In regards to being paralyzed, having dyserflexia is the scariest moment because your life is literally in someone elseâs hands (if you're like me and have hands that don't work) and itâs just a matter of problem solving - trying to define the issue and then resolve it before one comes close to having a stroke.
A cagoule, cagoul, kagoule or kagool (from the French cagoule meaning balaclava) is the British English term for a lightweight (usually without lining), weatherproof raincoat or anorak with a hood, which often comes in knee-length. The Canadian English equivalent is windbreaker or K-Way.
The agogo (or agogo bell) is an instrument of African origin (called gankogui, from Ewe ethnic group, Ghana). The agogo is presenting as a bell in conical shaped or truncated cone, in chromed or painted steel, usually in two or even three or four, linked together by a steel bent and welded stem. The agogo is one of the rare melodic instruments of the batucada with high pitched tones. The agogo player uses a stick to hit the bells, but can also use the clashing of bells between them by pressing with the carrier hand to fill the rests (with mixed sticking ).