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You are right, I see them now... In addition to their masters they do offer programs called postgraduate certificate and postgraduate diploma that contain less content than their "masters". I'm not from the UK and not familiar with the exact standards as what could be considered a PGCert or PGDip whether it would be acceptable or not to use the acronyms. Reading the wikipedia articles it seems those designations may mean different things in different countries. Do PGcert or PGDip programs have to be registered and approved? Is it just a certain amount of hours at a university. I feel from the vast postgraduate offerings that it might not be as tightly regulated as the masters and phd programs and you could comfortably use PGCert of PGDip. not sure though.

It also helps with aim stability with guns and such.

I use them in H3VR as well as other stuff ruclips.net/video/sRbOyPPJMo8/видео.htmlsi=r46THEfGHZNU1i_F

Yes, very much so! While arthritic changes can lead to some painful conditions, Spondylosis (spine osteoarthritis) is often a common incidental finding in the painfree so is rarely the source of the problem. Actually, I've had a couple of rought days (maybe a rough month...) and haven't been taking the best of care of myself, I noticed just 15 minutes ago I was getting a sharp pain with the slighest Right head tilt. Sure, I do have osteoarthritis in my neck so I could imagine the bony spikes (osteophytes) blocking me or the bone-on-bone interactions... but instead I found a hand towel, I did the SNAG exercises from another video, and now I can head tilt painfree. The only thing the osteoarthritis is responsible for in my neck is it sounds like sand grinding when I move my neck but it has no association with any pain or discomfort I feel because that is always kept at bay with mobilizations and exercise.

It may not even be specific core exercise. The evidence is weak in quality but it seems like core-exercise versus being active in other ways has similar low back pain protection effects. The proposed control focused exercises isn't necessarily what was done in the studies though. I've had good success with the shown exercises in helping people with back pain. But other exercises can help to.... Think about Tai chi... slow twists with slow arm movements and balance shifting. They are basically doing low back, neck, shoulder, and balance rehab everytime they do a session!

@@brandonramakko Thanks Brandon. I appreciate your broad concerns on overall health and more importantly maintenance.

So cool. I hope to return to Indonesia soon and eventually settle down there. Aside from the air pollution, Indonesia is pretty awesome.

The actual police officers were very helpful to us in getting it sorted out. It was office workers and bureaucracy that frustrated us. Is it ineptitude or malicious intent? There is corruption in the government (in all governments!?) but all actual police officers we dealt with seemed to be trying to just help people, (sometimes just navigating the stupid paperwork) - the purpose of a public servant.

I think you are right. If it is a program approved by the government, then it is treated like any other masters from columbia. You'd need the certificate, likely a transcript, and may need it translated into english.

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Look at the wording, the program credits are "equivalent to". The university is a recognized institution. The professional programs are not. The professional masters can't be used to meet government requirements or to apply for a phd. Info might be good and might look good on your resume though.

great info, yep they can change the terms of service at any time and you just have to take it or else. A similar story, I'm trained in sonography and when I bought my unit there was a subscription for cloud saving. They changed the terms of service and now the subscription is required for locally saving the images - a medical reporting necessity is to record images. Forced connection to wifi periodically and forced auto update and updates the firmware to only be compatible with the newest version. The companies are testing the boundaries of what they can get away with.

@@brandonramakko _The companies are testing the boundaries of what they can get away with._ They need not bother 'testing', as we all willingly give them whatever they want.

Yep!

The quality of the programs seems okay. I was actually contacted by a worker of the company after the videos aired and it is the marketing/sales department that is under pressure to be scam-like. Workers in those departments are helpless... as you need a job to live and they have to just do whatever the higher ups ask.

Awesome! The blood pumping is the key! Honestly, some games are very simplistic because it is running on cell phone tech. Still fun though. Some games are amazing. The feeling is just right in most games. It feels so good. Like you are really doing it. I swear playing minigolf I feel the ball being hit (I didn't mention it, but the controller shakes when you collide with things). Someday I hope to have a gaming pc to fully take advantage of what it can do visually. As a health professional I'll gently remind you that losing weight happens more in the kitchen than by exercise (much easier to eat 400Cal less than to work off 400Cal), but exercise has its own types of benefits. The workouts can be intense. Even the archery one, I couldn't hold a bow for more than 7 or 8 minutes straight at first. I really was sweating profusely and exhausted with sore arms for 2 days after boxing for 8 minutes. I had to build up the endurance and strength. I felt so good though. Getting stronger every week. Much less back aches too. Body feels lighter again like it did a decade ago. I wish you the best of luck and have fun! 90% of my exercise is now VR but I mix in some rehab type exercises and some weightlifting now and then. Check out my health education playlist for some rehab type exercises for the upper back, neck, and knees. LOL, the low back video has been on my list of things to do for 5 months now... I'll get to it....eventually.

@@brandonramakko cheers mate ive changed my diet to carnivore and basically OMAD being bacon and eggs (just need to cut down on beer) hopefully get my energy levels up then back to the gym also ive subbed to you

wow, pretty hardcore diet strategy! I'll be rooting for your success.

What a great question. The Celta being the "Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages" by Cambridge and is 120 hours. Reading through the program description, it sounds like a mixture of the TEFL program I took and the Harvard course. If you are an english teacher, then perhaps CELTA is the way to go. No schools are asking for Harvard teaching certificates but some jobs are looking for CELTA certificates. The Harvard course is very general since teachers of all disciplines are taking it and is more specific to a university setting where as CELTA is focused on english and teaching a broad age range. There were peer reviewed assignments and submitted videos in the Harvard course but it seems like CELTA is more involved and is more hours of work than the Harvard course.

@@brandonramakko yeah I’m an English teacher. I didn’t pay attention to the Harvard course. So it’s for all teachers. Thank you! It was a great help.

Yeah, I saw that the new packages on amazon include the new Batman Game. This review is after a year of ownership. I got asguard's wrath 2 when I bought it last year (actually I still haven't tried it yet). I really do get sick and unsteady to the point of falling over and throwing up in some games. Even the games with strong vignetting I'm a little unsteady afterwards with a bit of a headache - still worth it to play some games. I'm not willing to put myself through torture to condition myself to play games with controller movement or something like carve snowboarding. 95% of my use is exercise focused so game playing is sort of low on the priority list and there are enough games non-nauseating to keep me busy. I might be sensitive to this stuff. Floating in the ocean also will also make me unsteady the rest of the evening and I feel like my bed is rocking back and forth all night.

@@brandonramakko The way to get over VR sickness is to play until you start feeling sick and then stop completely until it goes away. Next time you play, you'll be able to play a bit more till you feel sick. Your tolerance will increase. Rinse and repeat until the time you can play without feeling sick is infinite.

Awesome. I never considered the anti-Biden slogan. I find the headset isn't a replacement for all exercise, but it is the source of 90% of my exercise. I still do some rehab-type exercises (check out my health playlist) to keep my neck and knee problems from coming back and it does feel good to sometimes go to the gym and lift some weights.

I debated about how to reply to your comment as I have a little extra info. I haven't been extradited to Andorra and it is likely they only use the legal threats by a lawyer and they don't follow through - according to an anonymous source.

The principles should be the same for most modern hydraulic door closers, but the position of the adjustments might change. Maybe you have a strange one with ancient or new technology?

​@@brandonramakko Looks the same, but doesn't have letters and numbers next to the adjustments. I guess i need to experiment a little more 😅

Awesome!