Medicine has progressed over time, turning often certain death into at least a chance at life. What if one didn’t need to consult with doctors, visit hospitals or consider “medicine” at all but instead, put their faith into something more “cultural”? Would you be willing to put your future into the hands of a … Continue reading Our Review of “The Shaman’s Apprentice” – Season 2, Episode 24
Have you ever walked out of a theater, after just watching a great movie, and asked yourself…”I wonder what happens next?” What about when your favorite TV show ends or, worse yet, gets canceled? Do you find yourself daydreaming about where the characters went next or how they survived whatever the Big Bad was? … Continue reading The Story Continues – Comics That Resume Stories From Films & TV Shows
Marriage can be a roller coaster; it can be exciting and thrilling. It can have huge ups and downs, along with little bumps, straight-a-ways, twists, turns, heck, maybe even some loop-de-loops. But what happens when one person has made the decision to jump off the roller coaster ride while the other refuses to have … Continue reading What is an Ex Parte? Bringing Down The House…
There is sudden – FLASH. And – and, I’m awake. I’m in the biotube, and, I’m repaired. The tube opens and – is that Agent Suusa Sleeping at my feet? It is? Why do I feel compelled to sprint to the next room Why do I — There is sudden – FLASH. And – … Continue reading Season 7, Episode 9 “As I Have Always Been…”
This is the second Research Review on the Pediatric Sports Medicine Podcast. Our plan is to continue these on a monthly basis reviewing 2-3 articles with a thematic element to the articles. This month, concussions will be our topic. We have another 3 articles and one of the leaders in pediatric sports concussion research … Continue reading Research Review: Concussions – A Conversation with Dr. Christina Master
What is that comes after a dual-barreled 10-score episode set inside the FINAL season of Agents of SHIELD – to provide satisfaction to a fan base that thirsts for even more powerfully-paced, action-packed story-drive magnificence? Well, it all starts with a flashback, a detailing of what happened to the OTHER half of the team – while … Continue reading Season 7, Episode 8 “After, Before”
Ahh, modern dance – the efforts of the incredibly gifted, athletic, and often quirky – during the late 1980s… It was a time of interesting events, and inside this episode of Friday The 13th: The Series – it is the focal point for not just SUPREME FOCUS, but for agony, unrelenting pain, and DEATH. … Continue reading Our Review Of “The Maestro” – Season 2, episode 23
One of the most devastating moments I’ve ever experienced is recognizing my pet wasn’t feeling well or something just didn’t seem right. It could be turning up their nose at food, not having as much energy or not playing like they had before. It’s always been a very scary moment, especially when hearing the … Continue reading Veterinary Cancer Research & Clinical Trials: A Conversation with Kim Selting, DVM
1982 was a very good year. One that featured many prominent events, songs, historic undertakings and more. What it also is, is the black and green vector-graphic’d picture frame for this most-recent episode of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD. We knew the 80’s were coming. We knew they’d be filled with fun, hair spray, primary … Continue reading Season 7, Episode 7 “The Totally Excellent Adventures Of Mac And The D”
Resistance Training? Is it good for young athletes? What about some things we hear a lot about? Max lifts? Stunting growth? That kids don’t benefit from strength training until puberty. The American Academy of Pediatrics released last month, in June of 2020, a revision to their 2008 policy statement with a new clinical report … Continue reading AAP Clinical Report — Resistance Training