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Steven and Renee Crouch have worked together in the health care industry since the beginning of their marriage in 1992. They met while working in the same department at college and married 6 months later. PMC was founded in 1994 and became a non-profit 501c3 in 2008 under the category, "educational organizations". This distinction allows PMC to not only partner with local colleges but expand their services into underserved areas.
Together, they went into healthcare from the administrative side working in a large physician organization. This job gave them both experience in network development, provider relations and insurance contracting. Their lives moved them back to the mental health world when they formed the consulting firm S.R. Crouch and Associates. Their consulting projects ranged from building and managing locked psychiatric units in med/surge hospitals to managing emergency room physician recruitment. During this period of their marriage, Steven had a small private practice but it was not what he had envisioned it to be. In 1997, Steven's dad encouraged him to attend a "Psychology of Mind" workshop. The workshop unveiled a new approach to the helping profession. This new approach had been proven effective in Santa Clara County with community revitalization, The Department of Corrections, drug and alcohol treatment centers, and schools. After Steven and Renee went to a workshop at UC Berkley, the world of Psychology as they both knew it, took a huge leap forward into a realm they never imagined.
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This quiet mind can be seen in children who are very young. Children care little about the future and more about the "now". They have basic needs and wants and are not plagued by the past longing for what could or should have been done. The trainers at PMC desire to capture that innocent essence of childhood. This desire alone is the willingness that creates the opportunity for awareness to appear.
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Steven R. Crouch
Steven was born and raised in Southern California. He attended Los Angeles Pierce College before moving for Graduate school in Bakersfield. He started S.R.Crouch & Associates, a healthcare and mental health practice consulting firm shortly after graduating. He is the Founder and President of PMC.
During his career Steven has worked as a consultant starting psychiatric programs in medical/surgical hospitals. He was also the administrator of a large medical group in Kern and Ventura Counties and taught at the local University. He began working with the Three Principles at the start of his counseling career and became a passionate educator of interns and trainees concerning the impact this understanding could have on individuals, families, employers, teachers and communities in general. Steven loves to fish, sit on the beach, garden and cook. Having lost a son and being a cancer survivor, he has personally seen the value of appreciating the moments in life. Steven considers himself extremely blessed to have the most fabulous wife by his side (this is an entirely voluntary statement from Steven) along with Corbin, Canon and Ivy, his three children.
Renee Crouch
Renee was born and raised in Bakersfield California. She moved to Santa Monica and received a Diamond Certificate from the Gemological Institute of America. Upon moving back to Bakersfield, she began work on her Master's Degree in Business Administration and graduated in 1993 from Cal State University Bakersfield. She married Steven one year prior to graduation. Running S.R.Crouch & Associates for 10 years, she realized her true passion was for helping others. Renee returned to college and received her Master's Degree in Counseling from National University. She is the Co-Founder and Administrator of PMC, as well one of our licensed clinical staff.
Her work as a counselor gives her the opportunity to teach children and adolescents her understanding of the Three Principles and how they are continually at work in their lives creating their unique perception of reality. Renee has a heart for working with care givers and those suffering from cancer. She cared for Steven during his four year battle with cancer and the lingering effects of that cancer. Having a quiet mind was the only thing that gave her comfort during uncertain times. Through her work with the Carsen Russell Crouch Endowment Fund at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, Renee has been able to reach hundreds of medical staff personnel concerning the end of life issues parents experience when faced with the loss of a child.
Steve Velasquez
Steven met Steve in 1993 when they became neighbors. Years later, they became reacquainted and discovered they had a shared passion to work with struggling youth. Steve grew up in the small community of Lamont, Ca. He is happily married with two adult children, who bring him pride and happiness, and four grandchildren that are absolutely the best a grandfather could ask for. Steve's parents were agricultural laborers and traveled to various counties in California, following the seasonal crops. Second to the last of fourteen children, 7 brothers and 6 sisters, it was often difficult to get a whole lot of attention or a word in otherwise, but life was good and the memories are priceless. As a student of Bakersfield Community College, Steve became interested in construction work and decided to venture into building a career in concrete construction. As the owner and operator of Velasquez Concrete Construction form 1983 to 2014, Steve decided to follow his heart's desire to work with youth. He received an Associates Degree from the University of Phoenix in 2010, with a concentration in psychology. Steve has joined our team and is now working in the youth Intensive Outpatient Program. His knowledge of the Spanish language will enable us to reach out to the Hispanic community with the message of hope that comes from understanding the 3P's. Steve's sense of calm, secure, passion shows through in how he works with kids and the results he gets. It was by no accident that Steve and Steven ran into each other after all those years. We are very grateful for the chance to see him grow in his passion.
Leann Moore
Leann graduated from Lindsay High School, in the middle of California's agricultural heart. She graduated with a Bachelors from the University of Phoenix and went on to receive her Master's from National University in Bakersfield. She worked for the County in the Department of Health and Human Services helping unemployed mothers overcome obstacles in order to become more self-sufficient. Leann has been with PMC since 2012 when she started as a trainee. She is now one of our licensed clinical staff. Leann has been a very integral part of the development of the PMC Intensive Outpatient Program for teens. She will be opening an IOP site in Tulare County and will be the director of this exciting and very much needed program for teens in and around Porterville. Leann is married to her husband Jeff and they have three children. Reading, family and travel are her passions. We are very lucky to have such a dedicated person working for us that has a true heart for helping others. What she brings to her work is a warm sense of peace that she did not learn from school, it was always with her.
Tina Odom
Tina started her traineeship with PMC and is now graduated with a Master's degree in counseling from National University. Tina has a presence about her that is rock solid, and at the same time kind and caring. This rock solidness has helped Tina work at PMC as our Clinical Care Coordinator for IOP. She spends endless hours on the phone with insurance companies trying to get them to see how much our kids need this program. When she is not on the phone, Tina sees various families for counseling and is preparing to do great work with many military service families. In the past, Tina had worked as a substitute teacher, office administrator and worked with adults with disabilities. She has a daughter, two stepsons, a daughter-in-law, and a very supportive husband who serves in the Army Reserves. We are so grateful for her tremendous organizational skills and ability to make work seem simple as she effortlessly gets it all done.
Shannon Ashburn
Shannon Ashburn was born and raised in Bakersfield, Ca. She attended Bakersfield High School and graduated from California State University Bakersfield. Shannon received a Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology from National University. In 2010 she joined our team as a trainee and finished her internship becoming one of our Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists.
Shannon has dedicated her career to helping those affected by trauma. Her experience with this hurting population, spans well over 10 years. She is trained in Trauma-Informed Practice and has assisted individuals and families in overcoming barriers to safety and self-sufficiency. Shannon's gift is in educating our guests' on how trauma does not need to define their life and how to look beyond the problem to the possibilities of a peaceful "now".
Shannon is married and stays very active with her three children. Her children have taught her how to balance the perceived hectic hurried pace of school, sports and career. She has learned how to slow down to the speed of life from the inside out. Shannon is a treasure we are glad to have on our team.
Kristal Powell
Kristal was in the same graduating class with Tina and met Steven in much of the same way. She was born and raised in Taft California, where she currently lives and works at Taft Community College. Kristal stayed on at PMC after her traineeship to complete her hours as an MFT Intern. Her commitment is beyond expectations, coming in to sees clients every Saturday without fail. Steven has always enjoyed Kristal's sense of humor and contagious laugh. Kristal is a devoted mom to her cool son Ethan, who has shown her the value of every moment and taught her the art of simplicity.
Steven met Amanda when she showed up at PMC wanting to volunteer and help out where she could. She had heard of the work being done at PMC through several people in the community and felt God leading her to become curious. Her curiosity about PMC, and the approach used, changed everything she had learned in the past. Amanda became so energized when she understood the simplicity of the Three Principles, she expanded the hours she wanted to work with clients. Amanda has a Master's degree in Social Work and began at PMC working with children in one of the most underserved schools in Kern County. Amanda is a gem that PMC is fortunate to stand beside in her adventure.
Aaron Jarrels
Continuing his desire to learn and grow in the field of psychology, Aaron has joined our team as a recent graduate with his Master's degree in Counseling. Aaron will be continuing on with his internship at PMC. We are excited to see Aaron grow as an administrator, bringing the Three Principles into the business sector. Aaron's ability to approach, what seems like problems to most, from a birds eye view, allows him to draw others into their own innate health. Welcome Aaron to our team!
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Dr. Ma works on a consultative basis with our "Youth Intensives". He is Board Certified in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry committed to working as a true team player. Dr. Ma values the team approach PMC has developed with him and his practice. We are very grateful to have him available for collaboration.
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Snapping scapula
LTC Brett Owens, MD
, CPT Kelly G Kilcoyne, MD
Originally described in 1867, snapping scapula syndrome (also known as scapulothoracic crepitus or bursitis) results from an imbalance of the scapulothoracic articulation that causes a distinct sound as the scapula is moved across the chest[1-3]. The air-filled thoracic cavity acts as noise amplifier, although noise alone is not pathognomonic of snapping scapula syndrome. The syndrome is not only characterized by crepitus, it is also associated with pain, scapular winging, or other disorders of the scapulothoracic articulation. Although the disorder is relatively uncommon in the general population, it is not infrequently seen in the athletic and military population.
The scapula is a flat, triangular shaped bone, positioned on the posterior surface of the thoracic cage, spanning ribs 2-7. At rest, the scapula is rotated relative to the trunk approximately 30 degrees[8, 9]. It is comprised of the scapular body, neck, spine, acromion, glenoid, and coracoid process. It has superior, axillary and vertebral borders, and superomedial, inferomedial, and lateral angles. The scapula's only attachments to the axial skeleton are muscular and ligamentous (acromioclavicular and coracoclavicular). Although the scapulothoracic articulation is one of the most incongruent in the body, it plays a crucial role in movement and function of the upper extremity as part of the superior shoulder suspensory complex[10, 11]. Seventeen muscles originate or insert on the scapula, including the subscapularis on the ventral surface, and the supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres major and minor from the dorsal surface. Scapulothoracic and glenohumeral motion are involved in almost every functional upper extremity movement[12]. Abnormalities, including alterations or prominences of the inferomedial or superomedial angle of the scapula, called Luschka tubercles, can disrupt the otherwise smooth contour of the scapula, and alter scapulothoracic motion.
Two distinct types of disorders exist[4]:
Scapulothoracic crepitus, typically the more painful type, results from as osseous lesion in the scapulothoracic space, most commonly an osteochondroma (the most prevalent benign tumor of the scapula) [5, 6].
Scapulothoracic bursitis results from some soft-tissue disorder, often an inflamed bursa. It includes those resulting from a single insult, and those resulting from repetitive scapulothoracic motion.
Six distinct bursae, two major and four minor, have been described for the scapulothoracic articulation[7]. The bursae allow for smooth motion of the scapula on the chest wall.
Little is known of the epidemiology of this rare condition, and little is known of the natural history if untreated. Patients with snapping scapula may relate the onset of symptoms to a single traumatic event, or may be involved in sports or activities that require repetitive overhead movements[12, 14-16]. Pain is often activity related. Lesions can develop from chronic repetitive action of the shoulder mechanism, resulting in microtears in the periosteum along the medial border of the scapula and ultimately causing osteophytes or bone spurs. Similarly, a change in the musculature or mechanics of the scapulothoracic articulation can result in one of the previously described bursae becoming irritated and inflamed. Whether treated operatively or nonoperatively, the prognosis for patients with snapping scapula is generally good, specifically with respect to decreased pain and increased motion.
As with any orthopaedic condition, a careful history and physical exam are paramount in making the correct diagnosis. This is especially true for snapping scapula, as up to 31% of asymptomatic people have scapular crepitus[13]. The patient may be able to localize the location of the pain and crepitus, typically at the superomedial or inferior angle of the scapula.
As mentioned, snapping scapula can result from scapular winging and from incongruence of the scapulothoracic articulation. Thoracic kyphosis, common in athletes, and scoliosis can both result in incongruence and cause scapulothoracic crepitus[17-19]. Scapular winging in athletes is most commonly a result of a neurologic deficit involving the fifth cervical root, the spinal accessory nerve, or the long thoracic nerve.
Physical exam should include a complete neurovascular exam to assess for weakness or nerve deficits. In addition to physical examination of the scapula, a full exam of the glenohumeral joint and cervical myotomes is essential to rule out the two most common causes of periscapular referred pain[8].
Visually inspect the spine and scapula, noting any kyphosis or scoliosis as well as scapular and shoulder positioning at rest.
Palpate the periscapular region for masses and/or focal areas of tenderness.
Move the shoulder and scapula through a full range of motion, noting the position of the scapula during ascending and descending motions.
Auscultate during scapular range of motion. The typical provocative position to reproduce the 'thumping' or 'clunking' is with the arm abducted 90 to 180 degrees. If that fails, remember that symptomatic patients can typically reproduce their symptoms.
Assess the strength and size of the scapular musculature including the trapezius, rhomboids, levator scapulae, serratus anterior, and latissimus dorsi[20].
Scapular winging often only becomes evident with motion and stress testing. One option is to observe scapular motion and symmetry while the patient pushes against a wall[10].
Plain radiographs remain the imaging modality of choice in the initial evaluation of the snapping scapula. To assess the scapula in all planes, radiographs should include a true anteroposterior view, a tangential transscapular view ( scapular Y) and an axillary lateral view. Look for any osseous abnormalities including a rib or scapular fracture, osteochonrroma, or alterations or prominence of the inferomedial or superomedial angle of the scapula (Luschka tubercle)[7, 8, 10].
Additional imaging modalities including fluoroscopy, MRI, and CT have been suggested as an adjunct to radiographs. CT has not proven to be a valuable tool in the assessment of snapping scapula, with the possible exception of pre-operative planning in the presence of a bone or cartilage lesion[10, 21]. MRI has been shown to be more valuable in characterizing associated soft-tissue masses, specifically fluid-filled bursal tissue, and for distinguishing snapping scapula from other disorders including an elastofibroma[22].
Again, two distinct types of disorders exist, scapulothoracic crepitus, and scapulothoracic bursitis. Overhead athletes, specifically pitchers, can develop SICK syndrome (Scapular malposition, Inferior medial border prominence, Coracoid pain and malposition, and dysKinesis of scapular movement), a muscular fatigue syndrome with many features similar to scapulothoracic bursitis. True snapping (crepitus) can be caused by prominence of the surperomedial border, as well ad tumors such as osteochondromas and elastofibromas.
There are operative and nonoperative treatment options for the snapping scapula. Fortunately, the majority of patients with snapping scapula, especially those with a soft tissue disorder, can successfully be treated with nonoperative modalities including physical therapy, non-steroidal medications, and corticosteroid injections[5, 8, 10]. Because poor posture can cause scapular muscle weakening and result in imbalance, physical therapy is focused on improving muscle strength and balance, addressing and improving postural conditions, and core strengthening[10, 20]. Corticosteroid injections (typically with a local anesthetic) into the scapulothoracic bursa can be used for diagnosis and treatment, though care must be taken to match the trajectory of the scapula in relation to the chest wall (stay parallel to chest wall) to prevent pnuemothorax[7, 10].
While nonoperative management should be attempted in patients with a clearly defined osseous abnormality, resection of the lesion is often necessary to alleviate all their symptoms[7, 23]. Additionally, surgical resection of a persistently symptomatic bursa, although not as common, is sometimes necessary. Both open and arthroscopic excision of symptomatic bursae have been described, with mostly good to excellent results[7, 24, 25].
The most common surgical treatment for those patients without a clearly defined bursa or osseous lesion as the source of their pain is resection of the superomedial or inferomedial angle of the scapula[3-5, 7, 17]. The best candidates for resection can localize their pain to the superomedial or inferomedial angle, and experience some level of relief with injection into the localized area[26]. The procedure is typically performed with the patient prone on the operating table. Using a vertical or oblique skin incision in line with the medial border of the scapula (inferior or superior depending on symptoms), the trapezius is split parallel with its fibers, taking care to protect the spinal accessory nerve[10]. The supraspinatus, rhomboid, and levator scapulae muscles are then elevated off the spine of the scapula subperiosteally. Once exposed, the superomedial angle of the scapula is resected with an oscillating saw, taking care not to injure the suprascapular nerve and artery as you move laterally toward the suprascapular notch (Figure 1). The elevated muscles are then repaired back to the spine with suture through drill holes[7]. Patients are typically immobilized in a sling for up to 4 weeks post operatively to protect the repair of the elevated muscles. Physical therapy is then focused on range of motion and strengthening [3, 25, 26].
Figure 1. Intraoperative photograph of open superomedial border resection performed in the beach-chair position. Note the significant size of the resected portion of scapula.
The arthroscopic approach is often preferred for the limited morbidity, although this can be technically demanding. It is usually performed in the lateral decubitus position. The arm is placed in the "chicken wing" positition with the glenohumeral joint maximally internally rotated, elevating the scapula from the chest wall and creating space for insertion of the camera and instruments. A medial portal is placed 2 cm medial to the medial border of the scapula and 2 cm distal to the scapular spine. A superior portal is created along the superior border of the scapula no further lateral than the midway point of the scapula. Triangulation under that scapula is facilitated with a switching stick and placing both the camera sheath and working canula over the switching stick. Needle localization is helpful to determine the superomedial border where resection is performed with an arthroscopic burr (Figure 2).
Figure 2. Arthroscopic image of the prominent inferior surface of the scapula prior to resection, with needle localization showing the position of the superomedial border.
Although most results are from small case series, open treatment of scapulothoracic crepitus and bursitis yields good to excellent results, with most patients reporting relief of pain and crepitus post-operatively. While arthoroscopic techniques minimize dissection and preserve muscle attachments, they are technically more demanding. Again, there are only limited series with long term outcomes, but in a recent series, while most patients still reported some degree of scapulothoracic crepitus, most reported less pain and improved function[15].
The major complications of open or arthroscopic techniques relate to the anatomic structures adjacent to the scapula, including the long thoracic nerve, dorsal scapular artery, transverse cervical artery, suprascapular nerve, spinal accessory nerve, axillary contents, and contents of the thoracic cavity. Regardless of the technique, the surgeon must have a thorough understanding of the anatomy of the scapula and adjacent structures to minimize the risk of injury to these structures. Again, because the only literature with respect to results of both arthroscopic and open treatment is from small series, there are no available complication rates for either procedure.
Pearls and Pitfalls
A trial of nonoperative management is prudent in most, if not all, cases of snapping scapula
Rehabilitation programs should focus on strength, balance, and posture
If performing an injection, stay parallel to the undersurface of the scapula or you may give the patient a pneumothorax
Operative treatment, open or arthroscopic, is largely successful, but you must identify a clear source, and you must know your anatomy
The largest debate or controversy that exists regarding snapping scapula is the most efficacious operative treatment. While open treatment remains the gold standard, it requires a large dissection, mobilization of the scapular musculature, and post operative immobilization. Arthroscopic surgery eliminates these factors and offers better cosmesis, but is technically demanding, with the potential of missing inflamed bursa, specifically the trapezoid bursa.
Additionally, regardless of the treatment method, there is no clearly defined post-operative rehabilitation protocol, and no specific criteria or timeframe for returning athletes to sport.
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Well, now. That was somethin' else!
Trekked through the jungle ta get to the great bloody ziggurat, and while there was big cats around, they didn't bother us none. Can't say the same 'bout the damned carnivorous feathered lizards, tho. Spawn o' Koro-Koro, I can only imagine, vicious beasts runnin' about on two legs like they think they're people. Sorry, lizards. Ye ain't.
I wanted a capture, but again, couldn't get no support from me own crew. Too busy trying not to get clawed to death or some such excuse. Bah! Anyway, the damned things probably can't be tamed or ship-broken, and no way am I tendin' that many lacerations.
Then Koro-Koro made an appearance. A slightly bigger feathered lizard, with vast bat wings where its forearms shoulda been. And it talked! Not a one of us understood what it said, but it definitely challenged me 'fore it came crashin' in. I shoved it off and saw that it had brought backup. Until Koro-Koro cast a spell that stole the light!
Sandara was able to undo whatever curse the damned thing had laid upon us in short order, and though we bled dearly for it, we was able to finish off the remaining lizard-things and their hell-spawned master. Found a dead dwarf in the clearing and pointed 'im out to the others. Mister Hands eagerly sought – and shortly after found – the dead man's gun. He also took quite a bit of Koro-Koro's blood ta makes some sort of super-powder for 'is firearms or some such. Once he was satisfied, we finished lootin' the dead and returned ta the ship.
A course, there was a Chelaxian pirate hunter name o' Dominator squattin' at the mouth o' the river when we got back ta the bay in the early evenin'. Guess word got back to 'em after all! Infamy is a cruel mistress. XOXO Besmara.
Quickly formulated a plan ta disable Dominator's rudder pulley system an' give Crisis a chance ta run for it. Hopefully, they'd even have time ta pick us up on their way out. Sent Reiko back ta the ship to apprise them of their role in this endeavor. Mister Hands rowed Feruzi, Leila, and I closer to the Chelaxian ship an' we swam the rest o' the way, climbin' up the backside swift an' silent as shadows. Well, except for the silent part.
Feruzi was spotted by some officer or other when we got ta the windows o' the room with the rudder apparatus, so we had to go on the offensive. I'll give the man this – he was a formidable swordsman supported by competent and loyal men. It was almost a shame ta send 'im on his way, but he was too skilled for me to hold back anythin' if I wanted ta get out alive.
By the time I was finally able to make an end of 'im, reinforcements was beatin' at the doors. Made quick work of destroyin' the pulley, then dove out the windows and back inta the water. The crew took a few potshots at us in the water, but by Besmara's grace we made it back ta the boat while Mister Hands covered our retreat with his pistol. We met Crisis as she came out o' the river and quickly clambered aboard.
Our handiwork proved sufficient, and we escaped the hunters on this night.


When media mogul Wardell Costello's son Julian disappears, it could be Julian's just cheating on his beautiful model wife. Except the Premier is on the phone to Wardell, and she knows more than Wardell likes about his family's secrets. Too dangerous in the dog-eat-dog political world of Sydney, where the Costellos are used to getting their way. Wardell Costello and the Premier are no longer the best of friends … the Premier's Office is looking to rub the Costello name in mud.
So Wardell calls in his old enemy, journalist Jack Rutherford, for help. "Find my son", he demands. Jack doesn't like the demand, but he'll take the money to help release his partner's parents from the clutches of the Public Guardian. His partner, Detective-Sergeant Terry Bradley, is already on the case. So far, there's a dead body in Julian's luxurious inner-city playpad, and another body washed up in Iron Cove. It seems a violent killer is disposing of young men who've shared the delights of the playpad with Julian.
The killer is a sensitive boy, raised lovingly by a single mother, turned crazy by a restrictive school and Julian's sadistic bullying.


Thousands miles driven, thousands full lenght/singles sold, hundreds shows played and proudly stuck in the undergorund...that's could be the best way to introduce The Offenders! Formed back in 2005 in Italy by vocalist/song writer/ guitar player Valerio, but based in Berlin since 2009, Offenders represent today one of the most energic and powerfull band in the ska punk scene, with their unique mixture of styles, from 2tone ska to mod79, from rocksteady to rockabilly, melodic sing a long anthems sang all over Europe and played all over the world by many ska djs! Their first full lenght "Hooligan Reggae" released in November 2007 on a small indiependent label "Conehead Records" became a classic in the underground ska scene,and the title track still without any doubt their most known song. After their debut album and a 7" single "Wake up Rebels", Offenders signed with Grover Records (one of the most famous European Ska Label who released such legends as Derrick Morgan,Laurel Aitken,Doreen Shaffer as well as 3rd wave revivalist as Hotknives and Mr Review among others), releasing in March 2009 their second full leght "Action Reaction", appearing at Easter Ska Jam Tour,to promote their new album as well as backing band of the Reggae Legend Susan Cadogan. In April 2010 "Anthems from the Gutter" mcd, their first release on Mad Butcher Records, it's definitely a sign that the band's sound is becoming way more personal and full of several musical influences, never forgetting the 2tone roots! Alongside with "Anthems.." Mad Butcher re-released all the previous albums and singles, which were sold out since months, and gave them the chance to work on a new album. "Shots,Screams and Broken Dreams" was released in February 2011 collecting tons of postive reviews and critics,increasing the fan's base and band's reputation as never before!
In December 2011,to celebrate the Rudeleague Tour,Offenders release with RedSka the split "Rudeleague" which includes "Girls wanna have some fun" another dancefloor 2tone anthem.
In May 2012 another step forward: Offenders sign with legendary Destiny Records (worldwide famous label/booking agency based in Berlin who launched in Europe such bands as Nofx, Descendents, Mad Caddies, Hepcat, Lagwagon, Pennywise .... and tons more!!!) that will release their 4th full lenght in October!
In August 2012 the band will appear at Trutnov Open Air Festival in Czech Republic, along side with different kind of bands like Korn, Deus, YellowCard and many more!!....The story goes on!!!
During all those years Offenders toured all over : Italy-Germany-Austria-Switzerland-France-Czech Republic-Slovakia-Slovenia-Serbia-Croatia- Hungary-Sweden-Danmark-Uk-Scotland-Ireland-Ulster-Spain-Basque Country...;appearing in several worldwide famous festivals such This is Ska,Force Attack,Mighty Sound,Easter Ska Jam,Rudeboys Unity,Dynamite...just to name few,building a solid reputation and a huge fan's base all over Europe...an this was just the beginning!


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Alessandro del Piero 'wakes girl from two-week coma by speaking to her'
Metro Web ReporterSaturday 11 Feb 2012 1:27 pm
Italian football legend Alessandro del Piero has further cemented his legacy by allegedly waking a girl from a two-week coma just by speaking to her.
The family of 12-year-old Jade, who lives in Ceredigion, Crotone, had asked Juventus to do what they could to help wake her from the coma, and the club duly obliged by sending a message from Del Piero.
Alessandro del Piero's voice helped wake a Juventus fan from a coma (Getty Images)
The 37-year-old forward recorded both audio and video messages, in which he attempted to stir the youngster with encouraging words.
'Hello Jade, this is Alessandro del Piero. I hope you'll wake up and come back to us as soon as possible to watch many of our games,' he added.
Jade had initially fallen into the coma while watching Juventus in action a fortnight before and nurses at Cosenza hospital played the tapes on a daily basis in an attempt to get a reaction – something they eventually achieved when she moved her hand and began to respond.
Her father was delighted when she began to move and Jade had fully awoken within 24 hours of the first signs of movement.
'This revival was wonderful. There are no words, we are overflowing with joy and gratitude for everyone: for the doctors who have worked and watched our little girl and the love that came from on high,' he added.
Jade's first request after waking up may have disappointed Del Piero though, as she did not request to meet her footballing hero, but instead asked for a bowl of ice cream.
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Six Flags Great America invested in the safety and security upgrades, a top official said last week. John Krajnak, the park's director of marketing, said the park is adding new barricades to the front gate and installing additional cameras through the park and on ride platforms.
What do they mean by barricades? Do they mean like permanent queue fences? Because last season when my family and I went they had the temporary queue fences setup. Having more cameras isn't necessarily a bad thing, because ofthe new rides that were built, there are more people coming to the park. I still wish we weren't getting a larson loop.


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Hot Water Music announce U.S. headline tour
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Florida punk rockers Hot Water Music have announced a slew of U.S. tour dates for January, February and March of next year — see all confirmed shows below.
The band have also officially signed with Equal Vision Records for their upcoming new album, which has been set for an early 2022 release. The offering will be the band's first studio offering since 2019's 'Shake Up The Shadows' EP.
Daniel Sandshaw, General Manager for Equal Vision Records, comments, "As a lifelong fan of Hot Water Music, I was apprehensive when we started to discuss the idea of working together. We had a lot of philosophical conversations and it became clear that what I wanted to hear as a fan aligned with what the band was aiming to do with the next album. I'm excited and honored to be a part of this next chapter with the guys."
14 – Denver, CO – The Bluebird
18 – Seattle, WA – The Crocodile [TIX]
19 – Portland, OR – Doug Fir
21 – San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall
22 – Los Angeles, CA – The Roxy
09 – Baltimore, MD – Ottobar
10 – Cleveland, OH – Beachland Ballroom [TIX]
11 – Detroit, MI – The Crofoot [TIX]
12 – Chicago, IL – Bottom Lounge [TIX]
23 – Boston, MA – The Sinclair
24 – New York, NY – Elsewhere
25 – Garwood, NJ – Crossroads
27 – Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts
HWM is Chuck Ragan (lead vocals/guitar), Jason Black (bass), Chris Wollard (guitar/vocals), Chris Cresswell (guitar/vocals), and George Rebelo (drums).
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I'm experiencing this static/background noise but interestingly it is only on this particular radio station (103.5 FM).
Could a few of you check and see if yours is ok or if it is doing the same?
i heard a little background static compared to 93.5.
Checked today and 103.5 FM does have background static. Was listening from Burlington in my e90.
Thanks guys, seems that its on their end.


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Venerable Octavio Ortiz Arrieta
Began studying carpentry in a Salesian school in December 1893 at age 14. Joined the Salesians in 1900 in Callao, the Order's first Peruvian member, making his perpetual vows in 1902. Assigned to found a new vocational school in Piura, Peru in 1906. Ordained a priest on 27 January 1907. Rector of Salesian houses in Cuzco and Callao. Chosen bishop of Chachapoyas, Peru on 21 November 1921; it took him a month of travel from Lima to reach his see. Known for his closeness to clergy and lay people of his diocese. He organized missions and spiritual retreats for his flock, taught catechism, founded a diocesan newspaper, and revitalized the faith in the region. He declined an appointment as archbishop of Lima, Peru, preferring to stay with people of his diocese.
19 April 1879 in Lima, Peru
1 March 1958 in Cachapoyas, Amazonas, Peru of natural causes
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27 February 2017 by Pope Francis (decree of heroic virtues)
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Finn Jacobsen (født 1932) var en dansk atlet medlem af Københavns IF. Han vandt det danske mesterskab på 400 meter hæk i 1957.

Danske mesterskaber
  1957 400 meter hæk 55.2
  1956 Længdespring 6,66

Personlige rekorder
 100 meter: 11.4, 1957
 200 meter: 23.7 1956
 400 meter: 50.9 1957
 110 meter hæk: 16.4 1956
 400 meter hæk: 55.2 1957
 Længdespring: 6.78 1956

Eksterne kilder/henvisninger
 KIF 100 Aar – Københavns Idrætsforening 24. oktober 1992. Udgivet i anledning af Københavns Idræts Forenings 100 års jubilæum 24. oktober 1992.

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Atleter fra Københavns IF
Hækkeløbere fra Danmark

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Q: Nine people sit around a round table. Nine people sit around a round table. The number of ways of selecting four of them such that they are not from adjacent seats, is...?
MY ATTEMPT:- I placed first non selecting persons around the table. Five places are present in between these five non selecting persons. If I place four other selecting persons in any of the four places out of these five places, they will not be adjacent. So according to me answer will be $^5C_4 = 5$. But it is not the correct answer. Correct answer is $9$.

A: You have three non-selected people with selected people on each side and one pair of non-selected people sitting together.  Once you choose the left one of the non-selected people everything is determined and that can be any of the nine.

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[ARCHIVED] Parking restrictions for West 8th scheduled November 16-17
MUSCATINE, Iowa – Parking restrictions will be in place on West 8th street from Iowa Avenue to Broadway next week as Phase 4C of the West Hill Sanitary and Storm Sewer Separation Project begins to wrap up.
KE Flatwork, Inc., has reached substantial completion of Phase 4C work Friday (Nov. 13) with the tentative schedule to have West 8th Street open to traffic by the end of the work day on Friday, Nov. 20. That date, however, is dependent on weather conditions and any unexpected problems encountered.
The north side of West 8th Street will be closed to parking on Monday, Nov. 16, as KE Flatwork, Inc., cleans and seals the joints in the north half of the new pavement. The south side of West 8th Street will be closed to parking on Tuesday, Nov. 17, for cleaning and sealing of the joints in that half of the new pavement.
All underground work and pavement restoration has been completed in the Phase 4C area. Final landscaping, cleanup, and completion of punch list items will occupy most of next week.
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Barack Hussain Obama is a rabid Jew hater, part #7643265454
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White House "corrects" location of Jerusalem on day of Peres' funeral
Canadian Studies profs hold conference on how to stay critical without Harper around
Canadian Studies professors slammed Stephen Harper's Conservative government so much that they're literally holding a conference in Ottawa to discuss how to keep their critical edge now that he's gone.
Feel good story of the day
"Canadian media 'crisis' puts democracy at risk, says Torstar chair John Honderich".
Pedophilia is a human right in Denmark
Child brides as young as 14 are being reunited with their older, migrant husbands in Denmark after authorities decided that upholding Danish law breached their "human rights".
The legal minimum age for marriage is 18 in the Nordic nation, yet the exemptions are being made for migrants because separating the couples is said to violate the right to family life guaranteed in the European convention on human rights.
There are 27 migrants under 18 who were known to be married Denmark, and among the influx arriving in the past year were two 14-year-old girls, wed to 24 and 28-year-old men.
UN Watch: Oppose Election of Rapist's U.N. Apologist
Switzerland has absurdly nominated Jean Ziegler—co-founder & winner of the "Moammar Qaddafi Human Rights Prize"—for the UN Human Rights Council's advisory committee.
Kapo nazis disavow kapo nazi
Jewish Voice for Peace disavows BDS activist Miko Peled: "No place 4 antisemitism in our movement"
We're Laughing at the Self-Destruction of the Media Gatekeepers
The media meltdown we are gobbling popcorn to right now is the result of two key phenomena – we normals have grown tired of the media elite's lies, and today's technology allows us to ignore the people who would presume to tell us what we can and cannot know. As the walls collapse around the few remaining information gates and we barbarians bypass them, gatekeeper gigs are becoming as rare as jobs for millennials with masters degrees in Feminist Interpretive Dance.
Now you media creeps are finding yourself ignored and irrelevant as America proceeds to do whatever the hell it pleases whether you like it or not. We don't need you; we can and will get our information by ourselves.
Israeli scientists stop breast cancer spread in mice
In breast cancer breakthrough, scientists discover targeted delivery of microRNAs to primary tumors blocks the movement of cancer beyond the breast.
An Israeli leftist to J Street: Stop!
During one of my speaking events, a student raised her hand to ask a question. The young woman wanted to know what I thought about J-Street and other "left-wing" Jewish groups which criticize Israel, given that I myself am a leftist Israeli.
Assuming she was seeking an honest answer, I told her the truth; "I am very uneasy about their work…" I started, but she interrupted: "Well, I'm the head of the J Street club on my campus and what you don't understand is that we see Israel as our younger sister. We want our younger sister to be better — we love her and care about her."
Disappointed by her lack of interest in dialogue, and offended by her analogy, I replied: "So according to you, if I love my younger sister, I need to go around the United States and tell everyone how bad she is? How she doesn't know what's good for her? How we must collectively pressure her? And if I truly love my sister, I should tell my parents to cut her off financially? I should publicize her every mistake and defame her on every platform I can? Or if I really care, should I instead work together with her?"
Canadian tech company Netsweeper helped Bahrain censor websites, says report
Canadian technology company Netsweeper helped the Bahraini government block opposition party websites, various news websites and content critical of Islam, according to a new report by the Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs.
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Arab-Israeli party suspected of multimillion-shekel fraud
Israeli police on Sunday arrested more than 20 activists and members of the Arab Israeli party Balad, saying an investigation revealed that the party had concealed the origin of millions of shekels in donations.
Leading BDS activist: Move Israel to Germany
Click on the image of the hideous POS
IDF Iron Dome systems intercepted a rocket fired at the Israeli Golan Heights on Saturday afternoon.
4 psycho pali terror attacks in one day
Here's one stabby savage no longer taking up space in the world. Click here for the rest.
Today in the longest occupation evah
Experts are thrilled to reveal the mosaic that was discovered on the floor of the fifth-century synagogue in Huqoq. "The quality of the mosaic is extraordinary, the fact that it may depict a meeting between Alexander the Great and the Jewish high priest is also amazing," Excavation Director and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Professor Jodi Magness told Fox News Monday.
The purported Alexander the Great mosaic is the first non-biblical story ever found decorating an ancient synagogue.
Congress Investigating Jew hatin' Obama Admin-Funded Campaign to Unseat Israeli PM
Congress on Friday launched a wide-ranging probe into a secret Obama administration-funded campaign to unseat Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to information exclusively obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
The probe comes on the heels of an internal government report determining that the State Department provided hundreds of thousands to an organization that plotted to unseat Netanyahu in the country's 2015 election.
Obama administration officials were found to have deleted emails from State Department accounts containing information about its relationship with OneVoice, the non-profit group that led the effort.
OneVoice, which was awarded $465,000 in U.S. grants through 2014, has been under congressional investigation since 2015, when it was first accused of funneling some of that money to partisan political groups looking to unseat Netanyahu. This type of behavior by non-profit groups is prohibited under U.S. tax law.
York University staff member fired for "anti-Semitic" posts
Following an investigation into "anti-Semitic" posts, a long-time laboratory technologist at the Department of Physics and Astronomy at York University was fired from his position, CIJnews learned.
In a letter from the Office of the Dean, Faculty of Science at York University which was obtained by CIJnews, Nikolaos Balaskas was terminated for cause effective September 14, 2016 because of "continued conduct, actions and behaviours" which are "unacceptable and inconsistent with your obligations and responsibilities as an employee of York University".
In some of his posts, Balaskas accused American-Israeli dual citizens of divided loyalties, called Jews "followers of the Evil One" and claimed that "Zionists" committed the 9/11 attacks.
Birtherism: Where it all began
That theory first emerged in the spring of 2008, as Clinton supporters circulated an anonymous email questioning Obama's citizenship.
"Barack Obama's mother was living in Kenya with his Arab-African father late in her pregnancy. She was not allowed to travel by plane then, so Barack Obama was born there and his mother then took him to Hawaii to register his birth," asserted one chain email that surfaced on the urban legend site Snopes.com in April 2008.
Venezuela's President Tells His Starving People: My 'Diet Gets You Hard, You Don't Need Viagra!'
During a broadcast this weekend promoting new socialist food distribution policies, Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro jokingly referenced a popular nickname for the nation's dire food shortages, telling a crowd, "Maduro's diet gets you hard – no need for Viagra!"
The FBI has been utterly corrupted
Enjoy watching Mr. Herring get destroyed by a couple of sharks
Don't Worry, Hillary Clinton Will Power Through
Jewish enemies of Israel to be spotlighted at upcoming lecture
For the first time, Jewish individuals and organizations hostile to Israel will be the focus of a panel discussion, September 22 at Beth David Synagogue in Toronto.
Linguists Abandon Noam Chomsky's 'Universal Grammar' Theory
Evil AND wrong
Murderer of 6 is Fatah's candidate for Hebron City Council
"The number 2 candidate on the Fatah Movement list in the Hebron City Council elections – hero of the Daboya operation (i.e., Beit Hadassah terror attack, 6 murdered) Tayseer Abu Sneineh – one of the heroes of the Daboya operation on May 2, 1980."
Scientist names newly discovered parasite after Obama
Meet Baracktrema obamai, a tiny parasitic flatworm that lives in turtles' blood. A new study officially names the 2-inch, hair-thin creature after Obama.
UN Watch Canada is now a recognized Canadian charitable organization
Posted on September 8, 2016 in Uncategorized
Psycho anti-zionist Jews
Preet Bharara, United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, William F. Sweeney Jr., the Assistant Director-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation ("FBI"), and William J. Bratton, Commissioner of the New York City Police Department ("NYPD"), announced the filing of a federal criminal complaint charging Shimen Liebowitz and Aharon Goldberg with conspiring to kidnap and murder an individual in order to obtain a religious divorce for that individual's wife.
Vote on letting 9/11 families sue Saudis expected before anniversary
In advance of the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on America, the House of Representatives will soon vote on a bill that will allow victims' families to sue state funders of terrorists.
"I can confirm there will be a vote on JASTA legislation," Ashlee Strong, spokesperson for House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., told McClatchy. The decision that the House would vote on the bill was first reported by Politico. House leadership had been weighing whether to proceed with a quick vote or to go through the regular legislative channels, which would have meant a vote first by the House Judiciary Committee.
The Senate unanimously approved the bill, the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, last May and 9/11 family members, including Texas resident Marge Mathers, whose husband died in the North Tower of the World Trade Center, have mounted a campaign to get a bill passed by the House and Senate and to the president's desk by the 15th anniversary on Sunday.
The White House has said that it will veto the bill out of concern for state sovereignty and that there would be retaliation against American citizens by other countries. The legislation is aimed at the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia because 15 of the 19 hijackers of the four planes were Saudis. The recent release of the classified so-called "28 pages" of a congressional report that showed connections between the hijackers and the Saudis generated additional momentum behind the legislation.
School boards must provide free before and after school babysitting services starting Sept. 2017
Starting in September 2017, schools will have to provide before and after school care for students up to the age of 12, according to Associate Minister of Education Indira Naidoo-Harris.
Naidoo-Harris, who focuses on early years education and child care, said her goal is to increase access to child care programs.
"That's why we're making it mandatory starting September 1, 2017 for school boards to provide before and after school programs for all children between the ages of four and 12," she said in a statement emailed to CBC News.
Archeologists from the Jerusalem-based Temple Mount Sifting Project unveiled Tuesday a restored floor of painted tiles that experts believe dates to the Herodian era (37 to 4 BCE). Experts believe the floor may have been part of the courtyard of the Second Temple.
Kapos wonder if they should leave Israel
She could be bleeding from the eyes and the media still wouldn't be curious. Seriously, what the hell?
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