If a client’s goal were to increase physical endurance or stamina, UNO would not be a good intervention to do so. In the game of UNO, it requires you to sit or get into a comfortable position in which you only need to use your hands to grasp the cards and your arms to reach to discard or pick up a card. UNO also requires one to bend their arms if they want to keep their cards close to them so no other players see their cards. “Pinpointing the fundamental movement patterns in an activity helps determine the complexity of an activity and also what skills need to be taught” (Stumbo & Peterson, 2004, p. 189). Clearly the game of UNO is not a physically involved game due to its lack of physically moving your whole body around or exercising someone’s …show more content…
A common symptom is poor steadiness and lack of muscle coordination (Thomas). In this example the client with CP may benefit from a simple game of UNO by practicing to grasp thin cards and exercise the ability to control one’s arm when discarding or picking up a card, and make it smooth flowing motion. An advanced skill that the TRS and client might want to work up to is practicing the ability to shuffle. Shuffling would be considered the most challenging skill in the scheme of UNO. The ability to hold the cards and handle them in a way that when you bend the cards to go back together as one cohesive deck; they go one card from the right then one from the left and so on and so forth until you have the cards back into one pile and all mixed up. The game of UNO also requires little strength when holding the cards. The speed of UNO is slow so anyone can keep up. The only quickened part is for a player that discards and only has one card left in their hand, they must yell UNO quick enough so someone else does not say it. If another player says UNO before you get a chance, the player with one card must then draw an additional four cards. The object of the game is to be the first one to get rid of your cards, so hearing is an important sense needed in UNO. Sight is needed to see the different colors, symbols, and numbers on the cards indicating what your move might be. The sense of touch
1. What do you think of when you drive by that big B-52 at the museum? Being the history buff that I am, I think about Vietnam, where that old “Buff” was used the most. “Why should I care about Vietnam?” you ask yourself. Well, last time I checked there’s a history section in the PFE guide, so there might be a test later! The intent of this paper is to inform you about Operation Linebacker II. I’ll explain the events leading up to the operation, discuss the strategy, and finally I’ll sum up the results of a bombing campaign Sir Michael Knight characterized In the book Strategic Offensive Air Operation as “...may have played a role not unlike two B-29s over Japan 27 years earlier”. (Knight: 77) I’ll start by explaining why President Richard Nixon gave the order to begin this new bombing campaign.
They preformed each exercise until they improved, or did it completely right. Now I know everyone is thinking, matching games? How is that helping someone in physical therapy? Well, by making them think, is takes their minds off the exercises they have to do makes them excel even more. Another thing we did was made them throw a ball the right way, with the correct foot. When they would throw it back to us, their balance would be totally off. We then corrected it with other drills, to improve their
On March 18, 2003, Coalition forces would launch the initial attacks on Saddam Hussein’s Iraq. A full invasion of the country followed, and Hussein was overthrown from power. While the end of Hussein’s oppressive reign was considered a victory for many of the Iraqi people, the Sunnis of the Ba’ath Party refused to accept his demise. Although the Sunnis were in the minority, the city of Fallujah would remain home to many of the Ba’ath Party supporters. On March 31, 2004, almost a year to date from the end of Hussein’s reign, four American Blackwater contactors working in Fallujah were attacked, brutally beaten, burned and dismembered by a group of Iraqi insurgents. Two of the bodies were hung from a bridge for all of the citizens of Fallujah to see, and a mob style celebration took place in the city. The highly publicized incident would be the igniter for the First Battle of Fallujah, known as Operation Vigilant Resolve. On May 1, 2004, the battle would end with the withdrawal of U.S. troops from the city and control being turned over to the newly formed Fallujah Brigade. The mission as a whole was a failure, and the shortcomings of Operation Vigilant Resolve were ultimately a demonstration of the underestimation of the power, size, efficiency, organization and control that the Insurgent Forces had in Iraq as well as the lack of a consistent strategic plan from the American forces.
Humanitarian intervention after the post-cold war has been one of the main discussions in the International Relation theories. The term intervention generally brings a negative connotation as it defines as the coercive interference by the outside parties to a sovereign state that belongs in the community. The humanitarian intervention carried out by international institutions and individual sovereign states has often been related to the usage of military force. Therefore, it is often perceived intervention as a means of ways to stop sovereign states committing human rights abuse to its people. This essay will focus on the key concepts of allowing for humanitarian intervention mainly in moral and justice in international society. This essay will also contribute some arguments against humanitarian intervention from different aspects of theories in International Relation Theory.
During the 1980s, just after the Cold War began to wind down and only six weeks after the collapse of the Berlin Wall, tensions between the United States and Panama were growing to an all time high. The United States had a history of intervening on behalf of the region in order to help ensure stability long before the Panama Canal was created. Due to threats from Panama’s leader against, not only, the United States, but also the viability of the region through the peaceful operation of the canal, the United States stepped-in to intervene once again. Operation JUST CAUSE was born and has become one of the shortest, successful, yet complicated conflicts in United Stated history. During the 24-hour conflict, it was the significant amount of organization, planning and swift execution between Joint Operations that eradicated Panama from their ruthless leader Noriega.
Having several purposes, it focuses on reducing the overall intensity on a person’s emotions reaction to a crisis. The primary purpose focuses on helping individuals restore their level of functions before the crisis occurs. Functions may or may not improve by acquiring new coping skills and removing unproductive ways of coping, like withdrawal, isolation, and substance abuse. With this unique methods, individuals can properly equip themselves to cope with difficulties in the near future. Upon discussing about the ends of the situation, crisis intervention assisted individuals in their recovery process preventing serious long-term dilemma from developing. Documents have shown positive outcomes such as, declined distress and enhanced problem
Not all people born with spina bifida have the same needs, so treatment will be different for each person. Some people have problems that are more serious than others. Therapeutic recreation services can be used to strengthen the upper body, help increase postural alignment, and prevent obesity. Excersizes like chair aerobics, strength training, swimming, and archery can help develop shoulder and arm strength. Aerobic activities such as swimming to control body weight and activities that require full range of motion (such as tossing a ball) can also be used to help people. Some may need to maintain upper body strength when a wheelchair is the primary method of getting around. Through play, sports and recreation experiences, TRSs encourages friendship development and social relationships. TRSs can assist young people to adapt to their means of mobility and the strength they need to maintain the ability to move on a daily basis. (Carter p. 204
Operation Just Cause lasted a little more than a month and would be noted as being one of the shortest armed conflicts the United States would ever be involved in. Broken communications came from the U.S. employing individuals who resided in Panama. These individuals would work with the U.S. Government to help provide information on neighboring countries that the United States was having issues with. The use of paid informants has been used for a long time by the United States.
Operation Just Cause In 1988 relations with Panama and the U.S. Deteriorated. The. The commander of Southern Command, Gen. Frederick F. Woerner increased the number and strength of U.S. forces in Panama. This was in hopes of deterring the dictator, Noriega, from attacking U.S. citizens or the Panama Canal.
Because of that, players following the basic strategy and card counting strategy should know when to use their skill and not get
Kickboxing is offered at many local gyms and community centers. There are also many workout videos on YouTube. If the office is equipped with a workout room a kickboxing workout could be purchased as well. Kickboxing is high energy and is really a full body workout. Kickboxing is good for Type A’s because its high energy and high intensity. They can work out a lot of their anger and hostility through the kickboxing.
Magic tricks have fascinated people of all ages for centuries. From David Copperfield to Chris Angel, many performers use magic to amaze and astound. One of the least elaborate types of magic tricks is the card trick. There are two main types of card tricks: there are mathematical card tricks and sleight of hand card tricks. The former are simple to learn, but do not impress audiences. To really attract attention, an aspiring magician should learn sleight of hand card tricks. Sleight of hand card tricks are tricks that use misdirection and special manipulations of a deck of cards to do something seemingly impossible. The techniques involved require much practice. While performing a sleight of hand trick, a magician must constantly be distracting the audience. Because of this, many people believe that they are not capable of learning sleight of hand magic. In order to prove them wrong, I will describe a simple sleight of hand trick that anyone can learn, as long as they remember that we all have the potential inside of us to do magic.
"The only thing necessary for the persistence of evil is for enough good people to do nothing." (Peter Benenson). Those words have reflected the reality of our world since the cavemen ages to the present time. If those words had been heeded, Germany wouldn't have advanced past Rhineland to cause World War 2. If those words had been followed, people in places like Burma or North Korea would have the right to express their opinions. If only all human beings followed that simple one sentence, our world would be a more beautiful, peaceful, and joyful place for everyone. However, it is never too late to change the way people listen to those words. Amnesty International, a non-governmental organization formed in 1961 is designated to stop the persistence of evil by helping all citizens in the world gain internationally recognized human rights such as freedom of speech, humane treatment of prisoners, the right to education, and they also make a global report each year to inform the world about human rights issues in each country.
Magic tricks have fascinated people of all ages for centuries. From David Copperfield to Chris Angel, many performers use magic to amaze and astound. One of the least elaborate types of magic tricks is the card trick. There are two main types of card tricks: there are mathematical card tricks and sleight of hand card tricks. The former are simple to learn, but do not impress audiences. To really attract attention, an aspiring magician should learn sleight of hand card tricks. Sleight of hand card tricks are tricks that use misdirection and special manipulations of a deck of cards to do something seemingly impossible. The techniques involved require much practice. While performing a sleight of hand trick, a magician must constantly be distracting the audience. Because of this, many people believe that they are not capable of learning sleight of hand magic. In order to prove them wrong, I will describe a simple sleight of hand trick that anyone can learn, as long as they remember that we all have the potential inside of us to do magic.