for them

They're never in for them."Why aren't they in for Hazard? Why aren't they in for Willian?

"Why aren't they in for these big players that would probably cost £80m?."I don't think they're prepared to go there

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How to turn your visitors into customers with your website - Duration: 3:44.

you're thinking about getting your website done but you have no idea what

elements is supposed to have in order to rock the socks of your viewers and

turn them into customers in case you don't know me my name is Olivia

Illescas from Pentakora and today I'm going to give you five essential tips

that are going to turn your viewers into customers with your website so let's

stay tuned

why is our website so important a website is the center of your online

presence is the key ingredient to turn a viewer into potential customer being

visible is the first step in the customers buyers journey if you're not

visible how can people fall in love with the great value and solutions you can

offer to them and trust enough to actually buy from you it's like a

relationship you need to really know someone before you jump in your Duns and

set the grounds for a serious relationship

number one simple navigation you need to have user-friendly navigation that allows

your viewer to find information very easily, easiest way to do this is to map

out all the pages that you're going to have your navigation bar

a typical navigation bar consists of home blog services work with me contact

etc, limit the number of pages up to six remember less is more tip number two

clear value proposition a clear value proposition is how your brand can solve

problems and add value to the life of your customer in order to do this

properly you need to have a clear understanding of whom are you helping

why are you doing to help, and what's the benefit or end result of working with

you the right place to add your value proposition is in the hero image because

that's the first thing your viewer sees when they get to your website for

example - I help impact driven entrepreneurs to take their brand to the

next level number three call to action (optin) offer

value and build your credibility through our call to action or an optin a great

way to do this is by creating a freebie that solves an emotional pain point of

your viewer the advantages of creating a freebie is that you can nurture your

email list of people who are interested in your services and the content that

you can offer to them even never made a move where you have a sip of your coffee

or your favorite beer tip number four cohesive brand identity a cohesive brand

identity is important for brand recognition so you pop into

people's mind and identify you in your niche market remember to have a consistent

color palette and fonts, consistent visual aesthetic of your images both in

your hero image and blog posts, your logo in all your pages, if you are a personal brand

remember to have pictures of you because people are

attracted to people and the story of your why, the spark that inspire

you to open your business because it's important for brand storytelling and all

your visual elements need to be aligned with your brand message so that is more

powerful and people connect with you and the professionalism that you can offer

to them number five kick-ass content that connects with your audience provide

fresh and valuable content that solves an emotional pain point of your audience and

that is SEO optimized in other words easy to find the search engines by in doing

this you can stay in the mind of your audience build a reputation of trust

Authority and power in your niche market I hope my video gave you the tools to

know how to have a high converting website and I tracks your clients like bees.

these tips you're gonna have a rockin website that truly reflects the power

behind your brand and all the great value can offer don't forget to

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A Child's Imagination: an introduction to Faith and John Hubley - Duration: 5:52.

When thinking about children's entertainment, the artistry behind its creation often takes

a backseat to production cost and marketability.

If the quality is substandard, its excused by saying, "well, it's for kids," as

if their taste is indiscriminate or unrefined.

However, an exception can be found in Faith and John Hubley, two animators whose experimental

work literally spoke to kids on their level.

John Hubley began his career at Disney, where he worked as background animator and art director

on their earliest feature films.

In 1939, architect Frank Lloyd Wright visited Disney Studios, bringing with him a copy of

Ivan Ivanov-Vano's The Tale of the Czar Durandai.

Now clearly this animation style was in stark contrast to Disney, and this made an impression

on Hubley, who believed the medium had potential beyond what Walt was offering.

The economic instability of the Great Depression gave way to the rise of unions, and due to

a strike at Fleischer Studios, animators would organize the Screen Cartoonist's Guild in

1938.

By 1941, all studios had signed contracts except Disney.

In Walt Disney's opinion his was exempt, because he provided the best pay and working

conditions, neglecting the fact that only a select few got to enjoy these privileges.

On May 29 of that year, over 200 studio employees went on a strike that would last five weeks,

ending with Disney eventually signing.

Hubley would leave the studio during this strike, producing several films for Screen

Gems before moving to United Productions of America.

It was here he created Mr. Magoo, maybe his most enduring character, but I think more

importantly it was at UPA where he began experimenting with form.

My favourite example of this is 1951's Rooty Toot Toot.

While the animation is somewhat limited, its style is striking, particularly the use of

colour and textures.

A year later he was forced to leave UPA for refusing to name names before the House Committee

on Un-American Activities, unlike his old boss, and was subsequently blacklisted from

the industry.

Faith Elliott left home at fifteen to pursue a career in theatre and at eighteen headed

for Hollywood, where she worked as a music editor and script supervisor on such films as 12 Angry Men.

Her and John would meet here and together founded Storyboard Studios in 1953, vowing

to independently produce and release one animated film a year.

They were married in 1955, the same year the studio moved to New York and would collaborate

on every project for the next 22 years, beginning with 1957's Harlem Wednesday.

This featured no traditional animation.

Instead the couple filmed paintings by Gregorio Prestopino, using camera movement to create

rhythm and motion.

In 1958 they produced Tender Game, this was their first animated collaboration, a short

depicting love abstractly to a score composed by Oscar Peterson.

The images move to the music as though they were improvised, a feeling that would become

a staple of the Hubleys and taken to the next level with 1959's Moonbird.

In perhaps their best-known work, John and Faith recorded their two young sons rambling

as they were falling asleep.

They then took the story the children fabricated and animated it.

The result is a surreal, stream of consciousness in which the boys search for an elusive bird.

The film captures an emotional realism that would've been impossible to script and provides

a glimpse into the wonder of a child's imagination.

Moonbird won the Hubleys their first Oscar and was the first independently produced short

to win the award.

They would win again for The Hole and A Herb Alpert and Tijuana Brass Double Feature in

1962 and '66 respectively.

As the Hubley family grew, their films came to include the imaginations of their other

children, Georgia and Emily.

Both appeared in Cockaboody, a spiritual sequel to Moonbird, in which the children's playing

is interspersed with conversation about childbirth and adulthood.

The Hubleys' final collaboration was with cartoonist Gary Trudeau on A Doonesbury Special,

released in 1977.

In February of that year, John underwent heart surgery and passed away during the procedure.

In honour of his death, Storyboard Studios was renamed Hubley Studios and the family

continued creating animation.

Faith's solo work leaned heavily into the abstract and explored the natural world, drawing

inspiration from Indigenous art and mythology.

Her films have a distinct look thanks to the use of a technique known as under-lighting.

Now in traditional animation, the drawings are filmed with light from above but in under-lighting,

they are illuminated from below, which produces a warm, glowing effect.

What I find most exciting about these films is that they are free of the restraints of

conventional story-telling.

They're alive in the way that form and mood can, and usually will, shift at any time.

It's a show, don't tell approach, where the message is conveyed rather than explained,

and I think this is an extremely useful method of educating - again, a lot of these films

were geared towards children, for educational purposes.

The Hubleys understood that just because they were kids didn't mean they were incapable

of comprehending certain concepts, perhaps because their own children so perceptive,

and would go on to become accomplished artists in their own right, Emily as an animator,

and Georgia as a musician.

They existed outside of the studio system and this gave them the freedom to take the

medium to places where their better-known contemporaries simply couldn't go.

Because of this, the films of Faith and John Hubley managed to capture not only the joy

and wonder of childhood, but of creating, and life itself.

If you would like to learn more about the Hubleys I've posted several links to their

work in the description, and if you enjoyed this video, be sure to give us a like, subscribe,

and share it, tell a friend.

You can check out some of our other videos as well, like the early history of computer

animation and a similar video on Dave and Max Flesicher.

Thank you so much for watching.

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