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Street Boxe Pad Training (Tutorial) | Difesa personale 2.0 | SUB ENG - Duration: 2:14.

Hi to everyone. In this tutorial of Street Fight Playlist, we will study some boxing sequences with focus pad.

ok, let's start.

one

always guard on

One - Two ... Jab - Cross

be careful to rotate the hips well.

One

One - Two

One - Two - Three

One - Two - Three - Four

One - Two - Three - Four - Five

Ok. Let's retry more faster.

Ok. Now we study two sequences. They are similar, the only difference is the first shot.

In the first there's a direct punch, in the second there's a circular attack (slap).

so, with direct punch...

and close with elbow.

Second sequence... with slap...

Ok. Now we repeat them quickly.

Hope you enjoy this vid, leave me a Like, SUBSCRIBE to my channel and.. see you next time. Good training!

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CMS Provider Minute: Psychiatry and Psychotherapy - Duration: 3:24.

Hi, I'm Angela James at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

Did you know that the main reason Medicare denies claims is because there's

insufficient documentation?

That's right, proper payment and sufficient documentation go hand in hand.

Today, I have some pointers to help you submit documentation properly for

psychiatry and psychotherapy services.

Let's start with the Evaluation and Management (E&M) code.

The E&M code should be based on the complexity/intensity of the patient's

condition.

Next, the psychotherapy code is based on the time spent providing psychotherapy.

So, what happens when both of these services - the E&M AND psychotherapy happen

on the same day with the same provider?

Both services are payable if they are significant and separately identifiable

and billed using the correct codes.

And, the way to do this is to use an "add-on" code.

Here's how "add-on" codes work:

First, an add-on code is only payable if you report it with an appropriate

primary service performed on the same day.

The time you spend on the E&M service is separate from the time you spend on

psychotherapy.

And here's an important rule - time is indicated in the code descriptor for the

psychotherapy HCPCS codes.

Make sure you clearly document the time spent providing psychotherapy rather

than entering one

time period for the E&M service.

You may be wondering what to do when the time doesn't match these times.

The general rule is to find the one that matches closest. There are codes with

ranges to help.

Documenting the amount of time you spend with a patient is only one part of the

puzzle.

Make sure you also include these 3 things so you have sufficient documentation:

1. Modalities of treatment you've provided to help the patient (things like

cognitive restructuring, behavior modification)

2. Progress to date

3. Updated treatment plan

Now, let's talk through an example of insufficient documentation:

- A psychiatrist billed for

- level 4 E&M service (99214)

- 60 minutes of psychotherapy (90838).

Unfortunately, the documentation submitted for review didn't include the amount

of time spent in the psychotherapy encounter.

When the reviewer asked for additional documentation, what the provider sent

didn't include specific goals or a treatment plan.

Without proper documentation, the claim was scored as an insufficient

documentation error and the

Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) recouped payment.

Now, often providers are concerned about HIPAA violations related to

the sharing sensitive information from psychotherapy notes.

Patient authorization isn't required to release information excluded from the

definition of

psychotherapy notes.

And, the provider should release the non-psychotherapy note material to

demonstrate medical necessity.

So, what happens if you have combined information excluded from the definition

of

psychotherapy notes with a psychotherapy note (e.g., symptoms)?

In this case, extract the information needed to support that a Medicare claim is

reasonable and necessary.

Now, this short video is an overview of the main points you need to know about

submitting documentation properly for psychotherapy.

To learn more, search for "psychotherapy" on cms.gov and read the National and

Local Coverage Determinations, Federal register notices, MLN articles, or Manual

instructions.

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19th annual Letters for Literacy raises thousands - Duration: 0:29.

AND DEMONSTRATIONS.

DAVID: AN EVENT IN LEWISTON

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Thư Hùng Trump-Tập: Ai Thắng Cuộc Gặp Thượng Đỉnh?! | Trung Quốc Không Kiểm Duyệt - Duration: 11:08.

On this episode of China Uncensored:

Ladies and gentlemen,

boys and girls,

step right up to witness the showdown of the century!

Place your bets now!

Hi, welcome to China Uncensored,

I'm your host Chris Chappell.

It was the showdown we were all waiting for.

The world's two biggest economies

contending for the title of world superpower.

Last week, the leader of the unfree world,

and head of the Chinese Communist Party, Xi Jinping,

met with the leader of the free world,

and head of the Mar-a-Lago Palm Beach Preservation Society,

Donald Trump.

The whole world tuned in to watch the two-day fight

at Trump's Mar-a-lago estate

here in Palm Beach, Florida.

Donald Trump expected it to be "very difficult".

A high stakes gamble for both sides.

No pattycake playing here.

It was head-to-head.

Mano-a-mano.

Dare I say...a real face-off.

But the most important question for this epic showdown is:

who won?

So today on China Uncensored,

we'll be giving you a blow-by-blow rundown of the match.

And the two contenders are out!

Trump arrives at West Palm Beach Airport

with a crowd cheering his name.

Definitely, a point for Trump.

Xi arrives at the same airport.

Sorry, Xi, not as flashy.

But wait, he's a gentleman,

taking his wife's hand as they walk down the jetway.

Point for Xi Jinping.

Ok, so they're tied.

But I'm sure that will change.

Let's move on to the most hotly anticipated part of the summit,

the all-important handshake.

Trump is famous for his patented

"yank-and-pull" style of handshake.

And the occasional no-handshake.

How will Xi Jinping handle it?

Shoot!

Let's see if there's another angle.

Trump goes in for the yank-and-pull…

but like a Taichi master,

Xi effortlessly steps in to absorb the handshake,

meeting it with a firm handshake of his own.

He had extensive train

from China's National Department of Handshake Defense Techniques.

So that's a point for Xi Jinping.

Next, the family meeting.

Ivanka Trump brings out her five-year-old daughter Arabella

to woo Xi Jinping and his wife

with a traditional Chinese song.

Trump gets a point for having an adorable granddaughter.

Oh, and Arabella didn't sing just any song.

Apparently that song was a favorite of former Chinese leader

and Xi's staunch political enemy,

Jiang Zemin.

Trump gets another point

for having a political mastermind for a granddaughter.

What did the Chinese side offer as a comeback?

Showing off the power of Chinese collectivism,

busloads of Chinese nationalists

came to welcome Xi Jinping outside his hotel.

Or maybe they just got lost

on their way to a Star Trek convention.

But wait,

what is that terrible music they're blasting?

It sounds like the theme song for

Battle on Shangganling Mountain,

a propaganda film

idolizing China's fight against American troops during the Korean War.

The song slanders US troops as "wolves,"

and goes on to say,

"if the ravenous wolves come,

those greeting them have hunting guns."

Bad form.

But, that's still a point for Xi

for largest volume of supporters.

But, then I also have to give Trump a point

for his supporters,

who make up for their lack in numbers

with a whole lot of enthusiasm.

Showing off the power of American individualism,

this guy.

This driver is winning so much,

he's probably sick of winning.

And it's a pretty close match so far

between Trump and Xi.

So what did they talk about the first day?

And so far I have gotten nothing,

absolutely nothing.

But we have developed a friendship, I can see that

Friendship?

Friendship with China

doesn't have much political value for Trump.

He's already got friends.

Loads of friends.

The best friends.

But for Xi Jinping,

friendship with America

is a huge propaganda coup.

So a point for Xi,

and it's looking...like a tie.

Shoot. That can't be right.

This was the epic showdown

between the world's two biggest economies.

Superpower meets superpower.

There's got to be a winner!

Hold on.

Trump still has a trump card to play!

Syria!

While enjoying a fancy dinner

of Dover Sole and New York Steak

and definitely not the McDonald's

he'd threatened two years ago,

Trump launches a missile strike against Syria,

punishing Assad for his chemical attack on civilians.

Boom!

Trump shows Xi that he is a man of action.

And it backs up the threats he made earlier last week

that "if China is not going to solve North Korea,

we will."

Plus it knocks the wind out of the claims that

Trump is a Russia's stooge.

Three points for Trump!

Ok, now this is getting interesting.

Moving on to Friday,

when Trump and Xi sat down to have that "candid" "frank" conversation

they were both looking forward to so much.

First, what didn't they talk about.

Apparently, no mention of Taiwan

or the One-China Policy.

Point for Xi.

What about the South China Sea?

Well, according to Secretary of State Tillerson,

Trump brought it up…

but didn't really say anything

that Xi Jinping can't just ignore.

So actually, that's a point for Xi.

What about human rights—

something that Trump was urged to bring up

during the meeting?

Tillerson said that Trump

"also noted the importance of protecting human rights

and other values deeply held by Americans."

Well, that's good.

But when a reporter asked Tillerson

whether the Trump Administration would pressure China

on specific human rights violations,

here's what he said:

As to the discussions around human rights in China,

I think America's values are quite clear

and they really occupied the core of all of our discussions.

I don't think you have to have a separate conversation...

They're really embedded in every discussion.

So human rights are part of being American

so we don't have to separately talk about human rights

because we're American?

I'm going to interpret that as "No",

we did not talk to China

about their human rights violations.

I'm disappointed in you, T-Rex.

Another point for Xi.

And the two are tied again.

Now comes the contentious North Korea issue.

Ninety percent of the rogue regime's trade is done with China.

But getting the Chinese Communist Party

to turn on its little brother

has been difficult.

But at Mar-a-Lago,

Xi Jinping agreed that

"action had to be taken" against North Korea.

Probably launching that missile strike on Syria

helped Trump get his point across, too.

Now it looks like China is taking some action.

They just sent back North Korea coal ships

as part of UN sanctions.

And they're also talking again to South Korea

about hitting North Korea with more sanctions.

That is a solid point for Trump.

But it's also a win for Xi Jinping,

because giving the appearance

of being tough on North Korea

prevents the US from acting on its own,

which would have put China in a very awkward spot.

Plus Xi Jinping already wanted to contain North Korea,

so this is a good excuse for him.

I'd say it's more of a win than a concession.

So Xi deserves a point for that, too.

Now, how about trade?

Surely, someone will break this tie.

China has enjoyed a huge trade surplus with the US

for more than two decades.

Last year, it stood at 347 billion dollars.

And all those exports have been propping up China's economy.

So Trump comes into the ring

with harsh rhetoric about these trade imbalances.

At the meeting,

according to Financial Times,

Xi Jinping "offered the Trump administration

better market access for financial sector investments."

Xi Jinping also agreed to,

"Lift China's 13-year-long ban on U.S. beef

and buy more American grain and agricultural products."

And to further sweeten the pot,

Xi and Trump agreed to a 100-day plan for trade talks

to discuss how to handle China's trade surplus.

So that's a point for President Trump,

because he got the Chinese

to make big trade concessions.

But it's also a win for Xi Jinping.

In a masterful move that can only further demonstrate

Xi Jinping's knowledge of Taichi,

he absorbs the blow

and redirects it to his advantage.

See, by making these concessions,

Xi Jinping avoids the trade war

Trump has been threatening.

And the kicker is, he does it for practically nothing.

All these "concessions" to Trump

are actually things the Chinese government was already working on

with the Obama administration.

So another point for Xi, and...

We're tied again.

Really?

No.

This cannot end in a tie.

There has to be something else we can look at.

What about their outfits?

Or their wives' outfits?

Who won best dress?

Who won best tie?!

Or the walk that they took after lunch?

Who won the walk?!

What's that, Shelley?

What do you mean, the scoreboard only goes up to nine?!

We need to know who won the summit!!

Fine.

There's only one way to settle this:

rematch.

Trump accepted Xi's invitation to visit China later this year.

There, he will enter the dragon's court,

and once and for all determine

who is the world's sole superpower!

So stay tuned,

and be sure to subscribe to China Uncensored.

You can also watch us on Amazon Fire,

Roku, or Apple TV.

Well, unless you're in Taiwan or Hong Kong.

Apple has decided we're illegal

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Thanks for your support.

Once again I'm your host, Chris Chappell.

See you next time.

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Still Loving You | 闪耀的恩秀 | 빛나라 은수 - Ep.100 [SUB : ENG,CHN,IND / 2017.04.24] - Duration: 32:18.

It's still chilly at night.

Go in.

You're not going in?

Mind your own business and go.

Get up.

Leave me alone and go.

This could lead to disaster.

What if your mistake harms your baby?

Eat.

Why are you doing this?

Do you feel sorry for me?

Do you pity me?

Get angry and lash out at me instead.

That's what you want to do.

Yes. I want to get angry, lash out,

and beat you up.

No. I want to make you suffer 2 or 3 times

more than what Eunsu suffered for 8 years.

So eat and persevere,

and suffer the consequences of your wrongdoing.

That's the only way you can apologize.

Go on in.

Bitna.

Don't punish yourself like you did today.

The only person in the world

who can punish you is Eunsu.

Oh, my goodness.

Why are there so many apples?

Oh, wow. My goodness.

Oh, wow.

How are they all so big and pretty? Goodness me.

How pretty.

How pretty.

How pretty. How pretty.

What are you doing?

My apples!

Where are all my apples?

What apples?

Did you have a dream?

A dream?

Why was the dream so vivid?

Good grief. What was your silly dream this time?

Ow, ow.

How do apples make it a silly dream?

Do you think I only have silly dreams?

Wait a minute.

It was definitely a baby dream.

(Episode 100)

Where's mother?

She's eating later,

so she wants you to eat first and go to work.

Um...

Miss Bitna must have come home last night.

Bitna?

Ms. Choi said to let her be. She went to bed late.

I'm going to Pyeongchang-dong.

I'm sorry for all the trouble I caused.

Slow down. You'll burn your mouth.

I feel much better now.

Man, this is good.

You're drinking it

when I asked you to just taste it.

It's good. It's good.

It can't be Bitna, as she's been pregnant a while.

Then was my dream about Eunsu's baby?

You startled me.

Mom, when did you come in?

Good morning, mother.

Good morning.

Mom, I wasn't doing anything.

I only tasted the soup.

Whatever. Did I say anything?

Hey, hey, hey, hey. Down. Down.

What are you doing?

Oh. Getting a plate.

Use one from down here.

There are plenty here.

I need a big one.

Then just use 2 small ones.

If you climb up and down like that,

you could fall and hurt yourself.

And if necessary, ask your husband.

Why not put him to good use?

What's gotten into mom

that she's looking out for you?

I'm heading out.

- Okay. / - What about breakfast?

You're skipping breakfast again?

Eunsu made us dried pollack soup for our hangover.

It's almost done, Suhyeon.

I'll have it later.

Oh. And Bitna went to her grandmother's house.

What are you talking about?

Bitna went to her grandmother's?

Are you two splitting up?

That's enough.

Suhyeon, you go on.

I'll get going.

Oh, wow. Oh, wow. Look at him.

He never answered.

He must really be thinking of divorce.

What will we do?

Be quiet.

No matter what Suhyeon decides,

you all be quiet and just watch,

instead of stirring up trouble.

Got it?

What are you doing?

Aren't you going to work?

I should.

Do you feel bad about Bitna?

Seeing how hard Suhyeon is taking it,

I feel confused.

All I wanted to do was clear my name.

Since innocent people are suffering,

I wonder if I did the wrong thing.

Hold on, Eunsu.

Don't tell me that you regret the retrial.

If you do, you're foolish, not sweet.

You didn't do anything wrong.

It's Bitna, not you, who is putting Suhyeon

and our family through this difficulty.

All you did was resolve

what had been wrong.

You know justice prevails in the end, right?

This was bound to happen

even if you hadn't done anything.

So don't let Suhyeon or the family

cause you any distress or pain.

Even if I sue Bitna for false accusation?

I want Bitna to be punished

just to the extent that I suffered.

Yet will you still feel the same way?

Yes, I will.

As far as I know, you've always been right,

and you will always be right.

Suho.

Oh, my. You're awake.

I came to wake you.

Where's dad?

It's almost midday.

He went to work.

Get up and have some porridge.

Come on.

I'm not hungry.

You must eat a little for your baby's sake.

Suhyeon hasn't called, has he?

Bitna, enough is enough.

Divorce Suhyeon.

What are you hoping for

from that jerk who hasn't even called?

They say a divorce isn't a defect these days.

Just make a clean cut.

I might go to jail.

What are you talking about?

Ms. Oh Eunsu might sue me for false accusation.

What? What did you say?

Then Suhyeon will ask for a divorce even if I don't.

What will happen to our baby then?

What should I do, grandma?

No, that won't happen.

Just trust me, okay?

So please have some porridge.

I'll eat it later.

Say, Ms. Oh Eunsu,

what is Eunho up to these days? Is he busy?

Yes.

He started writing for a webtoon.

He's a webtoon writer?

Eunho had a knack for writing?

Yes.

I thought he was just a bookworm, too,

but a webtoon writer liked Eunho's ideas

and asked to collaborate.

I see.

Eunho is so cool.

What's the name of the webtoon?

I'll tell you in a bit.

Yes, Suho.

Right now?

Okay.

I'm stepping out for a bit.

Suho, why are you here at this hour?

To see you

and deliver this lunch.

Oh? But I already ate.

This isn't for you.

You sure like to assume, don't you?

Then who is it for?

Hi, Suho.

Suhyeon, did you have lunch?

Look at the time. Why haven't you eaten yet?

What is it?

Come to the staff lounge right now.

Geez.

Why are there so many needy people around me?

You skipped both breakfast and lunch.

What are you thinking?

I'm fine.

No, you're not.

Have you tried Well-Being Doenjang Stew?

I had it at the restaurant.

Not that. This is the ready-to-eat version.

See? See?

How can the executive director

sell a product

that he himself hasn't tried?

Consider it work, and eat it.

Okay.

How is it?

It's good.

It's no different from what dad made me.

Right?

Say, Suhyeon.

What will you do about Bitna?

Will you really divorce her?

I don't want to talk about that.

Eunsu is tormented by this.

She didn't want this to happen to you and Bitna.

You probably don't know this,

but you've changed a lot since marrying Bitna.

You used to be like an icy workaholic,

but now you seem more human,

and more like my big brother.

What are you getting at?

I think the biggest reason Bitna felt

that she had to keep lying

was probably you.

Because she truly loves and cares about you.

All the more reason she should've been honest.

I trusted her until the very end.

Do you have any idea how betrayed

and disappointed I feel?

You're right to feel that way, but...

Man, I don't know. I really don't.

What I'm trying to say is

think long and hard

so you don't regret it later.

And no matter what you decide,

don't forget it's your and Bitna's decision,

not Eunsu's fault.

This isn't Eunsu's fault.

You're up.

You should eat.

Where's grandma?

She just left.

She told me to make sure that you ate.

Who's driving her?

She said she would walk, since it was close.

Grandma did?

Where did she go?

Yeonmi went on a delivery.

She'll be right back.

Okay.

She'll check and call when she returns. Okay.

Welco...

What is it?

What bone do you have to pick,

that you came all this way?

What are you doing?

What in the world are you doing?

Get up.

I'm begging you.

Just this once...

Please forgive us just this once.

If you could plead your way out,

why would there be laws?

My granddaughter spent 8 years

with the stigma of a criminal conviction.

I'll do whatever it takes to make it up to her.

Tell me whatever you want.

I'll come and kneel before you

every day for 8 years or 80 years

if that's what you want.

So please spare my granddaughter.

Please talk to Ms. Oh Eunsu to keep Bitna

from going to jail for false accusation.

I'm begging you like this.

When you made my granddaughter cry a river,

you didn't bat an eye,

but you're scared now that

your granddaughter may go to jail?

Grandma, I'm sorry.

This is my fault.

This is all my fault.

Yes?

Oh, Nara. Welcome.

What brings you here?

There's a problem I can't solve.

I see.

It's this quadrilateral problem.

Okay. Let's see.

Mom, hi.

I missed you, too.

Mom, you've been doing well, right?

I'm not at home at the moment.

I'll call when I get home.

I love you, mom.

Mom?

Are you in touch with your mom?

Of course.

My mom got this for me, too.

Oh, right. I have to get home.

I'll come back some other time.

Oh, okay.

Hyeongsik, are you busy?

Nara talked to her mom on the phone?

No way. You must've misheard.

She clearly said, "mom."

She even showed off a new sweater her mom got her.

A new sweater?

Ah...

What is it? Why are you laughing?

That's my sister, not the kids' mom.

It's their aunt.

Aunt?

But why does Nara call her aunt "mom"?

Because legally, she's the kids' mother.

What do you mean?

The fact is, the kids are

on their aunt and uncle's family registry.

That's why they go by Kim Uri and Kim Nara

at school rather than Park Uri and Park Nara.

Why are they on their aunt's registry?

In Korea, single dads can't register the birth

of their children without the mother.

I tried very hard to get them on my family registry,

but there was no way to do it.

So I had to register them on their aunt's registry

for health insurance and such.

Oh... I think I've heard about that somewhere.

But they say a new law now allows single dads

to register their children's births.

That only applies to children born recently,

so it has no bearing on my kids.

But still, you can't have Uri and Nara

live as Kim Uri and Kim Nara forever.

Actually, I started the paperwork recently.

Several legal steps are required

to move them onto my family registry.

Good thinking.

They're your precious gems you wouldn't

trade for anything in the world, so you should

enable them to live as Park Uri and Park Nara.

Let me know if I can help.

I'll do whatever you need.

Thank you, Dr. Yoon.

Grandma, what took you so long?

Oh. I had an errand to run.

Do you feel okay?

Let's hurry up and eat. I'm hungry.

Okay. Let's go.

This is so delicious.

Why didn't you eat first if you were hungry?

But it's not as good if I eat alone.

It's so much better with you.

My goodness. Slow down, my princess.

You'll get indigestion.

Don't worry.

This is so good.

I should've come home sooner.

Food tastes so much better with you.

I'm so very happy.

You are?

Of course.

Oh. Should we go shopping tomorrow?

No. Let's go get our hair done first.

I haven't been in so long.

Sure, sure.

I'm back, mother.

Oh, hi. You're home early.

Yes.

Bitna.

Did you have a good day, dad?

Bitna.

Dad, later.

We'll talk later.

No. I want to make you suffer 2 or 3 times

more than what Eunsu suffered for 8 years.

So eat and persevere,

and suffer the consequences of your wrongdoing.

So please spare my granddaughter.

Please talk to Ms. Oh Eunsu to keep Bitna

from going to jail for false accusation.

I'm begging you like this.

Yes?

What brings you here?

How are you?

I'll just cut to the chase.

It's my letter of resignation.

And this...

(Divorce Agreement)

We have no reason to fight over alimony

or the division of assets,

so please just agree to the custody terms.

Let me raise the baby.

You'll do that much for me

despite the wrong I've done, right?

Oh, Director Kim.

Ms. Park, it's been a while. How are you?

Great.

Are you back at work now?

Ms. Oh, can we talk if you're not busy?

This is during work hours.

I'll go if you won't say anything.

Ms. Oh.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, Ms. Oh.

Kim Bitna.

I know it's too late.

But I still want to beg you for forgiveness.

At first, it was just mischief.

You irritated me and got on my nerves so much

that I wanted to harass you

just a tiny bit...

I don't even have any memories of my mother,

so I was resentful and jealous

that you had such a pretty

and doting mother.

And I finally had a chance to stop playing piano,

which I hated so much,

so I couldn't stop myself.

I had no idea back then things would get this bad.

When you realized how bad

and how wrong it was,

you should've admitted the truth.

You're right.

But I was so scared.

I was terrified of how disappointed

my grandma and dad would be if I came clean,

given how they had

devoted themselves to me.

I'm sorry, Ms. Oh.

I'm really very sorry.

Did you file the suit?

Is that what you wanted to know?

Did you apologize to find out about that?

Is that what it looks like?

You're right.

File the suit, Ms. Oh.

Excuse me?

Sue me for false accusation.

This is not a joke or a threat.

I have nothing left to lose.

It doesn't matter to me.

You waited for 8 years.

Do as you wish.

(Lawsuit)

I'm not loved

by the person I love.

If this isn't punishment, what is?

It's very late, but...

I extend my sincere apology as Kim Bitna's father.

Ms. Oh Eunsu, I'm sorry.

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Pentagon experiences communications breakdown - Duration: 8:22.

Pentagon

experiences communications breakdown

BY ELLEN MITCHELL

On two separate occasions this month, the military has sent out information that was

either misleading or unauthorized.

In the first instance, the Defense Department failed to correct claims from the White House

and runaway media reports that an aircraft carrier strike group was headed toward North

Korea in a show of force after that country tested a new missile.

In the second instance, U.S. Central Command walked back unusually blunt statements to

The Hill about the use of a Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb (MOAB) in Afghanistan.

The breakdowns threaten to become a political problem for the administration, with the CENTCOM

flap in particular catching the attention of liberal MSNBC host Rachel Maddow.

�We�re not sure who to trust when we get an explanation about it,� she said April

14 on "The Rachel Maddow Show."

On Wednesday, Maddow argued in a series of tweets that CENTCOM �never explained who

it was that gave that statement as if they were a spokesman.�

She also pointed out that the command�s release of unauthorized statements was not

on the usual site where CENTCOM posts its press announcements.

�Now we've got a DOD statement that someone said things to a reporter that DOD disavows,

but we don't know who the person was ... nor do we know the circumstances of why or how

someone was pretending to be a CENTCOM spokesman for a day.�

While some turbulence is typical for any new administration, it is possible that understaffing

and miscommunication between the White House and various departments are making life tougher

for the Pentagon under President Trump.

�It appears that DOD is trying to work out the kinks in collaborating on messaging with

the White House in real time,� said Owen Daniels of the Atlantic Council.

�DOD is in the position of reacting to the news cycle and White House statements, which

could be a side effect of understaffing.

It's also possible that DOD is trying to minimize its contradiction of the [White House] where

possible to project unified, consistent messaging to both partners and adversaries.�

That appeared to be the case this week, when it was revealed the USS Carl Vinson strike

group, including the aircraft carrier and two guided missile destroyers, was not where

it was said it would be.

The Navy had announced on April 9 that the strike group would skip a regularly scheduled

port visit in Australia and instead head to the western Pacific Ocean.

The statement did not explicitly say the Vinson would head immediately to the Korean Peninsula,

but administration officials later suggested it would.

Mattis told reporters on April 11 that the Vinson was �on her way up there,� and

Trump added to the perception when he told Fox Business News on April 12, �We are sending

an armada, very powerful.�

The New York Times reported that the confusion was a result of a �glitch-ridden sequence

of events� that included a premature announcement of the deployment from the Navy and an incorrect

statement from Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.

Mattis on Wednesday blamed the mixup on an effort to be transparent.

Comments from the ostensible CENTCOM spokesman, meanwhile, regarding the use of a MOAB � comments

that were publicly disowned by the command last week � seem to point to a rogue statement

by an individual, Daniels said.

But Daniels added that the use of such language �could point to institutional unclarity

on how best to communicate effectively the new administration's strategy.�

A senior congressional staff member also blamed the disorder on a deficit of political appointees

that should be in place to coordinate with the White House on routine messages.

�I've been telling people �nobody's home� at DOD,� the staff member told The Hill.

�The acting officials and military folks can do the day-to-day stuff, but I don't think

they see their job as being policy operatives for the new administration, so I can see how

things are breaking down when there's a crisis of some kinds.�

Mattis remains the only Pentagon nominee to make it through the Senate confirmation process,

and Trump has 52 additional positions to fill.

�That is unprecedented by itself and a symptom of the overall chaos,� the staff member

said.

Another huge problem, one defense lobbyist told The Hill, is conflict between the new

Pentagon head and the White House.

�Friction between Mattis and the White House has led to less communication,� the lobbyist

said.

�The political people care about not embarrassing the president.

The career people don�t.

But there aren�t any political people around Mattis, and no one else has been confirmed

for political positions in the Department.�

The implications go far beyond just a simple miscommunication, the lobbyist added.

�All of the Trump administration�s major national security policy positions are lost

in this shuffle because there is no one there to implement them and communicate them to

Congress,� the lobbyist said.

�Where is the new national security strategy and national military strategy?

Where are the new policy proposals on increasing missile defense, improving readiness and increasing

the size of the military to meet the threats we face around the globe?

The day-to-day communication about ongoing programs continues with the program offices?

It�s the big policy stuff that is getting lost.�

In the wake of the two public communication snafus, the Pentagon has vowed to improve

its messaging moving forward.

�This is what transparency looks like.

It's our responsibility to be as clear and open with the American people as possible,�

Pentagon chief spokesperson Dana White said in a statement to The Hill.

�We could have been clearer, and we will strive to be so in the future."

Daniels, meanwhile, said he predicts that bureaucrats will try to respond quickly to

developments in order to pre-empt commentary from the White House or Trump himself via

statements made on air or on Twitter.

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The Effects of Zero Gravity on the Human Body! - Duration: 14:36.

Here are a few effects that zero gravity has on the body!

9.

Weakened Bones All's good in space…...until you break

a bone, or ten.

"Spaceflight osteopenia" is the astronaut's version of the disease osteoporosis, only

worse.

Astronauts lose around 1% of bone mass per month while in space, and this could increase

after long periods of exposure to zero gravity.

Spaceflight osteopenia is the same bone loss that an elderly person would lose except,

obviously, astronauts are typically only around 30 years old.

Although, there IS actually a small amount of bone that does grow while an astronaut

is in space, it's growing in a weird way.

Bone growth happens in the direction of mechanical stress, and in space there is no mechanical

stress.

So basically, the body is growing every which way all over the place, which is actually

making bones weaker.

So why exactly does this happen?

Two reasons: lack of gravity, which is duhhhhh, and calcium expulsion through urine.

Wait what?!

If astronauts pee in space their bones pretty much starts to disintegrate?!

Well, you guessed it, astronauts can't just stop peeing, so researchers designed a super

clever plan to counteract these effects: good ol' exercise.

Living in space is a constant workout!

In fact, astronauts actually exercise AT LEAST 2 hours per day when in space.

I guess working out better be on your list of favorite things to do when you're an

astronaut.

Even after astronauts are back on Earth, the pain doesn't stop.

Walking and standing become super-human chores, and it can take up to 3 years to get back

the bone loss, if ever.

Hmmm…..I wonder what the life expectancy for the average human being be in zero gravity?

8.

Loss of muscle mass Oh, did you think that it'd only be bone

loss?!

An astronaut also loses A LOT of muscle.

Without Earth's gravity pulling you down, your muscles take a nice little vacation,

and eventually disappear.

So say goodbye to whatever gains you've had after those hours at the gym if you want

to visit space.

Without constant exercise, astronauts can lose up to 20 PERCENT of muscle in only 10

DAYS!

That's just insane.

Wow.

This incredible amount of muscle loss has been compared by the UK Space agency to a

20-year-old turning into a 60-year-old in only three months.

Researchers have tried many different alternatives to help astronauts redevelop the lost muscle

tissue, but apparently lifting free weights and doing cardio are the things that have

worked best.

Do I really need to say this?

Gym equipment has to be modified to the environment.

I'm sure you guys have figured out that a 200 pound weight will most definitely not

weigh 200 lbs in space.

Even after all that outer-space exercise, upon arriving back to earth astronauts still

have trouble standing up and balancing themselves on their own feet.

You could say they get to time travel and experience how it feels to be 100 I guess!

That's one sensation I'm not in a rush to feel!

7.

Losing Track of Your Body While the human body adapts to zero gravity,

it's a shock not being constantly pulled down.

Actually, it's a shock not having a "down" to speak of.

This causes a disruption in the senses that researchers call "loss of proprioception".

This is the loss of one's grasp in the world.

An Apollo astronaut said that the first night he experience in space he realized that he

had lost track of his arms and legs.

He couldn't even tell if he had limbs!

That has to be quite a out-of-body experience!

I guess zero gravity would be a great type of therapy for people with chronic types of

pain in their body.

This loss of feeling has caused problems in space before.

In the Apollo 9 crew, Rusty Schweickart had to delay a spacewalk because he was feeling

queasy: if he puked while in his spacesuit, the vomit could spread in his helmet, which

would most likely make it quite difficult to see, or even interfere with his breathing,

causing him to potentially choke to death.

Now that's one way I'd imagine would be an embarrassing and painful way to go!

6.

Astronaut moon-face It's pretty common to look at pictures of

astronauts and see a round, full face.

C'mon, you guys really think that the food in space is actually THAT good?

Nope.

The effect is usually called "moon face" and no, it's not caused by looking too much

at the moon.

It's actually the effect of zero gravity on bodily fluids: without gravity to pull

it downwards, all sorts of fluids are floating around and are re-distributed to the upper

body, resulting in bulging neck veins, puffy face, and nasal congestion.

That could make one h*ll of a sexy skype call, don't you think?

The normal mechanisms that keep fluids down are pretty much useless in space, and the

60% of blood that's usually in the lower limbs on Earth goes up and elsewhere after

a mere 30 seconds in a zero-gravity environment.

We're talking about EVERYTHING here: From blood to mucus.

Astronauts have said that space-flight actually feels a lot as if they had a perpetual cold.

The good thing is, immediately after returning to earth, a lot of these effects disappear,

thank goodness.

The bad thing is, depending on the length of the trip, you're basically getting that

physical feeling of having a cold all the time for the entire length of your trip.

Think about that for a second...

YEP. 5.

Loss of Fluids The same mechanisms that make astronauts look

moon-faced and congested cause a cascade of aftereffects that can be pretty dangerous

if not treated.

After the re-distribution of bodily fluids, the heart doesn't need to work as hard to

get blood to every inch of your body, as there already is blood kinda just going everywhere

without gravity after all.

The weakened heart will cause low blood pressure in the legs and mess with the ability of the

body to send enough oxygen everywhere when it's time to get back on Earth.

Under normal conditions, blood pressure is higher in the legs and lower in the brain.

These changes caused by the redistribution of blood in space makes the brain's internal

pressure increase.

The body then believes there's too much fluid in the body, and the astronaut's body

lowers its blood volume by typically about 20% of total blood volume in the first days

of zero-gravity.

The same thing happens to plasma volume as well.

Less fluid to pump around means less work for the heart, thus slowing it down.

This means that if you stay in space long enough, you heart could eventually stop altogether!!

Okay, okay I'm just seeing if you guys are paying attention; your heart's gonna eventually

stop working anyways, not just because in space.

But trust me, going to space is still RISKY BUSINESS!!!

So with a loss of blood volume, how does it feel to get back to earth?

Once astronauts lack back on earth, they feel queasy and most of them can't even stand

on their feet for more than 10 minutes WITHOUT FAINTING!!

Nevertheless, after drinking ginormous quantities of water and juice, and also some really good

meals I'm sure, they're back to normal in just a few days.

4.

Space sickness Comparing space travel to a bad carnival ride

might be a stretch, but symptoms are quite similar: nausea, vomiting, vertigo, headaches...long

story short, you'll be feeling like sh*t the first couple of days in space.

It's related to motion sickness, as the body's vestibular system adapts to weightlessness.

Space motion sickness is caused by changes in g-forces, which affect spatial orientation

in humans.

Gravity plays a major role in our spatial orientation.

Changes in gravitational forces influence our spatial orientation and require adaptation.

The changes in the perception of space causes the body to produce visual-orientation illusions

that mess with your mind: one second you're feeling you're okay, and the next minute

you're feeling like you're upside down…...except there's really no upside down, since you're

weightless.

That could mess with anyone's mind, ya know?

After a couple of days in space the body adapts and you start to feel like your orientation

is the normal orientation no matter your surroundings.

There is an unofficial scale for space sickness used by NASA: the Garn Scale.

This was named for United States Senator Jake Garn, whose sickness during a zero-gravity

test was THE WORST on record.

EVER.

That would be an embarrassing honor to say the least.

Apparently the senator vomited, fainted and lost balance, and didn't get much better

after returning to normal conditions.

Accordingly, one "Garn" is equivalent to the most severe possible case of space sickness.

I guess no one wants to be known because of THAT.

Still, that terrible precedent hasn't deterred other politicians of trying out the zero-g

facilities whenever they can.

3.

Eye troubles NASA has also found that eyes and eyesight

suffer significant changes after space flights longer than 6 months.

Flattened eyeballs and changes in the retina have been reported, and astronauts have declared

that their vision is blurry after coming back from a long period in space.

As I mentioned before, because weightlessness increases the amount of fluid in the upper

part of the body, astronauts experience increased intracranial pressure.

This appears to increase pressure on the backs of the eyeballs, which affects their shape

and slightly crushes the optic nerve.

Another curious effect is known as "Cosmic Ray Phenomena", or AKA "light flashes".

These are spontaneous flashes of light perceived by astronauts outside the Earth's magnetosphere.

We don't actually know if these light flashes are perceived or actual light that goes off

in space.

Apparently these could all be product of the eye's reaction to phosphenes in the atmosphere,

which are sensations of light produced by the activation of neurons along the visual

pathway.

I'm pulling the conspiracy theory card here!

NASA is just trying to hide aliens from us!

Most of these mysterious flashes have been reported to be white, although some astronauts

have seen blue, yellow, or even green flashes.

Maybe these are the auroras of space?

Maybe they're just stars: apparently these flashes look like spots or small streaks in

the empty darkness of space.

Some astronauts have described the flashes like comets, clouds, or even supernovas.

The flashes also happen fairly often: most astronauts claim to have seen them every 2-3

minutes.

That's A LOT.

I'm still standing by the alien theory and calling NASA's bluff.

They just want to communicate with us!

C'mon, haven't you watched ANY space movie?!

2.

Excess flatulence Remember we said that space affects muscles

and causes muscle loss?

Well, that goes for ALL OF THE MUSCLES.

Including the muscles on your belly and…..nether regions.

Muscle loss around the abdomen won't only mean that your beloved six-pack is MIA, but

also that you have less of an ability to stop that natural gas from coming out after a meal.

So you could say crews REALLY get to know each other while in space.

Hopefully this didn't happen to Kate Upton while she did her photoshoot in zero G!

Anyways, researchers have studied for years the mechanics of farting in space.

YEAH, someone's job is actually measuring space farts.

This is because human flatulence is actually composed of two gases: hydrogen and methane.

These are BOTH highly flammable gasses.

If the gas concentration reaches a high enough level within a small place, like a space capsule

or even a space suit, a small spark could destroy everything in its reach.

Like a fart-induced nuclear bomb.

This means that unaccounted flatulence in a spaceship could actually result in spontaneous

combustion and death.

By farts.

In the sixties, a research team actually took it upon themselves to measure the frequency

and composition of flatulence among a space crew, in order to determine what kinds of

foods would make the trip less... gassy.

This is why space food is bland: that kind of diet reduces gas and diminishes explosion

risk.

You can thank that fart-smelling team for their amazing work!

1 - Long-term dangers of space Okay, okay, you got me, this isn't really

an effect of a zero gravity environment, but at this point we've been talking about being

in space for so long, we might as well brush up just a little bit on the dangers of being

in space!

It hasn't actually been thoroughly studied, but the high levels of radiation that astronauts

are exposed to during their lifetime could exponentially increase their risk of cancer.

This is because being exposed to gamma and x rays can cause cellular mutation, and increase

the body's potential of developing certain diseases.

In 2012, NASA revealed a study showing that spaceflight could harm the brains of astronauts,

and accelerate the start of Alzheimer's disease.

Apparently, high radiation to brain cells could offset the disease and cause other cognitive

issues, such as disorientation and confusion.

A neuroscientist at the University of Rochester, Kevin O'Banion, has stated that space radiation

poses a significant risk for the development of Alzheimer's in former astronauts.

I guess if you're really into aging, then you should really get to outer space!

Astronauts from the Apollo mission are also five times more likely to die from heart disease

than any other astronaut.

WHAT?!

Further studies showed that the radiation is probably the main cause because in that

time space capsules didn't have the same protections as today, making astronauts from

those initial flights more vulnerable to radiation than their more recent counterparts.

A little too late for that warning, if I say so myself!

But hey, those are always the risks being the guinea pig!

Here's what's next!

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