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These outdoor rugs are exquisite in appearance, color and texture. Made with a proprietary construction process which blends a distinct pattern direction that is unique to the market. The braided-woven look is dense and extremely durable to withstand the harsh outdoor elements year round. Manufactured with 100% polypropylene fiber which is easy to clean, soil, stain and sun resistant making them the perfect choice for easy living and easy maintenance. Color: Charcoal. Pattern: Geometric.

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In The Law Courts of Classical Athens, Adriaan Lanni draws on contemporary legal thinking to present a new model of the legal system of classical Athens. She analyzes the Athenians' preference in most cases for ad hoc, discretionary decision-making, as opposed to what moderns would call the rule of law. Lanni argues that the Athenians consciously employed different approaches to legal decision-making in different types of courts. The varied approaches to legal process stems from a deep tension in Athenian practice and thinking, between the demand for flexibility of legal interpretation consistent with the exercise of democratic power by ordinary Athenian jurors; and the demand for consistency and predictability in legal interpretation expected by litigants and necessary to permit citizens to conform their conduct to the law. Lanni presents classical Athens as a case study of a successful legal system that, by modern standards, had an extraordinarily individualized and discretionary approach to justice.

Part of the neuroscience education series from Adriaan Louw, this booklet is designed to guide you through hip surgery and the recovery process. Learn how your nerves will react to the surgery before, during and after the experience, helping to provide a sense of comfort in knowing what to expect. In addition, you will discover: *How the body's nervous system is like an alarm system *How you can turn down the sensitivity of that alarm system *How your brain and nervous system collaborate to produce pain *How to take control of your nerves and lessen your pain Like other books in the series, Your Nerves Are Having Hip Surgery provides simple concepts that you can readily apply, helping you lessen pain and return to regular activities as quickly as possible. Written by Adriaan Louw, PT, PhD. Illustrated. Softcover; 26 pages.

In Before Jonathan Edwards, Adriaan Neele seeks to balance the recent academic attention to the developments of intellectual history after Jonathan Edwards. Neele presents the first comprehensive study of Edwards's use of Reformed orthodox and Protestant scholastic primary sources in the context of the challenges of orthodoxy in his day. Despite the breadth of Edwards scholarship, his use of primary sources has been little analyzed. Yet, as Neele proves, Edwards's thinking on the importance of these primary sources has significant implications not only for the status of the New England theology of pre-Revolutionary America but also for our understanding of Edwards today. This volume locates Edwards's ideas in the context of the theological and philosophical currents of his day, as well as in the pre-modern exchange of books and information during the colonial period. The pre-Revolutionary status of theology and philosophy in the wake of the Enlightenment had many of the same problems we see in our theological education today with respect to the use and appropriation of classical theology in a 21st-century context. Ideas about the necessity of classical primary sources of Christianity in sustaining our theological education are once again becoming important, and Edwards offers many relevant insights. Edwards was not unique in his deployment of these primary sources; many New England pastors, including Cotton Mather (1663-1728), preached and wrote about the necessity of orthodox theology. Edwards's distinction came in his thinking about the issues set forth in these sources at a transitional moment in the history of Christian thought.

This book, written by physical therapist and clinical neuroscience researcher Adriaan Louw, reveals how your body and its nervous system react before and after knee replacement. It is written in an easy-to-read format with illustrations for better understanding. It shows how nerves experience the procedure, explains why pain is normal and helps you learn to calm extra-sensitive nerves and reduce pain. Illustrated. Softcover; 32 pages.

On the dunes west of Bruges, two-year-old Ydette is found wrapped in a blanket and taken back to live in a small grocer's shop. Opposite the shop live the wealthy van Roeslaere family and their son, Adriaan, a spoilt boy, plagued by ugliness. With overtones of Beauty and the Beast, their romance matures as they grow up together and learn what should truly be valued in life.

Physical therapist Adriaan Louw's Why You Hurt: Pain Neuroscience Education System is an interactive tool that will help you engage in meaningful discussions with your patients. The system refines complex neuroscience into easily internalized metaphors, examples and images to efficiently teach your patients what pain really is and how it works.Features:* Over a dozen versatile education sessions cover a wide variety of patients. 120+ illustrated education cards are intuitively separated into common chronic pain topics.* Teaching cues guide each session. Beginners can deliver the cues directly; after practice, cues function as guidelines.* Homework promotes deep learning and empowers patients with an active role. Includes 50 reproducible homework cards; photocopy the cards or download electronic versions*.* Pain questionnaire cards supplement education sessions or homework. 12 questions help unveil how patients conceptualize pain.* Teaching index ensures accurate selection of session topic. It details each section's message and offers a list of associated clinical issues.* Instructions and background of pain neuroscience education. Here's the how and why of PNE, including the impressive research behind it.Adriaan Louw's Why You Hurt system is much more than pain flashcards. This integrated system, based on best evidence research, gives you the knowledge and tools to treat chronic pain patients right out of the box.System includes 120+ full-color, two-sided education cards with teaching cues and scientific support, 50 reproducible and downloadable homework cards, 12 pain questionnaire cards, detailed instructions, discussion of PNE and a teaching index. Cards measure 8.5 inches x 6.5 inches.*This is the printed version only. A digital version is available exclusively through OPTP.

Evidence shows that patients who better understand their pain and what pain truly is experience less pain, have less fear, move better, exercise more and can regain hope. In this textbook, physical therapists Adriaan Louw and Emilio Puentedura deliver an evidence-based perspective on how the body and brain collaborate to create pain, teach how to convey this view of pain to patients and demonstrate how to integrate therapeutic neuroscience education into a practice.Written by Adriaan Louw and Emilio Puentedura.Illustrated. Softcover; 304 pages.

On the dunes west of Bruges, two-year-old Ydette is found wrapped in a blanket and taken back to live in a small grocer's shop. Opposite the shop live the wealthy van Roeslaere family and their son, Adriaan, a spoilt boy, plagued by ugliness. With overtones of Beauty and the Beast, their romance matures as they grow up together and learn what should truly be valued in life.

Featuring the content and recognizable illustrations of Adriaan Louw's neuroscience education books, these posters explain the foundational principles behind the neuroscience of pain.The four 17.75" x 24" posters are large enough to display on the walls of a patient room or lobby and allow for easy reading of text. The detailed, full-color illustrations are designed to generate interest and engage your patients in the learning process so they can better understand the reasons why they hurt.Each poster includes scientific support footnotes that cite sources for all data and findings.Set includes four posters:* The Brain's Pain Meeting illustrates how regions of the brain react to the multi-tasking they must do when we experience pain* The Body's Alarm System demonstrates how the body's nervous system operates like an alarm system when experiencing pain* The Pain Cycle shows the recurring phases of how pain affects our thoughts, emotions and overall health* Tissues: Did You Know? explains why tissues and problems found on scans may not be the cause of ongoing pain.

In Before Jonathan Edwards, Adriaan Neele seeks to balance the recent academic attention to the developments of intellectual history after Jonathan Edwards. Neele presents the first comprehensive study of Edwards's use of Reformed orthodox and Protestant scholastic primary sources in the context of the challenges of orthodoxy in his day. Despite the breadth of Edwards scholarship, his use of primary sources has been little analyzed. Yet, as Neele proves, Edwards's thinking on the importance of these primary sources has significant implications not only for the status of the New England theology of pre-Revolutionary America but also for our understanding of Edwards today. This volume locates Edwards's ideas in the context of the theological and philosophical currents of his day, as well as in the pre-modern exchange of books and information during the colonial period. The pre-Revolutionary status of theology and philosophy in the wake of the Enlightenment had many of the same problems we see in our theological education today with respect to the use and appropriation of classical theology in a 21st-century context. Ideas about the necessity of classical primary sources of Christianity in sustaining our theological education are once again becoming important, and Edwards offers many relevant insights. Edwards was not unique in his deployment of these primary sources; many New England pastors, including Cotton Mather (1663-1728), preached and wrote about the necessity of orthodox theology. Edwards's distinction came in his thinking about the issues set forth in these sources at a transitional moment in the history of Christian thought.

Evidence shows that patients who better understand their pain and what pain truly is experience less pain, have less fear, move better, exercise more and can regain hope. In this textbook, physical therapists Adriaan Louw and Emilio Puentedura deliver an evidence-based perspective on how the body and brain collaborate to create pain, teach how to convey this view of pain to patients and demonstrate how to integrate therapeutic neuroscience education into a practice.Written by Adriaan Louw and Emilio Puentedura.Illustrated. Softcover; 304 pages.

Like other books in the Adriaan Louw series, Everyone Has Back Pain is based on research indicating you'll feel less pain, move better, exercise longer and experience more success with therapy when understanding what pain actually is and how it works in the body. The book, written for people of all ages who experience back pain, examines some of the typical myths that exist about this common condition and provides simple strategies for lessening the pain. Written by clinical neuroscience researcher Adriaan Louw, along with co-authors Timothy Flynn and Emilio Puentedura. Illustrated. Spiral-bound softcover; 94 pages.

Featuring the content and recognizable illustrations of Adriaan Louw's neuroscience education books, these posters explain the foundational principles behind the neuroscience of pain.The four 17.75" x 24" posters are large enough to display on the walls of a patient room or lobby and allow for easy reading of text. The detailed, full-color illustrations are designed to generate interest and engage your patients in the learning process so they can better understand the reasons why they hurt.Each poster includes scientific support footnotes that cite sources for all data and findings.Set includes four posters:* The Brain's Pain Meeting illustrates how regions of the brain react to the multi-tasking they must do when we experience pain* The Body's Alarm System demonstrates how the body's nervous system operates like an alarm system when experiencing pain* The Pain Cycle shows the recurring phases of how pain affects our thoughts, emotions and overall health* Tissues: Did You Know? explains why tissues and problems found on scans may not be the cause of ongoing pain.

This neuroscience pain workbook created by Adriaan Louw, PT, PhD, allows patients to not only better understand their pain and how it works in the body, but also track and record it through active participation.Patients write in the workbook to monitor their pain experiences and learn how to treat their condition. The interactive exercises help them understand how pain works in the body, why they hurt and how they can lessen their pain.The content is based on clinical scientific research and features memorable, easy-to-understand neuroscience concepts and illustrations adopted from Louw's renowned patient handbook, Why Do I Hurt?Illustrated. Softcover; 35 pages.

Like other books in the Adriaan Louw series, Everyone Has Back Pain is based on research indicating you'll feel less pain, move better, exercise longer and experience more success with therapy when understanding what pain actually is and how it works in the body. The book, written for people of all ages who experience back pain, examines some of the typical myths that exist about this common condition and provides simple strategies for lessening the pain. Written by clinical neuroscience researcher Adriaan Louw, along with co-authors Timothy Flynn and Emilio Puentedura. Illustrated. Spiral-bound softcover; 94 pages.

This neuroscience pain workbook created by Adriaan Louw, PT, PhD, allows patients to not only better understand their pain and how it works in the body, but also track and record it through active participation.Patients write in the workbook to monitor their pain experiences and learn how to treat their condition. The interactive exercises help them understand how pain works in the body, why they hurt and how they can lessen their pain.The content is based on clinical scientific research and features memorable, easy-to-understand neuroscience concepts and illustrations adopted from Louw's renowned patient handbook, Why Do I Hurt?Illustrated. Softcover; 35 pages.