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The DC Comics "New 52" has taken quite the beating over the course of a short time due primarily to the portrayal of some of DC's female characters. Fan service is certainly nothing new, and not having read any of the titles where these portrayals were, I can't comment honestly myself.
But I DID read Voodoo #1 by Ron Marz and Sami Basri, and whilst there's plenty of exposed skin, it at least seems justified in the context of the wild world of the titular character. But does that world come together in a compelling way?
Context. Marz provides a ton of it, and we really get a look of how this character has arrived where she is and why. Without further putting this off, Voodoo is a stripper. She strips. She takes her clothes off for money. Most people would likely disregard the title based solely on that point, but Marz does a great job of developing intrigue around the character. All the other girls at the club have clear and deliberate motivations for being there, but Voodoo never gives a clear reason why she's there. When her "secrets" start pouring forth, it only increases the mystery and danger surrounding the character. It's different. I also enjoyed the character of Jess, the no nonsense agent who is part of the operation spying on Voodoo. She's tough, and the few panels featuring her almost made me wish the comic revolved around her.
But, to be honest, I came to this comic to see Sami Basri's pencils. I fell in love with his artwork on Power Girl, and he brings that same fire to Voodoo. His delightfully curvy female forms and emotive facial expressions bring unspoken character to every page. He doesn't exactly switch up or revolutionize panel layouts, but I was too busy examining the… er… finer details of each illustration to much care. One of my favorite artists.
The one problem I had with Voodoo #1 was that I wasn't quite sure if I enjoyed the comic's tone after reading it. I enjoyed the intrigue and mystery, sure, but what kind of book is this going to be? Is it a horror title? I certainly found myself both shocked and a bit frightened when Voodoo unleashed her power on a hapless flat-foot. Is it going to be a renegade hero story? Will it even continue to be centered around the strip club? So many questions and so little answers! Even the true character of the title lead isn't exactly clear after this issue. That's certainly part of the intrigue and could be among the reasons why I come back for issue #2, but I just wish I had a more clear picture of what I'm going to be reading.
But therein lies the heart of the matter; I'm going to keep reading Voodoo. At least for a few more issues. This is a different book, and one that proudly wears its cheesecake qualities on its sleeve and makes it work for it. I feel like it's going to be a hard sell to get a large audience to buy into the series' concept (especially since I'm still not sure what it is myself), but its acquired taste was strong enough to hook me in for a spell.


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22 April 2016
Fri-Yay! : Flash Sale
What better way to celebrate the weekend than with a mini shopping spree?!
I've got a sale on Artisan and hand made miniatures and kits including McQueenie's, Baking in Miniature and FLW originals.
Snap them up before they're gone! :)
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text: The Amine hotel consists of 4 buildings organized around an outdoor pool and a sun terrace. It is located at the North West entrance of Marrakech, in the new part of the city, 4 km from the centre and 5 km from Djema el Fna Square, the Palmeraie and the souks of the Medina. Marrakech Menara airport is approximately 6 km from the hotel. The hotel facilities and services include 24 h reception with safe service, lifts, shop, wireless internet access, lounge with TV, bar, restaurant, outdoor pool, sun terrace with a pool bar, gardens and children´s playground. It also features a fitness centre, hammam, rest room, hair salon and massages service (both with extra charge). In addition, the hotel has table tennis, darts and sports program and day games. The rooms are equipped with A/C, TV, telephone, mini bar, balcony or terrace and bathroom with bathtub/shower and hairdryer. Laundry service is available (with extra charge). The hotel has parking facilities. Address: Avenue Abdelkrim El Khettabi, Semlalia, 40000 Marrakech, Morocco.


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I love this topic on the 5 love languages. Gary Chapman is the brain behind this and every time I share this (with anyone), it resonates deeply.
What are the 5 languages?
**Words of Affirmation: offering your kids encouraging words after they having done something well or have stumbled e.g. "Your show and tell piece was so well-written! You were able to big words like 'intentional' and 'expectations' and it really made me laugh!"
**Physical Touch: using touch as a way to show love e.g. hugging, kissing, pat on the back, hi-five, fist-bump, snuggling or even sitting close.
**Quality Time: focusing 100% attention on them, incl. eye contact, putting aside phone, engaging in the activity TOGETHER. The focus is on the interaction and relationship.
**Giving & receiving gifts: Giving things that the person likes, showing that the person has been thought about. These gifts are often tangible but do not always have to be. They don't have to be expensive either e.g. handmade card
**Acts of service: Doing things for the person to show that you love them e.g. fixing their car, washing up the dishes, cooking
What to note:
1. Everyone has a dominant love language. To discover what your kids' love language is, you can observe HOW they show their love to you. If your kid always wants to help you to do things, their love language is likely to be Acts of service. If they keep asking for snuggles, then their language is touch.
2. The way they express love is the way they like to receive love. If your kid is a quality time person, they would also be the ones to ask you 'hows your day?' so they can invite you into a conversation.
3. When you communicate in a way that is aligned to their love language, they really FEEL LOVED. Try to find opportunities to tap on their love language so you can fill their love tank. Conversely when you communicate using only YOUR love language (assuming it is different), they may not feel loved! So remember that the FOCUS IS ON THEM, not you.
4. Try to use all 5 love languages so that they too can cultivate different ways of showing and receiving your love.
The point that made the biggest difference for me was POINT 3! I found that if I used my kids' love language, she did not need to keep asking me for more and more love, cause she felt it. <3


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As Wikipedia states "Teen Mother 2" follows, or perhaps, adopted, if it has been canceled, "the life of 4 women from the 2nd period of 16 and Pregnant as they navigate their first year of motherhood (and on)." The display turned Roger and Evans into household names.
He calls this a "working holiday," but I would eliminate the phrase "vacation." I am contacting this operating from a very appealing short-term office. Maybe I'm describing you. Maybe you go on vacation but check the phone for new messages every 10 minutes.
Cell phones are an umbilical twine back website again to function. When you answer a contact from work or a customer, you are certainly at function. Customers will call and not care if you are on holiday or not. If they have an unexpected emergency, that is all that matters. They will call and expect you to solve it. Holiday or no holiday.they do not care. Vacations ought to allow you get absent from function, decompress, relax, believe about non-function issues, and enjoy special occasions. I have a consumer who traveled from California to North Carolina for holiday. She kept her cell telephone on. Employees known as her 4 times in one hour! What type of holiday was that?
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These are images from the Lone Star Qualifier in Dallas in 2010 for the Spike Sport 15 National team. Pictures are a mix from myself and Krissy's mom Lisa who is a great photographer. Thanks Lisa for all the game action pictures you took for us! When you hold your cursor over the large image on the right a box comes up, select 2x,3x or original and then right click and save as to your computer. You can email or print these images. You can order small prints online here or contact me if you want a larger print.Read More


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BETHESDA -- After a second round that placed her 4-under par and among the leaders in the Mazda LPGA Championship, veteran Amy Alcott offered her philosophy on winning.
"Winning is an elusive thing," Alcott said. "It's right there. I want to be able to touch it and tuck it in."
After winning the Nabisco Dinah Shore tournament last year, Alcott needed to "tuck in" one more victory to give her 30 for her career and automatic entry into the LPGA Hall of Fame. Nearly 14 months later, Alcott is still a Hall of Famer to be and this weekend tries to become the 13th member of the elite group by winning the only major tournament that has eluded her.


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Discussion in 'Gear & Equipment Discussion' started by Billy02, May 13, 2018.
What is nanchaku actually made for? what type of fight is it used for?
It was originally a farming tool.
What sort of fight is it used for ? None anymore that I know of but it looks cool being whipped around.
I love this scene
When used as a weapon it is very effective in choking people from behind.
if anyone knows the answer to this question. its bruce lee
There aren't nearly enough reports about nunchakus being used in street violence. What a boring and unimaginative bunch of criminals we have.
Back in the 1970s with the upside in kung fu films they found a kid apparently attacked and left for dead by someone with a pair of nunchuks that were left by his unconscious body. When the police interviewed him he sheepishly admitted they were his weapon and that he'd cold cocked himself...
it was a fairly common street weapon in the 80's. Fell out of favor in recent years, but here is an incident from 2013:
A collapsible baton is the superior tool, hence why cops use it.
The main use is to do sth cool and maybe improve coordination. I was once pretty good with them and had some fun, but if u think it's an effective weapons you're mad.
Good old New Zealand!!
Nice to see someone still uses them
The correct spelling is numbchucks.
Not sure where I heard this, but I think Dan Inosanto invented nunchuks or was the widely recognized expert. I think that's why he was put in the nunchuk role in Game of Death.
I truly hope you dont believe what you heard.
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Balancing the Home Care Rule and the Olmstead Decision
December 15, 2014
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Implementation of the Department of Labors Home Care Rule requires careful thought and planning to ensure the rights of people with disabilities as provided under the Americans with Disabilities Act and clarified in the Olmstead decision. The Acting Assistant Attorney General Director in the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice and the Director of the Office for Civil Rights for the Department of Health and Human Services explain some of the key considerations in a letter sent to stakeholders at the state level. The letter is available on-line at: http://acl.gov/NewsRoom/NewsInfo/docs/2014-FLSA-Dear-Colleague-ltr.pdf
The purpose of the letter is spelled out in the first few paragraphs which read:
On October 1, 2013, the Department of Labor promulgated a rule extending the minimum wage and overtime protections of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) to most home care workers (Home Care Rule). Application of the Fair Labor Standards Act to Domestic Service, 78 Fed. Reg. 60,454 (Oct. 1, 2013). The Home Care Rule becomes effective on January 1, 2015.
The Civil Rights Division and the Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights (OCR) recognize the importance of ensuring adequate workplace protections for home care workers, who provide critical services to millions of Americans. At the same time, it is important that states implement the Department of Labors rule in ways that also comply with their obligations under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). In particular, because home care workers, such as personal care assistants and home health aides, often provide essential services that enable people with disabilities to live in their own homes and communities instead of in institutions, states should consider whether reasonable modifications are necessary to avoid placing individuals who receive home care services at serious risk of institutionalization or segregation.
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BATON ROUGE, La. – Back-to-school is in full swing, an exciting time for making new friends, meeting new teachers and getting involved. While the focus for the year is on academic achievement, it's also important for students to participate in extra-curricular activities such as 4-H, said Janet Fox, head of the LSU AgCenter 4-H Youth Development Department.
The nation's largest youth organization, 4-H is available in every parish in Louisiana with membership open to students in grades four through 12, Fox said. The organization 4-H has three primary program initiatives: citizenship; healthy living; and science, engineering and technology.
Research suggests that youth who participate in extra-curricular activities such as 4-H perform better both academically and socially, Fox said.
"4-H has a rich history of helping young people develop their full potential through hands on learning activities, service projects and camps, which encompass the 'learn by doing' approach," Fox said.
Since 1908, 4-H has provided opportunities for Louisiana youth to build a sense of community with their peers across the state. Youth learn leadership, citizenship and life skills through a variety of projects with topics such as outdoor skills, aerospace, animal science, nutrition, forestry and service learning.
4-H camping opportunities remain abundant for youth ages 9-19 and provide experiences to suit a vast array of personal interests, including fashion; leadership; food and fitness, and science, engineering and technology.
"As the new school year gets underway, be sure to include the 4-H Youth Development Program in your plans," Fox said. "It's never too late to join the fun and learning in 4-H."
More information about joining 4-H is available from any 4-H agent in a parish extension office.
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I know lots of you have a green thumb. I, on the other hand, do not…but it's fun to wear a shirt with a clever saying that proclaims your love of gardening.
Here are a bunch of awesome gardening shirts that are great for yourself or as a gift. Like maybe for that relative who's impossible to shop for (cough–Dad–cough)?!?
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Click your favorite shirt to see color and size choices and to order. Happy gardening!
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|April 13, 2001
Earning My Weekend
If ever I've earned a weekend, it's this one.
This has been a phenomenally hideous week at the Totem Pole Company. (Or as Secra circa 1998 would probably have described it, it was "Poopy with a capital oopy.") It wasn't simply because they fired Ned the Receptionist Guy on Tuesday, although that definitely seemed to set the tone around the office for the rest of the week. And it wasn't because we lost a potential bazillion dollar job on Thursday, and all of the Testosterone Units spent the remainder of the week trying to kill each other totally dead right outside my office door, although that definitely ended the week on a sour note.
It wasn't even because I've had raging, relentless PMS (or PMDD, or PDQ, or PFUNK, or whatever the hell it is) for five goddamn days now ... seriously diminishing my ability to handle life's little crises with anything even remotely resembling cool or dignity or fingernails.
It was all of this stuff put together, I guess, that sort of pushed me over the edge.
It's not that I didn't try to rise above it. I did. I came into the office every single morning this week, determined to start over ... start fresh ... start clean. Yesterday was a crappy day? Then today is going to be different! That was my mantra. I would remain calm and capable and tolerant, no matter what. I would stay focused on my job and get my work done quickly and correctly, the first time through. I wouldn't let minor irritations get to me (like fist fights in the lunchroom). Plus I was really careful about stuff like sleep and nutrition and caffeine intake and orgasm therapy and daily affirmations and wearing my *power colors* every day.
Even so -- even with all of my precautions and preparations and internal pep talks -- I'd usually get as far as that 9:07 a.m. banana-and-Calistoga break before the Totem Pole fell over on top of me again.
On Tuesday it was the Ned The Receptionist Guy Crisis.
On Wednesday, it was the *Oh Shidt! We Fired The Receptionist! (And Now All Of A Sudden We've Realized We Don't Have A RECEPTIONIST)* Crisis.
Yesterday -- Thursday -- it was The Losing The Bazillion Dollar Job Crisis (coupled with the *Wait A Minute! Why Do We Need To Hire A New Receptionist When We Have SECRA?* Crisis).
Today it was The Missing Hydrology Report Crisis. At least our crises have become progressively more ridiculous -- and progressively less interesting -- as the week drags on.
I think it was halfway through the day on Wednesday before I finally realized that the only turmoil I had even a molecule of control over, this week, was the turmoil inside my own head. I couldn't do a thing about the hallway gang wars or the office machine malfunctions or the big itchy zit on my cheek ... or the fact that I was expected to do the job of eleven people, all week long ... but I could at least, with some minor effort, dial down a little of the internal noise. And the best way for me to do that was to keep my eyes on the prize:
The weekend.
Two whole days to rest and relax and recuperate. Two whole days to putter around Alameda with David on Saturday (our beloved *David-and-Terri Day*), and then to putter around the apartment by myself on Sunday (my beloved *Alone Day*). Two whole days of quality time spent with the heating pad and the Aleve bottle. Two whole days to return my overdue library books, catch up on my overdue laundry, write some overdue e-mail, wait for my $#*&! overdue period. Two whole days without paper jams or pantyhose or people standing in my doorway screaming expletives at me because they don't have a wall calendar ... when what they're really angry about is the fact that they've just fudked up a bazillion dollar project.
And two whole days to gear myself up for NEXT week, which -- unless a *miracle* occurs and the Easter Bunny brings us a new receptionist, over the weekend -- promises to be a re-run of this week.
Although -- hopefully -- without the PMS. Or the profanity.
Enjoy your weekend, everybody. You'd better believe I'm going to enjoy mine.
p.s. happy easter to *my* three favorite bunnies! let me know when they deliver the new cell phones and the big screen tv, ok?? [you remember my phone number ... right?]


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In more than 20 years on duty, Lt. Kent Matthews of the Minnesota State Patrol has been hit by motorists 24 times, reports the Minneapolis Star Tribune. "I don't know if I have the record, but I think I'm fairly close," said Matthews, who in 1985 was hit twice during one stop. Officials estimate that almost every trooper will be hit several times during his or her career. More than 190 have been injured this year, including 23 hurt seriously enough to need time off. Those totals will increase during the holiday season, with its partygoers, drunken drivers, black ice, accumulated snow, and harried shoppers. "This is our most dangerous time of the year," said Lt. Col. Steve Mengelkoch, who has been hit eight times himself.
About 450 troopers are on patrol duty. Half of them will get hit by motorists each year. That works out to more than four a week, or just over one every other day. The last trooper death on the road occurred in 2000. The incident led to a law in 2001 requiring drivers passing a stopped emergency vehicle to move at least one lane away.


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Every true Belgian soccer fan would have liked to join our Red Devils to the World Cup in Brazil. But tickets were limited, so most supporters would cheer for our national team in Belgium…
In order to maximize the Belgian support in Brazil, ING asked psLIVE/NewWorld to come up with an enthusing concept that would "virtually" get as much Red Devils fans to Brazil as possible.
Our solution: A Giant Shirt signing campaign, to visualize the fans' support and to baptize them as the "12th team member".
We created a huge but exact replica of the Red Devil shirts (12m x 15m), displaying the number "12" and the name "the fans".
In order to collect as much supporter signatures as possible, we cut the shirt in 20 pieces and displayed them at different Belgian railway stations.
Combined with Brazilian performances, we motivated the passengers to show their support to our national soccer team and sign our Red Devil shirt.
The signing sessions were a huge success! We collected more then 70.000 signatures of enthusiastic fans who were honored to be part of the activation.
When our Red Devils left for the WorldCup, the shirt was displayed to wish them success. Subsequently, it was transported to Brazil where it decorated the hotel of our national heroes!


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Atlanta Botanical Gardens presents "Member First Tuesdays" where Garden Members are invited to enjoy inspired chef creations, demos, live music, and more!
Don't miss the last event of 2016 this Tuesday, October 4th from 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens.
In the Outdoor Kitchen, guests will enjoy gourmet samples with Chef Demos as live acoustic guitar serenades fill the air! Refreshments will be available for purchase at Longleaf, the Garden's new Atlanta restaurant serving the complete wine-and-dine experience. Guests are also invited to also explore the current exhibition, Chihuly in the Garden – Experience the kaleidoscopic colors of art featured in a whole new light!
Member First Tuesdays 2016 Schedule:
- May 3rd
- June 7th
- July 5th
- August 2nd
- September 6th
- October 4th
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A special 10% Member discount on all Garden Gift Shop and Chihuly Gift Shop purchases will be provided throughout the evening. Guest passes are accepted, and cash bars will be open. The Chihuly exhibit will not be illuminated.
More information on 2016 First Member Tuesdays at Atlanta Botanical Gardens.


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We had a great time at this year's Maker Faire UK. We spoke to a lot of great people, saw some really neat projects and held a 'Guess How Many LEDs In The Box' contest. We've gone through the laborious task of counting up the LEDs with a total of 10,487 in the box. We've filtered through the guesses, ranging from 7 to 'a trillion', and have found our winner:
Alton Horsfall --> 10,459
He was out by 28 (-0.27%), which all things considered is pretty accurate. As a prize we've sent him one of our lovely Starter Kit for Arduino (ARDX). We're hoping he will have a good time with it. To those of you who didn't win or didn't get to see us, don't worry, we'll be back next year.


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Six days after Mozilla launched Firefox 57, a revamped version of the Firefox browser, Giorgio Maone, the developer of the NoScript add-on, has updated NoScript to work with Firefox's new WebExtensions add-ons API.
Last week, on November 14, when Mozilla released Firefox 57, NoScript was one of the many popular Firefox add-ons that were not updated to work with the browser's new version, which dropped support for legacy addons (built on the XUL-based Add-ons SDK).
NoScript was just one of the many other insanely popular add-ons that did not work with the new Firefox, a list that also included Tab Groups, Classic Theme Restorer, FireGestures, MinimizeToTray revived, QuickNote, Session Manager, DownThemAll!, Tab Mix Plus, and FlashGot Mass Downloader.
While many developers had publicly stated they intended to abandon their add-ons following Firefox 57, Maone was one of the few that promised to put out a WebExtensions version.
Delays during NoScript's development meant he missed Mozilla's grand unveiling of Firefox 57. This caused some panic among Firefox users, as NoScript had become a must-use for many Internauts after the add-on received praises from Edward Snowden and was included as a default add-on with the Tor Browser.
Firefox upgraded eventually to 57. Killing support for NoScript. Hope its back soon. Its a scary internet without NoScript.— DEY! (@ronindey) November 15, 2017
The add-on is so popular because it allows users to blacklist scripts (JavaScript files) and active content (Java, Flash, Silverlight) based on a per-domain basis. It can also block JS-based clickjacking and cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks.
The new WebExtensions version of the NoScript add-on (v10.x) still supports all these basic features. The differences compared to the old NoScript version (5.x) is in the add-on's settings and visual interface.
The new NoScript add-on uses a new UI and users might need a few days to get used to using the new version, which relies on buttons instead of the familiar text-based drop-down menu.
Development is ongoing on the new version and most of the old features will be ported to the new version in time.
It's well-known that the new WebExtensions API is inferior to the old Add-ons SDK when it comes to supported features, and it will remain so, as Mozilla engineers want to limit the core browser functions add-ons can access on purpose, for security reasons.
Nonetheless, NoScript doesn't seem to be particularly impacted by the new API in a severe way, as it's still able to do its job just fine.
"NoScript 10 is very different from 5.x: some things are simpler, some things are improved, some are still missing and need to wait for WebExtensions APIs not available yet in Firefox 57," Maone said without elaborating on what NoScript features are impacted directly by the new and limited API.
Despite putting out a NoScript version that is without a doubt inferior to the old 5.x branch, Maone does not recommend users to remain on old Firefox versions so that they could use the old NoScript version.
Instead, he recommends that users migrate to Firefox ESR and wait until NoScript 10.x catches up with the old branch. The security benefits included with Firefox ESR and/or 57 as a whole far outweigh NoScript's meager protection features, so users should avoid remaining on Firefox 56 or older just because of NoScript.
Thank you so much your patience, your understanding and your support! PSA: to those saying "I'm staying on @firefox 56 until @noscript 10 is released", please DON'T! The safest option, even for these few days, is @FirefoxESR, with all the security patches.https://t.co/jAzmIv9e3p— Giorgio Maone (@ma1) November 16, 2017
"NoScript 10 is worth the migration: active content blocking (now more configurable than ever) and XSS protection (now with a huge performance boost) are already there," Maone added.
At the time of writing, the extension is installed on over 1.72 million Firefox browsers.
I tried out the new NoScript on a machine today, messy interface at present lacks a lot of the crucial features, I hope Mr Maone manages to restore the web extensions version to having all the functionality that NoScript had before the firefox quantum engine got developed. Firefox 57 itself is also a big ugly, I didn't try FF 57 on anything until I knew there was a version of NoScript ready for it.
I love it
I never had so many tracking cookies, PUM's and PUP's in my life (not even with Internet Explorer) as I had with new Firefox 57! And with NoScript missing, I was even about to dump Firefox altogether or stay on old version.
I also think that Firefox should check Addon credibility before they include them into Addon manager.
Malwarebytes for example marked Video Downloader Professional as PUM.. Maybe a false positive, but, I trust Malwarebytes more than I trust Video Dowloader Professional.We'll just have to wait and see..
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2014 Neurologic Physical Therapy Professional Education Consortium Webinar Course Descriptions and Objectives
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1 Descriptions and Neuroplasticity Health care providers are facing greater time restrictions to render services to the individual with neurological dysfunction. However, the scientific community has recognized that the dynamic capacity of the central nervous system (CNS) is far greater than previously thought. The tremendous potential for CNS reorganization and recovery is being realized. Intervention strategies designed to help patients access this potential for recovery while engaging in functional task practice will help in meeting these two opposing challenges. This webinar will explore research in neuroplasticity and consider important parameters of intervention known to induce both brain and behavioral recovery in individuals with neuropathological disorders. 1. To review scientific and clinical literature related to recovery of function after neurologic insult due to traumatic, vascular, and degenerative processes 2. To identify how behavioral compensation can limit brain recovery 3. To name practice parameters that can be manipulated in order to induce neuroplasticity and behavioral recovery 4. To understand mechanisms underlying neuroplasticity from cellular to systems level analyses 5. To learn about various forms of measuring neuroplasticity in animal models of neuropathology and in healthy humans as well as individuals with neuropathological disorders Differential Diagnosis 1. Discuss a conceptual framework to establish links between health condition, body structure and function, activity and participation limitations for individuals with neurologic related diagnoses 2. Describe components of a neurologic examination 3. Identify the presence of special concerns related to the nervous system 4. Hypothesize neuroanatomic lesion locations based on subjective history and objective examination data 5. Apply a hypothesis-driven reasoning strategy to formulate a list of probable pathological causes of an individual s chief concern and movement dysfunction 6. Determine appropriate course(s) of action based on hypothesized lesion locations and probable causative pathologies 7. Integrate clinical judgment and external evidence to determine a patient s appropriateness for physical therapy
2 Descriptions and Evidence Based Practice Introduces critical resources for the evidence-based neurologic physical therapist. Learn where and how to look for the best available evidence to inform neurologic practice. Learn how to develop an EBP technology profile to stay current as evidence for neurologic practice evolves. 1. Define EBP and describe how it can be realistically integrated into everyday practice 2. Write a focused clinical question to support efficient searching 3. Use widely available databases to quickly access relevant research evidence 4. Develop a technology profile for EBP Normal Gait The purpose of this webinar is to provide the details of normal gait in preparation for effectively evaluating and treating pathologic gait. The instructors will provide the framework for observational analysis of gait by addressing the components of normal gait including muscle activity, joint motions, torque and critical events essential to achieving normal gait at each phase of the gait cycle. 1. Identify the components of normal gait including gait cycle, phases, functional tasks and critical events 2. Identify and describe the significance of normal joint positions, muscle activity, torque demand and functional accomplishments for each phase of gait 3. Develop a framework for systematic observational gait analysis based on a foundational understanding of normal gait Motor Control Commonly, data gathered from the neurologic exam represents the clinicians assessment of impaired motor control. Limitations with respect to the utility of this perspective for developing interventions aimed at improving motor control in individuals with neuropathology will be highlighted. Instead an alternative representation of the field of motor control and potential translation of this basic science research to clinical practice will be presented. Reach and Grasp, Locomotion and Postural Control are three key areas of research in the field of motor control. These are also functions that are severely affected in a variety of neurological disorders. Limitations in the use of the upper extremity, in postural control and in locomotion represent profoundly disabling problems for individuals with neurological disorders. Effective intervention can be developed through an understanding of guiding principles derived from basic motor control research. In this webinar hypotheses with respect to clinical intervention that will promote improved motor control in each of these three areas will be presented
3 Descriptions and 1. To identify and discuss the relevance of motor control research in reach and grasp to neurorehabilitation 2. To identify and discuss the relevance of postural control research to neurorehabilitation 3. Learn intervention strategies to improve both reactive and anticipatory postural control strategies 4. To identify and discuss the relevance of motor control research in locomotion to physical therapy practice 5. To understand the limitations in interpreting the results of the neurologic exam as the assessment of motor control deficits in individuals with neuropathological disorders Pediatrics The purpose of this webinar is to: present key information (e.g. etiology, incidence, clinical signs, and differential diagnosis) and discuss current evidence-based interventions of the common pediatric neurological conditions that the residents may encounter (e.g. cerebral palsy and autism). Upon completion of this webinar, the resident will be able to: 1. Discuss key information (e.g. etiology, incidence, clinical signs, and differential diagnosis) related to cerebral palsy and autism spectrum disorder. 2. Design treatment goals and interventions for children and adolescents with cerebral palsy and/or autism spectrum disorder. 3. List impairments often associated with cerebral palsy and autism that might present unique challenges to the physical therapist. Motor Learning Principles 1. Participants will be able to summarize research addressing the added value of expectations and choice in motor learning. 2. Participants will be able to identify at least three ways in which physical therapists can strengthen patients learning and engagement through competence enhancement and provision of choices. Neuro-Imaging (will become available) Electrophysiology Pharmacology
4 Descriptions and Vestibular I Review of the anatomy and physiology of the vestibular system followed by an overview of common conditions that affect the vestibular system and how patients with these conditions present in practice. 1. Link peripheral and central vestibular anatomic structures to common diagnoses of vestibular dysfunction. 2. Recognize impairments, functional limitations, and potential for recovery associated with common conditions of vestibular dysfunction. Vestibular II Introduction to examination and evaluation of patients who have dizziness and disequilibrium followed by an introduction to the fundamental interventions used in vestibular rehabilitation. 1. Describe the components of an examination for persons with dizziness and disequilibrium. 2. Interpret the results of a physical therapy examination for persons with dizziness and disequilibrium. 3. Describe the underlying principles of vestibular rehabilitation with respect to canalith repositioning and adaptation, substitution, and habituation exercises. Cerebellar Rehabilitation This course is designed to assist participants in applying neuroscience knowledge and motor control principles to the physical therapy examination, assessment, and treatment of individuals with cerebellar damage. The role of the cerebellum in predictive motor control and motor learning is emphasized. Learning is facilitated through lecture, discussion, case examples, and videos. 1. Analyze the role that the cerebellum plays in the control of voluntary limb movements, gait, and balance. 2. Describe the typical causes of cerebellar damage 3. Summarize the types of movement control problems, sensory and perceptual deficits observed in persons with cerebellar damage 4. Understand and describe the clinical signs of cerebellar ataxia 5. Explain how cerebellar damage affects motor learning and adaptation 6. Based on the evidence, describe the key ingredients of a rehabilitation program to improve function in patients with cerebellar damage 7. Understand the rationale behind the use of splitbelt treadmill training in understanding locomotor adaptability
5 Descriptions and Locomotor Principles Locomotor training (LT) is one example of a task-specific training strategy to promote recovery of walking function. Several variations of LT exist in current clinical practice, and there is decided controversy regarding both the optimal training approach and the target outcomes. Locomotor training has its foundation in principles of activitydependent neural plasticity and was originally developed for rehabilitation of individuals with incomplete spinal cord injuries and stroke. Limited work has addressed its utility in other populations such as people with traumatic brain injury and cerebral palsy. As evidence continues to emerge, LT will likely continue to develop as a possible tool in a therapist s toolbox. This webinar will advance participants' understanding of both the current evidence and controversies relevant to promoting locomotor recovery in patients with neurological disorders. Key variables in an effort to understand the "'active ingredients'" of effective therapeutic interventions will be examined. 1. Provide a framework for clinical decision-making as it pertains to locomotor rehabilitation. 2. Consider current controversies regarding current approaches to locomotor rehabilitation, including body-weight support systems and approaches to guidance. 3. Compare and contrast different approaches to locomotor training 4. Identify the urgent clinical questions regarding locomotor training. 5. Identify barriers and solutions to implementing current concepts, principles, and evidence in clinical practice. Exercise-induced brain changes (neuroplasticity) in Parkinson s Disease The brain s capacity for recovery from damage is far greater than previously recognized. It is now understood that neuroplasticity can be facilitated through experience including environmental enrichment, exercise, forced-use, and complex skills training. Most of our understanding of this recovery, termed experience-dependent plasticity is derived from animal models of stroke and spinal cord injury, but there is now evidence that the same phenomenon occurs in animal models of Parkinson's disease (PD). Animal models of stroke and spinal injury have led to successful human trials and the development of specific interventions to develop neuroplasticity and behavioral recovery. Most PD physical intervention studies in the past have promoted compensation and training individuals with PD to use compensatory strategies to achieve functional outcomes. This approach to intervention stems from the assumption that in the case of a neurodegenerative process as exists in PD, there is no potential for recovery. A significant challenge to this assumption has come with the demonstration of experiencedependent behavioral recovery and neuroplasticity in animals with basal ganglia injury (model of PD) that undergo intensive treadmill exercise or forced-use of the affected limb. An indication that this phenomenon of neuroplasticity and recovery extends to humans with PD has come with recent intervention studies and is turning the attention
6 Descriptions and of the field on determining the potential disease-modifying effects of physical therapy intervention. 1. Participants will identify the neuroanatomical structures of the Basal Ganglia 2. Participants will describe basal ganglia physiology and circuitry important for motor control 3. Participants will describe the underlying neurochemical and morphological mechanisms that govern neuroplasticity in the injured basal ganglia 4. Participants will explain the role of physical therapy intervention in promoting neuroplasticity and behavioral recovery in individuals with stroke and Parkinson's disease. 5. Participants will distinguish between intervention strategies for Parkinson s disease that are currently being tested in clinical trials and relate them to clinical practice 6. The participant will be able to design a treatment plan that demonstrates an understanding of parameters of practice that may induce experience-dependent neuroplasticity in Parkinson s disease. Contemporary Management of Parkinson s Disease Parkinson disease is considered a chronic health condition which must be successfully managed over the course of the disease. Despite advances in medical management, patients with Parkinson disease experience a decline in quality of life and physical function over the course of the disease. There is a growing body of evidence revealing the benefits of physical therapy and exercise in improving participation, activity limitations and impairments of body structure and function in people with Parkinson disease. This webinar will begin with differential diagnosis and pharmacological/surgical intervention. An evidence-based approach to examination, diagnosis, prognosis and intervention will follow. Responsiveness of commonly used outcome measures will be discussed. The most current research supporting specific elements of treatment will be highlighted including the use of external cueing, treadmill training, cardiovascular fitness training, strengthening and balance training. 1. Compare and contrast the signs and symptoms associated with typical and atypical Parkinsonism 2. Categorize the types of pharmacological treatments for PD and explain their mechanism of action 3. Explain the how fluctuations in status associated with PD impact PT intervention 4. Summarize the evidence supporting the benefits of PT for people with PD 5. Justify the benefits of physical therapy intervention to persons with PD, other health care providers and to 3rd party payers based on the evidence from the literature 6. Appraise commonly used outcome measures for evaluating person with PD
7 Descriptions and 7. Evaluate which outcome measures to implement considering disease stage and clinical presentation 8. Describe the key elements of treatment that may be necessary to promote a neuroprotective effect 9. Select and apply evidence-based therapeutic interventions to improve cardiovascular fitness, flexibility and strength in persons with PD 10. Select and apply treatment strategies to improve postural instability, freezing of gait and mobility deficits 11. Explain the relevance of physical therapy for people with PD across the continuum of care starting with early through moderate and advanced PD Motivational Principles of Rehabilitation 1. Participants will be able to summarize research addressing the added value of expectations and choice in motor learning. 2. Participants will be able to identify at least three ways in which physical therapists can strengthen patients' learning and engagement through competence enhancement and provision of choices. Novel Applications in Neurologic Practice This will be a cutting-edge look at a different type of EBM - EMPIRICALLY based medicine in the neurologic rehabilitation clinic. This webinar will showcase the tried and the true attempts at forcing changes in patients using applications that have a basis in evidence, yet are not currently in practice (yet). If you dare to be challenged to think critically, you will want to attend this webinar. 1. Attendees will be proficient in analyzing clinical applications to determine merit based on current evidence and understandings of neuroplasticity. 2. Attendees will be able to state how to utilize objective measures in the examination and re-examination of a patient in an effort to determine the efficacy of an intervention for each patient as their own case study. 3. Attendees will be able to critically appraise interventions in neurologic rehabilitation, individualizing their merit based on the condition being treated. Innovations in Neuro-Rehab Technology in the 21st century is advancing healthcare at lightning speeds. To the practitioner, the constantly evolving technology can be overwhelming. This course serves to introduce students to digital technologies that can be used in neuro rehabilitation including the classroom, lab and clinical setting. Students will be provided with broad scope introductions to robotics, apps, and games for use in rehabilitation : 1. Demonstrate knowledge of technologies used in rehabilitation
8 Descriptions and 2. Learn how to evaluate games, apps and technologies for use in rehabilitation 3. Learn how to access the app store, search for games, and read reviews 4. Learn about how robotics can be used in rehabilitation 5. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of how to use digital technology in rehabilitation. Wheelchair Seating & Positioning Persons with disabilities have a need for standard and custom seating and positioning devices. This webinar will review the key elements needed for a comprehensive seating evaluation and the current tools available for assessment. Case studies will be used to identify which devices (wheelchairs, cushions, backrests and other accessories) are appropriate for individuals based on their function, impairments, environment and goals. 1. Identify the key elements of performing a comprehensive seating evaluation 2. Review payment for Durable Medical Equipment 3. Explain the relationship between vendors and health care professionals 4. Understand how to adapt seating and positioning based on common orthopedic changes 5. Understand the role of pressure mapping; common causes of pressure sores and available seating cushions 6. Describe the different categories of manual wheelchairs 7. Describe the different categories of powered mobility Cardiovascular Health & Wellness (will become available) Ethics This talk will review our health care values and how they drive our moral decisionmaking and behavior. It will include a brief historical overview of the landmark cases in health law that have shaped our application of the ethical principles involved in deciding for others, including respecting autonomy and providing a benefit. Interactive case discussions will serve to reflect on and highlight our ethical responsibilities in cases where patients refuse to follow our recommendations and / or discontinue their care. 1. Understand how values drive moral decision-making and behavior 2. Define informed consent and competency 3. Differentiate between refusing medical intervention and committing suicide 4. Outline legal framework for understanding ethical principles related to the right to refuse 5. Recognize quality of life judgments made regarding individuals with disability
9 Descriptions and 6. Participate in a discussion of potential evaluative strategies for determining informed consent after acquiring a disability Documentation & Billing Effective documentation and accurate billing are essential for success in today s healthcare market. Medicare standards continue to change and new departments from the federal government to conduct audits continue to appear. This webinar will review current payment and billing methodologies specific to Medicare. Case studies will be used to identify effective documentation for patient care in a variety of settings. Tips and resources for surviving internal audits will also be reviewed. 1. Understand payment and billing methodologies specific to Medicare beneficiaries. 2. Identify the appropriate code to bill for each intervention 3. Discuss documentation needs for various areas of practice and review examples 4. Discuss how to best document maximizing: Efficiency, Defensibility, and Payment 5. Identify resources for improving documentation
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I never thought I would see one....A real one....Up close...In person....And now? Now I'm friends with one...It wasn't always that way though..
We were once timid around each other....Scared of each other....Abused each other....Right now though? He's my Biggums....And always will be...
Jerome will always be my bacca....And I will always be his Benja....
dat_one_angel Jul 30, 2016
Jerome.... Do you... Did you ever go to bacca school? Tbh it don't like it
PuddinPop03 Jun 09, 2016
Pleeeeeaaaaaaasssssseeeee don't kill the cactus! Pleeeaaassseee I'm begging u!
Cheshire_Willow Dec 21, 2016
Jerome is like that small imaginative innocent small child that makes you dies of cuteness
Redsaccount Feb 04, 2017
"Yeah.....wow...A...human" how I felt when I got back to school after being gone 2 days. XD
Lunawolf41 Nov 27, 2015
OF ALL THE DISEASES IT HAD TO BE MALARIA *flips table* IT COULDN'T OF BEEN MENINGITIS THEN I WOULD HAVE KNOWN WHAT TO DO XD
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Preston better not die.... or I will cry and why did he kidnap him?


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There continues to be scant mention of the Wisconsin connections in the Russian dossier investigation in the state's mainstream media, even though Sen. Tammy Baldwin, Josh Kaul, and Tim burns have connections with Marc Elias and his firm Perkins Coie. Media Tracker's reported on the Wisconsin connection after the Washington Post initially broke the news on the funding source of the "Steele Dossier," but little state media attention has been given to the wider implications this information has in terms of Wisconsin's own connection to it.
Media Trackers covered the initial story surrounding the "Steele Dossier," relaying the information from the Washington Post about how the research into Trump's alleged connections with Russia was paid for by the Democratic National Committee and the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign. Marc Elias of Perkins Coie, a well known democratic legal fixer, in turn retained Fusion GPS to conduct the research, who then hired dossier author Christopher Steele.
While the story headlined many national news outlets, in Wisconsin this has particular importance because Senator Tammy Baldwin, Democratic state attorney general candidate Josh Kaul, and Tim Burns who is running for state Supreme Court, all have connections with Elias, as Media Trackers pointed out in the previous article. Elias defended Baldwin during the Tomah VA scandal, and Burns and Kaul are both attorneys as Perkins Coie. While this would seem like information that would be important to Wisconsin news outlets, the mainstream media has little to no coverage of the connections.
Some examples of the minimal coverage of Wisconsin's connection to the story includes the Journal Sentinel, which wrote a piece concerning the dossier, but only mention Baldwin, Burns, and Kaul, briefly at the very end of the article, and only in pointing out that Republicans "have noted" this connection. The news station WTMJ4 also ran a piece about the dossier information, but completely left out any information about the connection involving Baldwin, Burns, and Kaul.
Although the mainstream media is avoiding mentioning the democrats in Wisconsin who have ties to those involved in the dossier investigation, they aren't afraid to shine the light on conservatives regarding the issue. The Journal Sentinel wrote an article concerning the conservative website, The Washington Free Beacon, and their connection with Fusion GPS. However the Washington Free Beacon repeatedly claimed it had no prior knowledge of the "Steele Dossier" and was simply interested in opposition research. The Journal Sentinel reported that editor-in-chief, Matthew Continetti, and chairman Michael Goldfarb, insisted they had no connection to the dossier:
"During the 2016 election cycle we retained Fusion GPS to provide research on multiple candidates in the Republican presidential primary, just as we retained other firms to assist in our research into Hillary Clinton. The Free Beacon had no knowledge of or connection to the Steele dossier, did not pay for the dossier, and never had contact with, knowledge of, or provided payment for any work performed by Christopher Steele."
Meanwhile, Governor Scott Walker's campaign was asked if his campaign was involved with the dossier (the answer was no). While the mainstream media continues to look for Republican connections with "Steele Dossier" investigation, the media continues to largely ignore the real Wisconsin connections to the case.


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Now, please somebody explain to me. Have you actually ever met a woman like this? The perfect wife, mother, extremely devoted to her family, but at the same time super attractive and so sexy. This is Dolce&Gabbana's Monica Bellucci. Can we define her as the hottest woman on earth? I'm especially jealous since she is married to the hottest guy on planet, actor Vincent Cassel(in real life).
The images are from 2012 Spring campaign of Dolce&Gabbana, the designers known for Italian tradition of craftmanship and style, with always distinct references to Sicily. Lingerie-inspired tops, corset dresses, colorful floral and leopard prints and lace.
Actually this campaign speaks for itself. For Italians, beauty and the pleasure driven from beautiful things is ageless and it' their life blood. And it's all a game: nothing to take too seriously.Play the part you're given and accessorize as best as you can, with style and class. What do you think??


text: I have a Remington 700 barreled action in 300RUM. It was originally a 300Win mag and I replaced the barrel with a Remington Sendero 300RUM barrel. I did have plans to open the feed rails but decided not to because I chose to go a different direction on the build. The gun as it sits has a RW hart laminated thumbhole stock in yellow/grey on it now that I would consider selling with the action if needed. The gun shoots .5-.6inch groups at 100 yards with the loads I have worked up. Also would let the dies go with the gun or barreled action. I am not sure what the going price is but I will say $900.00 OBO. No lowballs please. I will post pics tonight when I get to the computer but in the meantime if you would like pictures please shoot me a text/call on my cellphone which is 717.991.3882 and I can either text pics or email from my phone. Asking - $900.00 OBO FOR THE COMPLETE GUN $750.00 OBO for the barreled action


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Prior to joining K&L Gates, Ms. Diehl served as Deputy Secretary of Legislative Affairs to the Pennsylvania Governor, a senior staff position that involved the development and implementation of legislative strategy intended to advance the Governor's legislative priorities for several state agencies, including the Department of Environmental Protection, the Department of Revenue, the Department of Transportation and the Pennsylvania Lottery. Ms. Diehl was directly and integrally involved in the enactment of several major legislative initiatives, including the historic transportation funding package of 2013, numerous pieces of legislation impacting energy and environmental policies and programs for the state, as well as, significant reforms intended to enhance operations and funding for the Pennsylvania Lottery. She was also directly involved with negotiations with the House of Representatives and the Senate relating to the enactment of the annual General Fund budget and related enactments.
Prior to working in the governor's office, Ms. Diehl served as Director of Legislative Affairs for the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue. During her tenure as Legislative Director, and prior to that, as Assistant Legislative Director, she advocated for legislative priorities related to taxation and the Pennsylvania Lottery, including significant business tax reform packages that dramatically changed state tax administration and tax compliance.
Before joining the Department of Revenue, Ms. Diehl worked in a senior staff capacity for the House Democratic Caucus. Her responsibilities included monitoring House floor activities and advising House Democratic Leadership in message development and legislative strategy.