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The following is a list of unnamed Ferengi.
Bok's associates
These two Ferengi worked for Bok in 2370 when he tried to made his revenge against Captain Jean-Luc Picard. They worked on a Ferengi vessel along with Tol. When Captain Picard beamed aboard to save the life of Jason Vigo and told the Ferengi the truth about Bok's revenge they aressted him. (TNG: "Bloodlines")
Three Ferengi businessmen attended the conference for business opportunities in the Gamma Quadrant held by Grand Nagus Zek aboard Deep Space 9 in 2369 beside Gral, Krax, Nava, Hoex, and Turot. Zek also appeared to announce his heir apparent during the meeting. The businessmen, along with the others, were shocked when Zek named Quark as his successor. (DS9: "The Nagus")
Ferengi criminal
A Ferengi criminal was displayed in Odo's security office on Deep Space 9 on a wanted poster. It was not known what crime the Ferengi was accused of. (DS9: "Vortex", "If Wishes Were Horses", "The Forsaken", "Dramatis Personae", "Duet", and more)
Ferengi Union Members
Six Ferengi Union Members joined Rom in presenting work demands to Quark who refused to meet them. The Ferengi went on strike.(DS9: "Bar Association")
Quark's waiter (2370)
This Ferengi waiter served at Quark's in 2370 and brought several dishes with food to Sakonna and Quark. (DS9: "The Maquis, Part I")
Renegade Ferengi
These Ferengi assisted DaiMon Lurin in the take over of the Enterprise-D in 2369. They manned two Klingon Bird-of-Prey and beamed on board the Enterprise-D, where they were stationed on several locations on board, including the transporter room, main engineering, and the sickbay. They beamed dozens of crewmembers on the surface of Ligos VII and held some other as hostages on the bridge. The Ferengi were overpowered by the teenage Jean-Luc Picard, Keiko O'Brien, Guinan, and Ro Laren, with the help of Alexander Rozhenko. (TNG: "Rascals")
This Ferengi secretary worked at the office of Ferengi Commerce Authority Liquidator Brunt in the Tower of Commerce in 2371. He charged visitors three slips of Gold-pressed latinum to sit while waiting or one to stand. Quark managed to negotiate a price of two slips to sit. (DS9: "Family Business")
Son of Bok
This DaiMon was the son of Bok, and the commanding officer of the Ferengi starship that engaged the USS Stargazer in 2355. He was killed in the subsequent battle, and for 15 years, the commanding officer of the Stargazer, Jean-Luc Picard, was pursued by Bok out of revenge for the death of his son. (TNG: "The Battle", "Bloodlines")
This waiter was employed at Quark's in 2369.
After Kira Nerys closed down establishment, forcing the crew of Dukat's starship to leave with their dabo winnings, this waiter handed Quark the bag used to carry their latinum. Unknown to this waiter, he had mistakenly handed to Quark the shapeshifter Odo, who had taken the form of the bag, in order to infiltrate Dukat's ship. (DS9: "Emissary")


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I had the opportunity to visit the Tower of London that houses part of the Royal Armouries collection. One of the most interesting displays was this armour given to James I.
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"This armour is one of two presented to James I by Tokugawa Hidetada, Shogun of Japan, in 1613 and brought back from Japan by Captain John Saris of the East India Company. "
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This important armour, made by Iwai Yozaemon, was a diplomatic gift from the Shogun. It was one of two presented in 1613 to King James I on the occasion of the signing of trading rights between England and Japan. It has been on display with the Royal Armouries collections since the 1660s. (Lent by Her Majesty the Queen.)
It should be said that the factory set up from the trading agreement failed to make and profit and was closed in 1623.
Tokugawa Hidetada at Wikipedia.com (no mention of the armour)
Royal Armouries – Shogun : Life of Lord Tokugawa Ieyasu exhibition
Copy of Tokugawa Hidetada's Drama Worn Armor
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Some young Sunnis criticize the Shia about what they call as "the confusion in prayer and lack of submission".
In the congregational prayers, some of the Shia do not care for the rows and it does not impact them that there are always gaps left between the praying men. It is often noticed that the first row is not yet complete whereas there are great numbers of people offering the prayer behind the imam in the other rows without caring for the order of the first row.
It is also noticed among the Shia that some people come in and go out of the mosque during the prayer, passing between the praying ones. They often pass between a praying person and the place of his prostration in the direction of the qibla, which annuls the prayer according to the beliefs of the Sunni.
It is true that the prayer of the Sunni is more orderly than the Shia's. When you offer the prayer with the Sunni brothers, you see the imam, before beginning the prayer, turn towards the people coming to offer the prayer behind him and asks them to straighten out and form the rows saying to them, "Be orderly (in your lines), may Allah have mercy on you! Impact your rows and do not leave gaps for Satan, because the impacting of rows is from (the conditions of) the prayer." Therefore, you see the praying ones press together until their shoulders and bodies stick together and see that they compete to fill the gaps.1
When the prayer is being offered, they do not permit anyone to pass in front of a praying one, even if the prayer is a recommended and not an obligatory one. They believe that according to some traditions narrated in their sihah (books of Hadith), that the prayer is annulled when someone passes in front of a praying one. In some of their traditions, it is said that the one, who passes in front of a praying one, is a devil who must be repelled and pushed away.
As for the Shia, they do not care for such things during their prayers. I offered prayers behind many Shia imams2 most of whom were from the known religious authorities and in many countries, but I did not see anyone of them turn to the people, who had come to offer the prayer behind him, before the beginning of the prayer to ask them to regulate their lines or fill the gaps between them. I also saw no one, whether an imam or one who led the praying ones, prevent others from passing in front of a praying one.
I am convinced that the school of the Ahlul Bayt (a.s.) does not say that the prayer becomes null when someone passes in front of a praying one. This is in accordance with neither reason nor traditions, because the things that annul the prayer are limited and known to the Shia and the Sunni, and certainly, the passing in front of a praying one is not one of them.
Al-Bukhari himself mentions in his Sahih that once it was mentioned to Aa'isha that a dog, a donkey and woman (when passing before a praying one) would annul the prayer. She denied that and said, "You have compared us (women) to dogs and donkeys! By Allah, I saw the Messenger of Allah (S) offer the prayer while I was on the bed between him and the qibla…"3
This is a strong proof and a convincing argument showing that the prayer is not annulled by the passing of man or animal between the praying person and the (direction of) qibla even to the Sunni.4
However, not everything permissible is worthy of recommendation or praise. If a Muslim is careful not to pass over the necks of praying people lest he treads on them while in prostration to Allah, it is a recommended, praiseworthy moral act that Islam prefers and civic sense acknowledges. It shows reverence and respect to the prayer and the one who is praying to his Lord, solemnly supplicating in a very high spiritual state. So is it not acceptable from anyone to interrupt a praying person's submissiveness and state of spirituality?
Do you not see that the Messenger of Allah (S) has prohibited to sit in the public ways where there is embarrassment for passers and especially women who feel shy and embarrassed to walk through a way where there are men sitting in?
Since we talk about and seek the truth in all our studies, and since we know that Allah does not feel shy of the truth, we say that the Shia should benefit from their Sunni brothers in this morality that gives praying ones sanctity and holiness as long as they are standing, bowing or prostrating before the Lord of the worlds.
Once, I said this to some imams of the Shia and they confessed their shortcoming in this regard, but one of them objected to me saying that these matters were superficial and the advantage lay in the essence. I replied, "These matters are not superficial, but they are systematic. These bring gravity and reverence and make others respect us. Surely, our religion is a religion of a system that loves orderliness and hates confusion. Allah says:
Attend constantly to prayers and to the middle prayer and stand up truly obedient to Allah. Qur'an, 2:238
Surely Allah loves those who fight in His way in ranks as if they were a firm and compact wall. Qur'an, 61:4
The Sura in which this verse is, has been called 'the sura of as-Saff or rank', since rank or order is very important near Allah.
Perhaps, the problem of the Shia concerning the congregational prayer where some lack of seriousness and indifference is found is because throughout the history they have faced severe conditions. It was very difficult for them to offer congregational prayers behind Sunni imams who changed the rulings of prayer and used to abuse Imam Ali (a.s.) and the Ahlul Bayt (a.s.) in their prayers. On the other hand, they avoided offering the prayer in a special congregation, because this meant that they would be accused of being "rawafidh, rejecters" and this would lead to doing away with them.
Therefore, they often offered congregational prayers with the Sunni out of taqiyya5, then immediately left the place after the end of the prayer. Most of them might offer the prayer again when they would be in their houses.
We may conclude from this too that the dissenters of the Ahlul Bayt (a.s.) have called themselves "the people of the Sunna and congregation" because the majority of Muslims followed them and offered the prayer in their congregation, whereas the Shia offered their prayers behind their own imam, and thus they were minority, like a white spot in a black dress, after their appearing as a special sect.
After their having appeared as a special Islamic school adhering to the jurisprudence of the Ahlul Bayt (a.s.), the Shia limited themselves to strictly pray behind a just, knowledgeable, abstinent imam in accordance with the religious texts in this regard on one hand and as a reaction to the Sunni, who were permitted to pray behind any good or corrupted man on the other hand.
This has also affected the congregational prayer of the Shia - so you see that when one of them comes into a mosque and does not know the imam of the congregational prayer, he offers the prayer individually in one of the mosque's corners. It is because he does not know the imam, so he does not trust him (as to be a just person or not).
On the other side, the Sunni are wasteful in this concern in that they permit the prayer behind anyone whether good or bad, pious or impious, abstinent or corrupted. We have talked before about Abdullah ibn Umar who offered prayers behind Yazid ibn Mo'awiya, al-Hajjaj ibn Yousuf ath-Thaqafi and Najdah al-Khariji, and all of these three were openly corrupted and dissolute.
The same thing can be said about the Shia that some of them do not consider it permissible to offer prayer behind anyone except when he is known to the praying person himself, as a just and pious person. Some of the Shia are not satisfied to see tens of Muslims offer prayer behind so-and-so imam except when they themselves become certain of his justice and piety. Only then they would offer their prayer behind him.
All this is because of precaution in the religion and care to offer their prayer in the best way possible, so that Allah may accept it. It is as if the Shia think that their prayer shall not be accepted if it is offered behind an imam not known to them. It is as if Allah has ordered them to inquire very about the affairs of religion in an accurate manner 6 and as if they always think of this verse:
…and you deemed it an easy matter while with Allah it is grievous. Qur'an 24:15
I believe that Islam is the religion of nature, and nature is the most moderate of affairs. Allah the Almighty says:
And thus We have made you a moderate (just) nation. Qur'an, 2:143
The Messenger of Allah (S) says:
The best of affairs is the moderate one. There should be neither excess nor waste.
So the Sunni's belief which is much indifferent, to a degree that it permits the offering of the prayer behind every good or bad person is excessive. And, the Shia's belief is also excessive to a degree in that they do not permit the prayer except behind the just imam who is unique of his kind. It is wasteful of the opportunity to pray in congregation.
The true Islam stops in the middle between the two, in this concern. It does not agree with those who say it is permissible to follow a corrupt or the other side which stipulates for justice (honesty) of an imam who does not commit corruption openly. This is enough for others to offer the prayer behind him.
The Prophet (S) often recommended his companions and all Muslims by saying:
Make it easy and do not make it difficult. Give good news and do not alienate others from the religion.
Do not complicate it for yourself, lest Allah makes it more complicated for you, as He did for the children of Israel.
Since we are talking about excess here, it may be useful to mention what some Muslims do in excess. You may see some who when performing the wudhu', move from this side to that side under the lamp while turning their hands and arms up and down to see if there is a needle-eye-spot untouched by water – in which case they repeat the wudhu' - again just because of doubt (although for the Shia, doubt does not annul certainty).
You see this also when they come to prayer and begin reciting the sura of al-Fatiha. Their tongues begin to stutter and they are unable to pronounce the words, and then they repeat "walladh dhalleen" four or five times, and this happens to them in every rak'a.
Once, I attended the congregational prayer with one of them, and then I regretted my praying behind him, because that prayer became boring in the way he offered it. Later on, I spoke to him frankly and mentioned to him before a group of other friends, the saying of an American man who had become Muslim and written a book. He had said in it, "Praise be to Allah Who has made me know Islam before I knew Muslims." I added, "If I had known this kind of Shia initially, I would have become alienated from them and not bothered myself with all the research."
Certainly, Islam is the religion of ease, simplicity and leniency. I do not mean by this being indifferent to the rulings of the Sharia - God forbid! I myself disapprove of the schools that interpret the religion of Allah according to their own opinions. However, when you see that all excess and exaggeration that is from the human beings themselves, your soul may be alienated from the religion.7
You recite these sayings of Allah:
…and has not laid upon you any hardship in religion. Qur'an, 22:78
Allah desires ease for you, and He does not desire for you difficulty. Qur'an, 2:185
When you see the sayings and doings of such people who make the religion of Allah a nightmare with all hardships that an ordinary man cannot bear - it makes you doubt and suspect everything. It then paves the way for Satan to enter your heart.
The most dangerous disease is when a Muslim becomes so scrupulous that he does not know how many rak'as he offers, or he has offered them all or not, or when he has offered the prayer. Satan plays with him in every worship and ritual. This may exceed so much as to hinder the worship in their dealings and relations with people. Then one's life becomes unbearable hell, from which may Allah protect you and us.


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Wednesday, April 11, 2012
PARIS (AP) — Europe's human rights court ruled Thursday that Britain can send a radical Muslim cleric and four other suspects to the United States to face terrorism charges in a case that has been closely watched as an indicator of whether tough U.S. prisons could influence extradition policy.
The court said Britain would not violate EU human rights rules by extraditing the suspects, who could face life sentences in a maximum-security prison.
The long-running legal battle centered on Mustafa Kamal Mustafa, also known as Abu Hamza al-Masri, considered Britain's most recognizable extremist, thanks in part to his fiery rhetoric and hook for a hand. He has long been a figure of tabloid newspaper scorn.
Al-Masri and the other men had argued that in the U.S. they could face prison conditions and jail terms that would expose them to "torture or inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment" in breach of the European human rights code.
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, France, rejected those claims, saying in its ruling Tuesday that "detention conditions and length of sentences of five alleged terrorists would not amount to ill-treatment if they were extradited to the U.S.A."
However, the court said the five "should not be extradited" until its judgment becomes final — a move that could take months — or until a possible appeals process ends.
It also put off ruling on the case of a sixth suspect, Haroon Rashid Aswat. The court said it needs further information about his schizophrenia and the conditions of his detention at a British hospital.
The suspects are accused of crimes such as setting up a terrorist camp in the United States and raising funds for terrorists.
The decision capped off years of legal wrangling, during which the British government has sharply criticized the European court over repeated delays. One of the men awaiting extradition has been held in a British jail for eight years without charge.
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A year ago we were criticizing NASCAR for not doing enough to help promote improvement and change at the Waterford Speedbowl.
So it's only fair we give the boys in Daytona some credit for what's happening right now at the shoreline oval.
New concrete walls, replacing the outdated Armco barrier, are going up on the straightaways at the Speedbowl in time for the start of the 2010 season and it's happening thanks to some help from NASCAR's Capital Improvement Grant program.
In the past we've criticized NASCAR for seemingly using its grassroots short track program as just a moneymaker so it's definitely good to see some "concrete" evidence that NASCAR is actually stepping up to show they're willing to financially give back support to the track's that keep the heart of short track racing beating.
-- Stumbled upon the Michael Waltrip hosted Fast Track To Fame the other night on SPEED. Fourteen minutes of our life we'll never get back and it was only 14 minutes because it had that "We just can't take our eyes off this train wreck" quality only for that span, until we could suffer the pain no longer.
We'll admit, we're in in the camp that believes there are already too many NASCAR news, talk and gossip shows, but is this the best they could come up with as an alternative? Come on now?
-- It was great to see America care about hockey again for at least a few days. Now the United States can go back its regularly scheduled full-on ignoring of the NHL.
When does curling come back on TV? Could it please replace Fast Track to Fame? Let's face it curling has about as much to do with racing as this heinously bad Gong Show impersonation.
-- Can't say there isn't any drama heading into the 2010 Whelen Modified Tour season.
Bob Garbarino's championship winning team two of the last three seasons is without a driver and it seems every warm body with some experience in recent years behind the wheel of a Modified has been rumored over the last month to be heading to the car.
Should we start the Danica to the Mystic Missile rumor now?
-- Many have deemed Danica's Patrick three race foray into Nationwide Series action to start the 2010 season as a failure.
Patrick talent's behind the wheel of an IndyCar Series ride hardly translated immediately to the stock car sect, but we'd be hard pressed to call what happened a failure.
For a few weeks Patrick brought more non-NASCAR watching eyeballs to the sport, from media to general sports fans, than any other story in NASCAR has probably since the death of Dale Earnhardt.
If only a small segment of those that wouldn't have normally tuned but did stick around that's a win for NASCAR. And these days getting, any new folks on board, whether it's buying tickets to races or tuning in on TV, should be cause for celebration for the suits in Daytona Beach.
And let's be honest here, actually being competitive on the track is hardly a barometer for "overall NASCAR success" these days, surely Patrick's Nationwide Series car owner can vouch for that.
-- Speaking of Patrick's Nationwide Series car owner, when will Fox producers replace "Boogity, Boogity, Boogity" at the start of its races by instead having that man in the broadcast booth say "Welcome viewers, my name is Darrell Waltrip and I'm the president of the Dale Earnhardt Jr. fan club"?
As if Waltrip trying to scream Earnhardt into Daytona 500 victory lane wasn't bad enough?
Early in Sunday's Sprint Cup Series event from Las Vegas, after Fox broadcast some radio chatter between Earhardt and his team, Waltrip poured on the regular sugary sweet syrupy love for Earnhardt. He lauded Earnhardt for supposedly putting his stubborn and argumentative attitude with his team during events behind him after a particularly cooperative sounding exchange.
It was only about 100 laps later though that Fox was broadcasting the return of that familiar combative Earnhardt as he frustratingly lost his cool with his team, like so many other times in the past.
The silence from Waltrip after the exchange spoke volumes. It's pretty simple, you can't be an unabashed apologist one minute for the guy and then go mute when Earnhardt himself shoots down your "new and improved" philosophy a little while later.
-- Ah, USF1. That was fun while it lasted. Thanks for coming.
-- Remember when Martin Truex Jr. was the "oh so hot commodity" in NASCAR who couldn't have his talents truly shine because he was in struggling equipment?
Hmm? Hmm? Remember?
So how is it that Jamie McMurray is doing what he's doing so far this year? Makes you wonder.
-- Caught a few minutes of the local racing radio duo this weekend that just left us scratching our head in amazement that NASCAR somehow sees fit to intermingle their business with these guys.
During Sunday's Carey and Coffey Show one of the hosts actually offered tips to listeners on better ways to drink and drive.
Best we can surmise is that not enough people die each year in drunk driving accidents to satisfy the tastes of the show's host Matt Carey.
The hosts got on the topic of drinking while discussing the recent citation received in Las Vegas by Nationwide Series driver John Wes Townley for underage possession of alcohol.
"Next time, try and hide it better," Carey said. "Or, what you do, is you get the liquor and you put it in a soda bottle and then nobody knows. That's what you do. I used to, when you have to go to like . . ., you get stuck going to stupid things for work that you don't want to go to that are alcohol free, like fairs or carnivals or stuff like that, you take a Sprite bottle, you pour the Sprite out, and you make a Tanqueray and tonic and you put it in the Sprite bottle because it's the same color as the Sprite, then you can just drink it at the thing that you're not supposed to be drinking at and nobody knows. . . . Or Jack and Coke or Crown and Coke in a soda bottle because it's brown, it's the same color, so that's what I would recommend doing. And that also works if you're driving because then if you get pulled over the cop doesn't know that it's alcohol."
And these are the guys that NASCAR saw fit to let broadcast a Whelen Modified Tour event last year? Not good. Not good at all.
We're sure Carey would say that he was just being sarcastic, just having a good time on the show. Well, we'd love to see him have to sit in a room with families who have lost loved one's to drunk drivers and have them listen to his radio comedy bit and then explain why it's just being funny.
And want irony?
Whelen Engineering prides themselves as one of the biggest providers of emergency service vehicle lighting in the world. You can also find banner ads for Whelen Engineering, the Modified Tour's title sponsor, all over the Carey and Coffey website.
Wonder just how thrilled Whelen's emergency service provider customer base would be to know Whelen support also goes to radio jocks who while away during a supposed auto racing centered radio show advocating for the best ways to hide drinking and driving from the police?
Yeah, there's potty humor and there's second grade recess humor and there's dancing on the edge of tasteful humor, all things Carey and Coffey have proven to be masters at, but there's little to find funny about offering tips on how better to get away with something that kills thousands of innocent people every year.
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(PRBuzz.com) February 28, 2012 -- Long gone are the days of "build it and they will come." Times are changing and with those changing times, comes a new level of expectation from renters. This is especially evident in the downtown Worcester area where we have developed in and around the old Bancroft Chrysler and Nissan Car Dealership. Our founder, John McGrail, is a true visionary, and therefore had the foresight to anticipate changing consumer behavior. As a result, we have focused our initiatives on meeting and exceeding the desires of the "new" apartment shopper. Today's renters are armed with information and competition is fierce, so in order to stand out and offer a product that would be considered attractive to potential renters, the value proposition needs to be overwhelming. I think you'll be surprised to hear about some of the most sought after accoutrements from today's rental market.
In today's new apartment market, many renters desire designer looks which include kitchens outfitted with granite countertops, dishwashers and built-in microwaves, (all in stainless steel) along with modern cabinetry and hardware to compliment the hard woods below. Hard wood floors make a statement, warm up space and are easier to clean than carpet, which used to be the apartment standard.
We are finding that prospective residents are looking for built-in amenities such as wireless internet. The young professionals and grad students we are seeing really appreciate the convenience. Dry cleaners, health clubs, all in close proximity are important. On sight storage, laundry and on sight, covered and secure parking are on many wish lists.
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Pathophysiology Of Multiple Sclerosis
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What is multiple sclerosis Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease that is non-contagious. It predominantly affects the brain and the spinal cord. It is mainly characterized by a wide variety of neuro...
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An Overview Of Spinal Cord Injury
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A spinal cord injury usually comes about as a result of a sudden or traumatic blow on the spine that either dislocates or fractures the vertebrae. The damage usually takes effect immediately when the disc material and bone fragments tear or bruise the tissues, but the spine is not severed at this time.
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Breaking the neck and the spinal vertebrae is a big problem that must be dealt with tremendous care. To note, traumatic spinal cord injury has a high level of recovery and survival; but it is necessary to every single solution or rehabilitation to the problem. With the aid of rehabilitation, any further complication of the trauma will be prevented, giving the chance for the suffer to integrate bac
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Getting Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer
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Accidents are not just accidents, in as much there are some that are unavoidable some are just due to shear negligence on the part of somebody.
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Spinal Injury
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Any injury to your head or spinal cord is a potentially serious injury. A spinal injury, depending on which part of the cord is injured, could be totally paralyzing, partially paralyzing, and could affect your ability to breathe among other things.
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Spinal cord injury (SCI) can be caused by several kinds of spine injuries resulting from motor vehicle accidents, sports injuries, acts of violence, and accidents due to unsafe or negligent circumstance at work or in public such as a slip and falls.
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Spinal surgery is quite common in today's world. The higher the spinal cord injury one person gets, the more dysfunctional the person will become. Examples of medical malpractice that result from spinal surgery are many.
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Seat Belt Failure And Spinal Cord Injury
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When in proper working order, seat belts are the most important safety feature in an automobile. Unfortunately, there are a large number of vehicles on the road that have defective seat belts.
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Spinal Cord Injury And Bowel Problems
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Any class of spinal cord injury(SCI) can lead to lingering impairment, regardless of whether the spinal column is irreversibly damaged. The majority of injuries on the spine heal with time. Usually, damage to the actual cord itself entails contusion, compression, lacerations, and CCS (also called central cord syndrome). CCS is a progressively severe range of cervical spinal cord injury
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Spinal Cord Injury Symptoms and Facts
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Spinal cord injury is defined as damage to the cells within the spine or the severing of the nerve tracts that send signals up and down the cord as a result of some accident or event. The common types include the following:
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Complete And Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury
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Patients with incomplete spinal injuries tend to have some limited control of the body parts affected by their injury -- a condition called hemiplegia may exist wherein one side of the body is affected more seriously than the other. Incomplete spinal cord injury law tends to focus on the idea of spinal cord rehabilitation, which is far more successful than the same attempts made on a patient with a complete injury.
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Seat Belt Failure & Spinal Cord Injury
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There are many injuries that may occur as a result of a defective seat belt or from seat belt failure including spinal cord injury.
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Fitness Important For Spinal Cord Injury Care
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According to the Mayo Clinic, every year about 11,000 Americans experience a spinal cord injury (SCI). Spinal cord injuries are among the most traumatic injuries and typically occur following automobile accidents, construction accidents, falls, or acts of violence.
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Skateboards and Spinal Cord Injuries
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Extreme sports like skateboarding may result in extreme injuries like spinal cord injury (SCI). Despite the fact that skateboarding is one of the identifying elements of the American culture, it does not mean that this sport is free from causing harm.
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Los Angeles Personal injury lawyer Deals with Spinal Cord injury
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The Los Angeles personal injury lawyer provides you with all the assistance to deal with spinal cord damage cases accordingly. You should be very transparent while dealing with these cases and explain in detail just how you got injured.
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PLANS are moving forward to create a recreational 'fun park' in Cooma at the Lions Club Park on Yallakool Road with concept plans for the site set to go on public exhibition as early as next week.
Once released, residents will be given 28 days to comment on the development proposal which will feature a new playground, expanded picnic areas and the possibility of a flying fox.
The idea to utilise the Lions Park space was put forward by the Cooma Lions Club in 2012 and in conjunction with Cooma-Monaro Shire Council a list of items will be put forward to include in the new recreation park.
Council's Recreation and Property Manager Ross Lawley believes the redevelopment of Lions Park will go a long way to addressing the recreational needs of locals.
"The plan is filling a gap in current recreational activities on offer. It is one of the few parks in Cooma where it's possible to do something special with a playground," Mr Lawley said.
"Our playground strategy recognised that rather than a playground every few hundred metres we have more 'destination' places."
At the June meeting of the Recreational Facilities Committee, a number of projects included in the Lion's Club proposal were deemed high priority items.
The committee labelled expanded picnic areas, off-leash dog areas and walking paths as projects to receive greater attention.
Mr Lawley says at this stage it is too early to cement a starting date for the park's overhaul but can confirm his desire to begin work on Cooma's new 'fun park' in the coming months.
"I can't predict a timeframe. I would like to think we could have something done by early 2015."
"If we could do that it would be ideal."
The financial costs to redevelop the park are not yet known, however a figure of $1 million was thrown around when the idea was put forward two years.
"Council will be looking for joint-funding with the Lions Club who have indicated they will provide labour," Mr Lawley said.
"In principle council has committed to $30,000 but this won't do much for the initial playground.
"Once the plans are adopted by council funding will be the critical thing. We will start looking out for grants.
"Council will probably end up putting half the money in."
Although still in its infancy, the plans for the future of the Lions Park are set to deliver recreational activities which are currently not easily available for locals.


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Some records go back to 1862
By Terri Harber
Among Baker County Clerk Tami Green's responsibilities is maintaining a variety of records — deeds, tax rolls, probates and other documents.
And some of these records were created more than 150 years ago.
Deeds from between 1862 and 1964 are being duplicated from inside the large, leather-bound books taking up an entire wall of shelves in the clerk's office. The information will be reproduced onto film and digital forms.
Two copies will be produced from each record contained inside the roughly 200 books. One copy goes to the Oregon State Archives and the other will be kept by the county.
These books will be unavailable for public viewing starting Tuesday, Dec. 3.
Initially, "I was a little apprehensive about sending them out," Green said.
"Every county department — and the public — uses them," she said. "The original deeds date back to the origins of the county."
They contain such information as legal descriptions of properties and federal land patents.
Green is keeping the indexes in the clerk's office in case some information contained within one of the old books is needed urgently. Once the records themselves are reproduced only then will the indexes be sent out for reproduction.
Digital versions will allow people to view them on computers, she said.
Cost for the work will be about $30,000.
Jenny Long, a city-county planner, was looking through one of the books on Wednesday. Most county employees — and many residents — need to view such county documents to verify information or to remedy current problems, Green said.
Other books that aren't bound together permanently will be scanned page by page by the county and the digital images filmed, she said.
The large time-worn books will be retired from public use, Green said.
The county replaced its microfilm and microfiche readers five years ago with a device that combines both functions. It was a necessary purchase because parts were no longer available for the old readers, she said.
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4351. Foundations in Reading for English Language Learners (3). Evaluation and reflections of second-language literacy by examining its philosophy, theory, and examples of classroom-based practices.
4380. Literacy in the Content Areas (3). Understanding literacy in the content areas and planning instruction to promote content learning. Field experiences required. (Writing Intensive)
4381. Literacy in the Content Areas for Middle Level (3). Understanding literacy in the content areas and planning instruction to promote learning of students in grades 4-8. (Writing Intensive)
4382. Adolescents, Multiliteracies, and Content Area Learning (3). Developing literacy practices to learn in content area disciplines aimed at grades 8-12. (Writing Intensive)
5340. Literacy Acquisition Process and Pedagogy (3). Psychological and research bases of reading instruction. A foundations course.
5341. Developing Academic Literacy in the Disciplines for Adolescents (3). Reading and writing to learn in content area disciplines intended for secondary students in grades 8-12.
5342. Classroom-Based Literacy Assessment for Differentiated Instruction (3). Examines the use of both formal and informal assessment measures as a means to provide information useful for evaluating student performance and planning instruction.
5343. Practicum in Literacy (3). Provides an opportunity to work in instructional settings to assist children in their reading development. Student achievement is considered through instructional strategies and assessment procedures.
5344. Content Area Literacy Methods for Primary and Elementary Literacy (3). Theoretical and research bases, issues, strategies, and methods related to learning from print in all content fields.
5345. Emergent and Early Literacy Development and Pedagogy (3). Theoretical bases, procedures, techniques, and materials for early literacy instruction.
5346. Increasing Reading Proficiency for All Readers (3). Examines a constructivist framework as a foundation for understanding language and literacy development in elementary classrooms.
5348. Applied Linguistics and the Teaching of Literacy (3). Prerequisite: Previous reading courses or instructor consent. A study of reading as communication with applications of linguistics to the reading classroom.
5350. Developing Traditional and New Literacies in Elementary Settings (3). Applications of research findings and modern theory to teaching and organizing the language arts in the elementary school.
5351. Children's Literature in the School Curriculum (3). Literature for children in elementary and middle school; selection, use and organization. Includes non-print media. Appropriate for English or language arts majors.
5353. Reading and the Middle-Level Student (3). Selection of materials and methods for understanding and developing reading requirements/strategies/skills of middle school/level students in grades 4-8.
5355. Creating Writing-Centered Classrooms (3). Application of in-depth studies of research and instructional practices in the teaching of writing to guide development of effective writing programs.
5356. Trends and Issues in Adolescent Literacy (3). Investigation of current problems, trends, and issues in the teaching adolescent readers in middle and secondary schools. May be repeated for credit.
5366. Teaching Developmental Readers Adolescent to Adult (3). Examines current research and theories concerned with effective literacy instruction for developmental readers.
5393. Internship in Literacy Education (3). Prerequisite: Advanced graduate classification in education. Experiences in the various roles of language literacy education.
6000. Master's Thesis (V1-6).
6341. Trends and Issues in Literacy Pedagogy and Research (3). Study of selected problems, trends, and issues related to literacy teaching and learning. Topics will vary. May be repeated for credit as topic varies.
6344. Content Area Literacy Policies and Research (3). An in-depth study of trends and issues in content area literacy instruction in elementary and secondary schools. Designed especially for in-service teachers.
6347. Analyzing, Designing, and Conducting Literacy Research (3). In-depth analysis and synthesis of contemporary research in literacy development and instruction.
6349. Adolescent Literature (3). Study of current literature for middle and secondary level students (grades 7-12); selection of material and strategies appropriate for adolescents.
6350. Studies in Language Arts (3). In-depth studies of research and instructional practices pertaining to elementary language arts. May be repeated for credit.
6351. Critical Studies in Literature (3). In-depth studies of research and instructional practices pertaining to children's literature. May be repeated for credit..
6353. Investigating Theoretical Models of Literacy (3). Theoretical bases and research perspectives on literacy learning and instruction. An in-depth analysis of historically important research.
7000. Research (V1-12).
8000. Doctor's Dissertation (V1-12).


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"Looking Inside the Brains of the Stingy" is an account of the new field of neuroeconomics: the "science" of using brain scans (MRI) to see what sort of neural activity is correlated with economic decisions. (Via McKenzie Wark on nettime). Neural stimulation and hormone levels are supposed to 'explain' why people do not always act in accordance with the dictates of "rational choice" economics. "Neuroscientists do experiments like looking at which parts of the brain are active when someone looks at photographs and decides which faces are trustworthy." Researchers pursuing this line of examination have found, for instance, that trying to make a financial deal with somebody who is perceived as a cheapskate "stimulates the part of the brain associated with disgust." When people act generously, on the other hand, levels of oxytocin (the feel-good hormone) in the blood seem to go up. What startling discoveries! This kind of survey is almost the perfect reductio ad absurdum of the cognitive/rationalist worldview, or of what Edward O. Wilson calls consilience: the attempt to give scientific rigor to the 'soft' disciplines of the humanities and social sciences. I doubt that the most inventive satirist could come up with anything better.
Archive for February, 2003
NeuroeconomicsThursday, February 27th, 2003
The Spook Who Sat By the DoorTuesday, February 25th, 2003
Although it was published a third of a century ago, Sam Greenlee's The Spook Who Sat By the Door is still one of the most brilliant and relevant books I have ever read about race relations in America. (Via Kali Tal's list of Militant Black Science Fiction). Mixing blaxploitation images with a sophisticated social critique, it's an imaginative story, published in 1969, of underground guerilla warfare organized by black militants in American ghettols…
BlanchotMonday, February 24th, 2003
In Memoriam Maurice Blanchot 22 September 1907-20 February 2003. See the obituary (in French only) in Liberation.
The GrammysMonday, February 24th, 2003
The 45th Annual GRAMMY Awards tonight were exactly as lame and stupid as usual–neither more, nor less. There's nothing to say, that hasn't already been said, many times. But did anyone else find some of the pairings as hilarious as I did?
- James Taylor accompanied by Yo Yo Ma
- Queen Latifah introducing the Dixie Chicks
- P. Diddy and Kim Cattral together on stage, making lame jokes about "Best Male Performance"
- Coldplay accompanied by the New York Philharmonic
More on the Science WarsSunday, February 23rd, 2003
John Brockman's latest broadside rephrases the argument for a scientific culture that replaces what have traditionally been called the humanities, outdated in an age of evolutionary psychology and neuroscience. Sigh. Here we go again…
Scarlet DivaSunday, February 23rd, 2003
There are some works of art that so boggle the mind that nothing you can say about them quite seems adequate. Such is the case with Asia Argento's film (she wrote, directed, and starred in it) Scarlet Diva. This film is simultaneously so awful and so wonderful that it leaves me exhausted and defenseless. And I don't mean that it's so-bad-it's-good, a la Ed Wood. I mean that it's simultaneously both bad and good, in completely novel ways…
Jackson ReduxThursday, February 20th, 2003
I wish I had more to say about tonight's Michael Jackson Interview on Fox, but it was just lame. I doubt that anyone will be convinced by their repeated claims of objectivity, and that Michael had no editorial control over the show. Nor does it discredit Bashir very much to show his various ass-kissing comments to butter Michael up, as if they somehow threw into doubt his harsher judgments in the final edit of his documentary. All in all, it was more sad than anything else.
Saddam and Space AliensThursday, February 20th, 2003
According to this article from Pravda (via Follow Me Here), Saddam Hussein has captured a crashed UFO, and it's the technology he is getting from said UFO, or from alien survivors who are helping him, that makes him a danger to world peace. The stuff he is getting is techonlogically so advanced, it could make him the ruler of the world, unless the US intervenes before it is too late. All I can say is, this is the best explanation I've seen for the insane warmongering of the Bush administration. Believing in the threat of UFOs, and an alien invasion, is no weirder than believing in apocalyptic, evangelical Christianity, as Bush has shown himself to do on numerous occasions.
Global FrequencyWednesday, February 19th, 2003
Warren Ellis' new comic book series _Global Frequency_ (four issues out so far) isn't as mindblowing as _Transmetropolitan_ was, but it's pretty much fun in the way it matches high-concept with low pulp. You see, Global Frequency is a worldwide organization, with 1001 members, which intervenes in crisis situations…
The Tipping PointTuesday, February 18th, 2003
Malcolm Gladwell's book _The Tipping Point_ is in many ways popular science writing at its best. The book is lucid and intelligent, and it gives concrete examples for its arguments–without being condescendingly simple-minded about those examples in the ways popular science books often are. The subject matter of the book is both fascinating and important: how the logic of epidemic contagion applies to social phenomena, often causing things to develop in ways that are nonlinear, and hence deeply counterintuitive. All in all, a worthwhile read. And yet I find myself having complex reservations about the arguments of The Tipping Point— though my problems are less with Gladwell himself, than with (I guess) the zeitgeist…