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When Officer Rau screws up a bust that takes the life of his partner and innocent citizens, he's offered a chance to join a new experimental program that promises to make officers more effective and objective. But even if it works, will this new program only make everything worse? In this sci-fi crime short story, readers will follow the journey of a man tangled inside and out. If you enjoyed the sci-fi, action-packed stories of Phillip K. Dick, you'll love Officer Rau's journey in this thrilling read. Buy it now!
Author : David C. Preston,Barbara E. Shapiro Publisher : Elsevier Health Sciences Page : 811 pages File Size : 41,5 Mb Release : 2020-03-20 Category : Medical ISBN : 9780323758291
Electromyography and Neuromuscular Disorders E-Book by David C. Preston,Barbara E. Shapiro Pdf
Successfully correlate electrodiagnostic findings and neuromuscular ultrasound with key clinical findings with Electromyography and Neuromuscular Disorders, 4th Edition. This popular text is the go-to resource for clinicians at all levels of experience who have an interest in neuromuscular medicine, including those studying for the AANEM board exam. An easy-to-read writing style, abundant case studies, and learning features online help you master the electrodiagnostic evaluation and improve safety and accuracy. Helps you diagnose neuromuscular disorders more quickly and accurately, and correlate electromyographic and clinical findings. Explains complex subject matter in an easy-to-understand, user-friendly manner. Includes dozens of detailed, cross-sectional anatomy drawings to ensure correct EMG needle placement and avoid neurovascular injuries. Features new chapters on Neuromuscular Ultrasound, as well as incorporating neuromuscular ultrasound in the evaluation of clinical neuromuscular disorders along with electrodiagnostic studies in many of the clinical chapters. Provides up-to-date information on iatrogenic complications of electrodiagnostic studies and newly defined genetic neuromuscular conditions. Includes online access to more than 70 videos that allow you to see and hear the EMG waveforms discussed in the text, as well as a convenient "Test Your Knowledge" module.
"Neuter was first published by Grasset in 1972 as the third part of a trilogy which includes Le troisieme corps and Les commencements, published in 1970. It summarizes Cixous's earlier concerns - self, language, meaning, relations, ecriture feminine - by laying bare metaphors, incorporating existing material, and through fragmentation, association, and play on signifiers. Its "substance" is nebulous; there is no "content" or "plot," and the "story" itself is more one of the characters than a structural element."
Ed: following is the Thomas-Nelson-Australia’s 1977 blurb for the original edition, but here annotated, in italics, by the author for this reprint. ‘Bill Reed’s first novel is a celebration of the Australian language. ‘Dogod’ employs a language that uses our sounds, our national images, our landscapes and our slang to examine our rhythms and forms of speech. Leading back through the images-as-words of Joyce, Carroll, Thackeray and Shakespeare…’ (I thought I was the one making with the jokes here?) ‘… here is a lament for the human condition as it is affected in modern times.’ (I lamented a bit over the manuscript too. All I know was it was a neat pile of typescript pages but next morning it had paws marks all over it.) ‘As a bone to a dog, so are we as toys to the gods. Hence Dog-god – a chaotic deity tossing and pouncing with bestial delight on His/Its favourite human plaything, Jelf. A walking disaster area, Jelf hardly needs Dogod’s assistance to attract the natural and unnatural contempt of his associates as he lurches on his apocalyptic journey…’ ( ‘apocalyptic’ is first-class; with his allotted dog pass, Jelf travels Economy) ‘… through Australia’s visible and invisible landscapes.’ ‘’Dogod’ is both funny and profound. It is an examination of the comic-tragedy that is within each of us, and within our society. Its wit, its humour and its deeper purposes are brilliantly sustained. Its challenge is for you the reader.’ (At least putting reader, singular, was spot on.) (NB: Also, there’s nothing about the plot here. I remember distinctly that there was one – as in Jelf chasing Alyce chasing Quilty chasing Henry chasing a whole host of others or vice versa, while the Australian dream – really doggedly -- chases them all and keeps spoiling the plot like the real hound it is.) --------- About the author Bill Reed is a playwright, novelist and short-story wroughtist. He dangles, shaken, hanging from the pelt.
When your best friend is all you have left in the world, murder comes naturally. For psychic Miki Radicci, an average night with her best friend Corey at a New York City club turns for the worst when they run into Ethan Weisz, the neo-Nazi leader of American Strong. A small altercation explodes into a shattering event of violence. Now Corey fights for his life in the ICU and no one believes Weisz is responsible for putting him there. Except for Miki. Her psychic vision confirms it and she will prove them wrong. If she doesn’t kill Weisz first. Don’t miss out on this tense psychic urban fantasy and plunges deep into Manhattan’s homeless culture and the darkest corners of hate.
The world of Auts is one of hidden secrets and mysterious creatures. On the outside, they appear socially deficient and lacking in sensitivity, but behind their unassuming exteriors lies deep intelligence and powerful psychic abilities. After wiping out the world's electricity, the Auts must learn to blend and live in a wasteland of technology and with humans struggling with fear, greed, and delusions. But even in the darkest of times, salvation can be found in the most unexpected places. Auts is an exciting read for science fiction fans, as it offers a unique look at neurodiversity and a world struggling with irreversible change. If you enjoyed books like The Giver by Lois Lowry or The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury, you’ll be sure to love Auts. Buy it now!
Sometimes the strangest of people become the ones you need to survive the end of the world. With only a few weeks left until the Texas-sized asteroid hits the Earth, Jack and Marie try to live peacefully in their retirement development despite the world falling apart around them. When the electricity goes out for everyone, Jack and Marie cope with the new struggle. Not everyone, though. Strange old, child-like Astrid and her overly-mature grandson Darren still have power. Power beyond Jack and Marie’s understanding. Buy When the Lights Go Out, a short sci-fi short story from the Auts Series, and discover unexpected salvation.
Escape into a world of love, betrayal, and survival in the dystopian society of Bound Kharma. On a distant planet, Kelly Kharma navigates the dangerous city, risking everything to help her clients. But when one of her clients is murdered and the killer sets their sights on Kharma, she must use all her cunning to stay alive. As she delves deeper into the dark underbelly of society, Kharma uncovers secrets that could change everything. Will love be enough to keep her alive in this twisted future? Fans of urban sci-fi noir will be hooked by Bound Kharma, a gripping series that will leave you on the edge of your seat. With a strong female lead and a suspenseful plot, this book is perfect for readers of similar titles such as The Hunger Games or Divergent. Don't miss out - get your copy of Bound Kharma now!
Something unimaginable brews underneath the surface. Something will tear the new world apart. If it doesn’t shatter her brain first. Kelly Kharma, a private investigator on a distant developing planet, thrives in the dangerous and unpredictable world. As she helps the lower-class of a new society find justice and peace, she finds herself constantly pushing the limits and taking on challenging cases. From finding a killer for a powerful corporation to transporting an important child for the underground, Kharma always pushes herself for the victims. But when she is faced with a case that involves children killing for no apparent reason, she begins to question her own sanity. And as she falls in love with someone she can't have, she risks losing everything she has worked for. Step into the world of Kharma's Glitch, a sci-fi noir packed with mystery, desire, and rage. Follow Kharma as she fights for justice and navigates her own inner turmoil. If you enjoyed other sci-fi thrillers such as "The Hunger Games" or "Ready Player One," you'll love this book.
Albee is a slave on a Saibhir residency ship, desperate for freedom and autonomy despite the light-years standing between them and their dreams. Captured again and tortured for answers, the Saibhir believe that Albee had help trying to escape. Is there a resistance on the ship? Or is it a dream created by torture? Ealu, the thrilling science fiction short story from the Saoirse War Series, will take readers on a journey of survival, bravery, and resilience. If you enjoyed the fast-paced action of The Hunger Games, you won't be able to put down this gripping story of a daring escape. Buy Ealu now!
The stakes are high in Thainig An, an action-packed science fiction short story set amid The Saoirse War. Young Camoo and their baby-expecting parent are trapped in their house as the Saibhir soldiers sweep in to enslave the survivors of a bombing. With the soldiers banging on their door, Camoo must make the difficult decision to balance giving life and taking death to survive. Will the family make it through the night? Discover the answer in Thainig An and learn how no one is what they seem in times of desperation. If you enjoyed Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale, you'll love the thrilling survival story of Thainig An. Buy now and join Camoo on their journey of survival.
This anthology is a catalog of seeds—the work of a network of young writers and mentors, each cultivating a shimmering, emergent voice. For the past two years, New York City high school students have weathered an adolescence shaped by an ongoing global pandemic. Throughout it all, they have found new ways to build community and take root. Roots allow for living beings to journey into our past and forward into the future, toward and away from home, and enable us to withstand the storms that invariably pass through. In short stories, personal essays, poetry, and more, the students reflect on endurance, change, and growth. For twenty-five years, Girls Write Now has been amplifying transformative stories that break down the barriers of gender, race, age and poverty. In addition to being the first writing and mentoring organization of its kind, Girls Write Now continually ranks among the top programs nationwide for driving social-emotional growth for youth. The nationally award-winning nonprofit mentors the next generation of female and gender expansive writers and leaders who are shaping culture, impacting businesses and creating change.
They come from a dying world. Earth their only salvation. After they change it for the worse. Human and socially deficient in appearance, they must hide their sensitivity, creative intelligence, and psychic abilities from the world that would harm them. Especially if the humans knew they changed the Earth to make it physically tolerable. Now, with world’s electricity wiped out, they blend and live with the humans struggling in a wasteland of technology. Stuck with their fear, greed, and delusions. Sometimes, salvation can be treacherous. Auts, this sample of a monthly sci-fi series of short stories, will open your eyes to a new world of neurodiversity and humanity struggling with irreversible change.
