A unique look at medical professionals from many different disciplines, working together as a team to provide optimum care for any athlete, whether the athlete participates in professional sport or they are weekend warriors participating in sport to stay in shape.
Languages: English
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Athletic Therapy
For the athletic therapist, everyday is different with a different set of demands. They prepare the athlete prior to the game, are the first ones on the scene should an injury occur and assist the athlete through the rehabilitation process following an injury.
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Reference Interviews
Knowing how to properly query and respond to a patron’s requests is essential to providing good service in a library. This program deals with issues of approachability, and the specifics of conducting a proper reference interview.
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Shrinking Big Problems
Sometimes the little things are the biggest frustrations. Computers break down, books go missing, and difficult people can be overwhelming. Knowing how to handle such situations properly is the key to making library problems disappear.
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Major Disturbances
Knowing how to handle difficult situations can be the difference between a peaceful solution or a headache. This episode focuses on common library policies for resolving difficult situations, such as drunken or violent behavior, rude or angry patrons, and illegal activities.
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Where the Pencil Still Rules
Road to Eldorado is a $70 million animated feature in the tradition of the old Hollywood buddy movies. Visit Dreamworks and Alberta director Don Paul as he melds hand-drawn scenes with the industry’s best computer-generated effects. From the big to the small, travel to Vancouver to meet Bruce Wilson, a young animator with funny ideas and a good pencil sharpener, but no money.
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Toons in a Digital Age
How do you create a computer-generated character that is transparent . . . and naked? That was the challenge for Mainframe Entertainment when they made their first feature, Casper’s Haunted Christmas. After unmasking that mystery, travel to Seattle and the corporate home of one of the weirder web cartoons. Then it’s on to Miami, Manitoba, where the company’s freelance animators churn out the flash-rendered FishBar.
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For Love or Money
15 Pound Pink Productions’ president is a cat. And its product is death. Ten years ago the company’s short film about a bad day for death called Mr. Reaper’s Very Bad Morning was supposed to be seven minutes long. It’s now over 20. Will it ever be finished? Also, take a look at the interactive end of the animation business – a snowboarding video game that draws every bit of bandwidth it can so the kids can have “more stuff.”
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Attack From Within: Living With Arthritis
Christine Enfield doesn’t recall hearing her diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis – she was only 6 years old. Christine’s disease and her pain are severe. Her life is a daily struggle for control over a disease that can be treated but not cured. Christine’s experience with arthritis, and three other intimate stories, describes the tribulations of arthritis sufferers. It is an insight into a disease that affects virtually every family in Canada. Animated illustrations provide a dynamic schematic of the disease and take us for a ride through the human body to witness the origin, progression and treatment of the disease.
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FAS Forward: A Fresh Look at Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – Guide
A comprehensive Viewer’s Guide provides suggested activities and discussions based on segments of the video program FAS Forward: A Fresh Look at Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.