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Credit: Richard Cartwright/ABC 2016 Disney | ABC Television Group. All rights reserved. Greys Anatomy Season 13s next new episode, airing Thursday, March 9, is Civil War an apt title, considering how harshly divided Eliza Minnick has made the hospital staff. As you might imagine, however, no one is being civil not even family members, as youll see in a new sneak peek featuring Jackson Avery and mom Catherine. To whet your appetite for the episode, heres ABCs synopsis: Richard, Jackson, April and Catherine tackle a grueling trauma case intensified by hospital politics. Amelia finally faces her feelings about Owen, and Meredith gets caught between Nathan and Alex over a patient. As the sneak peek starts, Jackson finds his mother as she heads to the pit, perhaps en route to that trauma case. I need to talk to you about this Minnick situation, he tells his mom. What situation? Catherine says. Shes doing great. (Shes playing coy, clearly!) Dont pretend you dont know what you did, Mom, Jackson says. People have been fighting this since the minute you brought her here. Bailey brought her here, Catherine contends. Shes certainly not saying shes the one who inspired the hire, but Jackson cuts … Continue reading →

The Indian Express The Anatomy of Black Money The Indian Express Following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes on November 8 last year, there has been a heightened interest in the phenomenon of black money, an issue with which we in India seem to be obsessively concerned. and more » Excerpt from: The Anatomy of Black Money - The Indian Express … Continue reading →

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Much has been said and written about the moral aspects of the proposed revival of the death penalty (or lack thereof). These moral dimensions are important, and need to be discussed even more now that a death penalty bill has been approved on second reading in the House of Representatives. The indecent haste will continue until it is rammed into law, and this could happen very soon. What I want to tackle is the deterrence argument being used to support capital punishment. Put simply, the argument is that once you execute people for the heinous crimes that are named in the bill, you will strike fear in the hearts of the criminals and would-be criminals, and they will think twice, thrice, many times, before breaking the law. Crime rates would then drop. But this argument is based on a lack of understanding of what is involved with fear and deterrence, which have been the subject of research by social scientists, natural scientists, and even medical professionals for decades now, and which has been used to back the abolition of the death penalty in many countries. (In the Philippines, then President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo abolished the death penalty based more on … Continue reading →

Kevin Owens is awesome. Whether you first met him as Kevin Steen, or whether he pop-up power bombed his way into your consciousness as Kevin Owens, its no secret that the man is one of WWEs hottest players right now. And when he turned on his best friend Chris Jericho in Las Vegas, his hot streak only intensified. His show-opening promo the following week did not disappoint, in part because of the story being told but also because of the techniques he was using in order to make his promo that much more impactful. First, the ring staging. KO sat on a steel chair in the very centre of the ring, a microphone in his right hand and his left hand curled around the rim of his championship belt. A single spotlight lit him in the ring. None of these were particularly subtle techniques, but the point was hammered home even before the man opened his mouth pay attention everyone, because at this moment in time, Kevin Owens is comfortable. Kevin Owens is the champion and Kevin Owns is the centre of the universe. This gave him the platform upon which to build a solid promo, a task he would … Continue reading →

The Countess Zapak (2016) Probably the most famous piece of early feminist artart with a distinct uplift-the-gender messagewas Judy Chicago's 197479 The Dinner Party, the installation of Great Historical Vaginas now on permanent exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum. But Wittenberg introduces me to a group of female artists of the 1960s and '70s who pioneered the painting of sexually explicit images of men as well, and soon I discover that the art world is in the midst of a veritable ManSpoke renaissance. Early last year, the Dallas Contemporary mounted a retrospective called Black Sheep Feminism: The Art of Sexual Politics, while the Mary Boone Gallery in New York City featured 1960s-era antiwar artist Judith Bernstein under the title Dicks of Deathinspired by the scrawls on the walls of men's bathrooms, she drew cartoon penises shooting bullets or turning into giant menacing screws. Eventually I find my way to the Fight Censorship Group, a girl gang of '60s artists who put this cri de chatte in their manifesto: "If the erect penis is not wholesome enough to go into museums, it should not be considered wholesome enough to go into women." But Wittenberg's love of sexual material goes deeper than politics … Continue reading →

Greys Anatomy has tapped June Squibb and Hal Holbrook as guest stars,Variety has learned exclusively. The duo will appear in the episode on Mar. 23, playingElsie Clatch and Lewis Clatch, a married couple who visit Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. No other details on their storyline have been revealed. Additionally, the Mar. 23 episode will also welcome back guest starLaTanya Richardson Jackson, who will reprise her role as Maggies (Kelly McCreary) mother, Diane Pierce. Squibb, who was nominated for the Academy Award for Nebraska, recently had an arc on Showtimes Shameless. She will be in the upcoming film Table 19. She is repped byBRS/Gage. Holbrook, star of his iconic Tony-winning one-man show Mark Twain Tonight, has been keeping busy in recent years. The multiple-time Emmy-winner had a recurring role on Sons of Anarchy and guest starred in an episode of Bones this year. Heisrepped by JR Talent Group. Greys Anatomy, which was recently renewed for a fourteenth season,airs Thursday nights at 8 p.m. on ABC. See the original post: 'Grey's Anatomy': Hal Holbrook and June Squibb to Guest Star | Variety - Variety … Continue reading →

GREY'S ANATOMY - "Jukebox Hero" - Richard and the attendings set out to make Eliza's first day at Grey Sloan a bumpy one. Meanwhile, Meredith tries to track down Alex, on "Grey's Anatomy," THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2 (8:00-9:01 p.m. EST), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Nicole Wilder) JESSICA CAPSHAW, KELLY MCCREARY Supernatural season 12, episode 14: Watch online by Cheryl Wassenaar NHL Trade Deadline: Grades for each team by Dave Stevenson Its time to switch things up in ABCs TGIT line-up. Well, again. During the winter season, the line-up featured Greys Anatomy and How to Get Away with Murder, with Notorious in-between. Then, in 2017, Scandal returned to the game. Now, How to Get Away with Murder wrapped its season 3 last week, so its time to bring in a new third leg. Thats right its time for The Catchseason 2. But youll still have to wait just one more week. As ABC airs its special, When We Rise, Greys Anatomy takes a week off to reconvene. Hopefully. Unfortunately, the past few episodes have felt pretty imbalanced. We keep bouncing around the Alex storyline, Webber versus Minnick, and any other miscellaneous storylines they deem appropriate each week. A couple of our … Continue reading →

The neck In terms of extreme forces they endure, this season we anticipate a greater mechanical grip and faster cornering speeds so we would expect a possible increase in the lateral and longitudinal g-forces which will increase the load on the neck. The neck has to endure a 30-35% increase in load, so the equivalent of about an extra 30-40kg. Technogym is a partner of ours and they have provided a specific machine known as the F1 Training Machine which enables the drivers to sit in a very specific position and build the right strength. The steering wheel is plate-loaded so you can adjust the position and the load. The drivers can also wear a helmet with attachments of bungee cords which help provide some elastic resistance to simulate the loads they experience in the car. The drivers also need neuromuscular capabilities so their nervous system needs to be able to react quickly to stimulus on the track, whether that be a move by a fellow competitor, debris on the track, or information or instructions from the pit. They have to make quick decisions in seconds. Driving at such high speeds requires instant decision-making while controlling a million pound machine … Continue reading →

Development this abbreviated, important sectionprecedsdiscussion of adult anatomy. A more complete discussion is found in the dedicated section of neurovascular embryology. The basicarrangementof the spinal system consists of ametameric grid of trasversely oriented segmental vessels, connected by various longitudinal channels. This simple bit of knowledge goes a long way in understanding spinal anatomy. Millions of years of speciation have taken place upon a basic building block of the organism the metameric segment. Just like the fly and the worm, the human body consists of metameric segments, with ecto-, meso-, and endodermal elements. Each vertebral body, its ribs, muscle, nerves, and dermatome, correspond to one level or segment. It is perhaps easiest to appreciate this concept at the thoracic level, where each rib, vertebral body, and other elements constitute the prototyical segment. In the early human embryo, the neural tube is first supplied by simple diffusion. When its limits are reached (200 micrometers perhaps), a primitive vascular system consisting of paired dorsal and ventral aortae (longitudinal vessels) and transversely oriented segmental arteries come into play to vascularize the developing tissue of the embryo. As the tissue of spinal cord continues to enlarge, new longitudinal connections form between the transverse segmental arteries, … Continue reading →