Grey’s Anatomy has "no plans" to bring back Callie in season 14 – DigitalSpy.com

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Dr Teddy Altman might be returning to Grey's Anatomy in season 14, but don't expect to see Dr Callie Torres back.

Sara Ramirez left her role as Callie in season 12's finale to take "some welcome time off", but with her ex-love Arizona (Jessica Capshaw) losing her love interest Eliza, the door is open for a possible return for Callie.

But that's not happening anytime soon.

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"There are no plans at the moment. We love her and we miss her, [but] there's been no discussion of it," executive producer Debbie Allen told TVLine of a possible return for Ramirez.

Since leaving the show, Ramirez has called out ABC for airing a joke mocking bisexual people on sitcom The Real O'Neals.

Ramirez, who identifies as bisexual, urged her followers on Twitter to sign a petition that accused the network of biphobia by sharing a link and writing that "WORDS MATTER".

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Earlier this year, Capshaw had spoken about the possible return of Arizona's ex-love to Grey Sloan Memorial. "I feel like nothing is impossible. There's a great chance she would come back for something," she explained.

Her co-star Giacomo Gianniotti has also been teasing that the new season is "funnier, sexier, lighter" after admitting that the show has been "dreary for a long time".

Grey's Anatomy returns to ABC in the US on September 28. Sky Living airs the show in the UK, with a return date to be announced.

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‘Grey’s Anatomy’ and ‘Chicago Med’ adjust up, ‘Scandal’ adjusts … – TVbytheNumbers

Final broadcast primetime live + same-day ratings for Thursday, April 13, 2017

There were only a few notable adjustments in the final ratings from the early ratings this morning, beginning with The Big Bang Theory, which adjusted up from a 2.4 to a 2.5 in adults 18-49. ABCs Greys Anatomy also adjusted up from its 1.7 this morning to a 1.8, while Chicago Med rose one-tenth to a 1.1.

Meanwhile, with its 100th episode, Scandal adjusted down once again to a 1.3 today, just one-tenth higher than its 1.2 final rating last week. The Amazing Race also adjusted down from a 0.9 to a 0.8 on CBS. Everything else remained the same.

Upward adjustments in adults 18-49 are in blue; downward adjustments are in red.

Network averages:

Definitions: Rating: Estimated percentage of the universe of TV households (or other specified group) tuned to a program in the average minute. Ratings are expressed as a percent. Fast Affiliate Ratings: These first national ratings are available at approximately 11 a.m. ETthe day after telecast. The figures may include stations that did not air the entire network feed, as well as local news breaks or cutaways for local coverage or other programming. Fast Affiliate ratings are not as useful for live programs and are likely to differ significantly from the final results, because the data reflect normal broadcast feed patterns. Share (of Audience):The percent of households (or persons) using television who are tuned to a specific program, station or network in a specific area at a specific time. Time Shifted Viewing:Program ratings for national sources are produced in three streams of data Live, Live +Same-Day and Live +7 Day. Time-shifted figures account for incremental viewing that takes place with DVRs. Live+SD includes viewing during the same broadcast day as the original telecast, with a cut-off of 3 a.m. local time when meters transmit daily viewing to Nielsen for processing. Live +7 ratings include viewing that takes place during the 7 days following a telecast.

Source: The Nielsen Company.

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Edmonton Oilers: The Anatomy of Mark Letestu – Oil On Whyte

Apr 26, 2017; Anaheim, CA, USA; Edmonton Oilers center Mark Letestu (55) celebrates after scoring a goal against the Anaheim Ducks during the third period in game one of the second round of the 2017 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Honda Center. Edmonton won 5-3. Mandatory Credit: Kelvin Kuo-USA TODAY Sports

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Letestus first season with the Oilers was plagued with inconsistency and bottom-six struggles, as well as poor possession metrics. Not to mention, his performance plagued that of his teammates, and for a lot of the time, he would not be able to carry his own line.

Through 82 games last season, Letestu posted a -5.6 relative Corsi, as well as just 10 goals and 25 points. Letestu was also a career worse minus-21 with the Oilers in 2015-16. Not to mention, most of his linemates posted better possession metrics when not playing with the 32-year-old.

This year, while he hasnt been much better analytically, Letestu has shown great improvement. There is more drive and effort in his game, and he is an effective skater and wears many hats for Edmonton. He posted 16 goals and 35 points this past year and was only a minus-2 in 2016-17.

Letestu has served as an asset on special teams, and not only adds more edge and physicality to his game but knows his role. He is able to make himself big and get in front of the net, helping him jump on loose pucks and rebounds. On the penalty kill, he can backcheck efficiently and keep the puck out of the zone.

Perhaps one of his biggest assets comes in the faceoff dot. The Elkpoint, Alberta native won over 50 percent of his drawsand comes in clutch when the Oilers have to win a critical faceoff. This has carried over into the playoffsand has benefitted the team greatly.

In the postseason, Letestu has thrived. He is the teams second-leading scorer in the playoffs with five goals and 11 points through 12 playoff games.

Overall, he has proven to grow and improve since a rough debut season with the team. Though a veteran, Letestu brings plenty on and off the ice and will continue to do that with the team moving forward.

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Eden Hazard and Jos Mourinho: anatomy of a rollercoaster relationship – The Guardian

Eden Hazard was in imperious form when Chelsea and Manchester United met in the Premier League in October. Photograph: Catherine Ivill - AMA/Getty Images

Fans, content with a perfunctory victory, were beginning to drift away from Stamford Bridge. Chelsea were leading Porto 2-0, having been in control for most of the game. In a turbulent season, the Champions League had again provided a pocket of calm. And then Jos Mourinho decided to take off Eden Hazard, who had been involved in the buildup to both Chelsea goals. It had probably been Hazards best performance of the season to that point and he left the pitch to warm applause. He slapped hands with Loc Rmy but then, as Mourinho went to congratulate him, Hazard shrugged him off.

It is easy, of course, to read too much into individual moments in retrospect but even at the time that felt telling. To show such obvious disdain for your manager in the moment of victory exposed the palpable discord that existed within the squad a week before Michael Emenalo, the Chelsea technical director, spoke of it in the wake of Mourinhos sacking. From that moment, it felt that Mourinho was doomed, that, even with his abilities, there was no way back.

Then, as the curtain was falling, even during that final game away at Leicester City five days later, as Claudio Ranieri dealt the final blow to avenge his own sacking by Chelsea 12 years earlier, there came the strange incident of Hazards hip. Mourinho clearly felt Hazard, who had been troubled by the problem since the summer, was not particularly badly injured and cajoled him to go back on after treatment on the touchline, only for the Belgian to decide within seconds that he did not fancy it and march off, ignoring his manager as he did so.

Not surprisingly, Hazard was one of three players highlighted as rats by disgruntled Chelsea fans the following weekend as the post-Mourinho age began with a comfortable victory over Sunderland. Of all the many things that went wrong for Mourinho at Chelsea last season, the most significant was surely the disintegration of his relationship with the Belgian. It would be misleading to suggest some feud still simmers between the two but as Chelsea go to Old Trafford on Sunday for what appears the last significant obstacle on their run-in to the title, the fraying of their bond stands as an emblem of the collapse of Mourinhos Chelsea reign.

Right from the start, Mourinho would provoke Hazard in front of the squad, telling the team: Today were playing with 10, to try to goad him into great defensive effort. Initially, Hazard, used to more overtly supportive managers, was troubled. If he looks you in the eye, its terrifying, he said.

Hazard is not a natural rebel, however. He accepted his managers ways, even if he preferred to go home and spend time with his family after training rather than staying at Cobham for extra gym work. The two found an understanding and, while there were occasional hiccups, as when Mourinho publicly criticised Hazard after the Champions League defeat by Atltico Madrid in 2014 Eden is the kind of player who is not so mentally ready to look back at his left-back and live his life for him, he said, after Hazard had commented that Chelsea were better counterattacking than taking the game to the opposition the relationship worked. When Hazard was named Chelseas players player of the year and joked that the other nominees would have to work harder, Mourinho appreciated the dig.

That was the height of their connection. The manager recognised Hazard as a humble, diligent player lacking a little ambition. Hazards father announced that he saw Mourinho as the manager to give his son a little more ego, to make him a wonderful player as well as the fantastic dad and wonderful husband he already was. Mourinho began to acknowledge his respect for Hazard, highlighting an opponent in team meetings and saying he was no Maradona, no Messi, no Hazard.

The warmer approach brought the best out of Hazard and Chelsea won the Premier League as Hazard was named PFA and Football Writers player of the season.

But then Mourinho ramped up the pressure, describing Hazard as my new Messi while at the same time urging him to take more defensive responsibility. At the same time, Hazard was struggling to recover from a hip problem that afflicted him until last April. At one point a frustrated Mourinho allegedly told him: Youre not good enough for the top. Ill have to sell you. He began to criticise him in press conferences again.

As reports surfaced that the pair had fallen out, they met to discuss the situation. Hazard asked to play centrally and Mourinho agreed for the home game against Liverpool. With the score at 1-1, though, Mourinho took him off, shattering what remained of Hazards confidence.

Yet there is no acrimony between the two. When Mourinho was sacked, Hazard sent him a text message saying he felt responsible because he had not been at the same level as before. Mourinho replied, accepting Hazards sentiment and wishing: Good luck to you and your wonderful family. Mourinho felt he lacked the necessary hardness; by the end Hazard, along with a number of players, felt wearied by Mourinhos relentless abrasiveness. In Hazard was expressed a wider malaise.

Hazard has clearly benefited from taking a more central role this season. Playing almost as an inside-left in Antonio Contes 3-4-2-1, he has been able to drift infield, knowing Marcos Alonso is always there to go outside him and offer creative width, while also being able to initiate the press, if required, on the opposing full-back. For all the meticulousness of Contes planning, that perhaps has made his movement less predictable and with that freedom within a system some of the swagger has returned to his play, most notably in that goal against Arsenal when he beat Laurent Koscielny at both the beginning and the end of a 40-yard burst.

Hazard has taken full toll on Mourinho as well, scoring one and generally sparkling with menace in Chelseas 4-0 win over Manchester United. So dangerous was he that for the FA Cup quarter-final in March, Mourinho seemingly targeted Hazard. Whatever the rights and wrongs of Ander Herreras dismissal in that game, the red card resulted from Hazard being kicked every time the ball came near him, an intriguing focus, taking into account Chelseas slickness as a unit this season.

Given the way that game went, any strategy to counter Hazard on Sunday will have to be rather more subtle. And if United are to prevail, Hazard will have to be neutralised. For Mourinho, perhaps, that is not only a tactical imperative but also a psychological one.

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‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Fans’ Sex Theory About the Show’s Newest Couple Will Disturb You: Read the Tweets! – Us Weekly

Step down. Greys Anatomy's Thursday, April 6, episodesuggested a potential romance between Maggie Pierce (Kelly McCreary) and Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams), which seemed cute at first until fans had the shocking realization that the two are in fact step-siblings. Also, let's not forget that plenty of fans will forever be on Team Japril, so Jackson and Maggie potentially taking things to a new level was troubling for a number of reasons.

Totally Wrong?

During Thursdays episode, Jackson helped Maggie cope with the loss of her mother by showing her photos the dying woman gave him. You and I are kind of like family, he said.

While the moment seemed touching and super flirty at first, fans were quick to point out that the two characters really are family, as Richard Webber (James Pickens Jr.)is Maggie's biological father and Jackson's stepdad.

Japril Forever

Of course, it also goes without saying that many Grey's fans are diehard Japril supporters who were feeling quite optimistic when Jackson and ex April Kepner (Sarah Drew) finally reconnected at a hotel a few episodes ago. The pair have had their relationship tested multiple times and now have a young child together, so plenty of fans want the couple to finally figure things out.

See what fans had to say on Twitter about the unconventional connection from Thursdays episode.

Tell Us: Do you think Jackson and Maggie will hook up?

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*13 Reasons Why* and *Grey’s Anatomy* Collide in This Bonkers Theory About Clay Jensen – Glamour

13 REASONS WHY

PHOTO: Beth Dubber/Netflix

13 Reasons Why has been on Netflix for only two weeks, but Reddit's already flooded with fan theories. (It's truthfully astounding fans can even write theories after experiencing the show's gut-wrenching finale. I could barely think after watching the thirteenth episode.) Today's favorite hypothesis connects the Netflix sensation with a show that's been on the air since the Stone Age: Grey's Anatomy. Fans already know the obvious connection between these shows: Kate Walsh (who plays Hannah's mom on 13 Reasons Why) had tenures on both Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice as Dr. Addison Montgomery. But they may not remember the other 13 Reasons Why actor who appeared on Grey's: Dylan Minnette, who plays Clay Jensen. He's the subject of our theory.

In a season four episode of Grey's Anatomy, Minnette plays a young kid named Ryan with hearing disabilities. Dr. Mark Sloan (Eric Dane) takes Ryan's case on and builds him a pair of ears that substantially improves his hearing. Now, 10 years later, Minnette stars as Clay Jensen on 13 Reasons Why, a character whose entire storyline is contingent on him listening intently to Hannah's 13 cassette tapes. The connection is obvious to some Twitter users: Because Dr. Sloan built Ryan/Clay a pair of ears back in the day, he can now hear Hannah's tapes and seek justice for her.

"Meredith Grey helped Clay Jensen get ears so he could listen to tapes left by Addison Montgomery's daughter," one Twitter user wrote.

"Good thing Mark Sloan gave this kid ears so he could listen to Hannah's tapes," wrote another.

Admittedly, this theory is a bit far-fetchedClay and Ryan are two different characters. The fact that hearing is crucial to both of their storylines is coincidental, but you have to love the Internet for making this connection. (It's almost as good as the one about Grey's taking place in the Marvel Universe.) Almost.

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TV Ratings Thursday: ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ stays low, ‘The Blacklist: Redemption’ ticks up – TVbytheNumbers

Broadcast primetime live + same-day ratings for Thursday, April 13, 2017

The numbers for Thursday:

CBS led the night once again in the Thursday ratings this week, with The Big Bang Theory scoring a 2.4 rating in adults 18-49. This was two-tenths of a point lower than its 2.6 in the week before, but still well above anything else in the night. Also on CBS, The Great Indoors (1.2), Mom (1.3), and Life in Pieces (1.1) were all down from their previous numbers, while The Amazing Race held steady with a 0.9.

ABC nabbed the second-highest spot of the night with Greys Anatomy though it tied its series low for the second week in a row with a 1.7. Scandal (1.4) was up one-tenth and The Catch was even with its previous 0.7 on the network.

On NBC, both Powerless (0.6) and Chicago Med (1.0) held steady. With its season finale episode as well, The Blacklist: Redemption ticked up from last weeks season low to a 0.7.

Supernatural (0.5) and Riverdale (0.3) continued to perform as expected on The CW, with both maintaining their previous numbers. FOX rounded out the rest of the night with Masterchef Junior (0.9) and Kicking and Screaming (0.5).

Network averages:

Late-nightmetered market ratings (adults 18-49, households):

11:35 p.m.

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon R: 0.5/3, 1.6/4

Jimmy Kimmel Live: 0.5/3, 2.0/5

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert R: 0.4/2, 1.8/5

12:35 a.m.

Nightline: 0.3/2, 1.3/4

Late Night with Seth Meyers R: 0.2/2, 0.8/3

The Late Late Show with James Corden R: 0.3/2, 0.9/3

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The Human Body: Anatomy, Facts & Functions | Live Science

The human body is everything that makes up, well, you. The basic parts of the human body are the head, neck, torso, arms and legs.

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Our bodies consist of a number of biological systems that carry out specific functions necessary for everyday living.

The job of the circulatory system is to move blood, nutrients, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and hormones, around the body. It consists of the heart, blood, blood vessels,arteries and veins.

The digestive system consists of a series of connected organs that together, allow the body to break down and absorb food, and remove waste. It includes the mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum, and anus. The liver and pancreas also play a role in the digestive system because they produce digestive juices.

The endocrine system consists of eight major glands that secrete hormones into the blood. These hormones, in turn, travel to different tissues and regulate various bodily functions, such as metabolism, growth and sexual function.

The immune system is the body's defense against bacteria, viruses and other pathogens that may be harmful. It includes lymph nodes, the spleen, bone marrow, lymphocytes (including B-cells and T-cells), the thymus and leukocytes, which are white blood cells.

The lymphatic system includes lymph nodes, lymph ducts and lymph vessels, and also plays a role in the body's defenses. Its main job is to make is to make and move lymph, a clear fluid that contains white blood cells, which help the body fight infection. The lymphatic system also removes excess lymph fluid from bodily tissues, and returns it to the blood.

The nervous system controls both voluntary action (like conscious movement) and involuntary actions (like breathing), and sends signals to different parts of the body. The central nervous system includes the brain and spinal cord. The peripheral nervous system consists of nerves that connect every other part of the body to the central nervous system.

The body's muscular system consists of about 650 muscles that aid in movement, blood flow and other bodily functions. There are three types of muscle: skeletal muscle which is connected to bone and helps with voluntary movement, smooth muscle which is found inside organs and helps to move substances through organs, and cardiac muscle which is found in the heart and helps pump blood.

The reproductive system allows humans to reproduce. The male reproductive system includes the penis and the testes, which produce sperm. The female reproductive system consists of the vagina, the uterus and the ovaries, which produce eggs. During conception, a sperm cell fuses with an egg cell, which creates a fertilized egg that implants and grows in the uterus. [Related:Awkward Anatomy: 10 Odd Facts About the Female Body]

Our bodies are supported by the skeletal system, which consists of 206 bones that are connected by tendons, ligaments and cartilage. The skeleton not only helps us move, but it's also involved in the production of blood cells and the storage of calcium. The teeth are also part of the skeletal system, but they aren't considered bones.

The respiratory system allows us to take in vital oxygen and expel carbon dioxide in a process we call breathing. It consists mainly of the trachea, the diaphragm and the lungs.

The urinary system helps eliminate a waste product called urea from the body, which is produced when certain foods are broken down. The whole system includes two kidneys, two ureters, the bladder, two sphincter muscles and the urethra. Urine produced by the kidneys travels down the ureters to the bladder, and exits the body through the urethra.

The skin, or integumentary system, is the body's largest organ. It protects us from the outside world, and is our first defense against bacteria, viruses and other pathogens. Our skin also helps regulate body temperature and eliminate waste through perspiration. In addition to skin, the integumentary system includes hair and nails.

Humans have five vital organs that are essential for survival. These are the brain, heart, kidneys, liver and lungs.

The human brain is the body's control center, receiving and sending signals to other organs through the nervous system and through secreted hormones. It is responsible for our thoughts, feelings, memory storage and general perception of the world.

The human heart is a responsible for pumping blood throughout our body.

The job of the kidneys is to remove waste and extra fluid from the blood. The kidneys take urea out of the blood and combine it with water and other substances to make urine.

The liver has many functions, including detoxifying of harmful chemicals, breakdown of drugs, filtering of blood, secretion of bile and production of blood-clotting proteins.

The lungs are responsible for removing oxygen from the air we breathe and transferring it to our blood where it can be sent to our cells. The lungs also remove carbon dioxide, which we exhale.

You use your eyes to see, your ears to hear and your muscles to do the heavy lifting. Well, sort of. In fact, most body parts are far more complicated than that, while some seem to have no business being inside there at all.

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Sioux Falls makes cameo on ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ – Sioux Falls Argus Leader

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GREY'S ANATOMY - "Hope for the Hopeless" - Richard performs his 10,000th surgery on a pair of bickering sisters (Nia Vardalos and Peri Gilpin) who come into the hospital for a liver transplant; Derek and Lexie take on a neuroblastoma case that has been previously deemed inoperable; Teddy and Cristina cross the line when they go against Owen's orders and try to steal a case from Alex and Dr. McQueen; Ellis Grey's shadow looms as Meredith searches for a specialty; meanwhile Adele is brought into the hospital after she is found wandering the streets, on Grey's Anatomy, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 (9:00-10:02 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network. (Photo by Colleen Hayes/ABC via Getty Images) JAMES PICKENS JR., CHANDRA WILSON, ELLEN POMPEO(Photo: Colleen Hayes, ABC via Getty Images)

Sioux Falls made a cameo appearance Thursday night in the latest episode of the medical drama "Grey's Anatomy."

Without going into too much detail so as to not spoil the episode for those who've yet to watch, a pair of characters ends up at Joe Foss Field after a cross-country flight takes an unexpected turn.

"I don't even know what town we're in," one character says, standing on the tarmac with Sioux Falls police and fire vehicles in the background.

"Sioux Falls apparently," another replies.

Actress Ellen Pompeo, who plays Meredith Grey, tipped off fans that the show would feature South Dakota's biggest city in November. She posted an Instagram photo that led some to wonder whether they'd walk into a scene with Pompeo or creatorShonda Rhimes.

Local authorities and hospital spokespeople said the filming was done in Hollywood, not on location at Sioux Falls Regional Airport.

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TJC to host Human Anatomy & Physiology Society regional conference – Tyler Morning Telegraph

Tyler Junior College has been selected as the host site for Saturdays regional conference of the Human Anatomy & Physiology Society.

HAPS is a national society of more than 1,700 educators from high schools, two- and four-year colleges, universities, and private businesses in the United States, Canada and throughout the rest of the world, said Dr. Betsy Ott, TJC biology professor and recent past president of the organization.

Ott has been a professor at TJC since 1982, teaching anatomy and physiology, general biology for non-science majors, and biology for majors.

In addition to her term last year as HAPS president, Ott was also named an honorary member of the National Association of Biology Teachers, the groups highest honor.

Meetings and workshops will be held in the newly renovated Anatomy & Physiology labs in the Pirtle Technology building on the TJC main campus. Exhibitors will be on hand from textbook, teaching and technology companies, along with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

Workshops will range from content updates to innovations in teaching techniques and technology. At the end of the day, participants will be given a tour of the state-of-the-art simulation labs in TJCs Rogers Nursing & Health Sciences Center.

For more on TJC science programs, go to http://www.tjc.edu/science .

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From The Wire to everything else, the Anatomy of an Islamist: Into the mind of Sharjeel Imam, mastermind of Shaheen Bagh – OpIndia

The EndGame of the protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act has become evident after the mastermind of the Shaheen Bagh protests revealed his intentions of cutting off the North East from the rest of India. Sharjeel Imam, the mastermind, also happens to be a columnist at The Wire. If one had read his eulogy of Jinnah that was published on The Wire, then he or she wouldnt have been surprised with the path he has chosen for himself.

Sharjeel Imam can be heard saying in the viral video, If five lakh Muslims are organized then we can cut off the North-east from the rest of India. If we cannot do so permanently, then at least we can do it for months. Our responsibility is to cut Assam from India, only then will the Government will hear our voice. If we have to help Assam then we will have to cut Assam from the rest of India.

More disturbingly, he speaks of isolating Northeast India by blocking the Chickens Neck. The Chickens Neck is a narrow stretch of land of about 22 kilometres located in West Bengal, that connects the northeastern states to the rest of India, with Nepal and Bangladesh lying on either side of the corridor. Thus, Sharjeel has made his intentions very clear, he wants a Civil War in the country and ultimately, another partition.

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Before we speak of his article published on The Wire, we need to focus on some of the extremely problematic posts he has made on Facebook. It would give our readers some clue into how Sharjeel Imam thinks. First, theres the usual apologia for Yakub Memon and Afzal Guru that we have come to expect from Radical Muslims. According to them, executing two dreaded Islamic terrorists is valid grounds for Muslims to lose their faith in the country.

Source: Sharjeel Imams Facebook profile

Then, there is the justification for the Pulwama Terror Attack. Again, while it is true that sensible people would find this rhetoric extremely troubling, the justification for terrorism is a regular feature of the mainstream media. And Sharjeel Imam, here, is no different. He also accuses the USA, Israel and India of Islamophobia because the three countries are not willing to entertain justifications for terrorism.

Source: Sharjeel Imams Facebook profile

With regards to the ongoing protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act, Sharjeels rhetoric is akin to the rhetoric peddled by the likes of Shehla Rashid and others who have continuously prevented secular parties from claiming that these are secular protests. Like others, Sharjeel, too, exhorts Muslims to stop liberals from hijacking what are essentially Muslim protests.

Source: Sharjeel Imams Facebook Profile

Now, we shall elaborate on the really problematic aspects of his ideology. It is pertinent to mention here that Sharjeel Imam is a student of Modern Indian History at Jawaharlal Nehru University. The most concerning aspect of his ideology is the fact that he places Jinnah in the context of India in the 21st century. He says about Jinnah, The more I read Jinnah Papers, the more I realize that almost all of Jinnahs political career was spent as the leader of a minority community, organising the community against odds, and against what he considered as the Hindu revivalist forces of his time, which intended to monopolize power after British left.

Source: Sharjeel Imams Facebook Profile

Sharjeel continues, Seventy years later, the Muslims and other minorities of India know too well what he meant. In other words, Jinnah who was an Indian Muslim for the first 71 of the 72 years of his life, is infinitely more relevant for the besieged Indian Muslim minority than for Pakistani Muslims. In very specific ways, as an Indian Muslim politician fighting for minority rights, his methods, his arguments, his successes and his failures are lessons for us.

Sharjeel Imam goes on to assert that Indian Muslims should study Jinnah in order to understand the myth of Secular Congress. This is extremely problematic rhetoric. Sharjeel hasnt limited himself to praising Jinnah in the manner in which Mani Shankar Aiyar of the Congress party praises Jinnah. From his portrayal of Jinnah, it is clear that he wants Indian Muslims to emulate Jinnah and seize power in the country.

Read: An enemy community was foisted upon the Muslims after Independence: Shaheen Bagh mastermind Sharjeel Imam reveals real-agenda behind CAA protests

Where his thoughts about Jinnah become really clear is his article published on The Wire. From his eulogy of Jinnah on The Wire, it is evident that Sharjeel does not find any fault with Jinnahs conduct that led to the partition of the country. He does not even believe that partition was necessarily a bad thing. He says, In order to demystify Jinnah and to resolve such contradictions, a fuller discussion of Partition should have been a part of our educational setup. However, it has been made impossible to know such a historic figure by attributing violence of Partition to him. This as an attempt by Congress to hide its failures to accommodate the genuine Muslim demands and aspirations for political proportional representation.

Sharjeel did not stop there of course. He says that the questions raised by Jinnah are just the starting point of a larger debate which will inevitably take place again and again, as the situation of Indian Muslims is made to worsen. He believes that Jinnah led a righteous struggle to protect Indian Muslims from Hindu rule. Also, Sharjeel goes to great lengths to prove that Jinnah was a leader of Indian Muslims. He says, Indian Muslims, despite having been indoctrinated for generations now, retain some memory of Partition and Jinnah. For many of them, Jinnah is the author of Partition and yet one of the greatest leaders of Muslim India in the last century, who made the Muslim League into a national party by mobilising millions of Muslims across British India.

He states further, Jinnahs communalism is positive communalism as discussed above, and need not be understood through the contemporary meaning of the word. He did not believe that India was a nation, as is shown by the frequent use of the term continent as well as subcontinent. He was merely representing one community in this grand ocean of communities, and in this process, he was trying to secure rights for all numerically inferior communities.

Read: Its official: Endgame of Shaheen Bagh protest is second partition of India. Listen to what mastermind and The Wire columnist says

Sharjeel adds, Jinnah argued that it does not matter if we are 15% or 25%, unless we receive safeguards, they have all the resources to monopolise power. In other words, the Muslim majority provinces chose to secede rather than stay in a Hindu-dominated centralised India, as they saw no other option. Hence Partition is not their responsibility, it is their compulsion by the conditions created by Congress.

Lastly, according to Sharjeel, Jinnah raised questions which are still relevant. As the largest religious minority in the world, Indian Muslims, are one of the major victims of majoritarian democracy. It is the political struggle of these hundreds of millions of besieged Muslims which will define the meaning of plural democracy for the coming centuries. He ends the article with the words, The AMU portrait of Jinnah must not go. If anything, we need thousands more.

Thus, it is fairly obvious by now that Sharjeel Imam wishes to replicate what Jinnah achieved in 1947. It is also clear that he considers Jinnah as an Indian Muslim who became disillusioned with politics in the country and thus embarked upon a righteous quest to partition India along religious lines. Whats really troubling here is the fact that a widely read Indian media outlet provided a platform to such an individual to spread his propaganda.

Questions must be asked about the mainstream media and intellectual elite who have provided cover to such individuals to run their propaganda. It also shows that the liberal class can be fooled by a Jihadi if he is good enou
gh with words. The manner in which Sharjeel has eulogized Jinnah and portrayed his Jihad against India as a righteous struggle to protect the interests of Muslims should have been the first sign that he is an extremely dangerous individual. However, since he was able to cloak his bigotry in fanciful words, Sharjeel was given great respect by the liberal fraternity. It only serves to demonstrate how gullible the liberal establishment is.

Furthermore, the liberal establishment should at least now stop to reconsider the danger that their rhetoric poses to peace in the country. The love for Jinnah, the justifications for Islamic Terrorism in Kashmir, the whitewashing of Yakub Memon and Afzal Guru, liberals should at least now realize that they are only furthering the interests of Radical Islam by peddling such extremely dubious rhetoric. The liberal establishment should also realize what their whitewashing of history and peddling narratives of Islamophobia without any shred of evidence has led to. It has led to a situation where dangerous individuals like Sharjeel Islam are using the cover their rhetoric provides in order to further the cause of Radical Islam.

Read: Jinnah wali Azadi slogans raised at Shaheen Bagh: The true face of anti-CAA protests and what these slogans mean

It is also pertinent to mention here that Sharjeel Imams rhetoric eulogizing Jinnah is textbook Pakistani propaganda. He is regurgitating the propaganda points that the Pakistani establishment makes. Sharjeel doesnt once refer to the genocides that were committed by the Muslims in their pursuit of Pakistan, he doesnt once mention the call for Direct Action Day that led to the slaughter of innumerable Hindus. He conveniently ignores the genocide of Bengali Hindus that Pakistan committed in 1971. All of this was Jinnahs tree yielding fruits. And yet, Sharjeel doesnt once refer to them and continues to whitewash his legacy while demonizing the Congress party.

There is a certain kind of truth that only radicals like Sharjeel Imam are capable of saying. It is the king of truth that liberals try to whitewash for the cause of secularism. Where Sharjeel Imam really distinguished himself, prior to his recent call for civil war, is when he declared in a Facebook post that Muslims did not choose India due to ideals of secularism. He said, and it is true, that Muslims remained in India due to their property and other reasons.

Source: Sharjeel Imams Facebook Profile

The above Facebook post from September 2019 is the biggest slap on the face of the likes of Asaduddin Owaisi who like to boast about how they chose secular India over Islamic Pakistan. Imagine if a BJP politician had said such a thing. The entire liberal establishment would have nailed him to a cross. And here we have Sharjeel Imam who is provided a platform by The Wire and the liberal establishment which have helped the mastermind of the Shaheen Bagh protests at every turn by painting these protests as secular and about saving the constitution.

Sharjeel Imam has also flaunted the fact that Indian Muslims cheer for the Pakistan cricket team. He sees nothing wrong with it and, in fact, exhorts Muslims to not be on the defensive about it. Most conspicuously, however, he says that growing up, he had great knowledge about Saeed Answar but did not have much idea about Saurav Ganguly. He asks his audience to figure out the reason behind it.

Source: Sharjeel Imams Facebook Profile

The evidence of his bigotry is abundant in his Facebook posts. In another Facebook post, Sharjeel denigrates Idol-Worship and calls it Shirk. He also insults polytheism, the form of religiosity most Hindus subscribe to, by using it as an insult. He equates atheism, secularism, humanism, even nationalism, to Shirk.

Source: Sharjeel Imams Facebook Profile

Thus, what is clear from Sharjeel Imams Facebook posts and his eulogy of Jinnah is that he doesnt see any difference between Pakistani and Indian Muslims. He equates Nationalism to Shirk because the Ummah transcends national boundaries. He asks Indian Muslims to not be ashamed of celebrating Pakistans cricket team because he believes it is natural for Indian Muslims to identify themselves more with Pakistan than with India. In fact, he encourages Indian Muslims to feel that way. At the most fundamental level, Sharjeel Imam sees Jinnah as an Indian Muslim who revolted against Hindus in order to create the Islamic State of Pakistan. He sees Jinnahs Jihad as a righteous struggle for the protection of Muslim interests and he believes the oppressed Muslims of India should tread a similar path.

Read: Shaheen Bagh protests: Deep dive into how JNU student and The Wire columnist Sharjeel Imam went from let us burn Constitution to saving it

Let this not be forgotten. The liberal establishment helped a Radical Islamist like Sharjeel Imam achieve his objective perfectly. While the Liberal Establishment accuses ordinary BJP voters of being fascists, they are the ones who collaborated with someone who whitewashed a Jihadist who was responsible for the death of millions and millions of Hindus.

Sharjeel Imam has been at the forefront of the anti-CAA protests from the very beginning. In a video that had gone viral on social media by the 17th of December, he could be seen inciting Muslims to do Chakkajam in Delhi and wherever they have sufficient numbers. He called for Muslims to bring entire cities to a halt. There are over 30% urban Muslims in UP. Do you have no shame at all? Why cannot you do Chakkajam in UP? The area in Bihar where I am from, the rural Muslim population is 6% while the urban Muslim population is 24%. Indian Muslims mostly live in cities. So it is upon you. You can bring your cities to a halt. If anyone asks you not to, disown them he was heard saying in the viral video.

There is another aspect that needs to be investigated here. A thorough investigation needs to be conducted into the extent of the collusion, if there was any, between Sharjeel Imam and the students of Jamia who gave a call for Jihad. As we have reported earlier, days before violence erupted in the national capital, the students Barkha Dutt labelled Shero gave a call for violent Jihad. While Sharjeel Imam eulogized the man responsible for the partition of the country, the Jamia Jihadans eulogized the men responsible for the Moplah massacre which resulted in the slaughter of hundreds and thousands of Hindus. Like Sharjeel, one of them did express great grief at the execution of Yakub Memon.

The role of the media also needs to be investigated amidst the current unrest. Slogans such as Hinduon se Azadi and yet, they were whitewashed the media. Slogans of Jinnah Wali Azadi were raised at the Shaheen Bagh protests and still, these protests were painted as secular. It needs to be investigated whether the Liberal Media is doing so due to their ideological affinity towards Radical Islam or whether there are more sinister reasons behind it.

The role of politicians needs to be investigated as well. AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan was spotted with Sharjeel Imam, it also needs to be mentioned that Amanatullah himself is accused of inciting riots. Hehad created ruckus outside Delhi police demanding the release of a 22-year-old Muslim youth named Furkan who is accused of instigating riots in Jamia Millia University in December. There is every indication of a grand conspiracy here. And as had said earlier, this is truly the Khilafat 2.0.

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‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Season 16: Character development has had the most painful death on the show – MEAWW

Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) almost drowned in Season 3. The intense shooting scene of Season 6. Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) watching as Izzy Stevens (Katherine Heigl) almost died at the end of Season 5. The devastating plane crash in Season 8 which killed Mark Sloane (Eric Dane) and Lexie Grey (Chyler Leigh). Cristina Yang (Sandra Oh) aborting her child because she did not want children. This isn't just delirious ramblings, this is recalling the times the ABC medical drama 'Grey's Anatomy' had powerful storylines, hard-hitting dialogues and characters of varying shades of grey.

Sixteen seasons were spent in astounding character development. And Season 16 is just burning it all to the ground. Well, to be fair, the last few seasons have been quietly digging the grave that the show has now found itself in.

The show is known for the painful and horrifying deaths of its characters. However, the show has managed to kill off its characters, even when they're alive. The most complex and intriguing characters like Owen Hunt (Kevin McKidd) and Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorsone) are part of stale, romantic and entangled plots that actually serve no purpose. And that's a royal shame, especially for those who have kept up with the show from the first day. Try comparing the Owen of the earlier seasons (preferably 6-10), to the one you see now. The military doctor, who became head of trauma and had suffered enormously in his life. He worked hard to overcome his deep-seated trauma. And now he's just caught up in one romantic drama after another.

And his relationship with Cristina was not just a will they-won't-they. Their love was flawed and haunting, with moments of pain and tears. This was also partly due to Cristina's dynamic character. The allure of Cristina's character lay in her constant tussle to be the best cardiothoracic surgeon, more so than just falling in love and settling down. She was a woman who was wrestling with her ambition. It's not that she loved Owen or even Burke (Isaiah Washington) less, it's that she loved her work more.

'Grey's Anatomy' broke away from the run-of-the-mill dramas when it addressed the fact that a woman did not have to settle down and have a child. She could have a fulfilled life, with or without getting married. Having a child wasn't the be-all or end-all for a woman. This was such a relief, considering many shows portrayed women not wanting children and then finally reconciling to the idea of one. In an intense scene, Meredith tells Owen that she knows what it is to be a child, not wanted by the mother. She requests Owen to ensure Cristina doesn't go ahead with the pregnancy, as she would never be able to accept the fact that she loved her work more than her.

Where did all that character development go? Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams) and April Kepner's (Sarah Drew) love story was struck down. There was a time when Jackson had depth and feeling and his story arcs were not just about shuttling between women. Considering Williams is known for his emotional intensity, why don't they put him to more instructive use? Remember how Jackson finally resorts to praying when he thinks that April was dying?

Catherine Fox has turned downright diabolical and Andrew DeLuca is now whiny, while Meredith has to put up with it. Moreover, Meredith seems to be getting phased out in her own show. Alex has left the show and fingers crossed, we hope that his character gets an honorable exit. Might as well kill him, because making him ghost his wife Jo (Camilla Luddington) and best friend Meredith is so unlikely, as the writers spent years honing his character.

The stories in the show are now just staid romantic angles. Nico and Schmitt are the LGBQ couple, replacing Callie Torres (Sarah Ramirez) and Arizona Robbins, but they have none of that vigor. Callie and Arizona's storylines weren't just about dealing with coming out, they had so much more to deal with. Even the patients' stories don't evoke much emotion.

'Grey's Anatomy' airs on ABC Thursdays at 9pm.

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When Will Greys Anatomy Season 16 Premiere On Netflix? Heres Every Detail Of It – The Digital Weekly

The arrangement has experienced numerous progressions

Darks Anatomy has been a dominant power on the US organise ABC and keeps on being one of the most well known primetime appears on American TV. The arrangement has experienced numerous progressions in the course of the last fifteen seasons, yet one staying consistent has been Ellen Pompeo featuring Meredith Gray.

The record-breaking arrangement keeps on crushing them out of the recreation centre, going into the sixteenth season. Not exclusively is Grays Anatomy the longest-running scripted primetime conveyed by ABC, yet it is likewise the longest-running American primetime restorative show arrangement, surpassing ER, Scrubs, and M*A*S*H.

Regularly, the most recent seasons of Greys Anatomy arrive in the late spring on Netflix. The fifteenth season went ahead of the fifteenth of June, very nearly one month after the finale had circulated on ABC.

According to earlier years, the arrangement is set to wrap up on ABC come May 2020. We anticipate that the finale of season sixteen should land toward the finish of April or the beginning of May. Netflix ought to get season sixteen about a month after the finale pretence.

Fans will be enchanted to realise that Grays Anatomywas restored for two further seasons on May tenth, 2019. The arrangement was restored for seasons 16 and 17, with lead on-screen character Ellen Pompeo broadening her agreement for two additional seasons.

Whats to come of Greys Anatomy beyond season 17 stays a puzzle. Review figures for the fifteenth season took a plunge contrasted with past seasons. The prevalence of the arrangement is as yet extraordinary after such a long time; however, all useful things must conclude in the end.

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The Real Reason Some ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Fans Can’t Stand Catherine Fox – Showbiz Cheat Sheet

Greys Anatomy has graced our televisions for nearly 15 years and over 350 episodes, and theres no sign of an ending in sight. Greys Anatomy has featured over 100 different characters over the course of the series, so its no surprise that it is more divisive than others.

While many internet commenters have recently targeted Richard Webber, its his wife that has been drawing the internets ire for years and years. Since Catherine Foxs first appearance in season 8, fans have argued online (and off) about whether her measured business acumen and her ruthless drive for success are traits of a villain or just a strong personality.

Back in July 2017, fans had already begun to turn on Catherine as seen in this string of Reddit comments(some strong language).

However, things have slowly shifted. Whether its a sign of a well-written character developing another dimension or simply a pushback in the culture of 2019 against casual sexism, more fans have come to Catherines defense when arguments start to fly. A recent Reddit post describing her as the worst parts of Owen and Bailey (and incorrectly referring to her as CatherineAvery) quickly found quickly saw Catherines defenders piling on.

Incorrect and short sighted, user svargs01 replied. Catherine Fox (she changed her name, recognize it) is a powerful woman who knows the limits of her gender during her time and knows when she needs to step on peoples toes to get what she wants and when to hang back and let the boys talk it out.

Surprisingly, this actually led to a worthwhile discussion among users. There is certainly some sexism in the dislike for Catherine Fox, as many of her more controversial acts would have been more accepted if a man had performed them.

However, Catherines gender isnt a shield that absolves her from all the blame, as her cover-up of Harper Averys sexual assaults was the wrong thing to do, as noble as her goal to preserve the foundation was. Her decisions (and subsequent renaming of the foundation) didnt bring the justice the victims deserved, but she maintained the ability of the foundation to do good.

Since she joined the show, Catherine has driven much of the action. Regardless of the internets opinion on her, her presence makes Greys Anatomy a much stronger show. Fans have leveled criticism at the show that after fifteen seasons the writers are falling into tired old tropes. Characters make showsand strong characters are necessary for good TV.

When Catherine was diagnosed with cancer, Greys fans were united in their desire to see her survive, love her or hate her. This isnt the reaction fans would have for a real villain who was actively fighting against the good guys of the show.

Knowing that Catherine is imperfect (as everyone but Meredith is, it seems), it becomes easier to critically examine the internets dislike for her. Every action hasnt been perfectly good, but (male) characters who have done far worse have received a warmer response.

Catherine Foxs actions have never been from a place of spite or jealousy, never out of hate or malice. When she crosses the line and does something controversial (such as covering up Harper Averys actions) its to protect something goodin this case, a legacy that has changed lives.

Any reasonable analysis of her dislike will find that at least some of it are rooted in sexism, even if shes not perfect. Men in her position would have accomplished less and received more praise for it. Theres no one in theShondaverse exactly like Catherine Fox, and Catherine wouldnt have it any other way.

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The anatomy of the MyKings botnet, and why it matters for security – CyberScoop

Written by Sean Lyngaas Dec 18, 2019 | CYBERSCOOP

Deconstructing a zombie army of comprised computers commonly known as a botnet can tell you a lot about the security weaknesses over a range of digital infrastructure. The unpatched machines the botnet preys on, the protocols it uses, and the malicious code it distributes come into sharp focus.

A new study of the MyKings botnet a notorious horde of computers that has netted crooks some $3 million by antivirus firm Sophos highlights how Windows servers are vulnerable to a range of attacks from the botnet.

The MyKings botnet, also known as Smominru, is like a mash-up of recent security trends: it has been used to mine cryptocurrency, it has taken advantage of users failure to patch their systems, and it has employed a software exploit released by the Shadow Brokers.

MyKings authors have also started experimenting with steganography an increasingly popular technique in which hackers hide their malware in a benign-looking image. In MyKings case, they disguised their code in a photo of musical artist Taylor Swift, and used it to update the botnet, according to Sophos.

Whoever is behind MyKings knows that retaining access to a network requires a subtlety not associated with botnets. And so they added a component to the botnet known as a bootkit that launches a malicious program whenever a computer is rebooted.

The MyKings botnet also has the regenerative powers of a cockroach.

Even if most of the components of the botnet are removed from the computer, the remaining ones have the capability to restore it to full strength simply by updating themselves, Sophos researchers Gabor Szappanos and AndrewBrandtwrote in a blog post Wednesday.

Since researchers began tracking it in 2017, the MyKings botnet has infected well over 43,000 unique, public-facing IP addresses, according to Sophos. If the internet is ever be to rid of the scourge, understanding how and why the botnet continues to be effective is key.

For the past couple of years, this botnet has been a persistent source of nuisance-grade opportunistic attacks against the under-patched, low-hanging fruit of the internet, Szappanos andBrandt wrote.

Its worth noting the amount of work that has gone into building this large botnet simply to run cryptominers, Brandt told CyberScoop. The cybercriminals approach is working and theyre making money, but the cryptominer is ultimately a quaint, anticlimactic result after significant build up and effort on their end.

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The Anatomy Coloring Book 4th Edition – amazon.com

WYNN KAPIT

Wynn Kapit, the designer and illustrator of this book, has had careers in law, graphic and advertising design, painting, and teaching.

In 1955, he graduated from law school, with honors, from the University of Miami and was admitted to the Florida Bar. He practiced law both before and after military service. Four years later, he decided to pursue a childhood ambition and enrolled at what is now the Art Center College in Los Angeles, where he studied graphic design. Afterwards, he worked in the New York advertising world for six years as a designer and art director. He dropped out in the late 1960s, returned to California, and began painting. His numerous exhibitions included a one-man show at the California Palace of the Legion of Honor in 1968. He returned to school and received a masters degree in painting from the University of California at Berkeley in 1972.

Kapit was teaching figure drawing in Adult Ed in San Francisco in 1975 when he decided he needed to learn more about bones and muscles. He enrolled in Dr. Elsons anatomy class at San Francisco City College. While he was a student, he created the word-and-illustration coloring format that seemed to be a remarkably effective way of learning the subject. He showed some layouts to Dr. Elson and indicated his intention to do a coloring book on bones and muscles for artists. Immediately recognizing the potential of this method, Dr. Elson encouraged Kapit to do a complete coloring book on anatomy and offered to collaborate on the project. The first edition of The Anatomy Coloring Book was published in 1977, and its immediate success inspired the development of a completely new field of publishing: educational coloring books.

Kapit went on to create The Physiology Coloring Book with the assistance of two professors who were teaching at Berkeley: Dr. Robert I. Macey and Dr. Esmail Meisami. That book was published in 1987 and has gone through two editions. In the early 1990s, Kapit wrote and designed The Geography Coloring Book, now in its second edition.

LAWRENCE M. ELSON

Lawrence M. Elson, PhD, planned the content and organization, provided sketches, and wrote the text for the book. This is his seventh text, having authored Its Your Body and The Zoology Coloring Book and co-authored The Human Brain Coloring Book and The Microbiology Color ing Book. He received his BA in zoology and pre-med at the University of California at Berkeley and continued there to receive his PhD in human anatomy. Dr. Elson was assistant professor of anatomy at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, participated in the development of the Physicians Assistant Program, lectured and taught dissection anatomy at the University of California School of Medicine in San Francisco, and taught general anatomy, from protozoons to humans, at City College of San Francisco.

In his younger days, Dr. Elson trained to become a naval aviator and went on to fly dive-bombers off aircraft carriers in the Western Pacific. While attending college and graduate school, he remained in the Naval Air Reserve and flew antisubmarine patrol planes and helicopters. His last position in his 20-year Navy career was as commanding officer of a reserve antisubmarine helicopter squadron.

Dr. Elson is a consultant to insurance companies and personal injury and medical malpractice attorneys on causation-of-injury/death issues, a practice that has taken him throughout the United States and Canada. He has testified in hundreds of personal injury trials and arbitrations. His research interests are focused on the anatomic bases of myofascial pain arising from low velocity accidents.

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