Showing posts with label Training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Training. Show all posts
Sunday, 30 December 2012
Training Liberia's future army
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Training Liberia's future army Tube. Duration : 2.70 Mins.
REPORT: US soldiers are training a new army for Liberia. The emphasis is on recruiting people from all ethnic backgrounds, no matter which side they fought on during the country's 14-year-long civil war. (Report: Tatiana Mossot)
REPORT: US soldiers are training a new army for Liberia. The emphasis is on recruiting people from all ethnic backgrounds, no matter which side they fought on during the country's 14-year-long civil war. (Report: Tatiana Mossot)
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Tuesday, 25 December 2012
Dennis' Post-Bone Marrow Donation Interview -- cheekswab.org
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Dennis' Post-Bone Marrow Donation Interview -- cheekswab.org Video Clips. Duration : 18.20 Mins.
Dennis donated bone marrow to an anonymous female donor from California on December 11, 2011. This followup video was shot in February 2012, and is intended to capture his honest thoughts about the marrow donation process now that he's completed the procedure. The pre-donation interview (taken the night before he donated) can be found here: www.youtube.com Dennis underwent a marrow donation through the hip, which is a surgical procedure requested in roughly 30% of donations. A more commonly used method is the Peripheral Blood Stem Cell (PBSC) donation, which is used in 70% of donations and is similar to donating blood. (www.cheekswab.org Learn more about Dennis' story: www.cheekswab.org To learn more about bone marrow donation, why it's important, why ethnic minorities are so urgently needed in the registry, what the process is like, if it hurts and how you can join yourself, please visit www.cheekswab.org. Please consider joining the National Bone Marrow Registry, which truly is the lottery to save a life! Interview Questions 1. Can you please introduce yourself and why you're here? 0:01 2. Please walk us through the day when you donated. 0:38 4. How did your family react to your decision to donate? 4:26 5. Were you worried about something going wrong? 6:21 6. What exactly was the procedure that was performed? 7:32 7. Did it hurt? What would you say to someone worried about the physical pain? 9:23 8. How long was the recovery process? 12:06 9. Did you have to take off ...
Dennis donated bone marrow to an anonymous female donor from California on December 11, 2011. This followup video was shot in February 2012, and is intended to capture his honest thoughts about the marrow donation process now that he's completed the procedure. The pre-donation interview (taken the night before he donated) can be found here: www.youtube.com Dennis underwent a marrow donation through the hip, which is a surgical procedure requested in roughly 30% of donations. A more commonly used method is the Peripheral Blood Stem Cell (PBSC) donation, which is used in 70% of donations and is similar to donating blood. (www.cheekswab.org Learn more about Dennis' story: www.cheekswab.org To learn more about bone marrow donation, why it's important, why ethnic minorities are so urgently needed in the registry, what the process is like, if it hurts and how you can join yourself, please visit www.cheekswab.org. Please consider joining the National Bone Marrow Registry, which truly is the lottery to save a life! Interview Questions 1. Can you please introduce yourself and why you're here? 0:01 2. Please walk us through the day when you donated. 0:38 4. How did your family react to your decision to donate? 4:26 5. Were you worried about something going wrong? 6:21 6. What exactly was the procedure that was performed? 7:32 7. Did it hurt? What would you say to someone worried about the physical pain? 9:23 8. How long was the recovery process? 12:06 9. Did you have to take off ...
Friday, 21 December 2012
Training the Afghans
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Training the Afghans Video Clips. Duration : 0.68 Mins.
The brave men on the Afghan Border Police. If you like this I have more like it. In response to many comments I just want to state that this video isn't to poke fun at any ethnic group, just to show a group of men that have a tough time doing some exercises and could laugh about it at the same time. They tried to teach us one of their dances and we looked just as funny doing that.
The brave men on the Afghan Border Police. If you like this I have more like it. In response to many comments I just want to state that this video isn't to poke fun at any ethnic group, just to show a group of men that have a tough time doing some exercises and could laugh about it at the same time. They tried to teach us one of their dances and we looked just as funny doing that.
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