#Glantz

[bebenhausen]

Vorschau der Bebenhäuser Gespräche für 2024 - immer sonntags um 17 Uhr

Für die Frühlingsgespräche am 17. März haben wir Patricia Glantz eingeladen: Sie wird sich interviewen lassen zu ihrem Weg von der Rundfunkjournalistin und Fernsehmoderatorin zur Reit- und Sporttherapeutin in ihrer Stiftung „good hope“ für Krebspatienten. Continue reading Vorschau der Bebenhäuser Gespräche für 2024 – immer sonntags um 17 Uhr

[vapolitique]

UCSF: nouvelle plainte contre le Pr Stanton Glantz pour harcèlement sexuel et discrimination raciste

Lundi 26 mars, une nouvelle plainte a été déposée devant la Cour Supérieure du Comté d’Alameda pour harcèlement sexuel, discrimination raciste et des fraudes académiques attenantes contre le Pr. Stanton Glantz, de l’Université de Californie San Francisco (UCSF). Cette fois-ci, la plaignante est une jeune femme d’origine amérindienne révèle le San Francisco Examiner. Après près de trois ans à…

[stuff-for-penthouses]

Anna Glantz

Anchoress, 2025 Oil on dyed canvas over panel, 28 x 42 in

[germanpostwarmodern]

Villa Parolo (c. 1920) in Bad Saarow, Germany, by Fritz Glantz

[aescheretalks]

forvos zol ikh itster meyn troyer bahaltn?

ven harts, vi a bekher, iz ful iber bregn. . .

ot do, inem land, inem zunik tseshtraltn,--

a harbstiker elnt zikh valgert aoyf vegn. . .

Why should I hide my sadness now?

When the heart, like a cup, is filled to the brim

Just here in this country, in this radiant sunshine

An autumn loneliness roams the roads . . .

[doyouknowthisjewishcharacter]

Do you know this Jewish character?

[peabah]

Anna Glantz

Hibou, 2023

Oil on dyed canvas over pane l 48.3 x 86.4 cm

19 x 34 in.

[jayfinch]

Letters to Paul Morrissey

[edieglantz]

Traumatic Brain Injury Care for Veterans

Severe head trauma from sudden impact or penetrating injuries can affect brain function—a condition called traumatic brain injury (TBI). While TBI can affect anyone, certain groups face elevated risks, notably adolescents aged 15-19, older adults, and military personnel.

In the military context, TBI has become prevalent. The Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center data shows over 400,000 service members in one decade received a TBI diagnosis. Combat-related blast exposure from grenades, bombs, or firearms accounts for the majority of cases. These injuries occur through direct physical impact from debris or blast-induced pressure waves. Falls and accidents during training or routine activities also contribute to TBI incidence among service members.

Immediate symptoms of TBI often manifest in unconsciousness, confusion, and memory loss, sometimes accompanied by concussion. In the long term, service members may struggle with routine activities such as walking or having problems sleeping, paying attention, and maintaining balance. Mental health conditions like PTSD and dementia frequently co-occur, further complicating veterans' reintegration into civilian life. In social settings, individuals may struggle with interactions due to hearing problems and other factors; some may have suicide ideations. Severe TBI can also cause brain cancer.

Veteran physicians employ a multifaceted approach to diagnose TBI. Advanced neuroimaging techniques reveal internal brain damage, such as bleeding or swelling. Clinicians also assess the length of unconscious or confusion, memory problems, and post-injury responsiveness. While most TBIs are mild, these cases can have significant long-term cognitive repercussions. Symptoms for mild TBI resolve within days or weeks, but some individuals may experience persistent effects for months or longer.

Treatment strategies for veterans with TBI vary based on severity. While mild cases don't require major intervention other than rest, over-the-counter medications, and symptom monitoring, severe TBIs may necessitate surgery to minimize brain tissue damage, remove blood clots and any debris inside the skull, alleviate pressure from swelling, and repair fractures. Post-surgery care may include pain relievers, drugs to manage seizure/lotting, and stimulants for increased alertness.

Rehabilitation is critical to recovery for injured veterans. Programs often target psychological support, physical conditioning, speech therapy, and other domains. Therapeutic activities may include hobby engagement, cognitive challenges, vocational skill development, and speech exercises. Behavioral interventions, e.g., cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), help veterans manage TBI-associated conditions and promote overall wellness through positive habit formation, such as mindfulness practices, sleep hygiene, regular physical activity, and balanced nutrition.

Experts in veteran healthcare propose several strategies to enhance care. Implementing comprehensive support systems is crucial for managing TBI's long-term effects. Long-term plans and support structures benefit veterans and caregivers by clarifying expectations for care as aging impacts abilities. Policy efforts focusing on expanding access to ongoing medical care for veterans dealing with TBI-related issues are key. Increasing the number of specialized facilities, hiring more healthcare providers for integrated care, and offering telehealth services to reach more veterans can also significantly improve the quality of care.

Given the knowledge gap about TBI and its unique impacts on veterans, ongoing research is necessary. Integrating military and medical records over time would enable comprehensive studies of symptoms, treatments, and outcomes. Long-term cohort studies could reveal disparities in care and needs across veteran groups, informing targeted treatment approaches.

Several ongoing research projects are making strides in this field. The Veterans Association's TBI Veterans Health Registry collects extensive clinical data to compare therapeutic outcomes for war-related cases. Further, a separate genetics study within an extensive military healthcare program explores how genetic and biological factors influence post-injury cognitive and mental health. Sustained investment in applied and basic research initiatives remains critical for advancing TBI care for veterans.

[theprofessorofdesire]

[thebowerypresents]

Alexander 23 – Backyard at Hudson Yards – August 9, 2023

While he’s known for producing the likes of Selena Gomez, John Mayer and Olivia Rodrigo, Alexander Glantz — doing business as Alexander 23 — has also made a name for himself as “an artist that holds no bars when it comes to confessional songwriting.” And last night, he was terrific headlining the Backyard at Hudson Yards.

Photos courtesy of Toby Tenenbaum | @TobyTenenbaum

[reitsportportal]

GLANTZvolle Eröffnung in Hohen Wieschendorf 

[vapolitique]

Vape et crise cardiaque: une nouvelle Glantzerie reprise par les médias de caniveau

“Avez-vous déjà eu les cheveux mouillés? Avez-vous déjà utilisé, ne serait-ce qu’une fois dans votre vie, un sèche-cheveux?” Si vous répondez oui à ces deux questions, faut-il en déduire que les sèche-cheveux provoquent les cheveux mouillés? A juste titre, cela parait absurde. C’est pourtant une inférence similaire entre vapotage et infarctus que fait le “professeur” Stanton Glantz, ingénieur en…

[rock-and-roll-hell]

January 26, 1976

Alive! Tour Cobo Hall - Detroit, Michigan

Complete pro-shot video, versus night 1, though “Parasite” replaces “Ladies In Waiting.” Tape issues affect parts of the show as do some audio effects, which may be the result of the band’s instruments tuning. This show was officially released on the “KISSology Vol. 1” DVD. 13 minutes of silent 8mm footage was shot with the band receiving their RIAA awards.

Steve Glantz productions had booked a limo service, Cole’s Coach Service, for the band while they were in Detroit. However, “disagreements ensured, and Glantz’s fired Cole’s twice in two hectic days. An attorney for Cole’s says the company is considering court action. Meanwhile, KISS managers have filed an extortion complaint with police against company president Thomas Cole, claiming he demanded $825 for the return of three luggage pieces that a KISS manager had left in a limousine” (Detroit Free Press, 1/27/76). According to Lydia Criss in “Sealed With A KISS,” items left in the limo that were held hostage were the video tapes of the performances filmed by Kirby/Kelly Productions.

[germanpostwarmodern]

House A. (c. 1932) in Bad Saarow, Germany, by Fritz Glantz

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characters I write for

twilight

Edward Cullen

Alice Cullen

emmet Cullen

Jasper Hale

Rosalie Hale

Bella Swan

SCREAM

(Mostly billy and Stu)

Billy Loomis

Stu Macher

Randy Meeks

Sidney Prescott

Tatum Riley

Dewey Riley

Mickey Altieri

Roman Bridger

Jill Robert

Ethan landry

Tara carpenter

Sam Carpenter

Chad meeks

Amber Freeman

gilmore girls

(chilton) Rory Gilmore

Dean Forester

Jess Mariano

Tristin Dugray

Dave Rygalski

Lane Kim

Finn Wolfhard characters

Mike wheeler

Boris pavlikovsky

Miles Fairchild

Richie Toizer

Harry potter/wizarding world

Theodore Nott

Mattheo Riddle

Tom Riddle

Draco Malfoy

Cedric Diggory

Harry potter

Ron Weasley

American Horror Story

Tate Langdon

Violet Harmon

kit walker

Zoe Benson

Kyle Spencer

Madison Montgomery

Jimmy darling

James march

Euphoria

rue bennett

Jules vaughn

maddy perez

cassie howard

lexi howard

kat hernandez

Fezco

Elliot

Nate Jacobs

chris mckay

Scott pilgrim VS. The world

Scott pilgrim

Ramona Flower

wallace wells (x male reader)

Envy Adams

Knives Chau

Kim Pine

Random

Rodrick Heffely-Diary of a wimpy kid

Patrick bateman-American Pyscho

Jesse Pinkman-Breaking bad

Peeta Mellark-hunger games

Finnick Odair-hunger games

Nanno-Girl from no where

Danny Jenner-Jeepers Creepers

Kat Stratford-10tihay

Patrick Verona-10tihay

Cameron James-10tihay

Dave Lizewski-Kick ass

Charlie-the perks of being a wallflower

jennifer check- jennifer’s body

Tim LaFlour-senseless

Robin Buckley-stranger things

glen glantz-nightmare on elm street

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