Podcasts about pincer

Avec Antho, Guillaume et Nathanaëlle.Nouvel épisode de votre podcast ! On parle des plats préférés des Français, des leçons de conduite sur des voitures de luxe, de wallaby comme animal de compagnie, de souvenirs de dissection des grenouilles et puis de plein d'autres trucs trop cool ! Enjoy^^ Marcus

David Folkenflik occupies a unique role at NPR: He's a journalist who writes about journalism. And that includes the very organization where he works, which is once again being threatened by conservatives in Washington.The second Trump administration has aggressively gone after the media in its first few months. It's kicked news organizations out of the Pentagon. It's barred other newsrooms from access to the White House. And Trump supporters in Congress are targeting federal funding for public media.On this week's episode of More To The Story, Folkenflik talks to host Al Letson about this unprecedented moment for journalists, why more media outlets seem to be bending the knee to the Trump administration, and how journalism can begin to win back public trust.Producer: Josh Sanburn | Editor: Kara McGuirk-Allison | Theme music: Fernando Arruda and Jim Briggs | Digital producer: Nikki Frick | Interim executive producers: Brett Myers and Taki Telonidis | Host: Al LetsonListen: Trump's FCC chief opens investigation into NPR and PBS (NPR)Read: Meet the New State Media (Mother Jones)Read: The Media and Trump: Not Resistance, But Not Acceptance (Mother Jones)Watch: PBS and NPR leaders testify on federal support for public broadcasting in House hearing (PBS NewsHour) Donate today at Revealnews.org/more Subscribe to our weekly newsletter at Revealnews.org/weekly Follow us on Instagram @revealnews Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

Burning Bright and Matt Ehret reunite for a mind-bending deep dive into the real history and high-stakes future of U.S.–Russia relations. From secret railways under the Bering Strait to Putin's unspoken alliance with Trump, the duo unpacks the long-hidden conspiracies, economic warfare, and spiritual battles shaping the multipolar world. They trace the roots of globalist power from the Hellfire Club to the CIA and cartels, exposing a satanic death cult embedded in geopolitics. This episode is a narrative cipher...part history lesson, part reality check, part wake-up call. If you think this is just about oil and money, think again. The true war is for your soul.  

There are two petrostate oligarchies linking up and gravely threatening what had been a rock solid alliance: Europe and the US. The traditionally shared moral universe of Europe and the rest of the “Free World” is suddenly gone. On this The post Europe Now Squeezed By Trump and Putin’s Pincer appeared first on KDA Keeping Democracy Alive Podcast & Radio Show.

Burning Bright is joined by special guest Matt Ehret for a deep dive into the grand chessboard of global power struggles. From the British Empire's lingering grip to the calculated narratives shaping world events, they unpack how history's hidden hands continue to manipulate the present. Matt Ehret shares his expertise on the battle for narrative control, the globalists' long-term strategies, and the ways in which Canada has been engineered as the model technocratic state. They also break down the multipolar world shift, the cracks forming in the Western empire, and why understanding history is key to deciphering the war for the future. A thought-provoking episode that challenges conventional wisdom and forces you to ask...who is really pulling the strings?

This week on the Moms on Call podcast, we're talking to two twin moms! The first mom is wondering how to move her twin 3-year-olds that sleep in the same room. She is wondering the best way to transition them out of the crib and into a toddler bed without them thinking they can have a free-for-all in their room. Then, we'll talk to a mom who needs help getting her twin eight month old's to use their pincer grasps when eating. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aujourd'hui,Je papote avec @perrinepottiez de son parcours, de terre sigilee, de philosophie, de terre de rencontre. Une belle interview qui fait réfléchir

(2:00) The Effects of Pardons — and those STILL NOT PARDONED that Trump promised to pardonWill the Ross Ulbricht pardon stand alone or be the basis for REAL reform of a corrupt “justice” system?Some prisons released prisoners right away — others slow-walked the releases and some are refusing to do so on technicalitiesBiden pardoned many but DID NOT pardon:Merrick GarlandJudges and prosecutors who violated due process and gave EXCESSIVE PUNISHMENT in violation of 8th AmendmentWardens and prison personnel who abused prisonersWill there be prosecution of the political persecutors and reform of the system?(29:41) Will Trump keep his promise to pardon pro-lifers given draconian punishments for violating an unconstitutional lawThe prosecutions under the FACE Act were rigorously enforced for the first time with Biden.  The prosecutions were also selective, ignoring ARSON by abortionists while peaceful pro-lifers were given draconian sentencesOne pro-lifer speaks of Christian teachings on justice and mercy, juxtaposed with the government's actions(47:45) LIVE comments from listeners (58:28) StarGate vs Musk — Is there a rift between Musk and Trump (1:09:08) Trump promised he would end the Dept of Education (as every Republican presidential candidate since Reagan has promised).Getting rid of the Dept of Education is not happeningTrump's personnel picks for Dept of Ed are troublingThis is how Trump is saying he will modify (and keep) the Dept of Ed(1:14:36) Tariffs — How did Trump's tariffs work out for us in his first term? (1:18:22) The government of Panama is now auditing the Hong Kong company that has run it since 1993.  Why? (1:19:42) LIVE comments from listeners (1:31:12) INTERVIEW Navigating the Financial Landscape: Bitcoin, Meme Coins, and Gold in 2025Tony Arterburn, DavidKnight.gold, joinsWhat does Trump's meme coin scam mean for crypto?Meme Coins and Market ManipulationGold has reached new highs, adjusted for inflation, surpassing previous recordsTaxes, Tariffs, and Weaponizing US Financial System for Geopolitical PurposesSigns of a shifting financial system are seen the metamorphosis of big players like Jamie Dimon and Lary FinkWise Wolf Service: Switching from Bitcoin to Gold without a fee (and vice versa) with a “white glove” service for those who are new to BTC(2:08:15) LIVE comments from listeners (2:13:12) Troops sent to US border & What Does the Constitution Say About Birthright Citizenship (Anchor Babies)A ludicrously small, token number to protect USA borderDershowitz says Anchor Babies are foolish but it's in the Constitution.  He suggests Congress should pass a law to get around the Constitution.  What?What Does the Constitution 14th Amendment) say(2:28:36) LIVE comments from listeners and thank you to Zelle donors (2:32:08) The Demise of Long Island's Last Duck Farm: Government Overreach and the Destruction of Family FarmsWhat is the bigger threat to our food supply and independent family farms: Gates & UN push for lab meat and bugs or the Federal Government USDA and CDC? While states are pushing back against lab meat, federal regulators are herding us into a consolidation of food production by a few large corporations.  One farm has found a way to survive (2:52:12) UK's Labour Party (and Greens) will kill ALL family farms with a weaponized tax.  The 3 largest grocery chains (45% of the market) are going public with their opposition saying it will destroy food production in the UKIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-show Or you can send a donation throughMail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Zelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at: $davidknightshowBTC to: bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7 Money should have intrinsic value AND transactional privacy: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silver For 10% off Gerald Celente's prescient Trends Journal, go to TrendsJournal.com and enter the code KNIGHTBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-david-knight-show--2653468/support.

(2:00) The Effects of Pardons — and those STILL NOT PARDONED that Trump promised to pardonWill the Ross Ulbricht pardon stand alone or be the basis for REAL reform of a corrupt “justice” system?Some prisons released prisoners right away — others slow-walked the releases and some are refusing to do so on technicalitiesBiden pardoned many but DID NOT pardon:Merrick GarlandJudges and prosecutors who violated due process and gave EXCESSIVE PUNISHMENT in violation of 8th AmendmentWardens and prison personnel who abused prisonersWill there be prosecution of the political persecutors and reform of the system?(29:41) Will Trump keep his promise to pardon pro-lifers given draconian punishments for violating an unconstitutional lawThe prosecutions under the FACE Act were rigorously enforced for the first time with Biden.  The prosecutions were also selective, ignoring ARSON by abortionists while peaceful pro-lifers were given draconian sentencesOne pro-lifer speaks of Christian teachings on justice and mercy, juxtaposed with the government's actions(47:45) LIVE comments from listeners (58:28) StarGate vs Musk — Is there a rift between Musk and Trump (1:09:08) Trump promised he would end the Dept of Education (as every Republican presidential candidate since Reagan has promised).Getting rid of the Dept of Education is not happeningTrump's personnel picks for Dept of Ed are troublingThis is how Trump is saying he will modify (and keep) the Dept of Ed(1:14:36) Tariffs — How did Trump's tariffs work out for us in his first term? (1:18:22) The government of Panama is now auditing the Hong Kong company that has run it since 1993.  Why? (1:19:42) LIVE comments from listeners (1:31:12) INTERVIEW Navigating the Financial Landscape: Bitcoin, Meme Coins, and Gold in 2025Tony Arterburn, DavidKnight.gold, joinsWhat does Trump's meme coin scam mean for crypto?Meme Coins and Market ManipulationGold has reached new highs, adjusted for inflation, surpassing previous recordsTaxes, Tariffs, and Weaponizing US Financial System for Geopolitical PurposesSigns of a shifting financial system are seen the metamorphosis of big players like Jamie Dimon and Lary FinkWise Wolf Service: Switching from Bitcoin to Gold without a fee (and vice versa) with a “white glove” service for those who are new to BTC(2:08:15) LIVE comments from listeners (2:13:12) Troops sent to US border & What Does the Constitution Say About Birthright Citizenship (Anchor Babies)A ludicrously small, token number to protect USA borderDershowitz says Anchor Babies are foolish but it's in the Constitution.  He suggests Congress should pass a law to get around the Constitution.  What?What Does the Constitution 14th Amendment) say(2:28:36) LIVE comments from listeners and thank you to Zelle donors (2:32:08) The Demise of Long Island's Last Duck Farm: Government Overreach and the Destruction of Family FarmsWhat is the bigger threat to our food supply and independent family farms: Gates & UN push for lab meat and bugs or the Federal Government USDA and CDC? While states are pushing back against lab meat, federal regulators are herding us into a consolidation of food production by a few large corporations.  One farm has found a way to survive (2:52:12) UK's Labour Party (and Greens) will kill ALL family farms with a weaponized tax.  The 3 largest grocery chains (45% of the market) are going public with their opposition saying it will destroy food production in the UKIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-show Or you can send a donation throughMail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Zelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at: $davidknightshowBTC to: bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7 Money should have intrinsic value AND transactional privacy: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silver For 10% off Gerald Celente's prescient Trends Journal, go to TrendsJournal.com and enter the code KNIGHTBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-real-david-knight-show--5282736/support.

Kole, Dennis, and Moxie talk about the games we played for Duckstream, Withering Rooms, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl, and much more! The Grind: Kole: Resident Evil 2 Remake. Resident Evil 2: Kendo's Cut. Human Fall Flat. PIKO PARK 2. Moxie: Withering Rooms. Dennis: S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl. RoboQuest. The Multiplayer: Propose a new category of video game award. The End Boss: NBC News should have researched Among Us before saying that thing about the UHC shooter. The NES Tetris game is getting a rerelease for the first time ever.

Le procès pour triple meurtre à Brossard prend un tournant avec l'hypothèse de la culpabilité de la mère. Un chauffeur d'autobus ivre suscite l'inquiétude. À la frontière américaine, une crise humanitaire frappe les migrants. Elon Musk reste l'homme le plus riche du monde. Une athlète transgenre risque l'expulsion de son équipe. Le tour de l'actualité avec André-Sylvain Latour, journaliste.  Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Scratch and friends find themselves at the Isle of Monsters.   Song Of The Severed Moon is presented by the Adventurers' Vault. (https://www.theadventurersvault.com/) Campaign information can be found here: https://www.theadventurersvault.com/song-of-the-severed-moon/ Rich is your GM and guide for Song Of The Severed Moon Heroes Ethan plays Garrok the Orc, a former assassin turned Cleric with a […]

Welkom bij een nieuwe aflevering van de Botcast, waar we in deze aflevering dieper ingaan op de vaak onbegrepen problemen van de heup zonder artrose. Femoroacetabulaire impingement (FAI), wat is dat precies, en waarom zouden alle Orthopedie-geïnteresseerden moeten weten wat een CAM en Pincer morfologie is? Hoe stel je dit vast, en hoe behandel je deze aandoening? Wat betekent het voor sporters? Voor deze aflevering reisden @Noortje Riedstra en @Joost Kuipers af naar de zuiderburen om daar het gesprek aan te gaan met Orthopedisch chirurg Pieter Druyts uit het Elisabeth Twee Steden ziekenhuis. Hij nam ons mee op avontuur in de wondere wereld van biomechanica en FAIs. Benieuwd hoe je (Bourgondisch) kan filosoferen over dit vaak onbegrepen onderwerp onder het genot van een glas rode wijn? Luister dan gauw deze nieuwe aflevering via alle podcast kanalen!

Episode 138. Hear about the 12 new foods I introduced to my baby when she was 9 months old using a baby-led weaning approach and a focus on encouraging the use of the pincer grasp. I share how baby-led weaning can still involve purees, "baby food" and teethers, frozen foods, and canned goods depending on your family's preferences. Editing Service for Pre-Med and Medical Students (CV, personal statement, applications): ⁠https://www.fiverr.com/firstlinepod⁠  Visit First Line's website and blog: ⁠https://poddcaststudios.wixsite.com/firstlinepodcast⁠ For a discount off your TrueLearn subscription use link: ⁠https://truelearn.referralrock.com/l/firstline/⁠ and code: firstline Instagram: @firstlinepodcast Facebook: ⁠www.facebook.com/firstlinepodcast⁠ Email: firstlinepodcast@yahoo.com Content on First Line is for educational and informational purposes only, not as medical advice. Views expressed are my own and do not represent any organizations I am associated with.

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We engage in a combat within a maze of hallways, which is pretty cool. We investigate this old temple turned shelter, and learn about a type of vampire that's very hard to pronounce. All of this gives us more clues about Iron Tavia, which we take to our old "friend" Bedliss. Get more great MNmaxed and PF2E content on our YouTubeTalk to us and other MNmaxed listeners in DiscordTo support MNmaxed, check out our PatreonAdditional audio is provided by TabletopAudio.comSupport the Show.

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How do you influence the prescribing habits of an entire country? This is the task of NHS England's National Clinical Director of Prescribing Professor Tony Avery. We chat to Tony about this new, groundbreaking leadership role and techniques used to influence and improve prescribing practice across a whole nation. In addition to this role Tony is a practising GP, a professor of primary health care at the University of Nottingham and an NIHR Senior Investigator. In 2012, Tony and his team developed ‘Pharmacist-led Information Technology Intervention for Medication Errors' — or PINCER — project, which was rolled out nationally to general practices in England to tackle hazardous prescribing from 2018.In our micro-discussion, we talk about the recent Chief Medical Officer's annual report 2023: health in an ageing society https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/chief-medical-officers-annual-report-2023-health-in-an-ageing-society Professor Chris Whitty's report recommends actions to improve quality of life for older adults and prioritise areas with the fastest growth in older people. We discuss the concept of ‘Lifespan vs Healthspan' and what that means for prescribing in an increasingly specialist medical model . As with all of our guests, Tony shares with us a Memory Evoking Medicine, a career anthem and book that has influenced his life. Be prepared for an Aural Apothecary first as Tony surprises us with his choice of song…Join us for our next live show in Bordeaux for the European Association of Hospital Pharmacists Congress! https://www.eahp.eu/congresses/programmeOur new website is now live https://www.theauralapothecary.com/ and as well as being a searchable database of all episodes, we will be uploading transcripts and extra content for your enjoyment and education. Have a look and let us know what you think! Our latest blog posts talks about our first live public show - ‘Music, Memories and Medicines' - have a read here; https://www.theauralapothecary.com/blog/the-three-apothecaries-music-medicines-and-memories/. To get in touch follow us on Twitter @auralapothecary or email us at auralapothecarypod@gmail.com . Don't forget to rate us and comment wherever you have got this podcast from. You can listen to the Aural Apothecary playlist here; https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3OsWj4w8sxsvuwR9zMXgn5?si=tiHXrQI7QsGtSQwPyz1KBg You can view the Aural Apothecary Library here; https://litalist.com/shelf/view-bookcase?publicId=KN6E3O

Simon and Kate are learning hoe Jamison is being tracked and devise a plane to put it to use. Garrett assembles his crew in a special place in DC. The Mercury is hot on the tail of the Canberra. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Simon and Kate are learning hoe Jamison is being tracked and devise a plane to put it to use. Garrett assembles his crew in a special place in DC. The Mercury is hot on the tail of the Canberra. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#386: When can I start cutting up my baby's food into smaller pieces? Your baby needs their pincer grasp to pick up smaller pieces of food to self-feed…and for most babies, they won't develop this skill until 9 or 10 months of age. In this episode Rachel Harrington, COTA/L, AC shared some insight on how babies develop their pincer grasp and what you can do to help along the way. Check out Rachel on Instagram @thesensoryproject208

#386: When can I start cutting up my baby's food into smaller pieces? Your baby needs their pincer grasp to pick up smaller pieces of food to self-feed…and for most babies, they won't develop this skill until 9 or 10 months of age. In this episode Rachel Harrington, COTA/L, AC shared some insight on how babies develop their pincer grasp and what you can do to help along the way. Check out Rachel on Instagram @thesensoryproject208

durée : 00:28:12 - Modes de jeu (1/4) : Pincer ou frapper ? - par : Christian Merlin - Les violons jouent col legno, les altos sul ponticello, les violoncelles pizzicato, la flûte fait un flatterzunge, la clarinette un slap et le cor un son multiphonique : petit tour d'horizon de ces modes de jeu qui élargissent la palette sonore de l'orchestrateur. - réalisé par : Marie Grout

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Vos plantes vivaces ont bien poussé. Mais elles ne donnent pas encore de fleurs ? C'est le moment de les tailler pour mieux les stimuler. Mais quelles sont les espèces concernées et comment s'y prendre ? Les conseils de Pascal Aspe, responsable des jardins au centre écologique Terre Vivante.

Du lundi au vendredi, Marc Antoine Le Bret est dans le Meilleur des Réveils sur RFM. A 08h15 dans « Le Bret du faux » et passe en revue l'actualité de la semaine sur un ton décalé. Découvrez la chronique d'aujourd'hui !

Last time we spoke about the battle of Attu. The American forces were gradually taking the high grounds from the Japanese. The stalemate at Jarmin's pass had caused severe casualties upon the Americans, but they managed to get the Japanese to withdraw from the Pass by May 17th. Jarmin's Pass would receive its name after Captain John Jarmin and his platoon died fighting atop it on May 14th. We also spoke about the silent service and how the Mark 14 torpedo was gradually fixed so the submariners would be better equipped to strangle Japan of her lifeblood, her merchant fleet. Lastly we spoke about the horrifying Changjiao Massacre that occurred during the West Hubei Offensive and the plight of the common Chinese people during the brutal second sino-japanese war. But today we are going to finish up the story of the battle for Attu.  This episode is the Fall of Attu Welcome to the Pacific War Podcast Week by Week, I am your dutiful host Craig Watson. But, before we start I want to also remind you this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Perhaps you want to learn more about world war two? Kings and Generals have an assortment of episodes on world war two and much more  so go give them a look over on Youtube. So please subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry for some more history related content, over on my channel, the Pacific War Channel you can find a few videos all the way from the Opium Wars of the 1800's until the end of the Pacific War in 1945.  So we left off in the Frigid Northern island of Attu on May 16th, with General Brown being relieved of command of the 7th division by the Aleutian veteran Brigadier General Eugene Landrum. Given the evidence on hand today, it seems Brown had really irritated Admiral Kinkaid and his other military superiors, coupled with miscommunication or better said lack of. The misunderstandings that arose saw Brown kicked out, but before he departed he had the chance to speak to Landrum. Landrum was shocked when he saw the situation for what it really was and sympathized with Brown. He ordered all of Brown's plans to continue as they were.  Now back on Attu, the Northern Force of Colonel Culin was making a major breakthrough by cutting off Lt's Goto and Honna and their forces in Jarmin Pass. They were forced to abandon their positions during the night of the 16th, slipping away and successfully eluding all the American forces as they joined Colonel Yamasaki's main body at Chichagof. The following morning the Americans failed to realize off the bat that they were no longer facing any Japanese atop Jarmin Pass, as a result of the thick fog. Eventually the lack of bullets coming down upon them brought the realization that the brutal massacre valley struggled which had to this point claimed 1100 American casualties had ended. Over in the south Colonel Wayne Zimmerman walked atop the crest of Jarmin pass where he stumbled upon the corpse of Captain John Jarmin and the bodies of his comrades surrounded by mangled bodies of dead Japanese. The pass which was called Massacre-Holtz pass was renamed after Jarmin who died on the 14th. The pass would receive a renaming There was an eerie silence over the pass that day. On May 18th the various Americans forces finally established contact through Jarmin Pass and now looked towards Chichagof where the Japanese were looking to make a stand. Despite successfully dislodging them, the Japanese had managed to withdraw in order, establishing yet again well-prepared defenses on the jagged heights of Chichagof Valley.  Landrum decided to give the men another day to recuperate and plan out their attack and as he noted later “I know this country and my heart bled for the boys. I had to send them up there. I know how cold and bitter it was on the mountains. But I knew death was bitterer.”.On May 18th the American officers got together to formulate a plan to assault the Japanese. Colonel Culin would lead one Pincer and Colonel Zimmerman the other, this was part of Major General Browns original plan. Zimmerman's 2nd battalions, of the 17th and 32nd infantry with the 3rd battalion of the 17th infantry in reserve would seize Clevesy pass. Once that was taken, the Southern force would then advance down Jim Fish Valley to seize Sarana Nose on the right side and Buffalo Ridge on the left thus securing the approaches to Chichagof harbor. Culin's Northern Force and the 1st battalion of the 4th regiment would capture the northern slopes of Prendergast ridge in preparation for the final assault against Chichagof. Culin and Zimmerman shuffled their more exhausted units into reserve, allowing fresher troops to take the lead. Meanwhile in his Kingfisher Colonel Eareckson flew reconnaissance missions almost constantly, scouting, coordinating and occasionally dropping messages to isolated units he could find. Eareckson relayed targets back to the bomber units so they could try to hit the enemy who had been alluding them heavily for days because of the deep fog. Colonel Talley's Engineers were also at work, building a road towards Engineer hill to help move the artillery piece further inland. Admiral Rockwell also sent a force of PT boats to carry further supplies ashore, hoping to reduce the enormous traffic jam of supplies along the beaches. During the night of May 18th, Zimmerman and Culin sent scouts to probe the enemy defenses at Clevesy Pass. On the morning of the 19th, the offensive began, with Zimmerman sending his 2nd battalion 17th regiment to hit Clevesy pass supported by an artillery barrage and Culin sent his two battalions against the Chichagof heights. By noon, the 2nd battalion, 32nd regiment joined the southern attack. Culins advance finds out the Japanese position at the Chichagof heights are quite formidable. Lt Honna has taken a position at a place called Point Able, a mountain blocking the Southern forces advance. Lt Honna who spoke perfect english notably would be spending the fighting at Point Able lobbing elaborate insults and taunts at the American invaders. For Zimmerman's men, they had the support of a ton of artillery and some aerial bombardments to soften up Clevesy Pass allowing the men to capture a toehold on the high grounds. However Zimmerman's men quickly found themselves embroiled in a major battle, as Dr. Paul Tatsuguchi tells us via his diary “The hard fighting of our 303rd Battalion in Massacre Bay is fierce and it is to our advantage. Have captured enemy weapons and used that to fight enemy closing under fog.” Lt Honna and his 303rd independent battalion fought like madmen to hold Point Able. The next day, Zimmerman sent some companies to perform an early morning attack to seize Cold Mountain while the Japanese reigned machinegun fire upon them. By noon the American attacks had reduced the Japanese to a force of 50 men upon Nees Point who were tossing back continuous american attacks. Meanwhile Culins men were fighting their way inch by inch over bloodstained hills. By the end of the 20th, they gained a few hundreds yards. Also on the 20th, the 1st battalion, 4th regiment entered the fray, hitting Clevesy pass and beginning their ascension to Prendergast ridge. General Buckner's men were able to reach the top of the ridges the following night before turning their advance towards Sarana-Holtz Pass. The USS Nassau launched its final mission of the day, sending some Wildcats to bomb and strafe the Japanese positions in the Chichagof Harbor in the afternoon. Again we hear from Dr. Tatsuguchi's diary “Was strafed when noon, amputating a patient's arm. It is the first time since moving over to Chichagof Harbor that I went in an air raid shelter… Nervousness of our CO is severe and he has said his last word to his officers and NCOs-that he will die tomorrow – gave all his articles away. Hasty chap this fellow. The officers on the front are doing a fine job. Everyone who heard this became desperate and things became disorderly.” After hitting the Japanese the USS Nassau left for Adak having lost 5 pilots and 8 aircraft to the bitter frigid weather. The next day, General Buckner came over to Attu to support his 4th regiment and had Colonel Eareckson fly him up Massacre Valley to look around Point Able. Buckner apparently even manned the aircrafts machine gun strafing the Japanese trenches. That day Eareckson's bombers managed to destroy every building in Chichagof village. Eareckson himself would later that day walk over to the frontlines, borrow a rifle from an infantry man and proceeded to shoot at Point Able. For this he was rewarded with an enemy bullet that wounded him. Buckner would get him a Purple Heart to pin to his chest and a firm kick in his ass upon saying “for being where you had no business being”. I think in Eareckson's defense, a General manning a machine gun on an aircraft was just as hilariously improper.  Zimmermans men continued to push up the mountains against the Japanese, and during the nightfall Company E of the 32nd regiment made a daring charge up the slopes of Point Able ferociously wiping out Honna company down to the last man. Honna would die from a gunshot wound having fought to the bitter end. To the north, Culins man successfully captured Hill 4, leading towards Prendergast ridge, when General Landrum suddenly ordered them to instead support the Southern Forces advance upon Fish Hook ridge. Fish Hook Ridge overlooked Chichagof harbor still held by Colonel Yamasaki who was suffering daily artillery and aerial bombardments. Yamasaki's men were ordered to hold the beach at all cost. To the left was Jim Fish Valley and Sarana Nose to the right. The defenses on both sides of the entrance to the harbor rendered a direct approach upon Chichagof harbor quite difficult.   Sailed from the west, Admiral Kawase was performing reconnaissance around the Komadorski islands and reported back that the size of the American fleet at Attu was enormous. It seems this report finally sunk in with Tokyo HQ, because they made their decision to evacuate the aleutian garrisons via submarine, thus ending anymore reinforcing. The following day, 19 G4M bombers launched from Paramushiro, and through the fog found a patch of clear sky over Holtz Bay where they dropped packages over Chichagof Harbor before they attacked the American vessels. They lost two Betty's for their efforts inflicting basically no damage upon the American warships. On the morning of May 22nd, Zimmermans forces ran into the remnants of the 303rd battalions, the 4th company and a few survivors of the 2nd company on Sarana Nose. Zimmerman ordered his reserve 3rd battalion, 17th regiment to hit the peak after the big guns got to smash it for 30 minutes. The big guns referred to 32 heavy machineguns, 14 37 mm anti-tank guns, 23 81mm mortars, a section of 75mm pack howitzers and 4 batteries of 105mm howitzers, a lot of shock and aye. THe bombardment devastated the entrenched Japanese allowing the men to take Sarana Nose with relative ease, annihilating the handful of Japanese. Meanwhile on the left flank, the 4th regiment advanced upon Prendergast Ridge supported by artillery. To the north, Culin attacks stalled due to heavy resistance, so Landrum ordered him to hold his position. Despite Landrums recent broken leg he assumed personally command of the southern force.  May 22nd's aerial photos showed that leading a direct assault up the valley floor would bring the southern force into an inferno of lead from the surrounding ridges that overlooked the valley. So instead they would secure Fish Hook Ridge first. Fish Hook ridge was a rugged semicircular snow covered, knife edge ridge which bent like a fish hook around 2 miles towards Chichagof Harbor. The Japanese had made a defensive line of snow trenches, rifle pits and machine gun nests connected by snow tunnels along the slopes of Washburn and Newman Peaks. These extended further south to the slopes of Brewer Peak, Buffalo ridge and to the floor of Jim Fish Valley. The entire defensive line blocked the Holtz-Sarana and Holtz-Chichagof passes and the entrance to Jim Fish Valley. Zimmerman sent his 2nd battalion, 32nd regiment to seize a high plateau to the left side of Jim fish valley. Again, before his men charged up the plateau, artillery made sure to pound the area, and again the Americans would find mangled survivors. At this point the Japanese situation was dire. They were desperately low on food, isolated and fighting a battle of attrition against an enemy enjoying every advantage. Yamasaki and his men were trapped behind their innermost defensive perimeter, but his delaying action left him in possession of a defensive firepower more concentrated than before. Despite the hundreds of casualties they had suffered, Yamasaki now counted with more soldiers to defend each yard of ground. May 23rd began with a heavy fog and very snowy weather, preventing Zimmermans men from launching their main attack. He was only able to send the  2nd Battalion, 17th Regiment and 2nd Battalion, 32nd Regiment to relieve the exhausted 4th Regiment. Company A of the 4th infantry had a horrible experience when 9 Japanese machine gun nests with attached riflemen pinned them down. Then an unexpected event occurred as told to us by Lt Winfield Mapes “quite suddenly a lone figure jumped up and ran across the open snow towards the nearest Jap hole. He had an M1 and bunch of hand grenades. He threw a grenade into the first hole and began firing. He moved right on into the circle of Jap holes around the machine gun. Deliberately, he walked up the edge of the holes one by one, […] then […] tossed a grenade. Nine times he did this […] [Private Fred M.] Barnett is just a guy […] who said, “Hell, I just got all fed-up and disgusted; and decided I'd get the damn thing over with,” and voiced the words of a nation” When Barnett reappeared he walked calmly downhill signaled the two companies to advance. Barnett had charged nine successive Japanese emplacements, wiping them all out without taking a scratch. Private Barnett received the distinguished service cross for his actions.  Other smaller units probed the ridge, but all were stopped by Japanese resistance on Buffalo Ridge. To the west, Culins men were pressing towards a junction beneath Fish Hook ridge, finally linking up again with the southern force, planning to coordinate an offensive the next morning. That day, General Butler's P-38 Lightnings intercepted a wave of 16 Betty's managing to shot down 9 of them while losing 2 Lightnings in the process. Because of these large losses, the Japanese would not commit anymore airforces from Paramushiro. On the morning of May 24th, a coordinated assault against the ridge began. The 2nd Battalion, 17th Infantry of the Southern Force moved over the southern slopes of Prendergast Ridge, while the 3rd Battalion, 32nd Infantry, plus two companies from the 1st Battalion, 32nd Infantry, advanced along the northern slopes. Heavy Japanese machine-gun fire, repelled both forces back to their lines of departure on Prendergast Ridge as they attempted to negotiate their way across the “Bahai Bowl.” The 2nd Battalion, 32nd Infantry Regiment and 3rd Battalion, 17th Infantry Regiment advanced up Jim Fish Valley where Japanese fire from Buffalo Ridge halted them near the southern end of Lake Cories. The Americans were fighting for every inch of snow and ice covered muskeg they advanced upon and the casualties were mounting heavily. Dr.Tatsuguchi's diary tells us“Naval gun firing, aerial bombardment, trench warfare, the worst is yet to come. The enemy is constructing a position. Bn. Commander died at Umanose [Fish Hook Ridge]. They cannot accommodate their patients. It has been said that at Massacre Bay district, the road coming through sector unit headquarters is isolated. Am suffering from diarrhea and feel dizzy.” Aerial and artillery bombardment was carried out the entire day, unfortunately a bit too much so, as some friendly fire occurred, yet again the fog a constant enemy. Eventually Landrum was forced to order the 4th regiment to reinforce the southern advance because of the intense resistance. By the end of the day two companies of Culins 3rd battalion, 32nd regiment managed to get into the Holtz-Sarana Pass.  Meanwhile the American Engineers had built up the road to Engineer Hill allowing Landrum to order every artillery piece available to be brought along it up to Massacre Valley. On the 25th, artillery and aerial bombardments soften up the approaches for the 3rd battalion, 32nd infantry on the left and the 2nd battalion, 17th regiment on the right against the pass. While this assault began, the 2nd battalion, 32nd infantry and the 3rd battalion, 17th infantry resumed their assault but were met with intense resistance from the Japanese along Buffalo ridge. The defenders as usual enjoyed extremely good concealment, utilizing fresh snow to their advantage making them practically invisible. The 2nd Battalion, 17th Infantry supported by the 1st Battalion, 4th Battalion charged through snow and bullets, seizing Newman Peak, which overlooked the pass. By nightfall, Zimmerman controlled the base of the ridge with some isolated slopes in the hands of scattered companies. It was at this point the logistics for the Americans took a turn for the worse. They were not much further from their beach landings areas and the supplies were trickling up slower and slower. This was an indication that time was of the essence, the longer the battle went on, the more the chances were that logistical issues would strangle them. When May 26th rolled around, with it came some clear weather giving the American airforces a chance to bomb the defensive lines with rare precision. Again from Dr. Tatsuguchi's diary we receive this “Hit by naval gun firing, it felt like the Missumi barracks blew up and things lit up tremendously. Consciousness becomes vague. One tent burn down by a hit from incendiary bombs. Strafing planes hit the next room, two hits from a 50 caliber shell, one stopped in the ceiling and the other penetrated. My room is an awful mess from sand and pebbles that have come from the roof. First Lt. from medical corps is wounded. There was a ceremony to grant the Imperial Edict. The last line of Umanose [Fish Hook Ridge] was broken through. No hope for reinforcements. Will die for the cause of Imperial Edict.” Culin sent forces to secure the Holtz-Sarana Pass gradually pushing back the concealed defenders, foxhole by foxhole. Company K advance up a 2500 foot crest of Washburn Peak and found themselves face to face with Japanese trenches. Private Joe Martinez with his rifle in hand decided to walk into the enemy fire as he tossed grenades killing 5 Japanese. He managed to reach the crest of the ridge before collapsing from a mortal gunshot wound he received over 50 yards further down the hill. He was posthumously awarded with the medal of honor, the only one earned on Attu. The Northern force eventually overwhelmed the Japanese snow trenches and seized the northwestern portion of Fish Hook. The only remaining obstacle now in the war were the trapped Japanese upon Buffalo ridge. The 4th regiment advanced along Fish Hook ridge, pushing the Japanese all the way to the summit of West Peak by the end of May 26th. The next day the weather turned around on them, with frigid slush like weather and the typical foggy concealment aiding the Japanese. Yamasaki took the advantage by dispatching reinforcements. Zimmerman's reinforced the advance against Buffalo ridge, tossing the 2nd battalion, 32nd infantry and companies C & D from the regiments 1st battalion alongside a lot of artillery support. But yet again the Japanese held firm, successfully halting the American advance just 200 yards from the ridges crest. On the 28th, another assault was launched against Buffalo Ridge supported by artillery. This time, the 2nd battalion, 32nd regiment managed to reach the top of the ridge facing significantly less resistance. Yard by yard the Americans seized most of Buffalo ridge by the end of the day. While that was going on, the forces advancing along Jim Fish Valley reached the southern portion of Lake Cories where they established a defensive position to hold up for the night. Landrum expected the 29th to be the final offensive to take Chichagof. The Americans now dominated the high grounds. The 1st battalion, 17th infantry held the Holtz Bay area; the 3rd battalion, 32nd infantry were atop Fish Hook Ridge; 1st battalion 4th infantry held positions along the Holtz Bay-Sarana Pass and atop West Peak; the 2nd battalion, 17th infantry and 1st/2nd battalions of the 32nd occupied Buffalo Ridge; and the 3rd battalion, 17th infantry held Jim Fish Valley. 4 75mm mountain guns and a battery of 105mm howitzers were placed on Hogback ridge while 60 artilleryman took up spotting positions on Engineer hill to direct the bombardments. Everything was in place for a final battle. The Japanese had their backs to the sea, crammed into a crowded area of low flat ground counting only 800 soldiers left. Two Japanese soldiers had been captured a day earlier and they confessed the remaining strength of their garrison. This prompted Landrum to order leaflets dropped over the Japanese positions. The leaflets carried a message from General Landrum to Colonel Yamasaki informing him of his hopeless situation and asking for his unconditional surrender. Landrum also added in “that the Japanese soldierly conduct thus far had been worthy of the highest military tradition”. Landrum asked Yamasaki to send a delegation to the American lines under a white flag. Landrum was trying to avoid the senseless slaughter, hoping Yamasaki might prove himself to be different from the countless other Japanese commanders who chose to resist to the last man. Landrum also was trying to prod the common Japanese soldiers to see if they would surrender in the face of the inevitable. Yamasaki ordered all paper burnt and personally oversaw all his wounded men given a fatal dose of morphine and their comrades showered the dying men with grenades. The Japanese, knowing full well the submarines originally set to come rescue them were no longer coming, the American destroyer picket line was preventing this. There was nowhere to pull back to, but the Japanese did not surrender, no Yamasaki chose to go out in a blaze of glory, fit to make the late Saigo Takamori proud. Yamasaki took his ancestral katana, while his men fixed bayonets. They were going to banzai charge at the weakest point in the American lines during the night, the Jim Fish Valley floor. They hoped this suicidal thrust might see a breakthrough upon which they could charge towards the American position at Engineer hill, hoping to capture their artillery to bear down upon them and to destroy their supplies. If they could manage to destroy the american supplies, they could theoretically then flee into the southern mountains where they might delay the americans enough to be rescued. The slim hope of victory depended on lightning speed, defeat would see their complete annihilation. By nightfall Yamasaki got his men ready, the 1st company and remnant of the other 2 companies of the 303rd independent battalion took the left flank, Yamasaki, his HQ and non-combat forces too a rear position and the remnants of the 83rd independent battalion took the right flank. In the early morning of May 29th, nearly a thousand screaming Japanese charged, as described by Nisei interpreter Peter Nakao later on “ It was pitch black when the enemy began the banzai attack. […] All of a sudden, the enemy was upon us. We could not see anything in the darkness except for tracer bullets flying in every direction. […] Leaving bayonetted dead and wounded behind them, the Japanese went past us and continued to the medic unit station to our rear. Then they headed for the ammunition dump behind the medics” The Japanese had smashed into the reserve Company B, 32nd regiment. The inexperienced men of that company had set up camp dead-center in Chichagof Valley, and had also withdrawn to the rear during the night to make breakfast, so their deserted positions where quickly overwhelmed and they fled for their lives to Buffalo ridge. Yamasaki let them flee and took his men in the direction of Engineer Hill. Yamasaki's timing was brilliant, he had taken the Americans by surprise and his forces were sweeping up the base of Engineer hill easily getting past the enfilading fire from the ridges by daybreak. The Japanese savagely swarmed a field hospital, exterminating all the sick and wounded men inside along with its chaplain. 12 Americans in a tent outside survived the horror by pretending to be dead, though they were severely trampled upon twice by charging Japanese. At this point the American initial shock and panic had worn off and General Archibald Arnold rallied the men. He set to work organizing artillerymen, engineers and service troops to establish hidden defensive positions. They lacked automatic weapons, but the ragtag force consisting mostly of the 50th engineers met the charging Japanese with grenades and M1 Garand bullets. Eventually the 4th regiment came forward with automatic weapons successfully slowing down the Japanese banzai charge. The Engineers then fixed their bayonets and engaged the Japanese in hand to hand combat forcing them to fall back. Yamasaki was gunned down by an M1 Garand bullet and his men were unable to maintain the momentum. Nearly half of the Japanese, now isolated and surrounded began pulling the pins of their grenades as they held them to their chests, 500 men committed suicide en masse. Several Americans witnessed the Japanese squatting in a thick shadowy cluster in the first weak gray light of morning  seeping through the fog, with one man standing and appearing to speak to the others. The thumps of their detonating grenades and agonized cries of dying men created a crescendo, that died away leaving the grounds littered with disemboweled bodies. American reporter Robert Sherroid described the scene as such “The explosive charge blasted away their vital organs. Probably one in four held a grenade against his head. There were many headless Jap bodies between Massacre [Bay] and Chichagof. Sometimes the grenade split the head in half, leaving the right face on one shoulder, the left face on the other. […] Two bodies were burned to crisps, one atop the other, fused into one charred hump” After the battle was over, the Americans erected a wooden interpretive sign at the foot of Clevesy Pass honoring Yamasaki, a rare gesture considering the intensity of the war at the time.  The battle of Attu was done. The Americans found and interred 2351 corpses, but guessed hundreds more Japanese bodies were buried all over the place. They took 28 prisoners in all, mostly men knocked unconscious by shell explosions or too badly wounded to kill themselves. Scouring the landscape over the following days, a few dozen more Japanese were found hiding in foxholes, often in small groups. The US soldiers called upon them to surrender, but these men usually killed themselves with grenades or opened fire to receive a bullet back. Two Japanese gave themselves up willing however. One was from San Francisco, the other, a short, fat and good humored man dubbed “the Japanese 8-ball”, by the GI's was treated kindly and even allowed to eat in the mess tents. PFC Howard Sparrs described the 8-Balls capture as such “ [Private Emerson] Burgett pulled out a Jap battle flag which he held up in front of the little fellow. The Jap shook his head violently in the negative and gestured so not a doubt remained – “Take it away!” The inner pockets of his coat revealed an assorted, and incidentally excellent, collection of […] pornography […] on silk handkerchiefs. The little Jap smiled innocently as Burgett gazed appraisingly over the collection (which, by the way, he pocketed)”  The Japanese lost approximately 2850 men dead, the Americans had 549 deaths, 1148 wounded and around 2100 evacuated due to frostbite, trench foot, hypothermia and other ailments. A number of lessons were learnt from the battle, including new landing techniques, and the necessity for rubberized, thoroughly waterproofed boots. Can't express the importance of that last one enough, I once got a black toe in my stupid youth drinking outdoors with some friends in like -35 degree weather in bad boots, does not end well. The men on Attu had been given expensive, thick and insulated leather hunting boots, but these become absolutely useless once soaked in water. After Attu, improved winter kits emerged, and cases of hypothermia, frostbite or trench foot would become very rare among American soldiers even during bitterly cold campaigns in Italy and France.  I would like to take this time to remind you all that this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Please go subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry after that, give my personal channel a look over at The Pacific War Channel at Youtube, it would mean a lot to me. The bitter and bloody and cold campaign for Attu was now finally over. Colonel Yamasaki decided to go out in a blaze of glory with his men, in a fashion that would make the last samurai Saigo Takamori proud. 

While India's power has grown phenomenally in 10 years, it remains caught in China-Pakistan pincer. If the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) ministerial is unusually tense by the standards of such multilateral events, it is because two of its key members are at odds with the third, or because India is at odds with China & Pakistan. Watch this week's #NationalInterest with ThePrint Editor-In-Chief Shekhar Gupta.

Welcome back to Where is This Going? Haleigh Potter is a very funny comedian and long-time, very talented, multifaceted drummer. She's been drumming for over a decade and performing stand-up for over a year now. Haleigh and I talk about her upbringing in the church, her musical journey from the church to festivals and bars, to her venture out from behind the kit to perform comedy and other musical projects. We catch up after hitting some shows in Detroit and Haleigh's first time at Trixie's in Hamtramck - shoutout to Jacob Russell! Haleigh also has some new singles out from her new musical project with WITG friend Chris Coble, they're group being called Pincer. Find their two new singles on Spotify, Apple, YouTube, etc. https://open.spotify.com/artist/1c7h1dwAsofpBSrRWZk9vI?si=S1bHmlozQV-M6zXKdI_kKA You can ALSO see Haleigh and Enrique playing some chill, easy-listening, soul and jazz one Wednesday a month at Turnstiles! Stay Tuned on IG to find out when! Follow Haleigh on IG: @HaleighPotter and on Twitter: @LavaLampsRHot Follow Hunter on TikTok!: @HunterMilesComedy And you can follow Hunter on Instagram and Twitter: @The_HunterMiles Produced by Jackie Kalmink (@further.closer) Follow the show on IG and Twitter! Show: @WhereIsThisGoingPod(IG) @WhereIsThisGoPo(Twitter) Show Email: whereisthisgoingpod@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hunter-miles/support

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Do you remember the classic David Fincher film Pincer from 2000 starring Morgan Freeman as a detective uncovering a mystery involving a surreptitious invasion of Earth by a race of shrimp-lobster-alien's and their human hybrid offspring? What a picture! Strap in for a rottin' tootin' mud truckin' good time as we discuss what a good ol' boy's truck says about him. Thanks for listening! www.linktr.ee/coolparents --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cool-parents/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cool-parents/support

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Next Friday! DEC 23rd at 7:00PM EST we will go through each of our top 10 records of the year! Tune in LIVE on twitch.tv/shanetold! Don't miss it! This week we talk about two of our standout records from last week from Thousand Below and Pincer+. We've got a Top 6 releases to watch out for this week, and as always follow Mike's Instagram @slappyslam for the full list! Grab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/lss to get a Huge Discount off your NordVPN Plan + 4 additional months for free! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30 day money-back guarantee! Give the gift of KNOWLEDGE from Masterclass! With over 180 instructors from the very top of their fields, you can learn songwriting from John Legend, cooking from Gordon Ramsey, drumming from Ringo Starr and much more! Special offer: Give one annual membership and get one free! Head over to masterclass.com/lss today!   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Grab your cowboy boots and you're beatdown shorts because Spiritworld are dishin out RIFFS, holy crap. Absolute banger of a debut EP from Pincer+ and Black Lava dish out their own brand of thicc blackened death. 

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Les actualités du jour, vendredi 28 juillet 2022   En prenant votre café, c'est ici: https://bit.ly/3cEh7X4   Les grands titres:   Actualités: - Inaptocratie - Un appel à tous pour devenir actionnaire - Les nouvelles... 3 jours plus tard - MariePier Morin - Le déclin du service à la clientèle - Pincer les joues - All bodies are beach bodies   Au Québec: - Étudiants internationaux - Le risque Poilièvre - Les pianos publics   Êtes-vous tombé sur la tête? - L'histoire du lait et de l'homme   Finance: - Amazon et Apple - Indice de l'eau - 1 million de postes vacants - Récession ou non - Le titre de FB   Insolite: - Darwin Awards - Top 3 vidéos sur Youtube - Embrasser pendant 1 minute = xx calories - Shovel Racing   [00:00] Intro [02:40] Chanson du jour [03:55] Actualités [13:00] Au Québec [17:00] Êtes-vous tombé sur la tête [20:00] Finance [24:50] Insolite [29:00] Conclusion   Est-ce que je vous ai déjà dit que l'érable, c'était plus qu'une canne? www.francoislambert.one      

This week, Surfing the NASH Tsunami returns to a subject we have explored from time to time over the past two years: helping patients with cirrhosis. While the immediate stimulus for doing so was the semaglutide late-breaker at #ILC2022, our more general interest is that many patients with cirrhosis will start to decompensate and decline in a fairly short period of time. This conversation focuses on what Roger Green describes as a "pincer movement" in technological development: high-end technology to empower better diagnosis, staging and treatment and low-end technology to capture more patients, capture them earlier in disease and keep them engaged in the process.The conversation starts with Roger posing a question of whether the major need in improving cirrhosis diagnosis and treatment is a human systems or a medical technology issue. After some conversation, the answer turns out to be "both."Louise Campbell responds first. She focuses on human systems needs: send the right letter, engage the patient and provide the proper and necessary information to educate the patient and keep them involved. She goes on to note that (i) these needs appear to be global in scope although the challenge takes different forms in different countries; and (ii) for patients with progressive disease, "not feeling worse" is an outcome they will pursue aggressively. This observation, coming after earlier discussions about medical treatment issues, leads Roger to make his "pincer movement" comment. Jörn Schattenberg agrees that there is a "disparity" between investment in high-end medical technologies and physician and hospital office systems that rely on older technology and inadequate systems. He states that he considers it important to invest in health structure improvements as well as advancing technologies.Roger asks Lars what role high-end technologies will play in advancing patient care. Lars suggests that technology's major role will be in driving better decisions about which drugs to develop and how. He goes on to state that advances in clinical practice need to be simple, affordable and practical. The example Lars gives is an effort years ago to persuade Swedish patients with dyslipidemia and cardiovascular disease to focus on Apo B instead of LDL. The task became impossible because, in spite of more compelling data on Apo B, the concept of LDL-lowering as the therapeutic target was so well embedded that it proved impossible to dispel, or even modify meaningfully. As this conversation winds down, Roger asks Lars to describe work he is doing that will benefit patients. Lars talks about exploring the effects of cirrhosis on other organ systems, specifically the heart and kidney. Jörn follows up with a question about deploying standard imaging (his example is back pain) to identify previously undiagnosed liver issues. Lars responds by discussing an AI-aided study he is working on with 30,000 patients looking at multi-organ imaging issues using CT. He suggests that in the future, simply having a section of liver in the CT will provide this kind of guidance.

* Monkeypox: Is it a pandemic? Is it deadly? Is it sexually transmitted? Is it a Covid vaccine adverse effect? Fear porn is coming from both left & right but ask why is WHO & public health establishment pushing this narrative now?* WHO will be sovereign? The world has caught on quickly to the Pandemic Treaty and Biden power push to the WHO. But there's ONE deadly change that remains.* Why we need to EXPAND the Electoral College to State (and county) elections, NOT END it* Why no one should care about the worst-case scenario of the Climate MacGuffin* Auction of Mercedes classic car for $145 MILLION is a metaphor of what's happened to corporations, especially car companies, with ESG* Hawley vs Granholm — Yes, Granholm's "Putin Price Hike" is "utter nonsense". But GOP is utterly useless in addressing the biggest energy issue* Election corruption and corporate manipulation continue to expand even into email* LIVE from TN! - we made it thanks to Tony Arterburn WiseWolf.gold & Gard Goldsmith MRCTV.orgFind out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.comIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-show Or you can send a donation throughZelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at:  $davidknightshowBTC to:  bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Mail: David Knight POB 1323 Elgin, TX 78621

* Monkeypox: Is it a pandemic? Is it deadly? Is it sexually transmitted? Is it a Covid vaccine adverse effect? Fear porn is coming from both left & right but ask why is WHO & public health establishment pushing this narrative now?* WHO will be sovereign? The world has caught on quickly to the Pandemic Treaty and Biden power push to the WHO. But there's ONE deadly change that remains.* Why we need to EXPAND the Electoral College to State (and county) elections, NOT END it* Why no one should care about the worst-case scenario of the Climate MacGuffin* Auction of Mercedes classic car for $145 MILLION is a metaphor of what's happened to corporations, especially car companies, with ESG* Hawley vs Granholm — Yes, Granholm's "Putin Price Hike" is "utter nonsense". But GOP is utterly useless in addressing the biggest energy issue* Election corruption and corporate manipulation continue to expand even into email* LIVE from TN! - we made it thanks to Tony Arterburn WiseWolf.gold & Gard Goldsmith MRCTV.orgFind out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.comIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-show Or you can send a donation throughZelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at:  $davidknightshowBTC to:  bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Mail: David Knight POB 1323 Elgin, TX 78621

With the end of the campaign within reach, Song Jiang's forces converge on the rebels' palace.

With the end of the campaign within reach, Song Jiang's forces converge on the rebels' palace.

Christian har i de sidste 3 år døjet med hoftesmerter, der konstant truede hans håndboldkarriere. Smerterne startede i baglåret, og mange forskellige diagnoser var i spil for at forklare Christians smerter. Der blev både talt om fibersprængning, overbelastning, hoftedysplasi og mere til. Christian fik lagt en blokade, som kun hjalp kortvarigt. En scanning af bækkenet ledte til beskeden om, at han havde ekstra knogletilvækst på lårbensknoglerne - også kaldet Cam eller hofte impingement. Man mener, at dette kan beskadige ledlæben og brusken i hoften, og derfor var årsagen til Christians smerter, og derfor blev han tilbudt en operation. Men denne operation havde kun 30 % succesrate for, at Christian kunne vende tilbage til håndbolden. Han havde fundet midlertidige løsninger, så han stadig kunne være aktiv i hans sport, men kæmpede med smerterne hele tiden. “Hvornår skal jeg stoppe håndbolden, trække mig tilbage, tage operationen og blive træner i stedet for?” Dette spørgsmål stillede Christian ofte sig selv, fordi han vidste, den eneste løsning på smerterne var en operation med dårlige odds for bedring.  Hør, hvordan Christian er blevet smertefri og i dag giver den fuld gas med håndbold, padel tennis og alverdens andre aktiviteter.  Hovedpunkter  Har en ekstra knoglevækst en sammenhæng med smerter og om ledlæben går i stykker? Hvordan drømmen om at fortsætte med sporten og det, Christian elsker, er blevet en realitet igen uden operation  Hvad gør man, når man får at vide, at det eneste, du kan gøre for at fikse hoftesmerterne, er en operation med 30 % rate for succes.  Operation vs snydeoperation imod hofteimpingement   God fornøjelse Relevant forskning  Scanning af rugby spillere, ballet dansere og medicin studerende uden smerter Blankenstein T, et al. MRI hip findings in asymptomatic professional rugby players, ballet dancers, and age-matched controls. Clin Radiol. 2020   Operation vs placebo operation for knoglefremspring i hoften.  Ayeni OR, et al. Osteochondroplasty and Labral Repair for the Treatment of Young Adults With Femoroacetabular Impingement: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Am J Sports Med. 2021   Scanning hoften af en normal befolkning uden smerter Frank JM, et al. Prevalence of Femoroacetabular Impingement Imaging Findings in Asymptomatic Volunteers: A Systematic Review. Arthroscopy. 2015

The news of Texas covered today includes:Our Lone Star story of the day: A look at Biden's border mess and the rift within the Democratic Party that current headline point toward. Like all radicals who push revolution, the Dems' young socialist revolutionaries don't much care for who gets hurt, even their own, because their utopian ideas of what will cover after the bloodletting is the classic Leftist case of the ends justifying the means. But other Democrats, who likely agree privately with almost all the political goals of the AOC-types, know that having the Democratic vote base suffer could cost them political power. That's why you see Biden criticized by the revolutionaries as well as the more traditional Dem politicians – border communities that are heavy Democrat base vote areas are hurting from the border crisis.Hans A. von Spakovsky, manager, Election Law Reform Initiative and Senior Legal Fellow, Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, joins us to talk about the mess at the border.Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.Total Texas sales tax collection for July released.Citizen activism in Austin paying off again with the anti-defunding of police proposition being certified to appear on the November ballot. Beware local power crowds who try, as they are trying in Lubbock, to make it much harder to put local issues on the ballot for a full citywide vote, they are only trying to take away your ability to right political wrongs when politicians ignore their constituents.And other news of Texas.www.PrattonTexas.com