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This list is in the order of when I purchased the game, and it will be updated whenever I get a new game.
This list is in the order of when I purchased the game, and it will be updated whenever I get a new game.
Everyone that has a Wii has played this game. It's a decent time waster. But not much else.
The first game I bought for the Wii. I think it's underrated, but it's a nice game.
A great FPS,but it can get really challenging!
I have not played this enough to know if I like it or not, but I pledge to finish this before the new one comes out.
This is a decent third party title. My favorite game in this would have to be Pac n Roll Remix.
So far, one my favorite games on the Wii . This game is perfect in nearly every way with barely any flaws.
Do I really need to say anything about this game?
This is a pretty good game with interesting puzzles.
This was an interesting fighting game. A good game if you love Godzilla as much as much as I do.
A decent racer, but not as good as Mario Kart.
The latest game I bought, it is really fun and my favorite Wii game so far!
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NEW YORK CITY (July 7, 2008) IBF junior welterweight champion Paulie The Magic Man Malignaggi (25-1, 5 KOs) had a cast removed from his right hand last Tuesday and he has started rehabilitation..
Malignaggi underwent hand surgery May 28 to repair a fractured metacarpal bone of the middle finger on his right hand, suffered during his title-defense win by 12-round decision against Lovemore Ndou.
I feel good about the whole situation, Malignaggi said yesterday from his Brooklyn home. Getting the cast off was the first step, now rehabilitation starts. Theres no pain or swelling of the hand. Im moving forward, thanks to Dr. Margles, who has saved my career several times. Im looking ahead to a big showdown in the fall. Ill be ready to rock n roll against Ricky Hatton.
Renowned boxing hand specialist, Dr. Steven Margles, operated on Paulie at the Lahey Clinic in Burlington, Massachusetts. He has also repaired the hands of former world champions Vinny Paz, Irish Micky Ward and Harry Simon, to name a few of his more notable boxing patients.
I removed his cast and took x-rays, Dr. Margles explained. There was no pain and the fracture is healing like magic. Right now, hes on or ahead of schedule.
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I have a different prespective. It's not that doing exercises is risky. Doing the wrong exercises is risky. That said, I'll bet that the person in question here got ample feedback from his body that the exercises he was doing were not constructive, and he most likely ignored that feedback thinking "well, the doctor told me to do it." Always trust your instincts. If something feels destructive instead of constructive, it probably is.
Working with people with bulging or herniated discs is the most common thing we do in our clinic and it's one of the easier things we deal with in terms of helping the client get symptom relief. The body NEEDS motion, but it needs complementary motion. Take the advice of doing McKenzie stuff above. It's mostly extension based. Well, if you have someone who has a bulging disc because their spine lacks extension, they might happen to do very well with that protocol. If they have a bulging disc because their spine has too much extension, that protocol will likely send them to the surgical table in screaming pain.
Where is the body out of balance, and what does it need to come back to balance? That's the question.
Bulging discs are not a big deal if you deal with them intelligently and listen to your body as you do so.
Those are good points after a firm diagnosis.
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- asking for back exercises apparently without a diagnosis - I was pointing out the need for a Dr and imaging in a diagnosis. For example, if the bone itself of the vertebra is starting to deteriorate or is deteriorated how could that be known without imaging? I believe that a firm diagnosis for the back and other joints requires imaging such as MRI. I'm not sure what imaging technology was available at the time that my friend had his back injury or condition. He probably got an X ray.(?) Perhaps the other imaging of the spine available at that time was very invasive (?) so that imaging had considerable risk. ? My friend did complain to the Dr of the pain he experienced when doing the corrective exercises. As soon as he got the imaging the treatment changed.
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By far the longest highway trip was with senior editor Eric Tingwall, who took his girlfriend and an assortment of snowboarding gear to Canada. He appreciated the Sportage's ample cargo room -- "The perfect size for our two snowboards, two duffel bags, a backpack, a pillow, and a bag of food" -- but had some gripes once he got moving.
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So how to tell which item was sold on which marketplace? Yes I could list all items and then match … but that seems silly …
If I'm correct, this is not possible. Not 100% sure.
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If I'm correct, this is not possible. Not 100% sure.
I'll have to define a list of items and then cross-match.
API should return item ID not item name, either way, you have to have array/table with item ID, item name, and marketplace it belongs to. I think that API shouldn't return that data, overall, it is very bad.
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Liza Behrendt defends group's mission, direct action against Birthright
I've expressed my qualms about tethering Occupy Wall Street to the pro-Palestinian cause. Along with the Boston marchers who briefly "occupied" the Israeli consulate up there, the most prominent example of this might be Occupy the Occupiers, an informal offshoot of Young Jewish and Proud (itself the youth wing of the left-wing Jewish Voice for Peace), which earlier this month released a statement declaring, "Let us stand up to the 1 percent in our own community—the powerful institutions that support Israel's corporate-backed military control of the Palestinian people and act as the gatekeepers for our community." Its first act was a direct action against a Birthright alumni event featuring Steven L. Pease, author of The Golden Age of Jewish Achievement.
I spoke this morning with Liza Behrendt, a member of Young Jewish and Proud who helped organize the direct action and compose the Occupy the Occupiers statement.
How did Occupy the Occupiers come about?
A lot of people involved with Young Jewish and Proud continue to be active in Occupy Wall Street, and we've been really inspired by the different directions the messaging of Occupy Wall Street has gone. For example, Occupy the Department of Education was really exciting. Small actions all around have expanded the basic message to address certain issues. Bank accountability and raising taxes on the 1 percent and providing more social services are things a lot of people get behind. But why is it we care about taxing the 1 percent? It's because of all the issues. It's because of our values. So, there's really this opening for a lot of people who have been involved in fighting oppression. It gives it a wider reach than if it had only been about banks.
What made you choose that Birthright event for your first direct action?
It succinctly exemplified a problem of the agendas of Jewish institutions. There are a lot of people who were upset with Birthright because of how they portray the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on their trips, but this was an example of them going beyond that. The very fact that they are having a Wall Street series, titled "Wall Street Series," I think shows how out of touch they are with broader social movements. It was sort of comical that they would focus their attention on that. And this book in particular rang problematic to a lot of us, in that it's saying—it's called The Golden Age of Jewish Achievement, celebrating why Jews are so successful, without a critical take on privilege and oppression. At a time when the public eye is really on inequality and the impossibility of gaining success in this country, it felt offensive to be glorifying a group that has maintained a degree of privilege. On top of that, the role models that Steven Pease presents and highlights are not role models that progressive Jews can get behind. He spends a lot of time on Lev Leviev, for example, who became enormously wealthy through the blood diamond trade and has a huge investment in illegal Israeli settlements.
My main concern is that tarring OWS as anti-Israel is among the easiest ways for the right to discredit the movement, and while they're certainly going to try to do that no matter what, this is just making their jobs easier. Tell me why I'm wrong.
I think it's an important concern. I think that the right is going to find any way they can to smear Occupy Wall Street. When we have this kind of momentum and are doing really huge publicly, whether it's support in the polls or just the vast number of people that are turning out to support us, I think it's really limiting ourselves to be thinking about those right-wing people and giving them more reasons to smear us. Of course we should be strategic about our messaging. I have not talked to anybody, and I don't think there are too many people, who would be supportive but would stop supporting simply if they knew anti-occupation activists were taking part. There are a lot of controversial views. There are a lot of people who oppose the Federal Reserve! There are policy prescriptions people have in the park that a lot of people don't agree with.
It's such a broad movement that we are limiting ourselves and the people we can reach if every step we take we second-guess ourselves about giving the right more reasons to hate us. I think we should be thinking, Who can we reach? Who can we draw in?
I also wonder if the energy isn't better spent on things that the vast bulk of the movement agrees on, and specifically on the basic economic message. Tell me why I'm wrong.
We're very clear in our statement that that is how we relate it to Occupy Wall Street. Power and wealth is unevenly distributed in the Jewish community, and this is a problem for Jewish institutions: that certain donors have a disproportionate influence over the agendas of Jewish institutions, and this is alienating to people. Jewish organizations are so stuck because they're pressured into following an agenda, or else they can't operate anymore. This is not a democratic community when you have this kind of control. And it's not something unique to the Jewish community, of course—it's symptomatic of larger economic inequality. The Jewish community is not immune to these problems—I think a lot of times it's viewed as a privileged group, that most Jews are well off. It's important that we bring Occupy Wall Street into the Jewish community. Economic inequality is the root, and on top of that comes all these societal problems. Uncritical support for Israeli policies is something that is really attributable to the disproportionate influence of right-wing donors. And this is why so many Jews who oppose the occupation are being censored across the country.
You say this is bringing Occupy Wall Street to the Jewish community. Do you want the reverse to happen as well—for Occupy Wall Street itself to begin to propound and absorb these Jewish concerns? Or are you content simply to take the broader message and apply it to this smaller community?
I'd say the latter: We're more about bringing it to the Jewish community.
Occupy the Occupiers: A Jewish Call to Action [Mondoweiss]
Occupy Bursts In on Birthright [New Voices]
Earlier: Stray Flotilla Tweet Raises Questions About OWS
The Problem With OWS' Palestine Association
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