This essay begins with the formation of solidarities among women's movements in Turkey during the period of the peace process. It focuses on events that took place between March 8, 2013, the beginning of the peace process, and March 8, 2017, when women activists in Turkey joined the International Women's Strike. Despite the collapse of the peace process and the resumption of war in the summer of 2015, women activists continued to struggle under the Turkish government's emergency regime. This essay addresses the ways in which the peace process and its termination affected relations among activist women, both Kurdish and non-Kurdish, as they have sought to confront Turkey's "new" emergency regime. Many women's groups lost their institutional footing due to the emergency regime's forced closure of women's organizations and its arrest of numerous activists, parliamentarians, and co-mayors. In this context, the essay demonstrates, women are left with no choice but to strengthen their alliances and to radicalize their movements against the state's authoritarian regime.


Not valid for Deer, Elk, Turkey, or Bear.
Check out our local shopping scene - Lake Cumberland has something for just about everyone!
Love the area and want to explore? Take a day trip to one of the many scenic areas Lake Cumberland has to offer like Big South Fork National River and Rec Area, Big South Fork Scenic Railway, or Cumberland Falls State Resort Park. If you're really feeling adventurous, try Mammoth Cave!
Explore the rich tradition and proud history of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. Prefer the lighter side of life? Experience one of Lake Cumberland's finest Lake Cumberland Winery or Cedar Creek Vineyards.
Experience fun for the whole family at SomerSplash Waterpark! Music fans will love a trip to Renfo Valley, Kentucky's Country Mustic Capital and home of the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame and Museum. If you're in the area enjoy a trip to the Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill or the delightful Amish and Minnonite Communities in Liberty, KY!


text:
Cap your style with a classic look from Pinkham Millinery
By Martha Calhoon 4/20/2010 at 2:00am Published in the May 2010 issue of Portland Monthly
Brown Peanut Straw Perch with vintage veiling ($1,225)
Image: David Lanthan Reamer,David Lanthan Reamer
FIND-IT!
DAYNA PINKHAM knows a thing or two about form, whether in the structure of a double helix or a debonair fedora. She was, after all, an aspiring biochemist when she met famed milliner John Eaton in 1982 and stumbled upon her calling. Within six weeks she had traded in her textbooks for hat blocks and become his private apprentice. More than 20 years later, Pinkham's mastery of the old-world art of hat-making is on display in her downtown boutique, Pinkham Millinery. Her elegant, hand-stitched hats have recently appeared in the pages of Italian Vogue, on the shelves at Barney's New York, and on the heads of such celebrities as Serena Williams.
Pinkham developed her keen eye for graceful silhouettes by re-creating hats pictured in old books and W magazine. Her years of careful study are evident today in her clean designs and their vintage élan: wide brims that dip with an air of mystery, coy cloches, and sculptural pieces of her own invention. "In the department stores, we've only seen the same six styles for the last 30 years," she says. "Unless you go to a milliner, you don't get a chance to try on other shapes."
This spring, Pinkham welcomes wedding season—and her 10th year in business—with a collection of lightweight pieces made of breathable sea grass, raffia, and parasisal. Designs meant to flatten easily in suitcases offer proof that sometimes the best kind of form can be as unstructured as a lazy summer day.
Meet Dayna Pinkham, Portland's World-Class Hatmaker
01/29/2019 By Eden Dawn
Your Crazy Idea for a Sock Design Could Become Reality
09/25/2018 By Allison Place
This Portland Jewelry Designer Won Over Cynthia Nixon
Straw Awe
You Can Now Wear a Reusable Stainless Steel Straw around Your Neck
08/23/2018 By Rebecca Jacobson

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Q: Get parent node id of DOM after HTML5 drag & drop I'm writing a page in which you can drag widgets from one div a to div b. I want to assign the id of the recipient div to a variable. my events are set up like this:
function allowDrop(ev) {
    ev.preventDefault();}

function drag(ev) {
    ev.dataTransfer.setData("text", ev.target.id);
}

function drop(ev) {
    ev.preventDefault();
    var data = ev.dataTransfer.getData("text");
    ev.target.appendChild(document.getElementById(data));
    var parentId;
    parentId = data.parentNode.id;
}

Any help would be great. Thanks

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Draw a Special Arts Card next. -15 to own Blast Arts cost for 20 timer counts. Requirements: 5 timer counts must elapse.
Deals major Impact damage. Inflicts enemy with Attribute Downgrade "+15% to Blast Damage Received" for 15 timer counts on hit.
Restores own health by 10% and +20% to damage inflicted for 20 timer counts. 1-4 of the following effects will also occur randomly. Draw a Special Arts Card next. +20% to Blast damage inflicted for 20 timer counts. +20% to own Ki Recovery for 20 timer counts. +50% to own Vanishing Gauge Recovery for 10 timer counts.
+19% to "Element: PUR" base Strike Attack and Defense during battle.
+24% to "Element: PUR" base Strike Attack and Defense during battle.
+28% to "Element: PUR" base Strike Attack and Defense during battle.


text:
National Interest
China Plus
German scientists help paralysed mice walk again
Death toll rises to 21 in 2 suicide bombings in Iraq's capital: source
Turkey's Erdogan says US will not impose sanctions over Russian missile deal
Trump appeals US judge's border wall funding ruling
Biden tries to limit the damage from debate blow
Trump says not hostile towards China
40 tons of fishing nets retrieved in Pacific Ocean cleanup
'Impeachment is totally wrong,' flies against Biden's unity message: McCarthy
House Oversight Dems demand FBI probe of Parler's role as 'potential facilitator' of violence in Capitol riot
Capitol Police still investigating claims of Capitol 'reconnaissance' tours
Trump is open to more coronavirus stimulus, but not Democrats' plan: White House
Pompeo, Esper, Barr announce authorization of sanctions against International Criminal Court officials
'Guesses upon guesses': Polls fall short again in 2020, raising red flags for future contests
China's Communist Party targets Chinese abroad to rally support
Peyton, Ashley Manning donate hundreds of meals to Tennessee hospital
Value of China's top 200 brands hits record high in 2020
China eyes more FTAs
CEC launches new brand to boost digital finance
Futures lower as China virus outbreak, growth worries sour mood
Shenzhen boosts mask production
Wall St drops on Trump's China trade comments, economic worries
Disney shares drop as company delays reopening of California Disneyland
James Murdoch resigns from the board of News Corp, citing 'disagreements over certain editorial content'
Follow the leader: Ice queen Alina Zagitova edges past Evgenia Medvedeva to become Russia's most popular Instagram figure skater
What was it like as Premier League fans returned?
Walker blames the media for his repeated lockdown breaches
'Good to see they're in touch': Fury at football boss as his stunning Russian wife flaunts $182k Bentley despite club money woes
Hodgson hails Lampard after 'meeting mandate' at Chelsea
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta tests positive for coronavirus
Nuclear Weapons Can't Stop a Russian Invasion of the Baltics
Ghost Force: The U.S. Army Wants Radar-Proof Uniforms
Russia's New Military Strategy is Less Numbers, More Technology
Lasers are Bringing Army Missile Defense Into the Future
The Secret to Making the F-35 Stealth Fighter a Success
5 Lessons The First Gulf War Has To Teach Us
Fuel Up: Extra Amphibious Ships Could Become Floating Gas Stations
History What-If: Could Hitler Have Won Without Fighting France and Britain?
China's Assault Carrier is Starting Sea Trials
Imperial Japan Was Betting On Its 'Super' Yamatos Battleships To Defeat America
NC police chief describes moment officers knelt with protesters: 'It is part of building trust'
The post has been shared by	0 people.
Here's What You Need To Remember: Had the war not come, Japan would have bankrupt itself spending on these massive ships. Japan lacked the industrial capacity to compete with the United States; indeed, even if it had managed to seize and keep wide swaths of East Asia, it could not have matched U.S. industrial production for decades. The United States would have responded to Japanese construction with even larger, more deadly ships, and of course eventually with submarines, aircraft and guided missiles.
In January 1936 Japan announced its intention to withdraw from the London Naval Treaty, accusing both the United States and the United Kingdom of negotiating in bad faith. The Japanese sought formal equality in naval construction limits, something that the Western powers would not give. In the wake of this withdrawal, Japanese battleship architects threw themselves into the design of new vessels. The first class to emerge were the 18.1-inch-gun-carrying Yamatos, the largest battleships ever constructed. However, the Yamatos were by no means the end of Japanese ambitions. The Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) planned to build another, larger class of super battleships, and had vague plans for even larger ships to succeed that class. War interceded, but had Japan carried out its plans it might have deployed monster battleships nearly as large as supercarriers into the Pacific.
"Super" Yamatos
The A-150 class would have superseded the Yamatos, building on experience with that class to produce a more formidable, flexible fighting unit. Along with the Yamatos, these ships were expected to provide the IJN with an unbeatable battle line to protect its Pacific possessions, along with newly acquired territories in Southeast Asia and China.
The A-150s would theoretically have carried six 510-millimeter (twenty-inch) guns in three twin turrets, although if problems had developed in the construction of that gun they could have carried the same main armament as the Yamatos. The 510-millimeter guns would have wreaked havoc on any existing (or planned) American or British battleships, but would also have caused substantial blast issues for the more delicate parts of the ship. The A-150s would have carried heavier armor than their smaller cousins, more than sufficient to protect from the heaviest weapons in the American or British arsenals. The secondary armament would have included a substantial number of 3.9-inch dual-purpose guns, a relatively small caliber suggesting that the A-150s may have relied on support vessels to protect them from enemy cruisers and destroyers.
Design compromises limited the effectiveness of the Yamatos by reducing their speed and range; they could not keep up with the fastest IJN carriers, and burned too much fuel for economic employment in campaigns such as Guadalcanal. The A-150s would likely have been somewhat faster (thirty knots) than the Yamatos, with a longer range more suitable for missions deep into the Pacific.
The construction of the Yamatos challenged the capacity of the Japanese steel and shipbuilding industries, and the A-150s would have strained them even more. For example, producing the armor plate necessary to protect a battleship against twenty-inch guns was simply beyond Japan's industrial capacity, and would have required serious compromises. Moreover, the IJN would have struggled to surround the A150s with support units. While the USN committed to building an enormous number of heavy cruisers, light cruisers and aircraft carriers in addition to the battleship fleet, Japan completed only a small handful of these ships during the war.
Little is known about the successors to the A-150 class, which would have been larger, faster and more heavily armed. Potentially displacing a hundred thousand tons, and carrying eight twenty-inch guns in four twin turrets, even the contemplation of such ships would have required a serious revision of economic realities in East Asia. In any case, the changes in naval technology that rendered the battleship obsolete likely would have become obvious before any of these monsters had entered service.
Strategic and Economic Folly
Japan ordered two A-150 battleships in the 1942 construction program. The first would have succeeded HIJMS Shinano on the dock; the second, the never named fourth sister of the Yamato class. However, wartime demands for smaller ships (and eventually for aircraft carriers) meant that neither ship was ever laid down.
But the war only exposed underlying economic realities; it did not forge them. Japan barely had the industrial capacity to build the initial Yamatos, along with all of the support ships that the battlefleet would require. This is the dirty little secret of the entire Washington Naval Treaty system; the United Kingdom could outpace Japanese construction by a wide margin, and the United States could outpace both combined, if it decided to do so. The treaty system prevented an arms race that Japan could not possibly have won, whether in 1921 or in 1937. Japan's GDP at the beginning of World War II was a bit over half that of Britain's, and less than a quarter that of the United States.
Japan's naval success at the beginning of the Pacific War happened because of the treaties, not despite them. The IJN played a poor hand very well, but in any kind of extended naval competition against the United States, the UK, or a combination of the two, it could not win. Upon discovering the existence of these ships, the United States would have begun to construct even larger battleships, as well as other means of sinking large battleships. Indeed, in 1952 the United States laid down USS Forrestal, the first of a class of four aircraft carriers substantially larger than the A-150 class battleships.
Had the war not come, Japan would have bankrupt itself spending on these massive ships. Japan lacked the industrial capacity to compete with the United States; indeed, even if it had managed to seize and keep wide swaths of East Asia, it could not have matched U.S. industrial production for decades. The United States would have responded to Japanese construction with even larger, more deadly ships, and of course eventually with submarines, aircraft and guided missiles.
Warships are (imperfect) reflections of existing economic realities. Timing, technology and grand strategy matter, but in raw competition involving mature technologies, superior economic strength will eventually prevail. The Japanese economy would eventually become competitive with that of the UK, and even the United States, but this would only happen in context of an open trading system with access to the European and American markets. No battleship could carry guns large enough to bring that outcome about.
Robert Farley, a frequent contributor to TNI, is author of The Battleship Book. He serves as a Senior Lecturer at the Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce at the University of Kentucky. His work includes military doctrine, national security, and maritime affairs. He blogs at Lawyers, Guns and Money and Information Dissemination and The Diplomat. This article first appeared several years ago.
This piece has been updated since publication.
Image: Wikipedia.
Original source: National Interest
Russian defense minister offers US counterpart to pool efforts to fight coronavirus
MOSCOW, June 2./TASS/. In a phone call with US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu suggested that the two countries pool efforts in fight against the coronavirus pandemic, the Russian Defense Ministry reported on Tuesday. According…
Russia's Mach 2.0 MiG-21 "Fishbed" Could Serve for 100 Years (Maybe)
Here's What You Need To Remember: Few of the Fishbeds in service today bear much resemblance to the fighter that rolled off the line in 1959. They carry different, far more sophisticated weapons, including the R-60 AAM, the Magic 2 and…
Why Everyone Respects South Korea's Awesome F-15K Fighter Jet
Key Point: Seoul's special made-to-order F-15K has the ability to destroy enemy nuclear sites and command posts. In other words, it is the perfect weapon to kill off another country's leadership. On September 13, 2017 the Republic of Korea Air Force…
How The Inaccurate MAC-10 Submachine Gun Became A Movie Star
Here's What You Need To Remember: The main problem with the MAC-10 is that it isn't accurate at all. It has an effective range of only 50 yards or. By comparison, the M-16 boasts an effective range of no less than 500 yards, 10 times that…
DW | Live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvqKZHpKs-g
Euronews | Live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xrJy-1_qS4
NBC News | Live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yF4yuYsOgUk
RT | Live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvCSr7qzAAM
Al Jazeera | Live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EppLNonncc
Fox Business | Live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mbwjG3jqfY
Sky News | Live
France 24 | Live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_k83pJBRwI
Archives Select Month January 2021 (16568) December 2020 (20923) November 2020 (19992) October 2020 (20432) September 2020 (21615) August 2020 (24369) July 2020 (31502) June 2020 (28530) May 2020 (27156) April 2020 (26906) March 2020 (26196) February 2020 (20881) January 2020 (15346) December 2019 (5688) November 2019 (1319) October 2019 (82) September 2019 (30) August 2019 (620) July 2019 (2050) June 2019 (279) May 2019 (13) April 2019 (18) March 2019 (9) February 2019 (8) January 2019 (11) December 2018 (8) November 2018 (6) October 2018 (10) September 2018 (3) August 2018 (8) July 2018 (15) June 2018 (9) May 2018 (14) April 2018 (23) March 2018 (30) February 2018 (19) January 2018 (22) December 2017 (10) November 2017 (25) October 2017 (15) September 2017 (18) August 2017 (9) July 2017 (12) June 2017 (9) May 2017 (9) April 2017 (18) March 2017 (11) February 2017 (11) January 2017 (11) December 2016 (16) November 2016 (10) October 2016 (10) September 2016 (14) August 2016 (12) July 2016 (11) June 2016 (21) May 2016 (14) April 2016 (14) March 2016 (5) February 2016 (5) January 2016 (6) December 2015 (9) November 2015 (9) October 2015 (12) September 2015 (15) August 2015 (18) July 2015 (22) June 2015 (14) May 2015 (7) April 2015 (9) March 2015 (7) February 2015 (5) January 2015 (9) December 2014 (10) November 2014 (5) October 2014 (7) September 2014 (7) August 2014 (6) July 2014 (4) June 2014 (3) May 2014 (3) April 2014 (1) December 2012 (1) September 2012 (1) October 2010 (1) April 2006 (1)
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy discusses former President Trump's role in…
Fox News contributor Mike Huckabee reacts to the Capitol riots and Twitter censorship.…
An independent consulting firm has completed its review into reports of a toxic…
Copyright © 2020 TheTop10News.
External links are provided for reference purposes. TheTop10News is not responsible for the content of external Internet sites.


Skimping on features just isn't our style. That's why Elixir 7 combines the proven precision and feel of the Elixir line, bringing to the table many of the features found in Elixir 9.
These include next-generation TaperBore technology, HS1 rotors, and a revamped port system that makes Elixir 7 a snap to bleed.
DOT 5.1: Heat is an enemy of any brake system, so advancements in heat management mean advancements in your ride. You see, we found that in our systems DOT 5.1 takes almost 3 times longer to boil than DOT 4, thus allowing flawless fade-free performance in even more extreme conditions.
Intergrated Reservoir: With TaperBore Technology™ we've integrated the reservoir and master cylinder on our hydraulic disc-brake levers to create a super-sleek (and even lighter) lever design.
MatchMaker Compatible: Save weight and clutter on the bar with MatchMaker. This system holds AVID® levers, a number of SRAM triggers and the RockShox PushLoc control—all with one tidy, light clamp.
Power Reserve Geometry: At the end of the day, a brake lever simply multiples the force your hand generates (just like the nut cracker). Avid's Power Reserve Geometry™ represents a way of thinking about the physics of leverage and your hand's comfort. This philosophy is fundamentally different than others in the business of brakes. Due to pivot placement, physics dictates that with other brake levers your fingers tend to slip off the ends as you pull. Avid is different. We designed our levers with the pivot closer to the handlebar, in fact, closer than anyone else in the industry. The resulting lever movement has less inward travel, an arc that's closer to your fingers' natural motion and delivers more force to the brake. The cool part is, every Avid lever has it.
Tool-Free Reach Adjust: All the adjustability of our Reach Adjust without having to dig into your tools. Bring your levers in or dial them out—a few turns are all it takes with Tool-Free Reach Adjust.
Tri-Align™ Caliper Positioning System™: Another original Avid technology making your life better—there's never been an easier brake to install and adjust. With Avid's Tri-Align™Caliper Positioning System™, aligning the caliper to the rotor literally takes seconds. Just loosen the CPS™ bolts a little, and then squeeze the brake lever while re-tightening the bolts. Perfect caliper alignment- just like that.


text:
Top 38 Best Tom Hardy Movies of All Time
Tom Hardy is one of the best actors right now. Following method acting, Hardy has adapted to a wide range of characters throughout his career.
He's currently going through some kind of popularity burst thanks to the Venom movies, but let me tell you that his filmography is far richer and you'll be surprised to know which movies and TV shows he's part of.
Let's take a look at Tom Hardy's films and TV series and where you can watch them in the streaming realm.
What do you need to watch all these movies?
Sadly, not all Tom Hardy movies are in a single streaming service, but they're scattered through different platforms available around the world.
It's likely you aren't subscribed to all these services or you don't live in the countries where the movies and shows are available.
However, there is a solution to access them all, and the answer is a VPN app.
With a VPN, you can choose the country to where you want to connect to the internet and access streaming services that are only in a few countries.
My recommendation is ExpressVPN, which happens to be the best in the market right now because they offer the fastest speed connections, they have apps for all devices, and also a guarantee of getting your money back after 30 days of using the service.
You can also take a look at NordVPN and Surfshark if you want more options. The choice is yours.
Grab one of the VPN apps above, connect to the country listed for the movie or show you want to watch and enjoy watching where you are.
How to watch all these movies
Depending on the service you want to access and the region you are, you may take a look at our detailed guides on our websites:
How to watch HBO Max outside the US
How to watch Binge outside Australia
How to watch Stan outside Australia
How to watch American Netflix in any country
How to watch Canadian Netflix outside Canada
How to watch American Amazon Prime anywhere
How to watch Hulu outside the US
How to watch Paramount Plus in any country
How to watch Brit Box outside the US & Canada
How to watch Vudu outside the US
How to unlock and watch Mubi movies anywhere
How to watch Peacock TV outside the US
How to stream Star on Disney+ from the US
1. Band of Brothers (2001)
Available on HBO Max (Latin America, the US), Binge (Australia)
An original HBO war miniseries co-produced by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg based on the non-fiction book of the same name written by Stephen E. Ambrose.
It follows the history of "Easy" Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, of the 101st Airborne Division, from its beginning in the US, their missions in Europe, and their final participation at the end of WWII.
This is the first acting role by Tom Hardy, and although it's a minor one by appearing only in two episodes, the series is worth a binge.
2. Black Hawk Down (2001)
Available on HBO Max (the US), Netflix (Latin America, Canada, and other countries), Paramount+ (Latin America), Stan (Australia)
This war movie, produced and directed by Ridley Scott, has an ensemble cast composed of Josh Hartnett, Ewan McGregor, Eric Bana, Tom Sizemore, William Fichtner, Sam Shepard, Jeremy Piven and Tom Hardy in his film debuting role.
The film is based on actual events depicted in the non-fiction book of the same name by Mark Bowden about a military conflict in 1993 during the civil war in Somalia.
3. Deserter (2002)
Available on Prime Video (the US), IMDb TV (the UK)
Also known as Legion of Honor, the film is based on the true story of Simon Murray (Paul Fox), who joins the French Foreign Legion following his dreams of honour.
In the heat of the war in North Africa, he will face his comrade Pascal Dupont (Tom Hardy), who is ready to desert everything except himself.
4. Star Trek: Nemesis (2002)
Available on Stan (Australia), Hulu (the US), Paramount+ (the US)
Star Trek: Nemesis is the tenth film in the Star Trek franchise and the fourth and final starring The Next Generation.
The crew of the USS Enterprise-E must fight a clone of Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) named Shinzon (Tom Hardy), who is threatening the United Federation of Planets.
5. Layer Cake (2004)
Available on Netflix (Belgium, Canada, Greece, Israel, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, the US)
Based on the novel of the same name written by J. J. Conolly, and adapted for the big screen by Conolly himself, the story follows XXXX (Daniel Craig), a London-based criminal and cocaine dealer who is about to retire from the business but first he must complete two complex tasks from his boss.
6. Gideon's Daughter (2005)
Available on Britbox (the US, Canada)
This film is the second one of two linked BBC television dramas written and directed by Stephen Poliakoff.
Gideon is a publicist who recently has lost his wife and his daughter is taking distance from him. In the wake of her leaving for South America to do some volunteer work, he tries to reach her before it's too late.
7. The Virgin Queen (2006)
Available on Prime Video (Latin America, Spain)
This TV miniseries covers the life of Queen Elizabeth I (Anne-Marie Duff) since she's a young princess until her death.
The story focused both on her public and private life. It also explores Elizabeth's ambiguous relationship with Robert Dudley (Tom Hardy), 1st Earl of Leicester.
8. Minotaur (2006)
Action, Adventure, Fantasy – 93 min. – Available on Vudu (the US), Prime Video (Canada, the UK)
Set in the Iron Age, a lonely village is threatened year by year by a monster that demands the sacrifice of the youths.
Theo, who doesn't believe the Minotaur is real, is blinded by rage and revenge after losing his beloved. Convinced that his girlfriend is still alive, he leads a group of youths to defeat the beast.
9. Marie Antoinette (2006)
Biography, Drama, History – 123 min.
Available on HBO Max (Latin America, Spain), Netflix (Australia, Czech Republic, Hungary, India, Italy, Poland, South Korea), Mubi (France)
This biopic about the infamous queen of France was written and directed by Sophia Coppola.
With Kirsten Dunst as the titular main character, the film explores Marie Antoniette's life since she was sent to France when she was 14 years old until she's taken out of Versailles during the French Revolution.
Tom Hardy has a minor participation, but the film is worth watching as a great production depicting one of the most infamous periods in European history.
10. Scenes of a Sexual Nature (2006)
Comedy, Drama, Romance – 91 min.
Available on Prime Video (Australia, Canada, France, the US, the UK)
Set in an afternoon in Hampstead Heath, London, the film follows seven couples dealing with sex and love from different approaches.
The ensemble cast features Holly Aird, Eileen Atkins, Hugh Bonneville, Tom Hardy, Douglas Hodge, Adrian Lester, Andrew Lincoln, Ewan McGregor, Sophie Okonedo, among others.
11. Flood (2007)
Action, Drama, Thriller – 210 min.
Available on Prime Video (Latin America, Australia, Canada, the UK)
When a strong storm is combined with the spring tide, London is imminently facing a flood that could devastate the whole city.
Based on the novel of the same name by Richard Doyle, the film features Robert Carlyle, Jessalyn Gilsig, David Suchet, Tom Courtenay, and Tom Hardy.
12. Waz (2007)
Crime, Drama, Horror – 104 min.
Available on Prime Video (Spain, the UK)
Also known as The Killing Gene in the US, the film follows detective Eddie Argo (Stellan Skarsgård) and his new partner Helen Westcott (Melissa George) as they try to solve the case of a serial killer whose victims are found with the Price Equation carved into their fleshes.
13. Stuart: A Life Backwards (2007)
Biography, Drama – 92 min.
This TV movie is a joint production between the BBC and HBO, and it's based on the book of the same name by Alexander Masters.
The story is the biography of Alexander's friend Stuart, a troubled homeless, drug addict, and criminal whose life was affected by a traumatic event in his childhood. Alexander Masters is played by Benedict Cumberbatch and Stuart by Tom Hardy.
14. Oliver Twist (2007)
Drama – 5 episodes – Available on Britbox (Australia, Canada, the US), Hulu (the US)
A TV miniseries originally broadcasted on BBC1 adapting the famous novel by Charles Dickens about an orphan named Oliver Twist and his adventures in Victorian London.
15. Sucker Punch (2011)
Action, Adventure, Fantasy – 110 min.
Available on Hulu (the US), HBO Max (Latin America, Spain), Netflix (Israel, Italy, South Africa, Switzerland, the UK)
Written and directed by Zach Snyder (Batman vs Superman), Sucker Punch is a mixture of music, great visual effects and action that follows a young woman, Babydoll, who has been locked away in a mental asylum by her abusive stepfather.
There, to escape from the suffering of such a bleak place, she imagines herself and her inmates as mighty warriors while they plan to escape.
16. RocknRolla (2008)
Action, Crime, Suspense – 114 min.
Available on HBO Max (Latin America) Paramount+ (Australia), Netflix (Australia, Canada, Italy, Japan, South Africa, Switzerland, the UK)
Written and directed by Guy Ritchie, the film reunites an ensemble cast featuring Gerard Butler, Tom Wilkinson, Thandiwe Newton, Mark Strong, Idris Elba, Tom Hardy, Gemma Arterton and Toby Kebbell.
When a billionaire real estate scam leaves millions of pounds available to those who are there to take advantage, the worst of the London criminal world will race each other to put their hands on it.
17. Bronson (2008)
Action, Biography, Crime – 92 min. – Available on Prime Video (the UK, France), Stan (Australia), Vudu (the US)
Based on the life of Michael Petersen, later known as Charles Bronson and considered Britain's most violent criminal as being responsible for several cases of hostage-taking while he was in prison.
Due to his violent character and behaviour, he was put in isolation several times, contributing to his increasing mental issues. Tom Hardy plays the titular character.
18. Thick as Thieves (2009)
Available on Peacock TV (the US), Vudu (the US)
Also known as The Code, the film is a heist action thriller directed by Mimi Leder (Deep Impact) and is a joint production between the US and Germany.
Veteran thief Keith Ripley (Morgan Freeman) recruits Gabriel Martin (Antonio Banderas), a younger criminal, to help him in his final job to pay his debt with the Russian Mafia.
19. Wuthering Heights (2009)
Drama, Romance – 144 min.
Available on Britbox (the UK, Canada, the US)
This adaptation of the classic novel of the same name by Emilie Brontë was conceived as a two-part miniseries for ITV.
The story follows the tragic and destructive love relationship between Heathcliff (Tom Hardy) and Catherine Earnshaw (Charlotte Riley) and how their dark passion affects everyone around them.
20. Inception (2010)
Available on Netflix (Canada, the US, France, among others), Prime Video (Latin America), HBO Max (Latin America, Spain, the US)
Perhaps Eames was the character that put Tom Hardy in the spotlight and gave him the credit he deserved as a great actor.
However, Inception is one of the best sci-fi movies and Christopher Nolan being its writer and director is not a minor fact. A burglar who steals corporate secrets using a technology that allows access to dreams is hired to implant an idea on the CEO of a big company.
21. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011)
Drama, Mystery – Suspense – 122 min.
Available on HBO Max (the US), Prime Video (Canada), Netflix (the UK), Britbox (the UK)
Set during the Cold War, spiced spy George Smiley (Gary Oldman) is forced to put on hold his retirement to look for a Soviet mole in MI6.
22. Warrior (2011)
Action, Drama, Sports – 140 min.
Available on Peacock TV (the US), Netflix (Canada, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Thailand, United Kingdom)
Two estranged brothers meet again in a mixed martial arts tournament where they come to terms with their lives.
23. This Means War (2012)
Action, Comedy, Romance – 103 min.
Available on Disney+, Star+ (Latin America), IMDbTV Amazon Prime Channel (the US), Netflix (South Korea)
Two CIA agents face each other once they discover they're dating the same woman. The main cast is composed of Tom Hardy, Chris Pine, and Reese Witherspoon.
24. Lawless (2012)
Biography, Crime, Drama – 116 min.
Available on Netflix (Canada, Czech Republic, Slovakia, the UK, the US), Prime Video (Latin America, France, Germany), Stan (Australia)
Based on Matt Bondurant's historical novel The Wettest County in the World (2008), the film is set during the big depression. It follows the violent conflict between the three rum-running brothers and a cruel deputy and his men.
25. The Dark Knight Rises (2012)
Action, Crime – 164 min.
Available on Netflix (France, Germany, Japan, among others), HBO Max (Latin America, Spain, the US)
The third and last instalment of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy is based on the Dark Knight comics. Eight years after the events from the previous film, Batman, who is exiled, must return to save Gotham City from Bane.
26. Locke (2013)
Drama – 85 min.
Available on HBO Max (Latin America), Prime Video (France, Spain)
The film is a psychological drama with only one character on screen, Ivan Locke (Tom Hardy), as he's driving one night while making some phone calls and dealing with his job and a complicated turn in his life.
27. The Drop (2014)
Crime, Drama, Suspense – 106 min.
Available on Disney+, Star+ (Latin America), Netflix (Germany, Switzerland)
Directed by Belgian director Michaël R. Roskam, the film follows Bob (Tom Hardy), a barman who sees himself in the middle of an investigation when a bar in charge of the mafia where he used to work is robbed.
The cast is completed with Noomi Rapace and James Gandolfini in his last role before his death.
28. Child 44 (2015)
Crime, Drama, History – 137 min.
Available on HBO Max (the US), Prime Video (Canada)
Based on the thriller novel written by British author Tom Rob Smith, the story is loosely based on the case of Soviet serial killer Andrei Chikatilo during the Stalin era.
The ensemble cast is composed of Tom Hardy, Gary Oldman, and Noomi Rapace.
29. Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
Action, Drama, Sci-Fi – 120 min.
Available on Netflix (Australia, Latin America, Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Israel, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Russia, Turkey, and Ukraine), HBO Max (Latin America, Spain, the US), Binge (Australia), Stan (Australia)
George Miller brings back Mad Max again in this fourth instalment in the saga. This time Tom Hardy puts on the boots of the road warrior replacing Mel Gibson.
In a post-apocalyptic desert, a woman fights for her freedom and rebels against a tyrant with the help of a group of prisoners and a lonely road warrior named Max.
30. London Road (2015)
Musical, Mystery, Suspense – 91 min.
Available on Britbox (Canada, the US)
Based on the British musical of the same name, the story is based on the crimes of five prostitutes perpetrated by the serial killer Steve Wright.
The film stars Olivia Colman, Anita Dobson, and Tom Hardy. Also, with the participation of several cast members from the original musical.
31. Legend (2015)
Available on Netflix (the US, Canada, Italy, South Korea), Stan (Australia), Prime Video (the UK)
The film follows the lives of the Kray twins, both played by Tom Hardy that in the 60s terrorized London with their crime career until their imprisonment in 1969.
32. The Revenant (2015)
Action, Adventure, Drama – 156 min.
Available on Netflix (Globally), Prime Video (Latin America, Australia, the UK), Star+ (Latin America)
Based on the 2002 novel of the same name and directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu.
The Revenant is an epic western and historical film that follows Hugh Glass (Leonardo DiCaprio), a man who is part of a fur sellers expedition and tries to survive after almost being killed by a bear and left behind by his comrades.
33. Taboo – TV Series (2017)
Drama, Mystery, Suspense – 16 episodes
Available on Hulu (the US), Paramount+ (Australia), BBC iPlayer (the UK)
Taboo is a BBC television drama series created by Steven Knight, Tom Hardy, and his father, Chips Hardy, based on a story written by Tom and Chips Hardy.
James Delaney (Tom Hardy) is back in London in 1812 after being in Africa for 12 years.
He brings with him 14 stolen diamonds and attempts to rebuild the navy empire of his defunct father. But the government and his direct rival have other plans for him, including killing him.
34. Dunkirk (2017)
Action, Drama, History – 106 min.
Available on Netflix (Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, South Africa, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom), Prime Video (the UK), HBO Max (Latin America, the US)
Directed by Christopher Nolan, the film portrays the events of the evacuation of Dunkirk during WWII, where the allied soldiers were surrounded by the German troops.
35. Venom (2018)
Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi – 112 min.
Available on Netflix (Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Iceland, Israel, Mexico, Turkey), HBO Max (Spain)
Based on the Marvel comic character of the same name, Venom follows Eddie Rock (Tom Hardy), a freelance journalist who is in the middle of an investigation when his body is fused with a symbiotic alien life form.
36. Peaky Blinders (2014)
Crime, Drama – 36 episodes – 5 seasons
Available on Netflix (globally), Prime Video (France, Germany, Spain), BBC iPlayer (the UK)
A historical drama set in 1919 in Birmingham, England that follows the crime Shelby family focusing on Thomas Shelby (Cillian Murphy).
38. Capone (2020)
Biography, Crime, Drama – 103 min
Available on Prime Video (the US, Canada, France, Germany), Netflix (the UK)
After being in prison for 10 years, Al Capone starts to develop dementia and his mind battles between the present and his violent past.
Nowadays, Tom Hardy is one of the best actors. This British artist has conquered Hollywood with his talent and good looks.
If you're his fan or you're interested in knowing his filmography, this guide is for you, where you can find all his movies across different streaming platforms.
Since not all movies and not all platforms are available everywhere, you'll need the help of a VPN like ExpressVPN to access them all.
Simply download their app, connect to the relevant country above and enjoy streaming your favourite movies or TV shows.
Don't waste more time and get your ExpressVPN subscription, and don't miss their offer of 49% off!
Ready to binge Tom?
Is Snowdrop on Disney Plus?
How to watch Gossip Girl Reboot anywhere
How to watch The Girl Before anywhere
How to watch The Tourist in any country
How to watch The Weakest Link outside the UK
How to watch A Very British Scandal anywhere
How to watch Mrs Brown's Boys in any country
How to watch Walk the Line outside the UK
How to watch The Larkins outside the UK
How to watch Around the World in 80 Days anywhere
Is The Undoing on Netflix?
How to watch The Grand Tour anywhere
How to watch Vienna Blood outside the UK
How to watch Superman & Lois anywhere
How to watch Coronation Street outside the UK
How to watch Casualty outside the UK
How to watch The Outlaws outside the UK
Is Breeders on Disney Plus?
Is Criminal Minds on Disney Plus?
15 Amazing TV Shows you can watch for free on Vudu
10 Classic Old TV Series you can watch on Vudu
How to watch Silent Witness in any country
How to watch Married at First Sight UK anywhere
How to watch Vigil in any country
Is the X-Files on Disney Plus?
How to watch Grantchester outside the UK
How to watch The Voice Australia overseas
How to watch Professor T in any Country
How to watch Countdown in the US
How to watch The Pact outside the UK
How and where to watch Heroes anywhere
How to watch Big Brother outside Australia
How to watch Viewpoint outside the UK
How to watch Call the Midwife outside the UK
How to watch Grace in any country
How to watch the Line Of Duty in any country
How to watch the South Park Vaccination Special anywhere
How to watch Gogglebox UK in any country
How to watch Wife Swap Australia outside Australia
How to watch Sketchy Times in any country
How to watch The Drowning outside the UK
How to watch Dinosaurs on Disney+ outside the US
How to watch The Serpent in any country
How to watch Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists anywhere
How to watch Death in Paradise outside the UK
How to watch The Grand Tour: A Massive Hunt Anywhere
How to watch This Is Us Season 5 online anywhere
How to watch New Saved By The Bell in Any Country
How to watch SAS Australia in ANY country
How to watch Necessary Roughness online
How to watch Plate of Origin outside Australia
How to watch Little Mix: The Search anywhere
How to watch Ackley Bridge online anywhere
How to watch Rosehaven outside Australia
How to watch Harlots in ANY country
How to watch Hard Knocks: Los Angeles outside the US
How to watch Muppets Now Online Anywhere
How To Watch Brassic Free Online Anywhere
How to watch The Farmer Wants A Wife anywhere
How to watch Jurgen Klopp: Germany's Greatest Export anywhere
How to watch Canada's Drag Race anywhere
How to watch Tiger King What Really Went Down anywhere
How to watch Stargirl outside the USA without cable
Is Arrow available on Netflix?
How to watch Dawson's Creek online for free
How to watch the Great British Sewing Bee outside the UK
How to watch Normal People outside the UK
How to watch Noughts and Crosses anywhere
How to watch Friends Reunion outside the US
How to watch the Grammys overseas
How to watch Pooch Perfect outside Australia
How to watch The Mandalorian anywhere
How to watch The Great Canadian Baking Show overseas
The Witcher details before its Netflix release
How to Watch Batwoman in your Country
How to watch Bigg Boss outside India
Watch Harry & Meghan: An African Journey in the US and elsewhere
How to watch Secret Bridesmaids' Business outside Australia
How to watch The Real Dirty Dancing outside Australia
How to watch The Masked Singer Australia overseas
Stream the US presidential debates live anywhere
The Good Place recap before Season 4
How to watch The Proposal outside Australia
How to watch the Great British Bake Off outside the UK
How to watch Peaky Blinders Season 5 anywhere
How to watch Dog the Bounty Hunter anywhere
How to watch Australia's Got Talent abroad
How to watch The Handmaid's Tale without cable
Watch Poldark Season 5 anywhere in the world
How to watch Beecham House in America, India or elsewhere
How to watch Top Gear in Canada
How to watch Love Island in America easily
How to watch Top Gear UK in any country
How to watch Love Island UK abroad
How to watch Gentleman Jack without cable
How to watch Fleabag Season 2 in the US, Australia or Canada
How to watch Killing Eve Season 3 without cable
How to watch Bachelor in Paradise Australia overseas
How to watch MasterChef Australia overseas
8 Game of Thrones facts to know ahead of Season 8
Watch Game of Thrones Season 8 online in any country
Watch This Time with Alan Partridge outside the UK
How to watch Baptiste outside the UK
How to watch MKR outside Australia | 100% Beginner Verified
How to watch Masterchef UK outside the UK
How to watch the Brit Awards outside the UK
How to watch the BAFTAs online anywhere
How to watch CW TV outside the US
How to watch Dancing with the Stars Australia abroad
How to watch Home and Away outside Australia
How to watch the 2019 Golden Globes outside the US
How to watch Bloom outside Australia
How to watch Luther Season 5
Learn how to watch HBO in Australia
How to watch I'm a Celebrity AU outside Australia
How to watch The Midnight Gang outside the UK
How to watch Watership Down without Netflix
How to watch BBC Les Misérables online outside the UK
How to watch the BBC's Zog outside the UK
How to watch The Bi Life in America
How to watch DC Titans in Australia effortlessly
How to watch Bondi Rescue outside Australia
How to watch The Bachelorette outside Australia
How to watch Australian Survivor overseas
How to watch The Bachelor Australia overseas
How to watch Doctor Who online in any country
How to watch Match of the Day in the USA and elsewhere
How to watch the Oscars online free
How to watch the Eurovision Song Contest online


Develop valuable relationships with your peers in the industry that you can leverage throughout your career.
Learn how to effectively collaborate, get your voice heard, make sound decisions that propel you and your team forward.
Gain expertise in understanding what it takes to be a channel expert and how to bet position and develop yourself for success.
Register today for the September 13th, 1pm PST / 4pm EST session!
Theresa is an accomplished channel chief, consultant, speaker and author with over 20 years' experience building and managing multi-million-dollar indirect channel teams and strategic alliance programs from inception to sales success.
Prior to founding Achieve Unite, Theresa held senior executive Channel Chief roles at Extreme Networks, Ciena and Nortel. Theresa has received numerous IT industry channel accolades for her work including: 2014 CRN Top 50 Most Influential Channel Chiefs, 2013 CRN Top 10 Next Generation Channel Leaders, 2015 Golden Bridge Gold Award for Best Program Leader.


Once the police officer is at your window, he will likely have some questions for you. Here is the best way to proceed through this conversation without going to jail.
1. Don't be rude. Chances are, the officer is not having a good night; they rarely are. While you may think that acting indignant at even the thought of being pulled over can only prove your innocence, there is no "suspect was indignant" checkbox for the officer to fill out. Instead, the rudeness you show the officer will likely come back to you several folds. What might have just been a speeding ticket has now turned into a full investigation of where you've been, who you've been with, where you're going, if you are doing (or transporting) anything illegal.
2. Don't be too nice either. As mentioned here, you don't want to be too nice. Giving the officer permission to search your car is not a sign of your innocence and will not be used that way. Instead, it is used as just that, permission to search your car. Offering to blow into a portable breath testing (PBT) device is not an attempt to show your innocence and goodwill, it is just the collection of evidence.
3. Don't answer the question "Have you had anything to drink tonight" unless the answer is "No." Once again, back to the DUI checklist, there is a little box that says "Suspect admits to drinking alcohol". By answering anything other than "no" you are giving the officer more probable cause to continue the investigation and less room for your attorney to maneuver. The most common answer to this question is "I've had one or two beers". WRONG! Note, this is not what gets logged, its just a check next to the box that says "suspect admits to drinking alcohol".
4. Don't smoke once you get pulled over. No one likes getting smoke blown in their face, and you really want this officer to like you. Furthermore, courts have held that people use cigarettes to mask the smells of alcohol or narcotics, so by lighting up, you just gave the officer one more box to check in the probable cause column. The other thing to think about here, and in all stages of the investigation, is that you are probably on camera. Dashboard cameras have become the norm in jurisdictions around the country and can help you as well as hurt you. The anti-smoker bias is at an all-time high right now, and do you really want the jury who will see that video of you smoking to have one more reason to not like or trust you? In some jurors minds, being guilty of one thing means you are guilty of all things. Don't make that one thing being guilty of being a smoker.
5. Don't say more than you need to. Does "anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law" sound familiar? It's not just something said on tv, this is part of your Miranda warning. The thing is, anything you say prior to hearing these warnings can and will be used against you as well. Trying to explain why your speech is slurred only leads to more audio of your slurred speech on the video that the jury will see. Many people try to talk their way out of trouble, but in reality, are just digging the hole deeper for themselves.
If you have been arrested and/or charged with a DUI/DWI in Branson, Nixa, Ozark, Springfield, Greene County, Chrisitan County, Taney County, Stone County, or anywhere in the surrounding area of Southwest Missouri, please schedule a free consultation today by calling (417) 221-4113or by clicking "Contact Us" above.


text:
Samiksha Home
Samiksha Jaiswal (Editor)
I am a computer expert who loves a challenge. When I am not managing servers and fixing flaws, I write about it and other interesting things on various blogs.
Sussex Rugby Football Union
Updated on Mar 16, 2018
Sport Rugby Union
Number of teams 41
Website www.sussexrugby.co.uk
The Sussex Rugby Football Union is the society responsible for rugby union in the county of Sussex, England and is one of the constituent bodies of the national Rugby Football Union.
The Union is formed of 41 clubs from the towns and villages (and three universities) of Sussex and is run by a committee of representatives from all the affiliated clubs.
The first rugby club in Sussex was Brighton, formed in 1868. Following the formation of several other clubs in the 1880s, the Sussex Rugby Football Union was formed in 1883, several years prior to the national organisation of which it is now a constituent part, with the most recent members admitted in 2008.
The Union has 1 team in National League 2 South, 3 teams in London 1 South 1 in London 2 South West as well as 3 teams in London 2 South East and 4 teams in London 3 South East.
There are also 5 Sussex specific leagues in levels 9-12. sponsored by brewer Shepherd Neame, and named for their range of beers:
Sussex Spitfire 1
Sussex Canterbury Jack Intermediate
Sussex Oranjeboom 2 West
Sussex Asahi 2 East
Sussex Late Red 3
The Sussex Spitfire 1 league comes under the auspices of the London Division of the Rugby Football Union, but the lower four leagues are run entirely by the Sussex Union.
The Sussex Late Red 3 league is an amalgamation of the 'Sussex Late Red 3 West' and 'Sussex Bishops Finger 3 East' leagues, a change which was introduced for the 2014-2105 season.
In addition to leagues, they also run six knockout competitions at different levels, all called Sussex Spitfire and respectively the Trophy, Bowl, Shield, Vase, Plate and Salver.
1066 Conquerors Rugby Football Club
Barns Green Rugby Football Club
Bognor Rugby Football Club
Brighton Football Club (RFU)
Brighton & Hove Sea Serpents
Burgess Hill Rugby Football Club
Chichester Rugby Football Club
Cinque Ports Rugby Football Club
Crawley Rugby Football Club
Crowborough Rugby Football Club
Ditchling Rugby Football Club
Eastbourne Rugby Football Club
Eastbourne Stags Rugby Football Club
East Grinstead Rugby Football Club
Hastings and Bexhill Rugby Football Club
Haywards Heath Rugby Football Club
Heathfield and Waldron Rugby Football Club
Hellingly Rugby Football Club
Holbrook Rugby Football Club
Horley Rugby Football Club
Horsham Rugby Union Football Club
Hove Rugby Football Club
Lewes Rugby Football Club
Littlehampton Rugby Football Club
Midhurst Rugby Football Club
Newick Rugby Football Club
Norfolk Arms Rugby Football Club
Old Brightonians Rugby Football Club
Plumpton Rugby Football Club
Pulborough Rugby Football Club
Rye Rugby Football Club
St Francis Rugby Football Club
Seaford Rugby Football Club
Shoreham Rugby Football Club
Sussex Police Rugby Football Club
Uckfield Rugby Football Club
University of Brighton Rugby Football Club
University of Chichester Rugby Football Club
University of Sussex Rugby Football Club
Wanderers (PSW) Rugby Football Club
Worthing Rugby Football Club
Sussex Rugby Football Union Wikipedia
Teri Meri Kahaani
The Orange Girl
Giorgi Popkhadze


text:
Energy analysis reveals the negative effect of delays in passive movement mirror therapy
Abbas Orand, Hiroyuki Miyasaka, Yutaka Tomita, Genichi Tanino, Shigeru Sonoda
Wavelet transform energy analyses of the mean and standard error of the electromyogram (EMG) and electroencephalogram (EEG) of eight subjects were investigated in passive movement mirror therapies with no delay (in-phase) and with delay (out-of-phase) situations in two frequency bands of 7.81-15.62 and 15.62-31.25Hz. It was found that the energy levels of EEG at electrode C4 in the in-phase situation were lower than those in out-of-phase situations, while the energy levels of flexor and extensor forearm muscle groups were larger. With two exceptions, this pattern could be seen in all other subjects. The difference between the in-phase (D0) and out-of-phase situations (D025 and D05) for the frequency range of 15.62-31.25Hz was found to be significant at a significance level of 0.05 (paired t-test analysis). The respective elevation and decline of EEG and EGM with regard to the increase of the delay may indicate the necessity for synchronization of passive movement and mirror therapy.
Somatosensory and Motor Research
Orand, A., Miyasaka, H., Tomita, Y., Tanino, G., & Sonoda, S. (2014). Energy analysis reveals the negative effect of delays in passive movement mirror therapy. Somatosensory and Motor Research, 31(2), 72-77. https://doi.org/10.3109/08990220.2013.869494
Orand, Abbas ; Miyasaka, Hiroyuki ; Tomita, Yutaka ; Tanino, Genichi ; Sonoda, Shigeru. / Energy analysis reveals the negative effect of delays in passive movement mirror therapy. In: Somatosensory and Motor Research. 2014 ; Vol. 31, No. 2. pp. 72-77.
@article{e1a90abc4ee040d7b46bb6c1544ac890,
title = "Energy analysis reveals the negative effect of delays in passive movement mirror therapy",
abstract = "Wavelet transform energy analyses of the mean and standard error of the electromyogram (EMG) and electroencephalogram (EEG) of eight subjects were investigated in passive movement mirror therapies with no delay (in-phase) and with delay (out-of-phase) situations in two frequency bands of 7.81-15.62 and 15.62-31.25Hz. It was found that the energy levels of EEG at electrode C4 in the in-phase situation were lower than those in out-of-phase situations, while the energy levels of flexor and extensor forearm muscle groups were larger. With two exceptions, this pattern could be seen in all other subjects. The difference between the in-phase (D0) and out-of-phase situations (D025 and D05) for the frequency range of 15.62-31.25Hz was found to be significant at a significance level of 0.05 (paired t-test analysis). The respective elevation and decline of EEG and EGM with regard to the increase of the delay may indicate the necessity for synchronization of passive movement and mirror therapy.",
author = "Abbas Orand and Hiroyuki Miyasaka and Yutaka Tomita and Genichi Tanino and Shigeru Sonoda",
journal = "Somatosensory Research",
Orand, A, Miyasaka, H, Tomita, Y, Tanino, G & Sonoda, S 2014, 'Energy analysis reveals the negative effect of delays in passive movement mirror therapy', Somatosensory and Motor Research, vol. 31, no. 2, pp. 72-77. https://doi.org/10.3109/08990220.2013.869494
Energy analysis reveals the negative effect of delays in passive movement mirror therapy. / Orand, Abbas; Miyasaka, Hiroyuki; Tomita, Yutaka; Tanino, Genichi; Sonoda, Shigeru.
In: Somatosensory and Motor Research, Vol. 31, No. 2, 01.01.2014, p. 72-77.
T1 - Energy analysis reveals the negative effect of delays in passive movement mirror therapy
AU - Orand, Abbas
AU - Miyasaka, Hiroyuki
AU - Tomita, Yutaka
AU - Tanino, Genichi
AU - Sonoda, Shigeru
N2 - Wavelet transform energy analyses of the mean and standard error of the electromyogram (EMG) and electroencephalogram (EEG) of eight subjects were investigated in passive movement mirror therapies with no delay (in-phase) and with delay (out-of-phase) situations in two frequency bands of 7.81-15.62 and 15.62-31.25Hz. It was found that the energy levels of EEG at electrode C4 in the in-phase situation were lower than those in out-of-phase situations, while the energy levels of flexor and extensor forearm muscle groups were larger. With two exceptions, this pattern could be seen in all other subjects. The difference between the in-phase (D0) and out-of-phase situations (D025 and D05) for the frequency range of 15.62-31.25Hz was found to be significant at a significance level of 0.05 (paired t-test analysis). The respective elevation and decline of EEG and EGM with regard to the increase of the delay may indicate the necessity for synchronization of passive movement and mirror therapy.
AB - Wavelet transform energy analyses of the mean and standard error of the electromyogram (EMG) and electroencephalogram (EEG) of eight subjects were investigated in passive movement mirror therapies with no delay (in-phase) and with delay (out-of-phase) situations in two frequency bands of 7.81-15.62 and 15.62-31.25Hz. It was found that the energy levels of EEG at electrode C4 in the in-phase situation were lower than those in out-of-phase situations, while the energy levels of flexor and extensor forearm muscle groups were larger. With two exceptions, this pattern could be seen in all other subjects. The difference between the in-phase (D0) and out-of-phase situations (D025 and D05) for the frequency range of 15.62-31.25Hz was found to be significant at a significance level of 0.05 (paired t-test analysis). The respective elevation and decline of EEG and EGM with regard to the increase of the delay may indicate the necessity for synchronization of passive movement and mirror therapy.
JO - Somatosensory Research
JF - Somatosensory Research
Orand A, Miyasaka H, Tomita Y, Tanino G, Sonoda S. Energy analysis reveals the negative effect of delays in passive movement mirror therapy. Somatosensory and Motor Research. 2014 Jan 1;31(2):72-77. https://doi.org/10.3109/08990220.2013.869494


"Waller County has consistently tried to limit the political power of black voters in the city of Prairie View" and at A&M, an NAACP official said.
HOUSTON — A group of students from a historically black university have filed a lawsuit alleging a southeast Texas county is suppressing the voting rights of its black residents.
The NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, which filed the lawsuit on behalf of the students, says that by comparison, in the nearby majority-white city of Waller, voters have two locations to vote during the first week and overall 11 days of early voting. The group says the county's actions violate the Voting Rights Act and the U.S. Constitution.
"Since at least the early 1970s, Waller County has consistently tried to limit the political power of black voters in the city of Prairie View and at Prairie View A&M specifically by undermining their right to vote," said Leah Aden, the legal defense fund's deputy director of litigation.
Waller County District Attorney Elton Mathis didn't immediately return a phone call seeking comment Tuesday.
Texas Secretary of State Rolando Pablos, along with Waller County officials and the heads of the county's Democratic and Republican parties later issued a statement saying no students will be "impeded, hampered, or otherwise delayed" in voting.
A case that made it to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1979 ended the county's practice of requiring students to fill out residency questionnaires in order to register to vote.
In 2003, former Waller County District Attorney Oliver Kitzman challenged the voting rights of Prairie View A&M students, arguing that the students did not meet residency requirements. The Texas Attorney General's Office later ruled the students do have the legal right to vote locally.


You may use the Content online and for your non-commercial, personal use only. Copying these materials for anything other than your personal use is a violation of copyright and trademark laws. For example, you may not distribute any Content or make copies of it available to anyone else, whether or not for payment or other consideration. You may not create any derivative works from any Content or remove any trademark, copyright or other notice from any Content. You may not otherwise modify, copy, frame, reproduce, sell, publish, transmit, display or otherwise use any Content or any portion of the website without the prior written permission of Kidrobot.
The trademarks, logos and service marks displayed on this website are owned by Kidrobot and other third party providers. For example, Kidrobot and blog.kidrobot.com are trademarks owned by Kidrobot, INC. No trademarks on this website may be used without the prior written permission of Kidrobot.
Kidrobot is not responsible for materials submitted or posted to any of its websites, including materials posted on any message board, forum, letter to the editor, or chat room. Kidrobot does not and cannot monitor all materials posted or transmitted by users. Kidrobot and its designees have the right, but not the obligation, to monitor any areas involving user participation, and to edit, refuse to post or remove any content submitted by any user for any reason whatsoever in their discretion.
Any violation of the foregoing may result in restrictions on your access to the website and may be referred to law enforcement authorities. Kidrobot reserves the right to disclose information as necessary to satisfy any law, regulation or government request. Kidrobot and its affiliates shall have no liability for any action or inaction by them in respect of any conduct relating to materials submitted or posted by users.
You agree that by posting content, sending emails, inputting data, answering questions, uploading data or files or otherwise communicating with Kidrobot, you are granting to Kidrobot and its affiliates a non-exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, unrestricted right and license to use, publish, display, modify, distribute, reproduce and create derivative works from these materials as Kidrobot sees fit in any form, media or technology now known or later developed, and that you shall have no claims against Kidrobot for using these materials. You also grant Kidrobot and the affiliates the right to use your name and other information you provide in connection with their use of materials you submit to the website. Kidrobot is free to use any ideas, concepts or know-how contained in any user-submitted material for any purpose whatsoever, including the development of products and services using such information. You represent and warrant that you have all the necessary rights in and to any material you submit and the material does not infringe or violate the rights of any third party.
This website may contain views, opinions and statements of various third party individuals and organizations. Kidrobot neither endorses nor makes any representation or warranty whatsoever regarding the views, opinions or statements provided by any third party or any user of this website. It is your responsibility to evaluate the accuracy, completeness and usefulness of any information, opinion or contents available through the website and to seek appropriate advice of professionals, as appropriate.
This agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of New York, without giving effect to any principles of conflicts of law. You and Kidrobot each agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the State of New York and the federal courts of the southern district, located in New York City, New York. If any provision of this agreement shall be considered unlawful or void or is unenforceable in whole or in part, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect. This Agreement and any operating rules established by Kidrobot for any community areas on the website constitute the entire agreement between the parties and supersede all previous written or oral agreements between the parties with respect to the subject matter. No waiver by either party of any breach or default hereunder shall be deemed to be a waiver of any proceeding or subsequent breach or default.
Upon receipt of such notification, Kidrobot will remove any posted submission found to be infringing the rights of any person or entity in conformance with 17 U.S.C. §512(c)(3). United States law provides strict penalties for submitting false claims of infringement.