Waching daily Feb 25 2018

Choi Kang Hee Is Determined To Become A Police Officer In "Mystery Queen 2"

New stills have been released for KBS 2TVs upcoming drama Mystery Queen Season 2!.

The newly released photos show Yoo Seol Ok (played by Choi Kang Hee) studying for the police exam in order to pursue her passion for crime-solving. Last season, the amateur sleuth showed off her investigative skills by solving cases in the Baebang neighborhood.

She even kept photos of wanted posters on her cell phone and covered the walls of her hideout with articles of crime reports. Soompi. Display. News. English. 300x250. Mobile. English. 300x250. ATF.

At the time, Detective Ha Wan Seung (played by Kwon Sang Woo) tried to stop her from participating in the investigations, but Yoo Seol Ok was persistent and opened up to him about her dream.

However, even when she pleaded, Its been my dream for 10 years to become a police officer, Ha Wan Seung remained unimpressed, and he attempted to dissuade her from pursuing it further.

As the show begins its second season, it looks as though Yoo Seol Ok hasnt given up on her dream and is working harder to make it come true.

Armed with thick books, highlighters, and a blanket, she appears to be dedicating herself to studying in order to pass the police exam.

Yoo Seol Oks extraordinary power of reasoning and ability to sympathize with victims will no doubt come in handy if she passes the exam and officially becomes a police officer. Will she use her talent and passion to make her dream come true?.

Find out when Mystery Queen 2 premieres on February 28 at 10 p.m. KST!.

For more infomation >> Choi Kang Hee Is Determined To Become A Police Officer In "Mystery Queen 2"(News) - Duration: 2:18.

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What Is EpiEnergetics? - Duration: 2:43.

EpiEnergetics is

the principle, the field,

will be the discipline that affects every discipline, every area of society and of thought

and of ideas

says that we must be more ecological. You must be more responsive

We must more conscious in the relationship between our use of information and energy. Very simple.

But that's what we're made up of.

Increasing levels of consciousness

requires increasing amount of energy.

It takes more energy to organize a bunch of brain cells than a single cell.

It takes more energy to organize a bigger business than a smaller business.

It takes energy to organize a whole family rather than just yourself.

You put enough energy into it- it grows. If you don't, it collapses. If you put energy into it

but it's not made available- it's bound up.

All these conditions are on it. It's not available.

So this principle is very simple. It's a principle which chiropractic, which is my origin and my training,

was based upon- and the fact that there is this organizing innate wisdom in life.

And it's what makes this-

its the same intelligence that makes the sun, the moon, the stars- and organizes the most

unlikely people to be sitting in a strange place today

It's the same intelligence that makes living cells -that as soon as it runs out of energy you're called "dead".

The amount of energy available to bring to this

intelligence to organize it,

your quality of your life, is proportionate to that.

And

that was the principal and the

principal was that if you alter the frequency of vibration of the structures, especially the nervous system, you alter this

organizational wisdom's ability to grasp information and organize it into purposeful things which we call life.

Because everything is going towards randomness... everything is going towards disbursement. Perfume spreads out in the room.

Every atom goes to infinity.

But then this this thing called life. It's able for only a certain amount of time of existence

to reverse our

moving into expansiveness, into a certain location for a particular purpose.

To serve all of it.

For more infomation >> What Is EpiEnergetics? - Duration: 2:43.

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Kevin is Taught Pole Dancing - Duration: 2:58.

hey guys come Kevin Kreider from Pursue I'm heading into Viva vertical out here in

Malaysia and so I kind of like cool you get some girls dancing the moment you

walk in which is kind of Awesome I'm gonna be participating in this class

the first time I've ever done it anything with a pole like this and to

show you what it's like pole dancing and going vertical and Malaysia

all right I just finished up that class I hope you guys enjoyed that I know I

enjoyed making it and you I'll put the description where you can find the class

below and this is really one of those classes that I found that I thought I

don't know I hate to use the word sexy but it kind of was it was very sexy I

haven't moved like that and it felt really awkward and I was laughing a lot

and I was definitely deflecting that feeling and I think what was cool was

you know I was the only guy but they were very open and playful in a sense

like they didn't make me feel awkward I just felt awkward and it was just one

of those great things that if you have a hard time moving your body a little bit

especially the hips and just want to overcome a little bit of insecurity or a

fear of moving your body a little bit this is a great class totally recommend

it so check it out please subscribe to my YouTube channel and I'll see you guys

soon

For more infomation >> Kevin is Taught Pole Dancing - Duration: 2:58.

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With therapy, Muriel Richardson is back on her own - Duration: 1:13.

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Her mobility wasn't very good and she was complaining a lot of back pain

You could tell she had a limp in her walk

and she had forward flex posture when she was walking.

They made me feel at home and he worked with me very closely

and helped me

My back did not relax as it should have.

And when she started therapy, a couple sessions in when I started manual therapy with her

and released some tense muscles in her back and hamstrings,

and her posture got better, she started standing upright more

she had a little bit of pep in her steps,

and you could just tell she didn't have that much pain when she was walking.

She would come walk on the treadmill and do some of the stretches that we told her to do

to continue her mobility so that her back doesn't get tight on her.

They know what people need and they just are willing to help

and be there when you need them.