Physicians learn about cocaine as a local anesthetic. It was the first local anesthetic discovered in the 1800’s and it is the only naturally occurring local anesthetic (cocaine is derived from the leaves of the coca plant). All other local anesthetics are synthetically derived. Local anesthetics belong to two groups: esters and amides. The difference between these two…
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Every player wants to win a title, most players when asked about their goals, will say they want to win a Major title and be ranked number one; however, few are ever fully prepared to handle the success when their goal is achieved. Let’s take a look at Eugenie Bouchard; she was the darling of…
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ROLAND GARROS, FRANCE [4] Simona Halep (ROU) vs. [6] Elina Svitolina (UKR) This should be an interesting battle as they are knotted up at one match a piece. Svitolina won their last encounter this year, which was on clay. There will an extra motivation for Halep to win this encounter because she wants to avenge…
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Reghal Media, LLC is proud to announce that the screening of our first USA made film, GLIDER, was a resounding success at this year’s GI Film Festival in D.C. Every filmmaker strives for one thing when they make a film, connect with the audience on as many levels as possible, and from the feedback from everyone who saw…
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American men have traditionally struggled on the red clay of Roland Garros and this year will be no exception. Despite some promising play on clay this season by some of the top American men, their struggles get magnified and exposed once they get to Roland Garros. Jack Sock, the top American male tennis player at the…
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After some discussion with my online buddies, I am in total agreement that Rafael Nadal is the clear favorite to win his tenth Roland Garros title; however, because I am also a big Nadal fan, I make this announcement with some trepidation and a lot of hesitation. I remember how crushed I was when Serena…
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