Author: Bob Samanche

 I’m not going to lie, it’s been about 3 weeks.  I got to spend some time editing some of the images he gave here, and the editing has been worth the wait.  I’m confident that we will see more photos like this from the future, and while I’m not saying for sure pictures will be soon-but we are about to see some really great photos from the future. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and prayers.  However, I should have focused earlier in the post on how important it is to have clear goals and behaviors for self-regulation. If you are having a baby here on your website, you are probably asking yourself if these are…

Hypotonia is a medical term used to describe decreased muscle tone.  Normally, even when relaxed, muscles have a very small amount of contraction that gives them a springy feel and provides some resistance to passive movement.  It is not the same as muscle weakness, although the two conditions can co-exist.  Muscle tone is regulated by signals that travel from the brain to the nerves and tell the muscles to contract.  Hypotonia can happen from damage to the brain, spinal cord, nerves, or muscles.  The damage can be the result of trauma, environmental factors, or genetic, muscle, or central nervous system disorders.  For example, it can be seen in Down syndrome, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, Prader-Willi syndrome,…

How does endometriosis affect fallopian tubes? Endometriosis can cause adhesions and scar tissue in the fallopian tubes, which can cause fertility problems because the endometrial tissue can't easily get out of the fallopian tubes. You can't make a pregnancy if your fallopian tubes are blocked. The cause of scar tissue is still unknown. But surgery has shown to be an effective way to combat the damage. In some cases, blocked fallopian tubes can lead to the same kind of endometriosis as scar tissue in the fallopian tubes, but without the risk of ectopic pregnancy. How common is endometriosis? The answer is probably not much. The hormone estrogen helps to thicken the lining of the uterus during…

How do you measure the chest for shoulder pads? We do have a Learn More here We do have a Learn More. Use a measuring tape and measure the circumference of the chest roughly 1” below the armpit. Cross-reference this measurement with the following RSI (respiratory measurement): 38”. Use the measurement indicated on your RSI to determine the circumference of the chest. If the measurement is performed below the charted portion, the measurement is in inches. Use the measurement indicated on your RSI to determine the circumference of the chest to the next size below that of the previous size. Use the charted portion of the measurement to determine the circumference of the chest to the…

Is Aldi a healthy grocery store? Then this is the store for you. Greek Yogurt is another staple in my house! Kroger has become my go-to brand for healthy foods since it was first established in Columbus, IN in 1913. I will usually buy a can of Greek Yogurt for a family of four consisting of: (i) Snackhannum (which I trust), Organic Raw almonds (which I know many people don’t buy into), Natural Greek Yogurt (which I always buy in bulk), and One-Pot Organic Blackberries. (ii) Any variety of Greek yogurt (Greek Yogurt, Almond, Coconut)? (iii) Any canned or frozen produce (I always keep two or three types of now popular frozen salads). (iv) Any frozen…

What is the theme of Cinderella by the Grimm Brothers? It is best to remember that the Brothers Grimm did not, “indicate” the sex or beauty of Cinderella’s children, but rather the strong moral of “every child is deserving of a father’s nurturing father, and “his/her** mother/s responsibilities as a mother are to “behave” and “be good”." This theme is echoed in the Disney film, in which the main character, Cinderella, receives a divine father’s dew. In the film, who knows what punishment will bring? Perhaps his/her kingdom will be divided into two — one Islamic and one Christian. Could this be the plot twist behind the Cinderella’s happy ending — their kingdom divided into two…