Technic saving stroke-Badminton

Technic smash - Badminton

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Technic Serfe Badminton

Technic to play Badminton

Stroke is the third leading cause of death in America. Someone suffers a stroke every 45 seconds and there are 700,000 new or recurrent strokes annually. Stroke is also a leading cause of severe, long-term   more...disability as it can cause paralysis, vision problems, memory loss and speech/language problems.

Tragically, the groups with the highest risk and incidence of stroke (elderly, African-Americans and men) are also the least knowledgeable about warning signs and risk factors. Though strokes are commonly thought to only happen to older people, the truth is that a stroke can strike people of all ages.

The campaign, which began in April 2003, aims to arm the public with the knowledge that a fast reaction to stroke symptoms is critical in potentially lessening the devastating results of a stroke.


In addition to the General Market campaign, the objective of the African American-targeted PSA campaign is to raise awareness that African Americans are twice as likely to suffer a first-ever stroke as white Americans. African American men and women are also the least knowledgeable about warning signs and risk factors, though a stroke disproportionately affects the population. Immediate emergency medical treatment may greatly reduce long-term disability caused by stroke.

The PSAs drive audiences to www.StrokeAssociation.org, or 1-888-4-STROKE where people can learn the risk factors, warning signs, and information on how to get help for recovering from a stroke.  less

interview at Cafe Dekcuf on december 13, 2006

A trick to pass the borders

Technic Quick Smash into frontside-Badminton

Technic front play -Badminton

Technic infront attack -Badminton

Technic hold the racket -Badminton

Technic cope the smash- Badminton

Stroke is the third leading cause of death in America. Someone suffers a stroke every 45 seconds and there are 700,000 new or recurrent strokes annually. Stroke is also a leading cause of severe, long-term   more...disability as it can cause paralysis, vision problems, memory loss and speech/language problems.

Tragically, the groups with the highest risk and incidence of stroke (elderly, African-Americans and men) are also the least knowledgeable about warning signs and risk factors. Though strokes are commonly thought to only happen to older people, the truth is that a stroke can strike people of all ages.

The campaign, which began in April 2003, aims to arm the public with the knowledge that a fast reaction to stroke symptoms is critical in potentially lessening the devastating results of a stroke.


In addition to the General Market campaign, the objective of the African American-targeted PSA campaign is to raise awareness that African Americans are twice as likely to suffer a first-ever stroke as white Americans. African American men and women are also the least knowledgeable about warning signs and risk factors, though a stroke disproportionately affects the population. Immediate emergency medical treatment may greatly reduce long-term disability caused by stroke.

The PSAs drive audiences to www.StrokeAssociation.org, or 1-888-4-STROKE where people can learn the risk factors, warning signs, and information on how to get help for recovering from a stroke.  less

Stroke is the third leading cause of death in America. Someone suffers a stroke every 45 seconds and there are 700,000 new or recurrent strokes annually. Stroke is also a leading cause of severe, long-term   more...disability as it can cause paralysis, vision problems, memory loss and speech/language problems.

Tragically, the groups with the highest risk and incidence of stroke (elderly, African-Americans and men) are also the least knowledgeable about warning signs and risk factors. Though strokes are commonly thought to only happen to older people, the truth is that a stroke can strike people of all ages.

The campaign, which began in April 2003, aims to arm the public with the knowledge that a fast reaction to stroke symptoms is critical in potentially lessening the devastating results of a stroke.


In addition to the General Market campaign, the objective of the African American-targeted PSA campaign is to raise awareness that African Americans are twice as likely to suffer a first-ever stroke as white Americans. African American men and women are also the least knowledgeable about warning signs and risk factors, though a stroke disproportionately affects the population. Immediate emergency medical treatment may greatly reduce long-term disability caused by stroke.

The PSAs drive audiences to www.StrokeAssociation.org, or 1-888-4-STROKE where people can learn the risk factors, warning signs, and information on how to get help for recovering from a stroke.  less

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Season 2 Ep. 1

Tom Petty

Feed a bird bird is like feeding a litlle baby, I have to feed it every 2 hours, lack of sleep might make me really tired, Don't have any kid of mine yet, I guess its a good practice.