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|Tuesday, 07 March 2006
It's obvious from the film's very first scenes, which are chockfull of all of those great old classic American cars lining a stereotypical suburban street, that this story takes place in the innocent '50s. In fact – speaking of the '50s -- one of this DVD's bonus features points out that our little movie out-grossed "Ben Hur," k-ching-ing it to the biggest money-making film of 1959. It may have a cutely dated look about it, but this silly plot -- about a boy who switches back and forth between being a dog and a young human -- is as funny today as was back in those simpler days of years gone by.
Our puppy love story centers on Wilby Daniels, played here by Tommy Kirk, who is a smart young lad with far more brains than social skills. So advanced is he that the film opens with Wilby getting into trouble after developing a missile interception device in the family's home cellar. This amateur military industrial act is viewed as the last straw by his father, Wilson Daniels (MacMurray), after which he orders Wilby to clean all the scientific materials out of the Wilson house.
The crashing trajectory of Wilby's teen years begins to spiral downward even faster when a magic ring from a local museum accidentally comes home with him in his trouser cuff. After innocently repeating this jewel's Latin inscription, its spell begins to turn him intermittently into a sheepdog.
The dog who Wilby temporarily becomes Wilby's temporary body is a loveable sheepdog who that belongs to new neighbor Franceska Andrassy (Roberta Shore). Franceska is introduced to viewers as a cosmopolitan teen who speaks seven different languages, and recently studied art in France. Soon after her arrival, Franceska attracts the immediate affections of Buzz Miller (Tim Considine), supposedly Wilby's best friend. Buzz quickly drops his steady girl, Allison D'Allessio (played by Annette Funicello), in hopes of winning the heart of this pretty new foreign property.
Buzz and Wilby's relationship is one of this film's weakest plot devices. Each boy refers to the other as his best friend, yet nothing they say or do leads us to believe that they truly like each other, let alone that they are best friends. It is, however, believable that they're rivals, as each one tries like the Dickens to be the first one to win the heart of the new girl in town.
MacMurray's presence leaves the most lasting impression here. The film's opening narration introduces him as: "A man who loved people, but hated dogs." It's easy to take such a professional actor for granted. But his character actually tests our willingness to immediately like him, due to the fact that he's also a diehard dog hater. Furthermore, the mere mention of pooches causes him to instinctively begin scratching himself, as if he'd suddenly broken out in a severe rash. Nine times out of 10, movie characters who are at war with animals are bad guys. But MacMurray's Wilson Daniels is a postman, and postal workers have traditionally disliked the canine realm. Wilson is just an extreme example of this organized mail service vs. Spot animosity. Freeda (Jean Hagen), Wilson's wife, speculates that dogs hate postmen so much because they instinctively know that these mail deliverers carry with them bad news – such as bills – whenever they visit our homes. But in Wilson's case, it's mainly a one-sided hatred toward all dogs.
It turns out that Franceska's father, Dr. Mikhail Andrassy (Alexander Scourby), is actually a spy. Wilby overhears this shocking news while inhabiting the dog's body at Franceska's house. Wilby tells Moochie (Kevin Corcoran), his younger brother, about these plans, and Moochie then dutifully shares them with his dad. But instead of just laughing at the little boy, Wilson instinctively believes his son; he trusts him so completely, in fact, he takes the young lad to the government authorities, where they both explain what's been going on in their otherwise quiet neighborhood. This is also where MacMurray's at his funniest, because he adamantly explains his son's shape-shifting experiences, even though detailing these wild happenings makes him look and sound like an utter fool.
We should not forget how good the dog is here. The breed of dog chosen is that big, fluffy variety, which -- when standing on its hind legs -- looks nearly human. This dog/actor does some amazing stunts too, ranging from walking up a ladder to appearing as if he's driving a car.
In addition to the smart pet tricks, there's also plenty of great dialogue here. Much of it comes from the lips of the cast's youngster Moochie. Moochie, you see, loves the dog and would be much happier if his older brother turned into a dog for good. He even says to Wilby at one point, "Do you think pop will let me keep ya, Wilby?" Later he worries, "I hope pop won't shoot ya." Wilson does get out his gun at one point, to chase after the dog – of course, this is before he knows that it is actually his son under all that fur. Even so, he doesn't hate dogs enough to pull the trigger on this fluffy canine, although he has ample opportunity to do so.
James Westerfield, in the supporting role of Officer Hanson, also has few memorable scenes here. In fact, had this not been a Disney film, he might well have been hitting the sauce pretty heavily before film's end. He's the one who more often than not encounters Wilby's dog days, all the while on official duty. This severely tests his grasp of reality. He doesn't say much, but his double-take facial expressions are simply priceless.
The special features are also worth a look -- especially the one that features the film's child actors who are, naturally, all grown up now. This particular segment offers plenty of insight into the making of the film. The tribute to MacMurray is also sweet, because this film simply wouldn't have worked without him.
From a technical standpoint, the sound and picture here is excellent. Even though this package comes with a colorized version, the black and white original is 10 minutes longer and should be your first viewing choice when watching it for the first time.
Disney may have remade this film recently -- which is something that might happen to almost every successful original film eventually -- but it would be impossible to make a movie any better than "The Shaggy Dog." This is a film that will make dog lovers out of almost anybody, the same way it changed the heart of MacMurray's postman character.


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I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder almost a year ago now, but I knew for many years that I was struggling with it. Here are a few of the things that have helped me to balance things and cope a little better.
Find medication that works for you
This is a trial and error process. The first medications I was put on were a mixed bag – I liked my antidepressants, but the antipsychotics/mood stabilisers weren't really doing what I needed them to. I've just started on a new antipsychotic with less side effects which I hope will work a little better for me, but it's going to take a while of waiting to see how it goes. If you're not happy with the medication that you're on, see if you can try something else. There are a lot of options out there for you to try.
Get a routine
I find that keeping a consistent routine is really good for my mental health. It allows me to fill the time in my day appropriately and organise everything really well. As much as I like every day to be different, I find that my mental health is more consistent when my routine is consistent too.
Keep busy
When I have too much free time on my hands, I don't feel very good, and I enter a depressive episode pretty easily. When I have a lot of things to do and I keep myself busy, I don't have the time to wallow and I feel a whole lot better. It's important to me to find a balance between keeping myself busy and taking on too much at once and becoming hypomanic, and sometimes that's hard. Right now, I work full time hours Monday to Friday, so my weekdays are already pretty full. On the weekends, I like to clean, hang out with people, wander around the shops, or just treat myself to a pamper night. As long as I don't spend too much time sitting around doing nothing, I'm golden.
Stay active
I'll be real with you, I haven't been to the gym in about a year. I haven't done any intense exercise for months. But since living in Brighton, I do a lot more walking than I did before and that makes me feel a lot better. Just the simple act of walking, listening to music, and knowing that I'm keeping my body moving makes my mind feel a lot calmer. I might even stretch to a run at some point soon, you never know! Keeping the mental and physical in harmony makes all the difference for me.
Find things that relax you
Take time out to relax at the end of the day, and make sure you really do wind down to keep everything feeling steady and calm. You might do this through meditation, yoga, reading, or whatever else might work for you. Just keep it as part of your daily routine to feel calm and refreshed.
Keep your doctor updated
I regularly check in with my doctor so that we are on the same page. A doctor can recommend other things that might help me, note if I need changes to my medication, and help me to keep things balanced.
Communicate with the people around you
Talking to the people close to me about my current mental state is vital. It's important for me so that I can tell people what I need from them and make sure we are on the same page, but it's also important for the people around me as they can communicate any difficulties or worries they might be having about me. Sometimes other people notice changes in my mental state more than I notice them in myself, so it's important to keep that line of communication open as it works both ways.
If you have any more tips to suggest, please do let me know what works for you!

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A hat made of beaver fur felt.
Map of the Hudson River Valley with the drawing of two beavers, proof of the importance that had these animals in the development of the region.
Beaver pelts were exchanged in barter by Native Americans in the seventeenth century to get European goods. Then they were sent to Britain and France, where they were converted into garments. The extensive hunting and trapping of beavers endangered its survival. However, there comes a time when the fur trade declined due to decreasing demand in Europe and the use of land for hunting to support the agricultural sector booming. Barton Place is a leading condominium development project is Barton Place It was subsequently daria a small resurgence in the hunting of beavers in certain areas where there overpopulation of these animals, but usually only catch is done when the skin is valuable, normally the rest of the animal is also used as food for other animals. The only skin in North America that exceeded the market value of the beaver in the era of the red fox, which said it was forty times more valuable.
Both the testicles of the beaver as castoreum, a discharge oily and bitter with a slightly fetid odor in the vaginal follicles (females) or preputial (male) of beavers, articles have been used in traditional medicine. In medicine Yupik (Eskimo) were used dried beaver testicles to relieve the pain. The beaver testicles were exported from the Levant (a region where there are countries like Israel and Syria) between X and nineteenth centuries. Claudio Aelianus, a Roman author, described that beavers were uprooted bitten to the testicles, their organs more valuable, so that hunters are not interested in killing them. European beavers were hunted taken to the brink of extinction, in part to obtain the castoreum, which was used as an analgesic, antipyretic and anti-inflammatory. The Romans even gave him properties abortion to the substance. also has been described castoreum that can be used against dysmenorrhea and conditions hysterical 'referring to the uterus,' and that raises blood pressure and increases heart rate. The effects of castoreum have been accredited to the accumulation of salicin that beavers receive from the willows that make up their diet, a substance that is converted into salicylic acid and acting in a very similar way to aspirin. In nature, castoreum beavers use to mark their territory, although it also can be used to lubricate his coat to protect itself from external aggression and attacks. The castoreum also came to be used in the manufacture of chewing gum, [ 31] and continues to be used in the manufacture of perfumes, it is said that he was Nostradamus who discovered that the substance was acting as fixer odor, which is owned take to make a more lasting fragrance. However, at present the use of such substances is very controlled, since it takes into account the survival of the species.
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Season 01 – Episode 01: Planning, Concepting, and Marketing Extended Episode
This is the Extended Episode for Episode 1 of the Motion Academy. Purchasing this episode gives you access to the extended episode and the scene file for further learning.
In this episode we discuss a large variety of topics that are relevant and important for visual storytellers in the early stages. We cover our process for planning projects then we create some concept work, and in the extended edition we also discuss marketing early on in the project to build your audience. There are a lot of tricks and tips in this episode with show notes below to add to our discussion. Be sure to join the conversation and get your questions in below.
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Farrington Law's Managing Partner, Daniel E. Farrington, was again chosen by his peers for inclusion in the 2019 edition of The Best Lawyers in America© in the field of Litigation – Labor and Employment. This is the second year in a row that Mr. Farrington has been included.
First published in 1983, Best Lawyers® lists are compiled exclusively on an exhaustive peer-review evaluation designed to capture the consensus opinion of leading lawyers about the professional abilities of their colleagues. For the 2019 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America, 7.8 million votes were analyzed, which resulted in almost 60,000 leading lawyers being recognized.
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918studio press is preparing for its first 2017 release with local author, Mikes Bayles', literary collage piece, Breakfast at the Good Hope Home, which follows a son visiting the nursing home where his father is suffering from Alzheimer's disease. The book will be released at a launch party on Thursday, February 23rd, at 8 p.m. at Rozz-Tox (2108 3rd Avenue, Rock Island). The event is free, open to the public, and will feature readings from Breakfast and other local authors.
Mike Bayles, a lifelong Midwest resident, has lived in mid-sized cities, small towns and rural areas in Iowa, Minnesota, and Illinois. While spending summers at a cottage on a lake in Minnesota, he found a deep appreciation for nature. He enjoyed family life as an only child, but also enjoyed visiting aunts, uncles and cousins on their farms. He attended Iowa State University, and The University of Northern Iowa, where he received a B.A. in Sociology.
To learn more about Mike, visit his website at http://authormikebayles.com. To reserve your copy of Breakfast at the Good Hope Home, visit https://918studiopress.com/book-table/.


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Hello and welcome back to the #nerdschatting podcast.
Today we chat Star Wars TV show and answer a question on Deadpool.
Check the timestamps for fun times and …some spoiler warnings.
00:00:00 – Intro – Nate is a #birdnerd and there are lots of birds chirping in this episode…sorry?
00:03:03 – Broken News
00:03:18 – RIP Margot Kidder
00:05:38 – The Predator trailer
00:11:38 – Ms. Marvel in the MCU
00:18:26 – Doom Patrol announced for DC Universe
00:23:14 – Deadly Class trailer
00:26:28 – Rick and Morty getting 70 more episodes?
00:28:05 – NBC picks up Brooklyn 99
00:30:22 – Nerdscene
00:30:40 – BvS
00:36:04 – Pacific Rim
00:38:02 – The Alienist
00:39:23 – Mission Impossible 5
00:43:12 – Evil Genius: The true story of America's most diabolical bank heist
00:44:40 – This week's topic – Star Wars TV show speculations and a question on Deadpool
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Dokgo Ma-Te (Jang Keun-Suk) is the most beautiful man in the world. He is also an ambitious man and wants to make a lot money using his beautiful appearance. Dokgo Ma-Te meets Hong Nya-Nya, the ex-daughter-in-law of a rich family. Hong Nya-Nya recognizes Dokgo Ma-Te's ambitions and becomes his mentor. Hong Nya-Nya then gives Dokgo Ma-Te a mission to seduce 10 different women. The women have all succeeded in different fields and Dokgo Ma-Te is to glean their special abilities.
A strange woman then appears in front of Dokgo Ma-Te. Her name is Kim Bo-Tong, an ordinary girl from poor background. She has a huge crush on Dokgo Ma-Te. Can she make Dokgo Ma-Te love her?
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5 Myths That Make Being Healthy So Much Harder Than It Has To Be
While exercising regularly and eating nutritious food are certainly great habits, being healthy isn't just about squats and veggies. As a recovered health nut and now a life and happiness coach, I know there's a lot more to it. Health is also about our emotional, mental, relational and spiritual well-being.
With that in mind, here are the most common myths I hear that get health wrong — and the healthier M.O.s you should adopt instead:
Myth #1: Fitness comes first.
Truth: While it might seem like prioritizing workouts over trivia night is the healthy choice, that's not necessarily the case. Studies have shown that social ties and relationships might actually be more vital to our health than exercise! That means it's just as important to make time for that weekly night out as it is for spinning class.
Besides, isn't spending quality time with friends and family part of the whole point of being healthy?
What to do instead: Put fitness in its proper place and prioritize relationships by planning your workouts around your life — not your life around your workouts.
Myth #2: You are what you eat.
Truth: Your worth has zero to do with what you eat. Food does not define you or say anything about your character. You aren't a bad person for eating a cheesy slice of pizza, and you aren't necessarily a good one for abstaining from it.
Moralizing what you eat lends itself to viewing yourself as "bad" or "good" based on your diet. Guilt and shame follow so-called "wrong" eating, while eating "right" only gives you a short-term, false sense of self-worth. This sort of relationship with food gives it a lot of control over your life, and can lead to disordered eating.
What to do instead: Stop labeling foods as "good" or "bad." Separate who you are, your worth, and your character from what you eat.
Myth #3: Never miss a workout.
Truth: Sometimes it's the healthy choice to skip a workout, especially if you're injured, sick, or exhausted. It's not about making excuses, it's about honoring your body.
Yes, exercise is good for your health. But taking it to a #NoExcuses extreme can lead to injury, chronic fatigue, and decreased immunity. Rest and repair are crucial components of any well-balanced fitness routine.
What to do instead: Listen to your body, and prioritize rest days just as much as workout days.
Myth #4: You should fight your cravings.
Truth: You don't need to curb your cravings to be healthy. In fact, research shows that denying yourself what you really want can actually intensify your cravings for the very foods you're avoiding. Hello, chocolate binge.
The problem isn't your cravings so much as it is how you go about satisfying them.
What to do instead: Practicing mindful eating is a great way to healthfully have your cake, and eat it, too — without overdoing it. Learn how to bring mindfulness to the table, by focusing on and savoring every bite.
Myth #5: Every Oreo you eat means extra time at the gym.
Truth: Using exercise to do penance for what you eat — often referred to as exercise bulimia — is a very unhealthy approach to physical activity. It makes exercise a punishment motivated by guilt, and strips it of any fun and enjoyment. When taken to an extreme, it can wreak havoc on your mental, emotional and physical well-being.
What to do instead: Ditch the tit-for-tat approach to food and exercise by taking the focus completely off of burning calories. Often, it can help to forgo the gym machines and opt for a fun Bollywood dance class or a hike with Fido instead.
With the glorification of extreme health, it's easy to get caught up in these myths and place an overemphasis on having a pristine diet and exercise routine. But this narrow view of healthy can put your overall, whole-istic health seriously out of balance. And that's what I call hellthy, not healthy.
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text: Here I am working in an outdoor studio paradise near Tanglewood, Massachusetts. My husband and I where attending a concert version of "Das Reingold", by Richard Wagner, perfromed by the Boston Symphony Orchestra. It's a beautiful day, and I am carving a bas-relief narrative on plaster, making a commemorative plate in a new technique I learned about from Dr. Margaret Carney's book "Lithophanes". It's related in it's appearance and translucent look to the Lithophanes I learned to make in Hungary at the International Ceramic Studio also called Kecskemét. I have many hours of carving ahead and will reveal results soon. Wish me luck with glaze experiments.


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Too often I bump into people, even theologically educated Christian people, who are impatient with talk about the Jewishness of Yeshua and the place the Jewish people have in the consummating purposes of God. Recently, someone commented that Yeshua coming to and through the Jeewish people is simply an accident of history. After all, he had to come through some people, and that he came through the Jews is nothing special.
Let's look at that for a moment. Is it really true that Yeshua coming to and through the Jewish people is simply an accident of history because he had to come through some people, and that he came through the Jews is nothing special?
Well, there are some problems with that approach. If Yeshua had come through any other people he could not have been the Savior of the world and his coming to and through the Jewish people is not the same as his coming to any other because the Jewish people are not a people just like any other. He is the Lion of the Tribe of Judah, he is the King of the Jews, he is the Son of David, he is the One in whom Israel's status as the covenant bearing nation, [for the sake of all, yes], is epitomized and he is the One in whom God's purposes for Israel and the nations moves forward to its consummation.
Listen to me, O coastlands,and give attention, you peoples from afar.The Lord called me from the womb,from the body of my mother he named my name.He made my mouth like a sharp sword;in the shadow of his hand he hid me;he made me a polished arrow;in his quiver he hid me away.And he said to me, "You are my servant,Israel, in whom I will be glorified."But I said, "I have labored in vain;I have spent my strength for nothing and vanity;yet surely my right is with the Lord,and my recompense with my God."And now the Lord says,he who formed me from the womb to be his servant,to bring Jacob back to him;and that Israel might be gathered to him—for I am honored in the eyes of the Lord,and my God has become my strength—he says:"It is too light a thing that you should be my servantto raise up the tribes of Jacoband to bring back the preserved of Israel;I will make you as a light for the nations,that my salvation may reach to the end of the earth."Thus says the Lord,the Redeemer of Israel and his Holy One, to one deeply despised, abhorred by the nation,the servant of rulers:"Kings shall see and arise;princes, and they shall prostrate themselves;because of the Lord, who is faithful,the Holy One of Israel, who has chosen you."
I live across the street from one of the greatest systematic and historical theologians of the 20th/21st century, Dr. Colin Brown, now well up in his eighties, and still researching and writing. He commented to me about six weeks ago how the Church has from very early on not only neglected the Jewishness of Jesus, but sought to suppress it. He says this has been a litany of his for many years. For me to state this is one thing, but for Dr. Colin Brown, who was asked by InterVarsity Press years ago to write a history of Western Civilization to say this, is quite another. Dr Brown is a polymath, a person whose expertise spans a significant number of different fields.
Examine the church's artistic and literary legacy and you will detect amnesia concerning the Jewishness of Yeshua. Instead, the church embraces a generic Christ, the cosmic Savior, the Man for Others, a Metaphysical Hero, a Chameleon Redeemer who blends in perfectly wherever he is found. In its paintings, icons, weavings, drawings, and sculptures, the church in every culture makes Jesus over in its own image. You will find the Gentile Christ with the aquiline nose, the rugged white Anglo Saxon Marlboro Man Christ, African and Afro-American Christs, Asian Christs, often in Buddhist postures of meditative repose, Indian Christs looking more Guru than "Jewru," Swinburne's conquering pale Galilean, Mexican Cristos twisting in crucified agony, and various designer Christs, tailored to fit each consumer culture. Somehow the church lost sight of what was so obvious to the Samaritan woman: Jesus was, is, and evermore will be a Jew.
This election (of Israel) is that of the seed of Abraham. A descendant of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob is a Jew irrespective of what he believes or how virtuous he is. . . . Nowhere does the Bible tell us why Abraham rather than someone else was chosen. The implication is that God chooses whom he wishes and that he owes no accounting to anyone for his choices.
Israel's election is therefore a carnal election. . . . If it was his decision to make Abraham his beloved servant and the descendants of Abraham his beloved people, then it is for man to accept God's will with obedience.[1]
If Wyschogrod is correct, then in this 21st century of its existence, the church will have to learn to stammer such strange syllables. Otherwise, she cannot walk with the people of Israel, nor can she truly walk with God.
Jean-Marie Cardinal Lustiger makes this point clearly, speaking of the church's election as enfolded within that of Israel:
God chooses, among all the pagan nations, sons and daughters who, through faith in Christ . . . henceforth share in Israel's election, grace and mission . . . (and) through and with the crucified and living Messiah . . share in the filial adoption promised to Israel."[2]
Notice his careful language: the church shares in Israel's (prior) filial adoption. There is no language of usurpation here. Not only can the church not walk as the people of God apart from Israel's enduring election. Without Israel's enduring election, the church cannot be the people of God.
Far from being embarrassed or apologetic on the matter, the biblical text highlights the arbitrariness of Israel's election: "It was not because you were more in number than any other people that the LORD set his love upon you and chose you, for you were the fewest of all peoples; but it is because the LORD loves you, and is keeping the oath which he swore to your fathers."[3] Later, Paul will confirm this thrust, highlighting that Jacob was elected instead of the older Esau "though they were not yet born and had done nothing either good or bad, in order that God's purpose of election might continue" (Ro 9:10-11). Again highlighting the counter-intuitiveness of God's election, Paul will show how even in their stance as opponents to the gospel of God, Israel remains beloved for the sake of the fathers, because the gifts and calling of God are irrevocable (Ro 11:28-29).[4]
Markus Barth blows away the fog that often clings to these issues. His words on the matter are a worthy template for our own, exhibiting a clarity of thought that somehow eludes many:
It is God's prerogative to decide who is God's people. This people is constituted by God's choice and promise alone; it is sustained by his faithfulness and power, judged by his righteousness, pardoned by his mercy, and made complete for his honor. Its characteristics and identity, therefore, are not determined by the inclusive or exclusive self-consciousness of either Jews or Christians, except perhaps by the recognition common to both—that each of them is utterly unworthy to belong to this people.[5]
While it is difficult to disagree with Markus Barth here, many in the church have their heels dug in. Why this is so will have to wait for a later posting.
Portions of this post are from my forthcoming book, Converging Destinies: Jews, Christians, and the Mission of God. Therefore please remember what is always true, this material is ©2013 Stuart Dauermann.
[1] Michael Wyschogrod, The Body of Faith: God and the People Israel (Northvale, NJ: Aronson, 1996), 176.
[2] Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger, The Promise (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2007) 95.
[3] Dt.7:77-8
[4] Against such a background, it is remarkable that the Reformed (Calvinist) stream of Christianity has historically been at the forefront of supersessionism, postulating the cessation of Israel's elect status. You would think that the wing of Christendom that most stresses sovereign election, would have the least problem with Israel's continuing election. However, such is not the case. For a thorough treatment of Reformed supersessionism, anti-Judaism and anti-Semitism by a committed Reformed scholar, see Barry E, Horner, Future Israel: Why Christian Anti-Judaism Must Be Challenged (Nashville: B&H Academic, 2007). Horner traces supersessionism and its anti-Judaic, anti-Semitic spawn back to the Patristic period, and especially to Augustine, whose views became formative of the Western theological tradition.
[5] Markus Barth, The People of God, JSNT Supplement Series, 5 (Sheffield: JSOT Press, 1983), 44.


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Is the SANS Top 20 still useful?
This week in Security Blog Log: Some experts ponder whether the SANS Institute's Top 20 vulnerability list is as valuable than it once was. Others weigh in on the VoIP threat.
The SANS Institute's Top 20 vulnerabilities list always gets a lot of attention, and this year's installment is no exception. A day after its release, security experts took to the blogosphere to weigh in on specific findings, most notably the addition of the VoIP threat. Some also debated whether the list is as valuable as it once was.
Since attacks are no longer tied solely to a set of software flaws, SANS renamed the annual list the "Top 20 Attack Targets." Product vulnerabilities continued to top the Bethesda, Md.-based institute's list of threats, but human error also made the list, given users' susceptibility to phishing scams. Among this year's top 20 are six major attack trends:
- A surge in zero-day attacks that go beyond Internet Explorer to target other Microsoft software.
- A rapid growth in attacks exploiting vulnerabilities in ubiquitous Microsoft Office products such as PowerPoint and Excel.
- A continued growth in targeted attacks.
- Increased phishing attacks against military and government contractor sites.
- A surge in VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) attacks in which attackers can intercept and sell company meeting minutes, inject misleading messages or create massive outages in the old phone network.
- Ever-increasing attacks against Web application flaws.
A valuable list or just a bunch of opinions?
Some experts, including one who participated in the development of this year's list, wondered aloud if the list is as useful to IT professionals as it was in earlier years, when the focus was squarely on specific software security holes.
Richard Bejtlich, founder of the Washington, D.C.-based consultancy Tao Security, was among the experts who contributed to this year's list. In his blog, he offered a mixed assessment of the final product. On one hand, he said the list is a very informative document with plenty of references. On the other hand, he thinks SANS lists from years past were more useful because they listed specific vulnerabilities that needed to be "patched now."
"There is no analysis of past vulnerability trends or conclusions based on real data," he said. "If you think a bunch of people's opinions is worthwhile, then you may find the Top 20 useful. I think the majority of the Top 20's utility, such as it is, derives from name recognition. If that can help influence your organization's management, then I guess it is helpful."
While it may be more about opinion than deep analysis, others remain convinced that the list serves a valuable purpose.
In the IT Business Edge blog, IT expert Ken Hardin wrote that if nothing else, the Top 20 is a good checklist IT managers can use to make sure they're on top of all the major threats.
"For technical types, the annual SANS paper is a touchstone for a very high-level, real-world alignment check for your security efforts," he said. "Although it includes a fairly exhaustive laundry list of threats and patches, it's also accessible enough to be a useful pass-around to business types who demand to know why they can't download confidential docs to their iPods."
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One might expect those pushing the deployment of VOIP to be discouraged by the technology's inclusion on the list. But that doesn't seem to be the case.
Dan York, a director of IP technology with Herndon, Va.-based Mitel Networks Corp., shares responsibility for the security of the company's VoIP products. He said in his blog that SANS was right to put VoIP threats on the list.
"Several people have asked me if I honestly think this is good for VoIP and yes, I do," he said. "First off, it's a sign of the success and importance of VoIP that it is worth attacking and therefore also defending [and] protecting."
And while there are a lot of issues around VoIP security, he said there are also a lot of solutions. A spotlight like the SANS Top 20 will draw attention to those solutions. Finally, he said, the attention "may certainly motivate some of the companies out there that haven't been paying attention to security to get off their tails and do something about it."
Ken Camp, an IT consultant whose expertise includes security practices and the design and deployment of integrated voice and data systems, agreed with York in his blog. He noted that VoIP has achieved critical mass in the marketplace and the security challenges should come as no surprise.
"VoIP has quietly become an industry standard, sustaining technology that is widely used and adopted," he said. "As such, given that it's truly dependent on the IP infrastructure over which it operates, how could any reasonable person not expect that the security problems we see talked about in such frightening terms become a reality? We could have predicted this years ago, and many of us did."
As a sustaining technology that's being widely adopted, he said VoIP should give IT professionals good reason to revisit their networking security status and find ways to do better.
"It motivates us to rethink our security posture across all enterprise services," he said. "It's not a cause for paranoia. It's cause for sound critical thinking and planning."
Meanwhile, security vendors are using the Top 20 to drum up some interest in their services.
The Vanish.org blog noted that Redwood Shores, Calif.-based security firm Qualys is offering a free SANS Top 20 scan customers can use to see if their networks are plagued by any of the threats on the list.
Qualys helps SANS track the vulnerability landscape and has offered this service in the past.


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Scenario Manager - What IFWhere has the week gone? It is Wednesday already! I received some excellent news yesterday. After five and half months, CFO Resources / CPASelfstudy.com has finally been approved as a CPE sponsor in New York. Hurray!
But I do need to finish up my What-IF section by talking about Scenario Manager. This is a cool feature and is available in all versions of Excel- you just have to figure out where Microsoft hid it. In earlier versions, you have to go to Tools>Addins. In Excel 2007, look under the What-if icon on the Data ribbon.
Scenarios allows you to substitute values in a number of cells and save that condition under a unique name. By invoking different scenarios, up to 32, you can easily demonstrate to your customers and managers the impact of different events or possibilities.
- A scenario is particularly useful in creating budgets and forecasts when you have a few key variables that are subject to change.
- You can use scenarios to forecast different outcome based upon changes to these variables in your model. You can create and save these scenarios with different names and then display them.
- To compare several scenarios, you can even create a report that summarizes them on the same page- similar to a data table. The report can list the scenarios side by side or summarize them in a pivot table.
Before creating a scenario you need to determine which cells will be changed. Normally these should be your input or changing cells. You can have up to 32 changing cells in a scenario.
1. Click the Data tab on the Ribbon.
2. Click the What-if Analysis button and click Scenario Manager from the menu.
3. Click the Add button.
4. Enter a name for your scenario in the Scenario Name box.
5. Click in the Changing Cells box.
6. Hold down the Ctrl key and select the cells in your worksheet that you wish to change.
7. In the Scenario Values dialog box, enter new values.
8. Click OK.
9. To Apply a Scenario to your worksheet, select the desired Scenario and then click Show.
10. Click Close.
Careful! Adding scenarios to a workbook will change the underlying data so it is highly recommended that you save a backup of your original workbook first.
Once you have created your scenarios, you can create side-by-side Summary reports to compare your scenarios.
Take a look at it if you get a chance. Tomorrow I will try to post some screenshots and an example.


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I have a lot going on this weekend so instead of trying to do one big weekend recap post on Sunday night I thought I would start now. Tonight I went to The Paint Bar with my mom, my sister-in-law Jenn, her sister Meghan and their mom Ann. We bought this for our moms as a Mother's Day gift knowing that it would be a fun night out and we were right!
You may remember that Jenn and I have been to The Paint Bar before. We celebrated my birthday there in March and had a great time. Also I won a coupon for a free class so I didn't have to pay for my class tonight.
We were joking tonight that Peyton and Ella should get a kick out of the fact that their mother, two aunts and both grandmothers will all have this painting hanging in our houses. Whenever they see Jenn's other painting they tell her how beautiful it is so I hope they approve of this one too! I think they are our biggest fans!
For my local friends I highly recommend The Paint Bar. The owners Jill and Jackie our wonderful and Jackie is an amazing teacher who keeps things fun all night long. She plays music and keeps everyone going. Oh and did I mention that the word "bar" in The Paint Bar refers to an actual bar - like a bar that serves alcoholic beverages. Yes a little wine or beer definitely helps to make your painting look even better.


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I have a 302 chevy engine in my 54 Chevy that just shuts off after running for a few minutes why?
My 302 Chevy engine just shuts off after running for a few minutes. Then it won't start up again until after a few minutes of waiting. I put a new mechanical fuel pump on it with no luck. Then put on a new fuel filter with no luck. Next I put on a new Edelbrock carburetor with the same results, this is driving me crazy.
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fuel line collapse somewhere in line from tank or vent on gas cap not working correctly
I've taken the gas cap off and it still happens. After it shuts off it won't start for a few minutes. After a few minutes it starts right up and runs for a few minutes then shuts off.
What do you have in there for an ignition system? HEI or points.
it's an HEI
I believe it's an HEI, this was my dad's car and after he passed I bought it off my mom to keep it in the family. I don't know a lot about cars but I'm learning.
Yep, an HEI distributor. What I would do is to take the distributor cap off, leave the wires on it for now, (may want to mark the wire locations on the cap in-case you have to take them off) and then check the rotor, take it off and look underneath it for a burn, carbon mark in the center of it. If you see anything, then it needs to be replaced. Then there is a ignition control module screwed down with to screws, with wire plugins on each end of it. Take it out and bring it to a auto parts store to have it tested to see if it is bad. Also, look inside of the distributor cap for any cracks, see how the build-up is on each contact for the spark, scrape off any excessive build up, or replace the cap. If you plan on just putting on a new cap & rotor, then when you take the coil off of on top of the cap, take that in to have tested as well. Just be-careful of the wires too the coil. Check the center electrode while the coil is out. We'll start there.
Also tho, should investigate the fuel lines like 61LT suggested, most of the fuel line should be steel. Any long run of rubber fuel line hose would be suspect. Make sure and change out any fuel filters.
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Brixton animals Phobophobes brought out a 7" recently in the form of No Flavour. The cover art - a mouldy, contaminated Petri dish - say it all, really - they are a mouldy, contaminated garage punk beast. That gnarled organ plays into the horror punk of early Horrors and a more curmudgeonly Cramps, and the plodding nature of the track is relentless in how it wallows in its own scum. In other words, bottoms up, and I'll get the next shout in. They launched it in Peckham a couple weeks ago - expect to see even more of them over the coming months.
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Samsung launches the Galaxy S6 Active
As with the Active devices before it, this one is intended to be a rugged Galaxy S6, boasting features such as water and dust resistance. It is even fitted with a larger 3,500mAh battery as well, as opposed to 2,550mAh on the standard Galaxy S6.
This marks the very first time that an Active variant of a Galaxy flagship smartphone is going to feature a bigger battery capacity. In any case, the rest of the specifications are identical, chief among others, a 5.1-inch 2560 x 1440 Super AMOLED display, an Exynos 7420 octa-core processer paired to 3GB of RAM. There is also 32GB of internal memory onboard, just like the original. Unfortunately however, this means that it is not expandable either. In the photography department, you will also find the same 16-megapixel rear shooter and 5-megapixel front-facing camera.
With its IP68 rating, the Galaxy S6 active will be to submerge underwater for up to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes and is shock and dust proof with added thermal resistance to boot. As reference, this is exactly what the Sony Xperia Z3 boasted, although Samsung's offering has a much tougher outer shell. The Samsung Galaxy S6 active will be made available in Camo White, Camo Blue or Gray starting June 12th. As an AT&T exclusive for the United States, there is no telling when it will make its rounds to our neck of the woods, although there are always grey importers you can rely on.
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Phone: (608) 263-3975
RESEARCH INTERESTS - Physiological Mechanisms Associated with P450 Cytochromes. Our research addresses signaling mechanisms involving P450 cytochromes. These regulate activity at nuclear receptors regulated by three types of activator. - Cholesterol/steroid hormones - Fatty acids and metabolites - Ah receptor/PCB's and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
Timothy J. Kamp
Professor - Medicine; Co-director - Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine Center
Phone: (608) 263-1172, (608) 263-1532
ORGAN SYSTEM/DISEASE FOCUS - Cardiac, ischemic heart disease, heart failure, arrhythmias
ALIGNED RESEARCH FOCUS - Cardiogenesis from embryonic stem cells
Junsu Kang
Assistant Professor
Phone: (608) 262-8678
RESEARCH INTERESTS - Heart regeneration, fin regeneration, regeneration enhancer, gene regulation, genetic mutant, zebrafish
Pamela Kreeger
Associate Professor - Biomedical Engineering
Phone: (608) 890-2915 | Fax: (608) 265-9239
RESEARCH INTERESTS - Systems biology, cell-cell interactions, ovarian cancer, angiogenesis, macrophages
Youngsook Lee
Associate Professor
Phone: (608) 265-6352
RESEARCH INTERESTS - Transcriptional control of normal cardiovascular development and function
Bo Liu
Professor - Surgery
Phone: (608) 263-5931
RESEARCH INTERESTS - Biology of blood vessels: cellular and molecular pathologies of restenosis and abdominal aortic aneurysm.
Gary Lyons
Phone: (608) 262-2874
RESEARCH INTERESTS - Characterization of novel genes in the mouse cardiovascular system using gene trapping in embryonic stem cells
Ahmed Mahmoud
Assistant Professor
Phone: (608) 262-8682
RESEARCH INTERESTS - Cellular and Molecular Regulation of Mammalian Heart Regeneration
Richard Moss
Professor - Senior Associate Dean for Basic Research, Biotechnology and Graduate Studies, School of Medicine and Public Health
Phone: (608) 265-0523
RESEARCH INTERESTS - Heart and skeletal muscle physiology
Igor Slukvin
Professor - Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Phone: (608) 263-0058
RESEARCH INTERESTS - Hematopoietic development from pluripotent stem cells; de novo generation of hematopoietic stem cells, modeling leukemia stem cells using reprogramming technologies.
Rupa Sridharan
Associate Professor
Phone: (608) 316-4422
RESEARCH INTERESTS - Epigenetics of cell fate change
James Thomson
John D. MacArthur Professor; Director, Regenerative Biology, Morgridge Inst. for Research; Professor, Department of Molecular, Cellular, & Developmental Biology, UC - Santa Barbara
Phone: (608) 316-4348
RESEARCH INTERESTS - Human and non-human primate embryonic stem cells
Beth Weaver
Associate Professor
Phone: (608) 263-5309
RESEARCH INTERESTS - Regulation of chromosome segregation during mitosis
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Nicholas Cozzi
Faculty Associate
Phone: (608) 262-7596
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SACTWU supports campaigns for workers rights in other countries. These are often initiated by or organised through COSATU or international bodies. Some examples are listed below.
SACTWU supported the campaign by COSATU in protest against the attempts by the Nigerian government to introduce anti-labour reforms to their labour laws. SACTWU shop stewards and staff members from our Gauteng region marched on the Nigerian Embassy.
When COSATU sent a fact-finding mission to Zimbabwe to strengthen relations and solidarity support for the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU), Monroe Mkalipi, SACTWU's Western Cape Regional Chairperson and first Deputy President, Violet Seboni, were part of the delegation. The delegation was forcibly deported from Zimbabwe before they could complete their work. They were loaded in trucks, driven overnight to the SA/ Zimbabwe border and dumped at the Beit Bridge port of entry.
In April 2006, leaders and members of COSATU, SACTWU, the SACP and the Young Communist League, together with a network of organisations led by the Swaziland Solidarity Network demonstrated and blockaded all five border posts between South And Africa and Swaziland. This action was in support of the oppressed people and the workers of Swaziland in their struggle for freedom, democracy and human rights. The police opened fire at the Matsamo border crossing with Swaziland , wounding several demonstrators. Twenty demonstrators were also arrested.
Repression against workers and use of forced labour continues in Burma / Myanmar . SACTWU has lent support at the ILO for a campaign of sanctions against the Burmese government. We were bitterly disappointed when South Africa, then newly-elected to the UN Security Council, cast a vote to block sanctions against Burma on the grounds that the matter should first have gone to the UN Human Rights Council.
Many trade unionists continue to be assassinated by shadowy para-military forces in Colombia . SACTWU has raised the issue at May Day rallies and supported the call for action by ILO member-states.


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About Me
What is Spiritual Direction?
The Beauty of Holiness
New Testament Seminar
Old Testament Seminar
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Prayer Styles Seminar
Holiness and the Saints
Other programs
Michele's Blog
Michele's Book Corner
Books about Prayer
Books on Saints
Books on Iconography
Holiness and the Saints
Week 1: Saints, Saint-making, and "Early" Saints
In this session we will look into what it is to be holy and the process of becoming a canonized Saint in the Church. We will also look into children saints and those who showed signs of sanctity early in life. There are many saints who fall into this category, but we will focus on St. Stanislaus Kostka, St. Maria Goretti, St. Tarcisius, and St. Teresa of the Andes. We will be considering what it was about saints such as these that enabled them to grow into holiness so young, and what we might learn from them in our own pursuit of holiness.
Week 2: Visionary Saints
In this session we will study saints who had experiences of God or the Blessed Virgin Mary through visions. We will look into the issue of the extraordinary spiritual experiences these saints had, and what makes a vision "valid" in the eyes of the Church. We will focus our discussion on St. Bernadette Soubirous, St. Faustina Kowalska, St. Catherine Laboure, and St. Hildegard of Bingen.
Week 3: Saints Who Make Us Squirm – Saints who Challenge
In this session we will study saints whose lifestyle or call is difficult for us to understand, or who might have been challenging to have around. These are people such as St. Benedict Joseph Labre, who chose to live as a beggar. Not all saints are easy to emulate, and so we will discuss the issues of how saints can often live a different lifestyle than that which is within our comfort zone. We will focus on St. Benedict Joseph Labre, St. Philip Neri, St. John Vianney, and St. Gemma Galgani as we discuss the issues of our own unique call.
Week 4
: Social Justice and the Saints
This week we will look into saints who were champions of the cause of justice, those who gave their lives in order to work for justice in some way, or those whose lives were formed through personal suffering through injustice. We will focus on Bl. Franz Jägerstätter, St. Maximilian Kolbe, St. Josephine Bakhita, and Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati. We will see how they can inspire us to live lives more attuned to doing the right thing in given situations.
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[[ Most recent Update: 28 September 2012. ]]
Here is a sample of works in progress in the woodwork shop:
A ball carved within a dodecahedron. I started this project by cutting a solid dodecahedron, then carving to 'liberate' a ball within.
This project turned OK, but the result is not altogether satisfying, so I have not bothered to finish the carving with coats of varnish.
The major challenge here is carving a near-perfect sphere within the dodecahedron. There are a number of different ways to approach this sort of thing. I think it may be best to do the ball and dodecahedron separately, then combine them for the finished product. One way to do this would be to cut a finished dodecahedron in half, hollow it out, then insert a sphere carved separately into the dodecahedron. Another possibility is to build a 'stick-figure' dodecahedron around a ball. Each approach presents unique challenges, and the idea is to develop a method that results in the best finished product.
Sadly, wood carving has been somewhat neglected for the past few months because of various distractions. I hope to get back these and other woodwork projects soon because working with wood is one of my favorite things.


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Advertised in the Nottingham Evening Post, this surely explains why we need to apply ourselves and provide the resources to cater for our elderly citizens?
Nottinghamshire Council provides a range of services to looked after children and aims to provide quality foster care placements to meet each child's individual needs in respect of race, culture, religion, disability and language.
Can you offer a home to this young person?
Juan Inchcock.
27 August 1947
White, British
Being cared for by; The Government Pensions Department.
* Survived double pneumonia at the age of 3
* Brought up by his father. Little education given. No etiquette, decorum, deportment, or finesse installed.
* Mother on the run from the police.
* Loved sports, but was totally useless at them.
* Went bald at 23 years of age.
* Worked for 50 years, in the Retail, Military, Security, and Gas lamp lighting trades - made redundant four times through no fault of his own.
* Broke eleven bones, crushed his right thumb, had a hernia repaired, cancer of the bladder lazered, duodenal ulcer, went deaf, needs three levels of spectacles, as of 1999, but is in good health considering.
* When made redundant at the age of 62, he failed to gain further employment, then it was discovered he needed a new ticker, had angina, and became chronically depressed.
* After his cardiac procedures were carried out, he started writing for the Spoof Website, and started his own blog site. Unfortunately, he gets confused at times, and started posting to the wrong site in mistake for the other.
* Then he contracted Arthritis, and Impetigo, currently being treated.
Medical care required:
He will have to attend a blood test, and await dosage recommendations for the Warfarin tablets he is on weekly if not daily according to results. He has a bus-pass, so you will not need to run him about, he is capable of hobbling to and from the medical appointment as necessary. The other 9 medications he is on, will require you to make sure he takes them in order and to the correct dosage:
* Codeine Phosphate as required
* Furosemide 40mg - one each morning
* Lactulose - three x 5ml spoonsful three times a day
* Bisoprolol (Beta Blockers) 25mg - one each morning
* Omeprazole 20mg - one each morning
* Iboprofen Gel - to be applied to the arthritic knees and hands when required.
* Ramipril 5mg - One in AM, one in PM
* Zocor 15mg - One in the evening
* Simvastin 40mg - One in the evening
Plus of course, the specified dose of Warfarin for the day, at night.
In the event of the rare dizzy spells attacking Juan, leave him on the floor until he feels he can get up again.
Personal Traits:
Potty Training:
Originally fully potty trained, but Juan's memory is getting worse, and this can cause the occasional problem. (Especially now he is on Water Tablets)
Juan will eat anything not too rich. He has become accustomed since being made redundant to living on Asda Smartprice, and Pound Shop products, and you will find these good value... crap, but good value, and they will suffice for Juan.
Emissions of wind from his anus:
Possibly a by product of his medications, be warned that after he had lazer treatment, he is unaware of any build-up of gases, and they tend to burst out painfully, for him, and anyone in his vicinity.
His Nature:
He is an easy going boy, who likes to feed the pigeons and ducks.
It is essential that you supply an internet connection for him, so he can continue to present crap like this on the Spoof website, as he is addicted.


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Address: 1 Thanh Nien Road, Ba Dinh, Hanoi
Directions: Sits just at the top of Truc Bac Lake, near the dike road. Secure parking underneath.
Phone: +84 4 38238888
WebSite: www.sofitel.com
Description: The Sofitel Plaza's buffet restaurant with French, Italian, and Chinese cuisines and other a la carte options.
Restaurant Type: Sit-down restaurant
Typical Price Per Person: 300,000 and up
Speciality: Buffet with western and eastern dishes.
Take Out: No
Delivery: No
Brasserie Westlake
Address: 1 Thanh Nien Road, Ba Dinh, Hanoi


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About Us
NeuroEquilibrium™ Diagnostic Systems Pvt. Ltd. has developed diagnostic systems for patients suffering from vertigo, dizziness and imbalance. The company was founded to cater to the large number of people who are affected by balance disorders—about 15% of the general population faces imbalance issues and 5% have this problem in any given year.
NeuroEquilibrium™ Diagnostic Systems Pvt. Ltd. endeavours to provide a comprehensive management of vertigo and balance disorders by carrying out breakthrough innovations in this field. Our strategy is setting up specialized Advanced Vertigo and Balance Clinics across India, Asia and Africa to treat this huge incidence of vertigo and balance disorder issues through our:
- Specialist neurotological team
- NeuroEquilibrium™ Assessment Platform: the most advanced vertigo and balance assessment platform in the world developed in collaboration with top neurotologists of India. The comprehensive diagnostic system integrates various diagnostic tests on one platform via cloud technology, and is loaded with unique features that include a comprehensive vertigo and balance evaluation, customized reporting, one-click patient data retrieval, rehabilitation and patient monitoring module, making it India's first robust diagnostic system that helps doctors to diagnose and treat vertigo cases easily across continents.
- Neurotological evaluation with our suite of world class diagnostic equipment
The brand strongly supports the 'Make in India' initiative and, in line with this, has developed four cutting-edge patent pending diagnostic equipment for the diagnosis of vertigo
This investigation evaluates the vestibulo ocular reflex (VOR), which is an important part of the vestibular system to maintain balance. It also evaluates the oculomotor system which is responsible for gaze stabilization and fixation.
This investigation evaluates the otolith system which is responsible for perception of verticality and assesses chronic dizziness and otolith disorders.
This investigation evaluates the vestibulospinal reflex, which is responsible for maintenance of balance during gait testing.
This is an investigation to assess the ability of the patient to maintain the image on the fovea during head movement


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Logline: A team of anthropologists go in search of Bigfoot, find Bigfoot, also find a Bigfoot cult. Many lives are lost for science.
Crime in the Past: Bigfoot rapes a woman named Crazy Wanda (who may or may not have been bestowed with that appellation prior to her journey into the hermit lifestyle). Wanda has a Bigfoot baby, which is then murdered by fear God-fearing father. The world could not withstand multiple Bigfeet (and a mixed-species Bigfoot at that!).
Bodycount: 13, including the death of any sense of good taste.
Themes/Moral Code: It's no surprise that there aren't any themes of interest here, but the moral code is shaky too. Bigfoot hates perversion (he murders two quasi-writhing lovers in a van), lewdness (he rips the penis off a man peeing in the forest), and trespassing (he kills all those prying anthropologists), but he also seems to hate innocence (he decimates a whole family of picnickers). The only person he seems to take a liking to is Crazy Wanda (Melanie Graham), and even then he has a dreadful way of expressing it. (It's intimated that Bigfoot and Crazy Wanda have carried on some sort of creepy inter-species relationship in the years following his rape of her. I refuse to pursue the implications of this-- I leave that to you, dear reader). Otherwise, there's no winning with Bigfoot.
Killer's Motivation: He's Bigfoot.
Final Girl: Bigfoot spares no one.
The Good, the Bad, & the Cheese: The above is not entirely true, because Bigfoot does (probably unintentionally) spare Professor Nugent (Michael Cutt), lead researcher and no relation to Ted. But "spare" is a term I'm using loosely: Prof. Nugent has been horrifically burned, and spends the film's running time strapped to a hospital bed with half of his face bandaged. I note this because Prof. Nugent's convalescence produces the film's sole point of technical interest: Nugent tells a group of assorted hospital staff (and by extension, us) the events of the entire film in flashback. Yeah, right, so that's not of interest in itself-- but wait, there's more: there are then flashbacks within the major flashback, highlighting the circumstances of the deaths of various forest trespassers. But then we can't exactly call them flashbacks, because all of the characters within them (excepting Bigfoot) are horribly murdered (and I'm pretty certain it's not Bigfoot having the flashbacks), so they're more akin to "creative visual re-enactments" of the murders. But, in any case, there is at least one actual flashback within the framing flashback: Crazy Wanda has a flash back encompassing a couple years of events between her, Papa, and Bigfoot (this flashback being contained within Nugent's larger flashback). And then we even get dreams with the framing flashback. And sometimes we're allowed to see scenes in what we're forced to call BigfootVision, as we're transmitted the big brute's direct point of view as he stalks his victims, his vision rendered as two distorted, red-tinged circles in the center of the screen (so maybe we are blessed with Bigfoot flashbacks after all?). So, yes, all of this confusion and complexity is undoubtedly the product of shoddy scripting and editing, but heck if it doesn't produce a massively disorienting effect. No other film feels quite like Night of the Demon, for better or worse.
And I suppose another reason I appreciate the film's loopy narrative (literally loopy in this case) is because it seems unintentional, as if the filmmakers had to find some shortcut to string all their gags together and that incoherent layering of narrative levels was the best they could muster. The rest of the film is composed of very intentional gore gags: Bigfoot swirling around a dude in a sleeping bag, Bigfoot yanking off arms and penises, Bigfoot skewering with pitchforks and chopping with axes, Bigfoot whipping someone with his own intestines, Bigfoot grabbing and repeatedly throwing two armed women into each other so that they stab each other to death. The blood flows thick, but one can't help feeling that James C. Wasson and Co. are laying it on a little too thick, too. They're aware that having Bigfoot cause all this mayhem is funny, and so their execution rarely is. Brief segments of Night of the Demon are humorous because inept (the prolonged sequence of a woman dying of "fright" while Bigfoot idles aimlessly outside her van), but when it's inept and consciously striving to be funny, it can barely choke out a grin from me. I'm sure others feel differently, but the above coupled with its aforementioned lack of thematic content make it somewhat less than a favorite in my personal pantheon of slasherdom. Bizarro cinema, truly, but a curiously empty breed.


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