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Axillary nerve
The axillary nerve is one of five terminal branches of the brachial plexus, supplying motor and sensory branches to the shoulder.
- origin: posterior cord of the brachial plexus
- course: passes out of axilla through the quadrangular space to the upper arm
- major branches: superior lateral cutaneous nerve of the arm
- motor supply: deltoid and teres minor muscles
- sensory supply: skin overlying deltoid muscle
Gross anatomy
The axillary nerve is one of two terminal branches of the posterior cord of the brachial plexus. It receives contributions from C5-6 nerve roots.
Lying posteriorly to the axillary artery in the axilla, it passes inferiorly to the shoulder joint, exiting the axilla through the quadrangular space, with the posterior circumflex humeral artery, to supply the deltoid muscle and a small patch of overlying skin.
Branches and supply
- muscular branches: deltoid and teres minor muscles
- articular branches to the glenohumeral joint
- superior lateral cutaneous nerve of the arm: skin overlying the deltoid muscle
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A year ago, I had a barely broke 3 year old horse. Hank is an unregistered bay roan quarter horse. I found him on an internet site and traveled 5 1/2 hours to see him. I knew from the moment I saw him that he would be my heart horse. Hank had never had more than a halter put on him, so riding on a trailer for 5 1/2 hours was interesting for the first hour! That was the summer of 2012. I took him to a local person to break him to ride. After two months of riding, the trainer suggested that I sell him because he feared he would hurt me. I ,never felt like he would hurt me and took him home and I began riding him in the round pen.
About a year ago, my husband asked me what I wanted to do with Hank. I had purchased Hank with the hopes to one day use him for Cowboy Mounted Shooting. I wanted him broke to ride western- this much I knew. I began the daunting task of finding just the right trainer for not only Hank, but me as well. I spoke to several prospects but no one seemed to have a passion for taking my lump of clay and turning him into a useful vase. I finally found a young, female trainer very close to my home. Last May, Hank went to work with this talented young lady who was trained primarily classic dressage and eventing. I asked her to ride him western and she agreed.
After the first month of training, she was very impressed with how Hank moved and how quickly he would pick up on cues. So, she suggested that I look into western dressage.
Western dressage??? What is that? I had never heard of such a thing. I spent the next month researching this new and upcoming sport and decided to give it a go!
Hank came home from training the first part of August. I spent the next month watching videos and reading everything I could about western dressage. My husband built me an arena, put in dressage letters, and spent many hours reading into test 1 and 2 to me. We were learning together and had no real clue what we were doing! I live in rural SE Indiana, and there isn't anyone around who knows a lot about western dressage.
In September 2013, I saw a show bill posted on Facebook and was curious about their classes. I saw they had a "ride a test" class. I contacted them and asked if I could participate in that class and show western dressage intro test 1 and 2. I was very pleased to learn that they had agreed to allow me to ride in their show!
The day of the show, I was so nervous! I was surrounded by large, beautiful warmbloods whose riders looked like a million bucks. I was riding in my 25 year old Crates saddle, my daughters old show pad and chaps, and a purple western shirt I had bought on clearance at the local farm store. To top it off, I had to wear a helmet! I had never wore a helmet and felt like my head looked like a mushroom! I hadn't been in the show ring for over 30 years and now, here I am, on a very young, newly broke horse, getting ready to enter at "A" at a trot. I got through the first test (not without a few oops! like Hank stopping in the middle of the first 20m circle to "take care of business"). I was able to gather my nerves and go back in after the others were finished to do test two.
Waiting for scores was so hard! I was so excited to see Hank's name under the first and second place but more excited to see he scored in the mid 60's since he had only been home for a little over a month.
We competed in a few more shows last fall and he continued to improve his scores. Last week, we received reserve western dressage champion at the local dressage club. I was so excited to hold those year end awards and think about how far Hank and I have come in such a short time. I am looking forward to continuing my journey with Hank and western dressage. My goal is for us to improve enough to head to the World Show this fall.
I wonder what Hank thought when I brought home those two, huge year end ribbons and showed them to him? I think he would like to say to the trainer who wanted me to sell him "How do you like me now?"
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It was meant to be four rounds long, but I accidentally put it as three. This is for the fourth round. Obviously, first round of this is acceptance only.
Conspiracyrisk forfeited this round.
The Con expressed concerns on the time, money, resources and harm the Trump proposed wall would do. Considering the argument made by Con, the financial, time, and resource considerations were placed on the United States; whereas, the harm would be placed on the people of Mexico. The Pro argument was a three pronged approach-
1) the United States is a nation who has borders
2) illegally crossing the border is a violation of law which is adopted by the citizens of the country
3) the wall represents a necessary barrier as a physical deterrent and as a means to show the intent of the violator for further prosecution under law
Under Pro argument 1) Con contended the idea of sovereignty was irrelevant towards the importance of the Trump wall only to contend the establishment of citizenship. This expression validates the relevance of the "why" in respect to the conversation which has occurred. Without borders, illegal immigration and drug trafficking you would not need a Trump border wall.
Under Pro argument 2) Con contended that the point was irrelevant other than to determine citizenship within the country. This point was contradicted by his acceptance of illegal immigrants dwelling within the United States within his original argument (e.g. "a notable portion of people in the US are illegal immigrants from Mexico"). Pro contended that citizens have laws which cover measures to legally migrate to the United States, and government has a responsibility to protect the people according to the U.S. Constitution.
Under Pro argument 3) Con contended that illegal immigration occurs based off the premise of economic advantage, and the wall would serve no purpose because a psychological and physical barrier would not change their behavior. Con continues to assert that illegal immigrants do not really use the defense of unawareness when they cross the border. Con concedes Pro argument 1) "the United States is already recognized as a sovereign nation". Con asserts that there is a substantial difference between private property and the border- federal property. Con concludes by contending the wall would not be worth the expense, and making the process of becoming legal US citizens simpler would allow a diverse workforce and be a more effective deterrent to the prevention of illegal immigration.
The purpose of the debate was to determine the relevance of the wall plan outline by Donald Trump. Con"s responsibility was to establish the wall would be a waste of time, money, resources and would do more harm than good. Through the Pro rebuttal these issues were all addressed.
Waste of Time- Con indicated concern on the amount of time in Section 4 of the argument. Construction of the wall will take time, but how many people have still travel on roads effectively while construction alters traffic patterns. I contend time is not relevant when functionality would not be sacrificed while construction occurs.
Waste of Money- The argument on money was brought forth from a US economic perspective. Con outlined the cost associated with the wall but failed to address the actual Trump Plan in which was used to cite the cost. Under the Trump Plan, the wall would not be funded by the United States; rather, the wall would be funded by Mexico. The Trump Wall will not cost money nor affect the debt according to the plan given.
Waste of Resources- Con briefly mentioned the resources, and the distance of the border; however, he failed to meet the argument by only attaching cost to resources. Again, the United States is not funding the wall, and his financial impact was analyzed from the debt and cost associated to the United States.
Do more harm than good- The argument provided by Con was considered from the perspective of illegal immigrants. I outlined the impact caused by illegal immigration, in the form of drug trafficking, cartel activity and damage caused to legal immigrants to the country. We considered the impact for the entire argument from the U.S. policy perspective. Why did we shift to the damage it was cause to the illegal immigrants without consideration to the impact these practices have on the citizens of the country which the unequal violations occur?
In the course of the debate, Pro illustrated that the United States has borders (premise accepted by Con), has laws (premise accepted by acknowledgement of the idea that illegal immigrants live in the U.S.), and concluded by illustrating the importance of psychological and physical deterrents. Con, asserts through rebuttal, that private property rights differ from federal property rights; Con further illustrates that "owners of private property" puts up a fence usually wants to keep everyone off their yard." Under the example cited by Con is the contention that a fences intent is to keep everyone off their yard.
If you feel that federal property rights (such as parks, military installations and borders) have similar property rights then you must vote for Pro. Con accepts that a private fence intent is to keep everyone off their yard. If a fence can do this, you can only imagine what a Trump Wall do to keep illegal immigrants and the drug cartel out.
Pro has disproven each of the four points provided by Con, while their case. Con states that a fences purpose is to keep people out, accepts that illegal immigrants are in the country, and accepts they are breaking the law. The intent of the Trump Wall is to keep illegal immigrants out and Con accepts the intent if you feel federal property has similar, in not more, property rights as private property.
If you agree then vote Pro!
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SALISBURY, MD---Salisbury University alumnus Norman H. Conway has dedicated his life to education and the public good.
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A member of the Maryland House of Delegates from 1987-2015 and chair of its powerful Appropriations Committee from 2003-2014, Conway was instrumental in helping SU secure funding for the building.
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"Life's not a party, and that's okay." – a note from a 2015 dramaturgy meeting.
My childhood bedroom, August, 2014: repatriated back to Melbourne after nearly losing my life overseas, I sat down with the words of my doctors ringing in my ears: "you've got a brain injury. Don't be surprised if you never write again." Being stubborn, I took this as a challenge, and began to write Intoxication.
Intoxication is a play about the ways in which technology and anxiety have seeped so far into the everyday that it now seems strange to not be anxious – a play about a world where questions like "am I being weird if I text this person twice?" and "you liked my profile picture from 2012 – what does that mean?" are the norm, and overthinking reigns supreme. It wouldn't exist had I not been hit by a car, but it isn't about the fact I was hit by a car.
Every single member of this team is kind, intelligent and strong. They've worked so hard to bring it to life and pushed it to be the best play it could be, and I'm endlessly thankful and humbled.
We are part of the most connected generation to date; yet we're all unequivocally alone. We can download an app and find somebody to have sex with in less than five minutes flat, but our hearts still race in fear every time our phone bursts to life with the prospect of face-to-face interaction. We're endlessly constructing and reconstructing ourselves based on who we're with, who we want to impress, what website we're on and how much we want to be loved. Maybe it's time we talked about that.
There was only about an hour of doubt in the first iteration of Intoxication. Not in the script itself – I mean, I suppose it's riddled with doubt and anxiety and insecurity, even if this isn't particularly what it's trying to discuss – but in the writing of the first iteration.
Beginnings are hard, you see. They're really the hardest part of writing and life; with endings coming a close second. I began to write it in early spring of 2014, without any real conception or idea of what I was going to write, only that my head was bursting with a lot of things that needed to be said, whether anyone was going to listen or not. I sat down at my laptop in my parents' house. I'd only been back in Melbourne for two weeks at this point; two full-on weeks that had involved a lot of jetlag and a lot of time spent on my parents' cross-trainer, attempting to shake the spare five kilograms I'd managed to pick up during my time in hospital. I had just recently – like, half an hour earlier – arrived back from my initial neurologist's assessment as I began rehabilitation.
"You're looking at probably around two years of rehabilitation, give or take."
"Avoid alcohol for at least a year."
"Don't be surprised if you never write again."
None of the above.
This was an awful lot to process; to the point where even reading those statements makes my pulse begin to run faster; more anxious than before. While I could deal with the alcohol thing fine as you please, after a month or so – and indeed, am now a perma-sober Sally – the others wouldn't do.
At all.
This has been the safest I've felt in a production, ever, really, and that speaks tomes about the quality of the people involved – especially considering the subject matter; how the act of me performing in it required me to conjure up my least favourite version of myself: 2014 Chris, the one with the drinking problem and the self-esteem problem and the anxiety problem.
I've learnt so much from everyone involved; more than I think I can ever put into words – unless I write a play about it, maybe – but I couldn't think of a more perfect cast or crew, and it honestly feels like a gift to have been able to work with them. Stupid and awkwardly genuine, but true.
So, back to me sitting at my childhood desk, staring blankly at the page in front of me, tears in my eyes, stuck with myself – somebody I didn't really like, at all – and by myself.
What did I want?
- to be okay.
- to be happy.
- to be secure.
- to be able to run.
- to have a working brain.
- to drink, probably.
- to take back the entirety of 2014.
- to see my friends.
- to apologise.
- to write.
This has been the first time I've finally crossed over, too, from "caring immensely what you with the blog thinks about my work" to "actually not giving a single fuck whatsoever."
To quote a friend: "You have to think, what can someone say in 500 words – less than 500 words – that you don't already know about your play? If they manage to come up with something, you're doing it wrong, but chances are, they don't have anything new to say."
To quote a contemporary: "Fuck that! I know whether or not I've done good work when I come out after the show. I don't need someone to tell me otherwise."
To quote myself: "Yeah, postdramatic theatre has actually existed since the 1960s, so that's a bit embarrassing for you and your blog."
The original draft of Intoxication was nearly sixty pages – the one performed, a much slimmer twenty-nine. I have the dramaturgical and directorial prowess of Jess to thank for that, but I think, in some way, there was a lot – an awful lot – running around my head; so much that I had no choice but to let it explode out onto the page. That first draft may not have made good theatre, but it made good therapy, especially when fuelled by my innate stubborn streak:
"Oh, you think I'll never write again?
Fucking watch me."
Blank page. Me, sitting at the desk. Verge of tears. It's all very dramatic, but please realise, at this point, I'd also been told by NIDA that if I didn't finish my course later the next year – in eight months' time – I'd have to do the whole thing again, and it felt, at that point, like a sink or swim situation. Like I was, for once, really and truly feeling the fucking devastation of my actions – the devastation of stepping out onto that road without looking; of years spent buying that extra bottle of spirits and blasting my way through it; of being 'that guy'; embarrassing myself and trying to kiss that boy or pining needlessly, stupidly after another; of regularly blacking out several times across several (hundred) nights; of convincing myself I was okay because I'd gotten into NIDA – the NATIONAL INSTITUTE! – based on an application I'd written while drunk; of convincing myself this was normal and okay and just what being an artist was.
It wasn't.
I wasn't.
Time passed. May have been five minutes, may have been an hour. But finally, I began to type; taking stock of how far I'd managed to fall in such a small amount of time.
What was I doing?
What was I going to do?
Who even was I?
without a subject, restrictions or fear."
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I have come up with a list of 8 mistakes I have made during the first 6 months of church planting in Chicago. I am sure there are more, but this is what I am aware of so far.
1) Public vs Private Venue
Our goal is to gather 50 people into our core group before we do a BIG launch. We are actually not using monthly preview services as the sole strategy to gather a launch team. We'll use previews but for a different reason.
For the first 6 months we were gathering in a home environment. Over 60 people visited our weekly core group meetings during this time. However, I believe that gathering people to a new church, in a pre-launch phase and in a home environment is not a great approach unless they are all people you know really well. We are trying to gather together new people to join us. I believe that people find the home setting to be too awkward and base their decision on this rather than the vision of the future.
So we fixed this. We are now gathering at a Cafe to continue to build our core group. It's costing us more money, but people are sticking better and more people are visiting. I wanted to avoid the cost of rent but in this culture the church-in-your-home model is hard to win people to even if you tell them you are in a pre-launch phase.
2) Recruiting Core People Sooner
To be fair, we did have a list of people we wanted to recruit before we even moved to Chicago, but the politically correct way to approach these people is to ask their pastors for permission. Our list of about 15 direct invitations turned into a list of 1! We were turned down and somewhat crippled from gathering core group members ourselves. This is not a complaint because I know that God is ultimately in control of this. But it is definitely something I can learn from.
I wish 2 years ago I had started envisioning my circle of friends about my desire to start a church. I think that taking steps earlier to dream with friends about the possibility of planting together would have helped recruit more people ahead of time. Perhaps I was too insecure in talking about this, but if I could do it again I would have started a LOT earlier.
To make the best of this I've started exercising our new networks in Chicago and we've already attracted a potential worship leader from Minneapolis. In the end -- this is the way God wanted us to do it so I'm cool with it. But as a pastor now, I want to be more releasing to people who want to church plant. It would kind of be hypocritical if i wasn't!
3) Creating A Budget Sooner
We have a comprehensive budget now and our core people have pledged their giving over the next 12 months, plus we have a budget seminar this Saturday. However, I should have put this together before I hit the ground and got busy with immediate needs. We've fixed this, but I should have known better.
4) Not Starting Socials Sooner
Our strength and passion as a couple is having lots of people in our home and creating an environment for extravagant fun. But, it took us 4 months to start regular social events in our home. While this isn't totally bad, we needed a bit of adjustment and networking time, I wish we had done it sooner. We have now started building a strong sense of momentum and have been able to harness our new friendships and started gathering people more effectively. This also has provided a context for our core group to invite people into than just our weekly core gatherings.
We are consistently building friendships with people and gathering them into the community now. While these events are legitimately just for relationships, our hope, prayer and strategy is to bring people into the church.
5) Not Praying Enough
I have not been committed to prayer like I should have. I have seriously adjusted this aspect of my life. I am prayer walking, fasting and consistently asking for specific things on a daily basis now. I have always been good at praying in the moment but that is simply not enough. While it takes hard work to start a church is also takes a LOT of time in prayer. I just preached on this here. As a church we also only had a monthly prayer meeting. We've moved this to every other week now.
6) Sunday Afternoon vs Sunday Morning
Our core group was gathering on Sunday afternoons which has worked for many church plants but I don't think it worked for us. Other Christians who were looking in could keep going to their churches and simply visit us. This seemed good but in the end it hurt us. Since moving to Sunday mornings things are more black and white. Any Christian from another church who is considering joining us is now in the position to actively miss their church to visit ours. If they aren't willing to do this then they probably wont join anyway.
7) Telling My Mentors What Questions To Ask Me
I have some great men that I look to for mentoring and input. I have been on the phone many times since we moved to Chicago getting help with various things. This has been very important. However, I think I should have done a better job of telling them what questions to ask me rather than just presenting a situation for their input.
I have now asked for these questions to come my way when I call them:
- What new contacts have you made?
- How are you following up with them?
- What are you procrastinating on?
- What can you delegate?
- Have you initiated and protected time with the kids and with Heather?
- What have you spent money on this week?
- What time have you been going to bed?
- How are you handling sexual temptation? (I am already accountable for this but it's good to include the question again!)
- Is there anyone in the church you need to personally encourage this week?
- How are your devotions? How much time have you spent in prayer and the scriptures?
8) Expecting More Gathering Fruit During The Summer
During the summer we surveyed close to 600 people in the city. We attracted about 8 of them to 2 events we did on a Saturday afternoon. I thought that response was a bit lame, although still something to be thankful for. I now realize we made some BIG mistakes. We blew our invitation on an event which we called a 'Presentation', not the perception we should have given it, which was on a Saturday afternoon -- during the beautiful Chicago summer.
The topic of the presentation was 'Encouraging Community'. While community is part of our vision and a real need in the city, most people think that Chicago has a good community. In the end we only incorporated 2-3 people from this outreach. Not bad, but not great. The summer is a good time to sow but the reaping should be expected in the fall. Reaping in the summer was very hit and miss for us.
I had kind of pinned a lot of hope on building our core group from the massive amount of surveying we did during the summer. Since this didn't have the return that we had hoped for I lost my personal emphasis on networking. Having realized this in myself I have already started scheduling more coffee appointments again and working to connect new people I am meeting into our socials.
It is essential to evaluate and consider what could have been done better. I have been wrestling with God in prayer over the past few weeks as I felt that we should be seeing more fruit by now. Really, what we have seen is great and to be prized. Every new person we have won over is a HUGE blessing and a validation that God has called us to be doing this.
The biggest lesson for me is that growth comes from God so that he can get the credit and that my personal level of readiness in ministry and persistence in prayer CANNOT be overlooked. It has to be central. It doesn't rest on me, but God will never grow this thing beyond where I am at. I feel like we are right on track with the adjustments that have been made and I have faith for God to build our core group up to 50 people.
I've realized that church planting is much harder than I ever thought but I am encouraged that to launch this bad boy we just have to persist. It is going to take time but, God said it would happen and so we are leaning on that a lot right now.
Please continue to pray for us.


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The Oregon State Beavers needed a win in the worst way Saturday against FCS Portland State. And that's just about what they got -- a win in the worst way.
Let me first say, OSU's drive to take the lead that culminated in a touchdown with a little more than a minute remaining in the game was a big thing for the Beavers. They came through in a tough spot and took control, if momentarily, of the game.
But let me also say, the Beavers didn't beat the Vikings. The Vikings beat the Vikings. Portland State was the better team in Reser Stadium Saturday and I know that's a very painful thing for Beaver fans to understand. But you can pick just about any category on the final stat sheet and PSU had the edge. But even more than that, consider that PSU lost its starting quarterback in the fourth quarter and still marched for the go-ahead touchdown with 2:43 to go in the game. And, oh yes, the Vikings couldn't covert PAT kicks or a field goal that would have sent the game into overtime. But for a kicker, this game belonged to Portland State.
And one other very big thing -- Portland State failed on a fourth-and-goal in the first half after an incomplete pass in the end zone. There was pass interference on that play -- even the Pac-12 network announcers saw it that way -- and it wasn't called.
I expected the Vikings to give the Beavers a game but I certainly didn't expect them to dominate Oregon State. The Vikings rushed for 291 yards while holding OSU to 154 on the ground. And this was supposed to be a Beaver team with a serious ground attack. And Portland State is supposed to be a team that will finish eighth or ninth in the Big Sky Conference. I think the Viks are obviously much better than that, by the way.
But what are we to make of the Beavers?
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On the defensive side of the ball, think last year's Oregon team. It could be even worse than that, if possible.
The Beavers can rejoice all they want over that win over Portland State. But in reality, there wasn't much to celebrate.


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Ninja MEGA Kitchen System 1500 (BL771)
The Ninja MEGA Kitchen System provides PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE and POWER in XL 72oz. Pitcher, XL 8 cup Processor Bowl, 3 cup Bowl in Bowl and Nutri Ninja Cups! This professional-quality powerhouse comes packed with a 2+ HP motor that handles limitless tasks in seconds, freeing you to focus on cooking, serving and savoring. The MEGA Kitchen System is perfect for frozen blending, food processing, meal prep, and Nutrient and Vitamin extraction.
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Total Crushing Technology delivers unbeatable professional power with blades that pulverize and crush through ice, whole fruits and vegetables in seconds. Blast ice into snow in seconds and blend your favorite ingredients into delicious sauces, dips and smoothies!
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With a generous 8 cup capacity this food processor handles all of your chopping and dough making needs. With the high-quality stainless steel blades, experience perfect, even chopping every time! The dough blade allows you to effortlessly mix 2 lbs. of dough in 30 seconds! The 3 cup bowl in bowl is specially designed to nest perfectly in the larger bowl during use with a tight seal trim to prevent leakage and is ideal for anything from meal prep to final touches.
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Ninja MEGA Kitchen System 1500 (BL771)
- Model - BL771
- Power - 1500 Watts/2+ HP
- Speeds - 3 Speeds + Pulse
- Blender Pitcher Capacity - 72 oz. (9 cups)
- Blade Technology - Total Crushing Technology
- Food Processor Bowl Capacity - 64 oz. (8 cups)
- Food Processor Blade Attachments - Chopping Blade and Dough Blade
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I have 2 complaints about this product:
1 - The motor is VERY loud, especially when blending frozen products! And I don't mean the sound of the product breaking up, it's the motor that's making the most sound. I wouldn't recommend using this in the morning, for your shakes, if you want others to stay asleep.
2 - The large blender has a safety feature that will not allow you to remove the lid when in operation. There's a small port on the lid to add liquid products, but doesn't work very well if you want to add solids or pastes. Would be a lot better if the port was at least the size of half the lid. HOWEVER, all of the safety features of this blender do make it virtually impossible to hurt yourself while using it, making it a good product to use around and with children.
I love that the Ninja is so much easier to clean than my Kitchenaid was. The blade is removable, so it is so much quicker and easier to clean.
The pitcher locks onto the base so much easier and smoother. It removes easier and smoother too.
The lids lock securely.
You get a blade for each device, plus the dough blade. Excellent quality and generous of the company to add all these blades instead of trying to make them with just one blade to switch onto each device.
Although there are only 4 settings, plus the pulse, this thing handles all tasks perfectly and quickly. It makes my Kitchenaid look like a total joke and I just wish I would have bought this Ninja System sooner and never even bothered with the Kitchenaids.
You can get absolutely perfect smoothies, milkshakes, iced drinks in literally seconds. Frozen drinks, margaritas, slushies - perfect every single time and it really only takes a few taps on the pulse to get it done. I was amazed at how much quicker this is and how perfect you can get the consistency iof the drinks. No matter how thick or thin you like your smoothies, and whatever ice type you like for frozen drinks and slushies is possible. From tiny chunks like the real Icees/Slush Puppies or soft like snow, like italian ice, you can get it perfect. This system can make every consistency. And it doesn't matter if you use the large pitcher or the single serve, you will get the same great results.
Using the single serve is quick and easy. It is so nice to be able to mix up something in the cup and be able to take it right with you and not have to worry about a large pitcher to clean. It is really nice when you're running late or in a hurry because it takes literally just seconds to make your drink and be done and go. My son loves the single serve for use with protein shakes/smoothies. They're so much less gritty and he can add fruits into them to get a bit better flavor than just the powder and milk or water.
The base feels very solid, well made and durable. No cheap feeling to any part of this set. There are suction feet on the bottom so that it won't vibrate or move around on the counter.
You have 2 sizes of food processors to use. You can use the large one by itself, or if you need to process smaller amounts you just put the smaller bowl inside the larger one and add the ingredients to the smaller bowl.
This is one of my most favorite purchases, ever. It is everything you need, all in one package and just one main base/motor. It is actually saving me cabinet space too, instead of having the blender and 2 food processors. My kitchenaid blender was tall and slender, so it was hard to store - it was too tall for the kitchen cabinets and I hated taking the pitcher off the base to store it because the pitcher always wanted to fall over everywhere and it was tricky to attach and remove. The Ninja is a much more convenient shape and size. The single serve cups go right on the shelf with our other drinking glasses and protein shakers. The food processor bowls store inside each other nicely. The only thing that sets randomly by itself is one of the blades because you can fit 2 blades in the processor bowls to store them. No bug deal though, I just keep it in the corner cupboard in a plastic storage container so no one gets cut on it.
Love, Love, Love this system. We use it every day and it is just as powerful as the first time we used it. I would recommend it to anyone and everyone. It is a great gift too since you have so many appliances in one. I was like a kid on Christmas when UPS dropped it off to me and I still get all giddy and giggly with delight when I use it.


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My husband was hit by a drunk driver in June of this year, and his left leg was amputated at the hip. Since I had such fantastic results with your MS imagery, we were wondering if you had any suggestions which of your audios might be more beneficial, especially in dealing with the phantom aspects of the loss of the leg. There is not so much pain, but more the sensation of different areas still being there, itching, coldness in the foot, etc.
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I'm afraid we have nothing specifically geared for phantom limb symptoms, but the General Wellness imagery might be a good overall help. In addition Healthful Sleep might be good, especially if he's not getting enough rest at night.
You might also want to look into getting a guided imagery practitioner to visit with him for a few sessions, and help him develop some individualized imagery for his situation. You can go to the website for the Academy for Guided Imagery or the Beyond Ordinary Nursing program and get the names of certified practitioners in your area.
Another technique that might be really useful for him would be biofeedback. Your local hospital's pain clinic would probably have someone on staff, or alternatively, would probably be able to put you in touch with a solid practitioner who does this work.
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My husband was hit by a drunk driver and his left leg was amputated at the hip. Any suggestions for an audio that would help with his phantom limb symptoms, like itching, coldness etc in the missing foot?
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