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Muses final song of their headlining performance at Glastonbury 2004

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Music video

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Watch in HD: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jkBOU9etRA&fmt=18 Before you leave mean comments, just know that our friend Ponce (the Cop) is an awesome and talented young dude who loves performing and making light of his Down syndrome. He's a smart and funny guy, and has complete awareness of his actions and decisions. And we all have an awesome time shooting "Retarded Policeman!" Also, it is a widely accepted fact that Assburgers Syndrome is hilarious, but Asperger's Syndrome is not. THANKS FOR SUBSCRIBING! Next episode (probably) coming next FRIDAY, AUGUST 15! Special thanks to Charles Trippy & Dave Days for being on the show, and to Dave for the AWESOME new theme song (made just for this episode)! Sub to 'em here: http://www.youtube.com/charlestrippy http://www.youtube.com/davedays And check out Ponce's AWESOME NEW WEBSITE! http://www.ponceman.com and Ponce's Videos: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYnnT7QMDe8 and http://www.youtube.com/ponceman Also, we're now gladly accepting Donations if you wish to contribute toward equipment and future productions. A minimum $5 donation gets your name and URL link at MediocreFilms.com. Visit here if interested, thanks! http://www.mediocrefilms.com/donate.html directed & edited by Greg Benson written by Greg Benson Retarded Policeman: Josh "The Ponceman" Perry Driver: Charles Trippy Passenger: Dave Days camera/sound - Greg Benson crew - Scott Perry theme song written by Greg Benson theme song performed by Dave Days special thanks - Cory Williams, Rich Gedney Tags: retardid police man mediocre films comedy short film police officer traffic cop LAPD NYPD safety retard funny cute dumb crazy spoof parody sketch series hamburger davedays charlestrippy asperger syndrome

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Muse playing Stockholm Syndrome at the Rock in Rio Festival, Lisbon, June 6th

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London Bush Hall 5.Sep.2006

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Muse HAARP Live From Wembley Stadium

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What a FANTASTIC note chart! Game quality tbh. Made by Greenwood. scorehero.com

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When divorce turns nasty and one parent tries to turn the kids against the other. Dr. Jayne Major, police officer Catherine MacWillie, and film director Shelli Ryan discuss parental alienation syndrome.

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This is a slide show i made for people to see that children with down syndrome are just the same as everyone else my inspiration for this video was my little sister she is the last two images in this video THANKS FOR TAKING TIME TO WATCH MY VIDEO!

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www.DrMDK.com Joanne E. Gerenser Ph.D Eden II

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Fragile X Syndrome

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Documentary about Asperger's Syndrome shown in 2005 is about me (yes, that's me talking). I have Asperger's Syndrome, I was diagnosed in 2002.

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Techno Syndrome From: Mortal Kombat The Album Test your might Test your might Fight Mortal Kombat Finish him - Excellent Kano, Liu Kang, Rayden, Johnny Cage, Scorpion, Sub Zero, Sonya, Mortal Kombat Fight - Mortal Kombat Finish him - Excellent Kano, Liu Kang, Rayden, Johnny Cage, Scorpion, Sub Zero, Sonya, Mortal Kombat Excellent, excellent Excellent, excellent Fight, test your might All Songs Performed by The Immortals

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Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) is the process by which one parent, usually the mother, turns a child against the other parent in disputes regarding custody or access - PLEASE NOTE THIS VIDEO CLIP WAS PRODUCED BEFORE THE INFAMOUS TAPED TELEPHONE MESSAGE FROM MR BALDWIN TO HIS DAUGHTER - Do you think his reaction on the 'phone is the result of years of PAS? www.evenToddlersNeedFathers.com

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Here are a few images of children who took part in the '365' Shifting Perspectives calendar, by Richard Bailey. You can see more about this work and other images of people with Down's syndrome at www.ds2008.co.uk. Not all children with Down's syndrome look the same!!!!

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An interesting video dating from the mid-Sixties where two autistic savants are interviewed...displaying amazing ability with date calculations, but nearly no ability on awareness of simple facts. Audio sync corrected on this version.

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Short film about a remarkable talent. Savant syndrome is very rare, but the results are sometimes unbelievable.

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This is a short video on an amazing human being, Daniel Tammet from Bristol, England, who apparently has Savant Syndrome and can make insane calculations in his mind (even surpassing several calculators). Credits to wisconsinmedicalsociety.org and Daniel Tammet for this video.

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Ehlers Danlos Syndrome doc

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Stop creating stupid PDF files for your printer. Preserve all the power of PDF by asking for Adobe's PDF Print Engine technology.

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I picked up that next chart and saw the chief complaint was rash after taking prednisone. Sounded straight forward. The patient was a 16 year old female who looked like she was feeling fine and with no visible rash when I walked in the room. Her mother told me that after taking the prednisone she broke out in hives and so they gave her Benadryl, and now the rash was gone. Great, I thought, I love it when patients treat themselves appropriately. Nothing left for me to do but give her my blessing to go home. She looked fine and had a negative physical exam while laying on the gurney. On my way out the door I asked the patient's mother the reason she was taking Prednisone, was it because she has been have some type of recurrent rash? "No", she answered, "It is because she can't move." That stopped me in my tracks. Can't move? What does that mean? This question lead me down the rabbit hole. It turns out that the patient started having symptoms 2 weeks ago with extremity tingling and neck pain. She was seen in the ER and had neck x-rays which were negative and then followed up with her doctor and had an out patient MRI of her neck that was negative. She had her symptoms progress to weakness and cramping pain in her extremities. It did not seem to her that her symptoms were ascending but seemed to involve the proximal muscles of her hips and shoulders more then the distal muscles. The mother also told me that sometimes she would get facial symptoms with drooping eye lids or slurred speech. She told me that the longer she is up doing something the stronger she feels (as opposed to Myasthenia Gravis—where patients get weaker with repetitive movements) Her doctor started her on prednisone to see if it would help her symptoms because according to the mother he was worried that her symptoms were being caused by a virus. Her physical exam showed proximal muscle (MM) weakness. She could not sit up on her own, but once she was standing she could walk—but was somewhat off balance. She had to swing her legs around to the outside when she walked because of hip flexor weakness. Her cranial nerves were all intact except she had symmetric facial MM weakness and could not smile or puff out her checks. She could not smile or raise her eyebrows. Her reflexes were present 1+ hard to elicit bilateral biceps reflexes and 1-2+ bilateral patella reflexes. The interesting thing about her patella reflexes is that it seemed that there was a delay between when I would strike her knee and when it would move. It seemed to respond slowly. Almost the opposite effect of reflexes in severe hypothyroidism (where there is a delay in the relaxation phase). I could not get ankle reflexes. It turned out that this patient did in fact have Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS). She had a high protein on her CSF tap during her hospitalization and was treated with IV IG. I thought that this would be a great opportunity to review Guillain-Barre and how it can present in children.

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Just thought I would give you all a taste of my favourite band in the whole world...MUSE... This is the US version of the music video, PLAY IT REAL LOUD

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On December 11, watch live surgery on OR-Live.com as orthopaedic hand surgeon Andrew E. Caputo, MD performs a carpal tunnel release. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a very common condition that causes numbness and tingling in the hand. It is due to compression of the median nerve in the carpal (wrist) tunnel. If gone untreated, it can cause serious hand weakness and potentially permanent numbness in the fingers and thumb.

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