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- This American actor, writer, and comedian is famous for his observational humour - a type of comedy where jokes are based on trivial daily life matters. He delivered the following line: TV commercials now show you that they can take out bloodstains! I say, if youve got bloodstains on your t-shirt, maybe laundry is not your biggest problem!
- The following line belongs to an American stand-up comedian, who made his debut on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson on April 19th, 1989:
- The following words belong to what comedian and writer (The Bernie Mac Show, Moesha): In elementary school, in case of fire you have to line up quietly in a single file line from smallest to tallest. What is the logic? Do tall people burn slower?
- This American stand-up comedian is an ordained rabbi and is known for his provocative and sometimes abusive language. He delivered the following words: My grandfather always said, Dont watch your money; watch your health. So one day while I was watching my health, someone stole my money. It was my grandfather.
- This American comedian and writer became especially popular after her appearances on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. This is one of her jokes: Waiters and waitresses are becoming nicer and much more caring. I used to pay my check, they would say Thank you. That’s now escalated into You take care of yourself, now. The other day I paid my check and the waiter said, Don’t put off that mammogram.
- The author of the following line is a Jewish American stand-up comedian and actor, noted for his grating voice and tendency to shout a lot during performances.
- This American stand-up comedian, actor, and writer has an innocent appearance that is in contrast with her comic material, in which she deals with many controversial topics such as racism, abortion, rape and child abuse. The following line was delivered by her: “My sister was with two men one night. She could hardly walk after that. Can you imagine? Two dinners!�
- Which of these great guitarists did not play for The Yardbirds, the band that became Led Zeppelin?
- The movie Almost Famous was loosely based on Cameron Crowes adventures as a teenage journalist touring with Led Zeppelin.
- The final Led Zep album that featured previously unreleased studio music was titled Coda. What does Coda mean?
- Led Zeppelins final concert took place in 1980, in what country?
- Who came up with the name Led Zeppelin?
- For years this was the theme song to the British music TV show, Tops of the Pops.
- Who managed rock band Led Zeppelin?
- Who produced all of Led Zeppelins albums?
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Holistic Medicine Association (HMA Conference Talk Schedule)
09:00Dr. Wyatt Helms /"Attaining Healthy Weights for Older Patients"
This talk covers how medical professionals can encourage overweight, aging patients to make lifestyle changes.
10:00Dr. Sherry Schaal / "Clinical X-rays: Problems and Soutions."
Despite significant advances in medical imaging technologies, X-rays are still an important diagnostic tool. This talk looks at the advantages and disadvantages of X-rays to modern doctors.
11:30Dr. Jeff Feldman /"The Spine: An Overview for Non-specialist Physicians."
Dr. Feldman explores the impact the spine can have on a variety of conditions.
14:45Dr. Rodney Foster/"Managed Care: Working with Non-medical Staff."
Handling non-medical staff in a managed care facility for the elderly presents a range of unique challenges for today's general practitioners. Dr. Foster will give practical advice on these matters.
16:30Dr. Becca Cahill/"Developing Immunizations."
This talk looks at the difficulties in getting primary care into remote regions all over the world.
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To: All Members ([email protected])
From: Hillary Con key ([email protected])
Date: February 12
Subject: Successful Event
Dear Members,
Once again we have completed a very successful event at the HMA Conference. I was glad to see that the attendance figures showed a 15% increase from last year. I wanted to give you all my thoughts on the conference generally along with some updates.
Firstly, I particularly enjoyed the printed materials handed out to attendees at the X-ray talk. They were useful during the presentation, and I also expect to refer to them in my day-to-day practice.
Secondly, Dr. Foster and Dr. Helms both wanted to express their regret that time constraints made it impossible for them to include the scheduled question-and-answer sessions at the end of their respective lectures. They have, however, agreed to run an online version through the forums on our Web site, www.hmaconference.com, over the next two weeks. So head over there and add your voice to the discussions.
Lastly, in the near future, we will be making a decision on the location of next year’s conference. Details to follow by the end of the month.
Best regards,
Hillary Conkey
President, Holistic Medicine Association- What is the first talk mainly about?
- What can be inferred about the “Developing Immunizations” talk?
- Which speaker’s printed materials did Ms. Conkey think were helpful?
- Why are members asked to visit a Web site?
- What is indicated about next year’s conference?