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The Czech Republic has slightly improved its standing in watchdog Transparency Internationals’ annual Corruption Perception Index for 2017.
Under TI’s criteria, the country picked up 57 points compared to 55 in 2016. The country has moved to 42nd spot in the worldwide rankings, but it still lags behind the EU average by eight points.
In Europe, the Czech Republic climbed to 18th spot from last year’s 19th, but still found itself behind all of the Baltic States and Poland.
Transparency International’s annual Index has rated countries by perceived levels of corruption since 1995 on a scale of 0 to 100, with 0 being very corrupt and 100 being very clean.

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Two very prominent things happened during May in Montana history. You may know that May 26th marked the 150th anniversary of when President Abraham Lincoln signed the bill that created Montana Territory back in 1864. The Montana Historical Society’s website stated that the first Territorial Capital was Bannack and that “Montanans were soon clamoring for statehood, and newspapers at the time often characterized nonresident appointees to territorial office as ‘pilgrims and carpetbaggers, political convicts, and party-hangers-on.’ Montanans have long been at least a little skeptical of the folks in Washington.”
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In addition to that, on May 23rd back in 1908, “the National Bison Range was created by Congress at the request of President Teddy Roosevelt on 18,500 acres of land in the Flathead Valley. It was the first federal purchase of land for a wildlife refuge. The American Bison Society later raised more than $10,000 to buy 34 bison that formed the nucleus for the herd that still grazes their today.”
Two very big days for the big sky state! Pass this information along–after all, knowledge is power.

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Farm Planning Tool
The Caribbean Climate Hub (CCH) provides strategies to adapt to climate changes and to the planning considering extreme events, such as drought, heat stress, floods, pests, fire, or hurricanes.
As part of this mission, we created the Farm Planning Tool. This tool is an interactive map to create a quick summary of spatial information on soils, climate, hydrology, and topography for any terrain. Users only need to draw an area of interest to create a report for the selected zone.
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Do you have gone through a Mental Health?
Have a glance of the Mental Health professional –
A clinical psychologist should be PhD in psychology with both research and clinical skill specialization. Internship of a year in a psychiatric hospital or mental health centre.
A counselling psychologist should be PhD in psychology and a internship in a marital or student-counselling. A person having adjustment problems not involving severe mental disorder.
A person having doctoral training in child-clinical psychology with training and experience in academic and learning problems. Many school systems lack the resources to maintain an adequate school psychology program.
A psychiatrist should be MD of three years with residency training in a psychiatrist hospital or mental health facility.
A psychoanalyst should be MD or PhD and a intensive training in the theory and practice of psychoanalysis.
Psychiatrist Social Worker-
A person should be MSW or PhD with specialized clinical training in mental health training in mental health.
A Nurse having RN certification and a specialized training in the care and treatment of psychiatric clients. Nurses can attain MA and PhD in psychiatric nursing.
A counselor should be ministerial background and a training in psychology. Internship in mental health facility as a chaplain.
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Eating Disorders in Type 1 Diabetes
Jacqueline Allan, PhD candidate and Associate Lecturer in Psychology, at Birkbeck discusses the little known but extremely dangerous prevalence of eating disorders in Type 1 Diabetics, and her charity Diabetics with Eating Disorders.
In 2014 I was lucky enough to be granted a Bloomsbury scholarship to undertake a PhD focussing on Eating Disorders in Type 1 Diabetes, including one known as ‘Diabulimia’, at Birkbeck. I’ve worked in this area since 2009 when I founded the registered charity Diabetics with Eating Disorders.
First, let me explain what Type 1 Diabetes is.
Type 1 Diabetes is an autoimmune disorder where the insulin-producing beta cells of the pancreas are mistakenly destroyed, making sugar in the body impossible to process. Insulin is one of the most vital hormones in the body – it ferries energy we consume in the form of carbohydrates to our muscles, organs and brain, so it is essential for every bodily function. For this reason, those with Type 1 must check their blood sugar every few hours and administer synthetic insulin to keep themselves safe. There are two main ways for administering insulin – Multiple Daily Injections using both long acting and short acting insulin, or Subcutaneous Infusion using an insulin pump.
Most of us utilise a carbohydrate-counting approach, whereby we know how many insulin units we need for every 10 grams of carbohydrate consumed and what our general background levels should be. If it sounds like a simple equation, it’s not. Everything affects blood sugar – not just the obvious stuff like sports, illness or alcohol bu Continue reading

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Thousands of soon-to-be mothers across rural and remote Australia are missing out on potentially life-saving antenatal ultrasounds because of a lack of trained healthcare professionals.
It’s something that Dr Nayana Parange, from UniSA’s Division of Health Sciences, is determined to change, building on work that she’s been involved in over several years, including on UniSA’s Whyalla campus.
With more than $100,000 funding from The Hospital Research Foundation, Dr Parange is leading a Healthy Newborn Project that includes training up to 20 GPs and midwives from rural and regional South Australia in point of care ultrasound. With in-kind support from UniSA, the training will be held early next year at the University’s specialist facilities on the City East campus, which includes a state of the art ultrasound simulation lab.
At least two ultrasound scans during pregnancy are considered best-practice antenatal care. They provide vital information for a pregnant woman and the health professional, such as an estimated due date for the baby, which can be crucial in diagnosing complications. Ultrasounds can identify a range of complications, including ectopic pregnancies, which can be life-threatening.
Dr Parange says the lack of regionally-based GPs and midwives who are trained to perform antenatal ultrasounds, as well as a lack of equipment, is a widespread problem putting lives at risk.
“An antenatal ultrasound can be life-saving but at the moment not everyone is receiving at least one ultrasound during pregnancy – as health guidelines recommend – because of a lack of equipment and a lack of staff trained to use it,” Dr Parange says.
“Thanks to the generosity of The Hospital Research Foundation community, we are now able to deliver a training program to GPs and midwives that will bring lifesaving antenatal point of care ultrasound service within easier reach for pregnant mums and communities living in regional and remote South Australia.
“We also hope the government will come on board and provide equipment in the rural and remote areas that need it.”
While some pregnant women will travel for an ultrasound, many don’t – for a range of reasons – or are unable to do so. But there’s little data to provide reliable numbers around this.
The Healthy Newborn Project will also enable Dr Parange and her team to undertake a needs analysis survey to provide data around access to antenatal ultrasound scans in rural and remote communities across Australia. Over the next 12 months the research will examine factors such as the impact of needing to travel, and determine how many lives could be saved through improved access to antenatal ultrasound.
Women living in the APY Lands in South Australia’s remote north west, face a five-hour drive and a plane journey to be able to receive an ultrasound scan.
“Which makes it difficult in itself, and there’s no funding for a support person to go with them either, so that’s another factor that can discourage them,” Dr Parange says. “If women are able to get the service locally, then life-threatening conditions can be picked up in a timely way.”
The program is currently recruiting participants. If you are a health professional in remote South Australia and interested in more information about the antenatal ultrasound training, please contact Dr Parange.
Dr Parange, who was Program Director: Medical Sonography, has just commenced in the role of Associate Dean: Online Education with UniSA Online.


School roundup: Houston rallies Barnstable boys hoops to victory
HYANNIS – Sherwayne Sharpe and Cole Houston hit timely 3-pointers to help the Barnstable boys basketball team hold off the New Mission Titans, 61-59, on Saturday afternoon.
Barnstable (3-5) opened with a strong first quarter, taking a 17-9 lead into the second. New Mission, a Boston school based out of Hyde Park, closed the gap to 25-23 by halftime thanks to a 14-8 edge in the second quarter. The Titans then outscored the Red Raiders, 20-11, in the third for a 43-36 lead entering the fourth.
Houston then scored 14 of his game-high 27 points in the fourth quarter as Sharpe (9 points), knocked down both of his 3-pointers, to help Barnstable outscore the Titans, 25-16, in the fourth.
Mike Turner (6 points) was solid on defense for the Red Raiders and drew a key charge in the fourth quarter, while Owen Fournier (8 points) was also strong defensively in what coach Mike Kennedy called a break out game for the sophomore.
Old Rochester 48, Nauset 45: The Warriors’ fourth-quarter rally came up shy, as the Bulldogs outplayed Nauset for much of the game in Mattapoisett.
Cassidy Yeomans had 16 of her game-high 24 points in the opening quarter, including four of her six 3-pointers. Old Rochester outhustled and out rebounded Nauset (4-1), en route to a 28-22 halftime lead.
The Warriors battled to within 1 with a minute to play, but they missed a free throw that would have tied the score. Two subsequent offensive opportunities fell short as the Bulldogs held on for the win.
Korin Mereste led Nauset with 13 points, while Francesca Gonella added 10 points, with three 3-pointers, and Makayla Hutchinson had 6.
Martha’s Vineyard vs. Needham, ppd: The Vineyard’s game against Needham in Oak Bluffs was postponed on Saturday, leaving Molly deBettencourt’s quest for 1,000 points delayed.
Martha’s Vineyard (3-4) will travel to North Quincy on Monday, with deBettencourt 2 points shy of 1,000.
Bourne 53, Somerset Berkley 47: Emma Fenton scored a game-high 17 points, and though she faced foul trouble for most of the second half, the Canalmen held off the Raiders for a South Coast Conference win in Bourne on Friday night.
Fenton scored 13 in the first half to give the Canalmen (3-5, 3-1 SCC) a 28-18 lead entering the break. She earned her third foul early in the third and picked up her fourth early in the fourth, but she played the final 2:30.
Somerset Berkley cut the deficit to 2, but Kayla Fernandes (9 points) took over, contributing 5 points, including a pair of clutch free throws and three assists, in the fourth quarter.
Amanda Gould and Maddie Leach also provided solid defense down the stretch.
Nantucket sweeps Nauset: Claudia Hofford and Katherine Pittman won two events each, while the Whalers girls swept all three relays, in a win over the Warriors on the island.
The Nantucket girls (3-1) won, 107-76, while the Whalers boys (4-0) beat Nauset, 106-74.
Hofford took the 100-yard butterfly, in a state qualifying 1 minute, 2.4 second, and the 100 backstroke, in a sectional qualifying 1:06.49, while Pittman won the 50 freestyle, in a state qualifying 26.15, and the 100, in a sectional qualifying 58.29.
Gabby Dadoly (2:11.44) won the 200 freestyle for Nauset (3-2).
Depth helped the Whalers boys (4-0) to victory despite seven victories by the Warriors (4-1).
The Nauset quartet of Carlisle Nash, Jack Johnson, Tanner Cornell and Coleman Norton took the 200 medley relay, in a state qualifying 1:45.4, as well as the 200 freestyle, in a state qualifying 1:35.85. Nantucket took second and third in the 200 medley relay and second through fourth in the 200 freestyle relay.
Johnson and Norton won two events each for Nauset. Johnson took the 200 IM, in a state qualifying 1:59.38, as well as the 100 backstroke, in a state qualifying 56.23 while Norton won the 100 freestyle, in a state qualifying 50.75, and the 100 breaststroke, in 1:09.26.
Barnstable, Sandwich split: The Sandwich quartet of Everett Chapman, Ben Steen, Forrest Kiedeisch and Colby Jensen won the 200 medley and 200 freestyle relays, in 2:02.64 and 1:48.88, respectively, as the Blue Knights boys beat the Red Raiders, 80-69, on Friday night.
Chapman added a win in the 200 IM, in 2:33.43, while Kiedeisch won the 100 butterfly, in 1:10.75, and Jack Burgess took diving.
Ted Ells and Luke McFarland won two events for Barnstable. Ells took the 50 freestyle, in 25.1, and the 100 freestyle, in 54.74, while McFarland won the 200 freestyle, in 2:17.53, and the 500 freestyle, in 6:28.91.
Barnstable at East Coast Invitational: Nick O’Toole earned fifth in the 800-meter run, highlighting Barnstable results in Providence, Rhode Island.
O’Toole ran the 800 in 2:06, and he also anchored the boys sprint medley relay, which also finished fifth, in 3:49. Charley Clark, Raj Mahabir and Kemoy Jones joined O’Toole on the relay team, which was awarded All-East Coast Indoor Track & Field Team honors.
Renee Grunner-Mitchell, Grace Walsh, Heather Hanson and Leanne Guimond also made All-East Coast honors with their eighth-place finish in the 4x800, in 10:47.
Barnstable sixth at Weymouth Invitational: Andrew Valentine and Michael Stanley both finished second in their respective weight classes to lead the Red Raiders at the Weymouth Invitational.
Valentine (160 pounds) won his first three matches by fall, including his first in 47 seconds, but he lost a 10-8 decision to Andrew Peruzzi of Xaverian Brothers in the final. Valentine took an 8-6 lead to the third period, but Peruzzi earned a takedown and a nearfall to win it.
Stanley (126) won twice by fall - his second in just 32 seconds - and once by decision before losing to Weymouth's Derek DiSalvio by decision, 8-1, in the final.
Antonio Simonelli (138) finished 4-1 on the day take place third, while Isaac Dulak (182) went 2-2 to place fourth.
Louis Cocozza (220), Otavio Alves (145) and Tysen Fernandez (285) all earned fifth place. Cocozza and Alves went 3-2, and Fernandez went 2-2 for the Red Raiders, who placed sixth in the event won by Concord.
Dennery 4-0 for Sandwich in Brookline Duals: Tanner Dennery went undefeated on the day, as the Blue Knights won one of their three team duals in Brookline.
Dennery went 4-0 at 195 pounds, as Sandwich beat Leominster, 37-30, but fell to Georgetown/Ipswich, 42-22, Josiah Quincy, 45-36, and Lexington, 36-35.
Connor Keegan (113), Paul Cody (145) and Josh Kutcher (170) all went 3-1 on the day with a pin, while Tanner Davison (120) was 3-1 with a pin and a technical fall victory, Kevin Keegan (126) went 3-1 with two pins.
Dan Halloran (160) and Elliott Currier (182) both went 2-2 on the day, Currier with two pins, Halloran with one.


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In the latest example of bacteria being “literally everywhere,” scientists appear to have found evidence of microbes living harmlessly in our brains.
[The] researchers looked at high-resolution images of slices of postmortem human brain tissue, where they found signs of bacteria, according to Science Magazine.
“The brain has always been thought of as a sterile site,” said Dr. Amesh Adalja, a senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security in Baltimore, who was not involved in the study. “To find [bacteria] there doing no harm sort of breaks a lot of the dogma” on this.
[T]he researchers analyzed samples from 34 postmortem analyses of human brains and found bacteria in every brain. Importantly, the researchers found no signs of inflammation or bacterial disease in the brains they examined.
The bacteria seem to prefer certain parts of the brain, as the microbes tended to cluster in areas known as the hippocampus, prefrontal cortex and substantia nigra, according to the study abstract. And often, the bacteria were found in star-shaped brain cells known as astrocytes that were near the blood-brain barrier.
When the researchers sequenced genetic material from the bacteria, they found that most of the microbes were from groups of bacteria that are typically found in the human gut, known as Firmicutes, Proteobacteria and Bacteroidetes.
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- The Great Reset has been called a conspiracy theory by many, despite specific plans published on the World Economic Forum (WEF) website and partnerships between the WEF and global organizations like the United Nations and World Health Organization
- An investigative report asserts that the ongoing restructuring of processes that control food and data are upending traditional practices so private corporations have more control and influence than democratically elected government
- A part of the Great Reset is a reset of the economy, including jobs. Many across the U.S. are facing unemployment if they do not choose to take a genetic therapy experiment in the form of a COVID-19 vaccine
- Employees of six major hospitals in Cincinnati, Ohio, have filed a lawsuit, hoping to stop the mandated vaccine, which health experts are promoting with inconsistent messages, first claiming it does not stop community transmission; yet, requiring it for employment under the guise of preventing the spread of infection
Over the past year and a half, I’ve written many articles detailing the evidence supporting the claim that the COVID pandemic is a ruse to usher in a new system of global centralized governance by unelected leaders, the so-called Great Reset.
The recent release of the House Foreign Affairs Committee report1 entitled, “The Origins of COVID-19: An Investigation of the Wuhan Institute of Virology,” presented solid evidence that many of the “conspiracy theories” about the virus were in fact true. For example, using some intelligence reports and other public documents, the committee found that:2
“… we now believe it’s time to completely dismiss the wet market as the source of the outbreak. We also believe the preponderance of the evidence proves the virus did leak from the WIV and that it did so sometime before September 12, 2019.”
They presented evidence of genetic modification and wrote this:3
“This report also lays out ample evidence that researchers at the WIV, in conjunction with U.S. scientists and funded by both the PRC [People’s Republic of China] government and the U.S. government, were conducting gain of-function research on coronaviruses at the WIV …
In many instances, the scientists were successful in creating ‘chimeric viruses’ — or viruses created from the pieces of other viruses — that could infect human immune systems.
With dangerous research like this conducted at safety levels similar to a dentist’s office, a natural or genetically modified virus could have easily escaped the lab and infected the community.”
The idea of the Great Reset may feel like a conspiracy theory, especially if life as you know it where you live has not dramatically changed. You still go to work, buy food, go to the gym, go out to eat and attend events. There may be people wearing masks, and you may see or hear news reports about vaccine mandates and vaccine passports, but it hasn’t reached your employer and you may not be personally affected … yet.
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But, make no mistake, unless we all do our part to peacefully protest the changes being planned, write to our legislatures, and talk to our neighbors and friends, what is happening in New York,4 France,5 Germany6 and Israel,7 will soon be knocking on your front door.
Does ‘Great Reset’ Sound Like a Conspiracy? It May Be Worse
An article titled, “Welcome To 2030: I Own Nothing, Have No Privacy and Life Has Never Been Better” appeared in Forbes Magazine8 in November 2016. It was written by Ida Auken, a member of the Denmark Parliament9 and agenda contributor at the World Economic Forum (WEF).10
The article was frightening in the simplistic way it describes the dissolution of society as we know it. And, as time marches forward, we see more evidence of what the WEF has proposed as “perfect sense”11 coming true.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suggested in September 2020 what other world leaders have also promoted12 — that the COVID-19 virus, that has killed and devastated the health of many people, provided the world is an:13
“… opportunity for a reset … our chance to accelerate our pre-pandemic efforts to re-imagine economic systems that actually address global challenges like extreme poverty, inequality and climate change.”
More than 20 world leaders came together to suggest, “At a time when COVID-19 has exploited our weaknesses and divisions, we must seize this opportunity and come together as a global community for peaceful cooperation that extends beyond this crisis.”14 And while that sounds noble, altruistic and humanitarian, it is the plan for the future that is in stark contrast to the statement.
Ivan Wecke, a journalist from Open Democracy, did a deep dive into some of what lies behind the WEF’s Great Reset plan and found what he called something “almost as sinister hiding in plain sight. In fact, more sinister because it’s real and it’s happening now. And it involves things as fundamental as our food, our data and our vaccines.”15
Although Wecke discounts the plans of the Great Reset to abolish private property, use the virus to solve overpopulation and enslave the remainder of humanity as “nebulous and hard to pin down,” he goes on to illustrate in detail how the fundamental structure of the world that controls food and data, and ultimately humanity, is being upended and restructured so that private corporations have more control and influence than governments.
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WEF Calls It ‘Stakeholder Capitalism’
It comes down to “stakeholder capitalism,” which are the magic words that Klaus Schwab, WEF chairman, has been promoting for decades, and is a central theme in the organization’s Great Reset plan.16 The concept as Wecke describes it is to transform global capitalism, so corporations create value for stakeholders.17
These stakeholders can be consumers, employees, communities and others. This will be carried out through multi-stakeholder partnerships of governments and private-sector businesses across the globe. As he dug deeper into the concept, it became more apparent that this means giving corporations more power and taking that influence away from democratically elected institutions.
The initial plan was drafted after the 2008 economic crisis and included the vision that governments around the world would be only one influencer in a multi-stakeholder model. When he asked himself who would be the other nongovernmental stakeholders, Wecke only had to look at the WEF partners that meet each year in Davos, Switzerland.
These partners are some of the biggest companies in oil, food, technology and pharmaceuticals. In other words, the companies that could ultimately restructure society and control the supply chain are those that provide everyday necessities. These proposed concepts appear to have started taking shape in a strategic partnership agreement which the WEF signed with the United Nations in 2019.
Harris Gleckman, senior fellow at the Center for Governance and Sustainability from the University of Massachusetts18 calls this move an inroad to creating a place for corporations inside the United Nations.19
The WEF is using the concept of multi-stakeholders to change the current system that countries use today to work together. This multilateral system may not always be effective and may have too many layers of bureaucracy, but Wecke says it is “theoretically democratic because it brings together democratically elected leaders of countries to make decisions in the global arena.”20
Big Tech May Run the Roadmap for Digital Cooperation
What’s really happening here, though, is the move toward placing unelected stakeholders in positions of power does not deepen democracy but, rather, puts decision making in the hands of financially focused corporations. As Wecke points out, this will have real-world implications for how medications are distributed, food systems are organized and how Big Tech is governed.
Under a democratic rule of law, six corporations already control 90% of the news media consumed by Americans. Tech Startups calls this an “illusion of choice and objectivity.”21 How much more propaganda will be thrown in the face of consumers when Big Tech is monitoring and controlling Big Tech?
The year 2030 holds significance for the WEF’s vision22 which is to scale technology and facilitate “inclusive growth.” In the fall of 2021, the UN will bring together the Food Systems Summit to achieve sustainable development goals by 2030.23 Yet, Sofia Monsalve of FIAN International, a human rights organization focused on food and nutrition, told Wecke:24
“’Abandoning pesticides is not on the table. How come?’ asks Sofia Monsalve of FIAN International, a human rights organisation focused on food and nutrition.
‘There is no discussion on land concentration or holding companies accountable for their environmental and labour abuses.’ This fits into a bigger picture Monsalve sees of large corporations, which dominate the food sector, being reluctant to fix the production system. ‘They just want to come up with new investment opportunities.’”
Wecke also dug into a long list of participants in the 2020 Roadmap For Digital Cooperation25 and found influencers included Microsoft, Google, Facebook and the WEF.26 The functions for the group appear to be vague, but if the group comes to fruition, it will be a decisive victory for those Big Tech companies that have been pushing to expand their power,27 are fighting antitrust rules28 and are facing accusations of tax evasion.29
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The move by the UN and WEF has not gone unnoticed. A group of more than 170 civil organizations have signed an open letter30 detailing why they oppose the plan. At a time when stronger regulations are needed to protect consumers, it appears that the new UN digital roadmap may be seeking less.
Firing the Unvaccinated Is the Start of the Great Job Reset
Finally, Wecke addresses the issue of global vaccine distribution.31 Instead of the World Health Organization, which is “the directing and coordinating authority for health within the United Nations system,”32 being responsible for vaccine access, another initiative was created called COVAX. According to the WHO, COVAX is co-led by the WHO, UNICEF, CEPI and GAVI.33
As a quick reminder, GAVI (the Vaccine Alliance) and CEPI (Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations) have strong ties with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the WEF and are connected with large pharmaceutical companies such as Pfizer, AstraZeneca and more.34
The influence these groups have on the global distribution of the COVID vaccine may have been best illustrated when South Africa and India requested a temporary lift on the rules governing intellectual property to increase manufacturing and distribution to developing countries. Wecke reports35 that although the WHO director-general publicly said that he backed a proposal, others in the COVAX initiative strongly opposed it, and it didn’t happen.
There appears to be enough vaccines available in industrialized nations for the WEF to support any and all employees being fired if they choose not to take the vaccine. The National File36 published a tweet the WEF made in May 2021 which said, “Get your COVID-19 jab — or you could face consequences from your employer #COVID19 #JobsReset21.”
Additionally, the WEF had posted an article37 on their website that made a variety of claims about the percentage of companies that would require employees to be vaccinated and juxtaposed mental health concerns and burnout through the pandemic with being unvaccinated in the article.
After intense backlash, the tweet was deleted and replaced with a question, “Will employees be required to get the COVID-19 vaccination?”38 The new post quickly filled with screen shots of the original post.
Two Cities Promising to Fire Employees
Even before the FDA announced their approval of the Pfizer vaccine,39 Cincinnati, Ohio, area hospital systems had announced that starting October 1, 2021, all health care workers and volunteers are required to be vaccinated. Among those participating in the vaccine mandate are the University of Cincinnati Health, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center and the Christ Hospital Health Network.40
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Health care workers in Cincinnati have now filed a lawsuit against six of the hospital systems saying requiring vaccines for employment is unlawful and violates workers’ Constitutional rights. The lawsuit says, “When there was no vaccine, the workers had to go to work. They were heroes. Now that there is a vaccine, they have to get the vaccine or be fired. Now they are ‘zeros.’”41
April Hoskins is a lab assistant at St. Elizabeth Edgewood who has worked for 20 years in family practice and hospital oncology. She told a reporter from WLWT5,42 “You’ve trusted us this whole time to take care of these patients, unvaccinated, without the proper PPE. And now out of nowhere, you have to get it or you’re going to be terminated? Like, something is wrong with that picture.”
August 23, 2021, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that all public school teachers and staff would be required to have at least one dose of the vaccine by September 27, 2021, or they would no longer have a job. Not soon afterward, the United Federation of Teachers union issued a statement from union president Michael Mulgrew reiterating their desire and priority to keep the students and teachers safe. He went on to say:43
“While the city is asserting its legal authority to establish this mandate, there are many implementation details, including provisions for medical exceptions, that by law must be negotiated with the UFT and other unions, and if necessary, resolved by arbitration.”
It Is Important to Point Out the Inconsistencies
This was the second announcement from de Blasio, who first mandated vaccinations for approximately 400,000 employees in the Department of Education, New York Police Department and the Fire Department of New York.44 In tandem with New York, California Long Beach Unified School District also announced mandatory vaccinations, as has Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot for all Chicago Public School employees by October 15, 2021.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy also announced mandatory vaccinations or twice-weekly testing requirements for all state employees, effective October 18. It is clear that as different states and municipalities add their own mandates, it’s essential to be aware of what is happening in your local and regional areas, as well as to speak up at public meetings and demand public hearings on the matter.
The mayor of Orland Park, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, describes an example of how decisions behind closed doors can have a different outcome than those in public.45 He also says what is happening now is about “our processes, Constitutionality and the rule of law.”
The inconsistencies from health experts are deafening. Even the World Health Organization advises people who are vaccinated to continue wearing masks due to the Delta variant because “vaccine alone won’t stop community transmission.”46 Simultaneously, the public is told that everyone needs the vaccine to prevent spread of the infection47 and if you have the vaccine, you can still spread the virus and put others at risk.48
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- 1, 2, 3 House Foreign Affairs Committee, August 2021
- 4 Spectrum News NY1, August 13, 2021
- 5 Schengenvisainfo, August 10, 2021
- 6 AP News, June 10, 2021
- 7 BBC, July 26, 2021
- 8, 11 Forbes Magazine, November 10, 2016
- 9 National File, November 16, 2020 image
- 10 World Economic Forum, Ida Auken
- 12 The Hill, June 25, 2020
- 13 YouTube, September 20, 2020, Minute 1:55
- 14 BBC, March 30, 2020, para 6 under the bullets
- 15, 17, 19, 20, 24, 26, 31, 34, 35 Open Democracy, August 16, 2021
- 16 World Economic Forum, June 3, 2020
- 18 Transnational Institute, Harris Gleckman
- 21 Tech Startups, September 18, 2020
- 22 World Economic Forum, 2030Vision
- 23 United Nations Food Systems Summit 2021
- 25 United Nations Secretary-General’s Roadmap for Digital Cooperation
- 27 The Guardian, August 1, 2021
- 28 Politico, July 30, 2021
- 29 The Guardian, May 31, 2021
- 30 Just Net Coalition
- 32 United Nations, World Health Organization
- 33 World Health Organization, COVAX
- 36, 38 National File, May 18, 2021
- 37 World Economic Forum, May 17, 2021
- 39 U.S. Food and Drug Administration, August 23, 2021
- 40 Cincinnati Enquirer, August 5, 2021
- 41, 42 WLWT5, August 25, 2021
- 43 United Federation of Teachers, August 23, 2021
- 44 CBS, August 24, 2021
- 45 Facebook, Keith Pekau, Bullying, Shaming and Intimidation of Illinois Families
- 46 CNBC June 25, 2021
- 47 Infection Control Today, July 27, 2021
- 48 U.S. News, April 12, 2021
Plandemic, Voter Fraud, Afghanistan: All Parts of The Great Reset
If you still consider “conspiracy theorist” to be a pejorative, you’re not paying enough attention.
What do Covid-19, 2020 (and beyond) election fraud, and our disastrous abandoning of American citizens in Afghanistan have to do with one another? They’re all parts of the globalist plan to usher in a new era of Neo-Marxism in a depopulated world. This is The Great Reset unfolding before our eyes, and the only way we can stop it (other than through constant prayer) is to stand together and spread the truth.
Covid-19’s attachment to The Great Reset is obvious, though we continue to post about it daily. Voter fraud is a bit less obvious but nonetheless easy to recognize when we understand that people like Joe Biden, Justin Trudeau, and Emmanuel Macron are pushing to “Build Back Better” under the precepts of Neo-Marxism.
The Afghanistan betrayal in August, 2021, is harder to associate with The Great Reset, but it’s definitely just as attached. We can see this is the unwillingness of the Biden regime to extend the deadline to withdraw despite American lives put clearly in harm’s way. We can see it in the needlessly abandoned military equipment that was conspicuously left intact; disabling a Black Hawk takes minutes but they were given to the Taliban in pristine working condition. Then, there’s the pallets of hundred dollar bills left for them. If you think all of this was just irresponsible governance, you probably think Barack Obama is out of politics, too.
Weakening America’s standing in the world and empowering the Chinese Communist Party and others to engage fully with our enemies in a globalist cabal are beneficial to the architects of The Great Reset, and both happened in one fell swoop in August.
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Will America-First News Outlets Make it to 2023?
Things are looking grim for conservative and populist news sites.
There’s something happening behind the scenes at several popular conservative news outlets. 2021 was bad, but 2022 is proving to be disastrous for news sites that aren’t “playing ball” with the corporate media narrative. It’s being said that advertisers are cracking down, forcing some of the biggest ad networks like Google and Yahoo to pull their inventory from conservative outlets. This has had two major effects. First, it has cooled most conservative outlets from discussing “taboo” topics like Pandemic Panic Theater, voter fraud, or The Great Reset. Second, it has isolated those ad networks that aren’t playing ball.
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Kyiv officials create a Youth Center for 15-20 thousand people, which will operate at the territory of Truhanov Island during the Euro-2012.
The press-service of the Kyiv City Council disclosed to UNIAN, referring to the information oft Kyiv Council Secretary Oles Dovgyi.
According to the Kyiv Council Secretary, it will be a modern youth town, with office buildings, sleeping cottages, a sporting complex, an information complex, guards, etc.. It will be a center for young people, who want to watch football, but do not have any opportunity to pay for a hotel. The town will be dismantled after the championship. Only the sports infrastructure will be left for carrying out other measures in future”, O. Dovgyi noted.
The youth center will not worsen the environmental situation at the Truhanov Island, he said, adding they are not going to build “anything fundamental” at the island during the Euro 2012.
Moreover, the Secretary of Kyiv Council said that helicopters will be involved for providing necessary medical aid to fans during the Euro – 2012.
”We mean a new medical and police helicopters; the automobile part of the Interior Ministry`s detachment is renewed, and ambulance cars are also renewed”, he said.


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A new study into the attitudes of workers has found that around 40 per cent of people across Britain are worried about their ability to retire comfortably.
The fear is not surprising as 13 per cent of the 950 people surveyed said that they had no pension savings at all, while a quarter admitted to having no idea how much they had saved and 36 per cent of pension holders saying they had not worked out how much they needed to retire.
An unexpected outcome from the survey was that more than 40 per cent of those questioned believed Brexit would have a negative impact on their pension pot.
Only 17 per cent of people end up with a pension pot of £300,000 or more to live off in retirement, according to the findings from Aegon.
According to the latest figures from the Department for Work and Pensions around 84 per cent of people are putting money into a pension pot (thanks in part to auto-enrolment) – up by 29 per cent from 2012. The annual amount saved into pensions has also increased by five per cent to £90.3 billion in 2017.


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How Good Have ENSO Forecasts Been Lately?
By IRI Chief Forecaster Tony BarnstonThis post originally appeared on Climate.gov’s ENSO blog. Reproduced with permission. One of my responsibilities as the lead ENSO forecaster at IRI is to judge how well the forecasts have matched reality. One way I do this is I go back through the archived forecasts and make graphics that compare the forecasts […]
Why do ENSO Forecasts Use Probabilities?
By IRI Chief Forecaster Tony Barnston This post originally appeared on Climate.gov’s ENSO blog. Reproduced with permission. Many people are interested in knowing which ENSO category (La Niña, neutral or El Niño) is expected by the climate experts, just as they might want to know the weather forecast for tomorrow. They usually prefer a simple […]
Climate Forecasts: A Vital Tool for Policymakers
Our friends at the Center for International Earth Science Information Network have written a nice post that explains how IRI’s seasonal climate forecasts have been for decision making, focusing on a particular case in Uruguay. In December 2010, reports showed that many areas of Uruguay were headed for drought. IRI’s seasonal precipitation forecast map issued in November […]
The Truth About Verification
In December 2011, the International Research Institute for Climate and Society issued a seasonal precipitation forecast. The forecast called for a 75 percent chance of above normal precipitation over parts of the Philippines between January and March. As the months played out, storms brought roughly eight inches more rain than usual for the period. That’s about 85 percent […]
Skill of real-time seasonal ENSO model predictions during 2002-2011–Is our capability increasing?
Climate Information Crucial to Help Reduce Risk and Limit Disaster Damage
Forecasts can play an invaluable role when used properly in helping humanitarian agencies and governments plan for and prevent disasters, according to the latest Climate and Society publication launched by the IRI and the American Red Cross last week in Washington D.C. Climate and weather disasters, from the massive floods in Pakistan, Australia and Colombia, to the […]
‘Democratizing’ Seasonal Forecasts in Latin America
A central tenet of the International Research Institute for Climate and Society is that providing people and institutions with climate information is just one step in a larger effort. There’s also a clear need to build the capacity of scientists to generate tailored information — and to help users ask for information relevant to them. […]
Climate Information Helps Prepare for Disasters
Climate-related disasters can have a devastating impact on human life and development. Globally, climate events including floods, droughts, cyclones, heat waves and mudslides contribute to tens of thousands of deaths, hundreds of thousands of injuries and billions of dollars in economic losses each year. In recent years, it’s become clear that such losses can be […]
Creating More Useful Forecasts
Seasonal forecasts can be effective tools for agricultural planners,water resources managers and other decision makers. For example, after torrential rains and floods wreaked havoc in the West African nation of Ghana in 2007, displacing some 400,000 people here, the regional office of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies started using seasonal […]
Climate Risks in Haiti
In this Q+A, IRI staffers discuss some of the climate-related risks that could affect Haitians over the next year as they struggle to rebuild their country after a devastating earthquake in January. Currently, about 1.2 million Haitians are without proper shelter, and an additional 470,000 have been displaced from their homes, according to the U.N. […]
Climate and Coconuts
Millions of people in the tropics depend on coconuts for food, raw materials and livelihood. Coconuts are also a high value commercial crop. But like any crop, coconuts are at risk of drought and other prolonged events. By using climate science and better agricultural forecast models, the IRI has helped increase the resilience of coconut […]
An Interview with Graeme Hammer
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I have a datagrid that has a dataset as its datasource.
If I store the dataset in viewstate and makes changes to the grid. Does the viewstate capture these changes automatically?
Or do you have to update the viewstate manually after each change or via looping through the rows at the end.
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PSYCHIATRIST Opportunities at the Inova Juniper Program
Inova - a physician-led Institution - serves more than 2 million people each year throughout the Washington, D.C. Metro area and beyond. Inova is consistently ranked among the top healthcare providers in the United States and is home to the Inova Children's Hospital, Women's Hospital, Heart and Vascular Institute, The Schar Cancer Institute, the Center for Personalized Health, the Translational Medicine Institute and a robust organ transplantation program. We are shaping the future of health through our integrated network of hospitals, primary and specialty care practices, emergency and urgent care centers, research, outpatient services and medical student and resident education.
Inova seeks a PRN Behavioral Health Physician for the Inova Juniper Program, a certified medical home for individuals living with HIV. Responsibilities include:
Work closely with a multidisciplinary team of clinicians
Evaluate patients by interviewing patient, family, and other persons; conduct examinations; review medical history.
Select, administer and interpret psychological tests; prescribe laboratory tests when appropriate; evaluate results.
Develops treatment plans by determining nature and extent of cognitive, emotional, developmental, social, and behavioral disorders; establishing treatment goals and methodologies.
Maintain interdisciplinary treatment by reviewing treatment plans and progress; consulting and collaborating with primary care providers, mental health therapists, nurses, and other members of the IJP clinical team.
Assure quality and safe service for patients and staff by enforcing policies, procedures, standards, rules, Joint Commission for Accreditation of Health Care Organizations and Ryan White requirements, and legal regulations; and participating in utilization reviews.
Improves staff competence by providing training and discussions regarding the interrelationship between psychosocial and physiological problems, psychotropic medications, crisis intervention, and related issues.
Maintain records by documenting symptoms, medications, and treatment events; writing summaries.
Updates job knowledge by participating in continuing medical educational opportunities; reading professional publications; maintaining personal networks; participating in professional organizations.
Enhance department and organization reputation by accepting ownership for accomplishing new and different requests; exploring opportunities to add value to job accomplishments.
Internal Number: 43533BR
About Inova Health System
Inova is a global leader in personalized health, which leverages precision medicine to predict, prevent and treat disease, enabling individuals to live longer, healthier lives. At Inova, we serve more than two million people each year from throughout the Washington, DC, metro area and beyond. Inova's mission is to improve the health of the diverse community it serves through excellence in patient care, education and research. At Inova, more than 16,000 employees demonstrate their commitment every day to providing the community with expert, world-class, compassionate patient care.


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For the most part homelessness is a long-term death sentence. It is death by detrimental health effects accumulated by continually being unsheltered, such as my friend Carl Feighner who lived in his truck for ten years and died a year ago last May here in Livermore. Suicide is another avenue, like earlier this year when young Jamie was found at the end of some cordage behind a convenience store in our community. Then there is homicide, an example of which occurred with the shooting of “Gordo” on Wednesday, August 7, hours before dawn on the Las Positas/I-580 corridor. Add drug overdoses and you have homeless deaths pretty much covered.
Crisis intervention services? Start counting the homeless deaths. What do we expect the unsheltered desperate to do? Where do we expect the homeless to go? “Why is so much energy spent on a luxury hotel placement and so little on our homeless situation?” (“Misplaced Priorities,” Cindy Anderson, Livermore, The Independent Mailbox, 8/1/2019).
”For every person lifted out of homelessness, three people are going into homelessness. It’s going to take resources,” Mayor John Marchand said. “We’re starting small to find out what works, and then move ahead with programs.” (“Livermore Works to Curb Homelessness,” by Bruce Gach, The Independent, 8/8/2019) Is there a plan for where the majority of homeless are to go? What is the count and rate of the homeless “lifted out of homelessness”? That number would be interesting as compared to the 179 unsheltered by count (January 2019) in Livermore. (“County Homeless Rose 43% in 2 years,” Ron McNicoll, The Independent, 8/1/2019)
“It’s going to take resources.” (ibid., Gach). Duh. It is going to take resources all right. It is also going to take results. How many more need to die? How much suffering does there need to be?
One person in the audience of the July meeting of the Human Services Commission meeting in July? Do we even care?
The Human Services Commission addresses four areas: Housing/Homelessness (264 homeless by count in 2019); Elder Services (70 on waiting list for “Meals on Wheels”); nutrition (“Zero hunger” is the United Nations’ #2 Sustainable Development Goal after “No poverty”); and youth services (over $1.5 trillion in student debt in the United States with a 25% default rate). And yet there is no category by the commission for focus on the increasing illicit drug problem that so impacts our housed and homeless population?
There seems to be some disconnect on the homeless issue here in Livermore and what to do.
“And the question that begs to be answered is: if we build a bigger ‘central park’ downtown, aren’t we just encouraging a new spot for our homeless population?” (ibid., Anderson). Oh my, we are going to have more homeless no matter what with the pathway we are currently on.
Perhaps if the homeless just die out there it will not be a problem.

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Ever wanted to learn the basic fundamentals of conducting? In an exclusive partnership with Classic FM Marin presents a series of video masterclasses on all aspects of conducting, from how to use the baton to that iconic big finish. These will be released over the course of the next few weeks, keep checking back for more…
An introduction to conducting
What is conducting?
Marin takes us by the hand and starts at the top by asking a simple question… with a complex answer.
The baton and how to use it
Why do conductors use a baton? Why do some just use their hands? And what difference does it make to the music?
Here’s the beat pattern Marin demonstrates:
Here’s the beat pattern Marin, Jonah and Mike use in the video:
And here’s that all-important beat pattern to help you follow along:
1 beat per bar and how to conduct Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony
Beating 1 per bar doesn’t necessarily mean there’s only one beat per bar – it could mean that the music is in three or four, but it’s too fast for the conductor to show all those beats.
In this clip, Marin shows you how to conduct the famous On the beautiful Blue Danube and Beethoven‘s Fifth Symphony.
5 beats per bar
And here’s beat pattern to help you beat along:
Upbeats, the big finish and motivating musicians
For the orchestra the concert really begins on the upbeat. The upbeat has all the information about the tempo, about the quality, the emotion, the articulation, and the dynamic.
How do you stop an orchestra from playing? The ending is the most important part of the piece. How do you save something for the last note?
How do you connect with the musicians on an emotional level to inspire them to express what the composer wants? How you walk out on the stage can determine how the first note will sound.
See more of Marin on the Classic FM website.


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- What does constipated baby poop look like?
- Is rice cereal constipating for babies?
- Can 3 month old have rice cereal?
- What can I feed my infant instead of cereal?
- Is rice cereal or oatmeal cereal better for babies?
- How do I know if my baby is having an allergic reaction to food?
- Can a 1 month old have rice cereal?
- What happens if I give my baby rice cereal too early?
- When can I start putting cereal in my baby’s bottle?
- Can babies eat oatmeal everyday?
- Is rice cereal hard for babies to digest?
- Does cereal help baby sleep longer?
- How does rice cereal affect baby poop?
- Does baby cereal help gas?
- Can a baby have too much rice cereal?
- How do I know if my baby is allergic to rice cereal?
- What causes baby poop blowout?
- Is it OK to put oatmeal cereal in baby bottle?
- Why does my baby throw up after eating rice cereal?
- Can baby with milk allergy eat rice cereal?
- Does oatmeal cereal Give Babies gas?
What does constipated baby poop look like?
Hard, Pebble-like Baby Poop Your baby may be constipated if his or her poop is hard and looks like pebbles.
Babies can become constipated when they are being introduced to solid foods.
This could also be a sign of sensitivity to milk or soy, or a lack of tolerance to something in breast milk or formula..
Is rice cereal constipating for babies?
If his stools become too loose, give less juice to your baby. If your baby is eating rice cereal, it may help to switch to oatmeal or barley cereal. Rice cereal can cause constipation in some children. Do not give your baby enemas, laxatives, or suppositories unless you are told to do so by the doctor.
Can 3 month old have rice cereal?
Most importantly, don’t give a baby rice cereal until they have the oral skills to move solid food from the front of their mouth to the back. This skill doesn’t typically develop until at least 4 months old. Until then, your baby’s tongue will push out any food that enters their mouth.
What can I feed my infant instead of cereal?
And why not? It’s mild in flavour, fortified with iron, easy to digest and takes just a few seconds to prepare. But rice cereal has fallen out of favour with dietitians and paediatricians as an ideal first food for babies. Meat, poultry, beans, tofu and enriched pasta are common foods to start with instead.
Is rice cereal or oatmeal cereal better for babies?
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends oatmeal cereal for babies with acid reflux. Because of the possible arsenic exposure with rice cereal, experts believe oatmeal is the safer choice. It’s also wheat-free, so won’t irritate your baby’s stomach if she is sensitive or allergic to gluten.
How do I know if my baby is having an allergic reaction to food?
Symptoms of A Food AllergySkin problems. Hives (red spots that look like mosquito bites) Itchy skin rashes (eczema, also called atopic dermatitis) Swelling. Breathing problems. Sneezing. Wheezing. Throat tightness.Stomach symptoms. Nausea. Vomiting. Diarrhea. Circulation symptoms. Pale skin. Light-headedness. Loss of consciousness.
Can a 1 month old have rice cereal?
Rice cereal has traditionally been the first food for babies, but you can start with any you prefer. … Feed your baby with a small baby spoon, and never add cereal to a baby’s bottle unless your doctor recommends it. At this stage, solids should be fed after a nursing session, not before.
What happens if I give my baby rice cereal too early?
Starting solids too early — before age 4 months — might: Pose a risk of food being sucked into the airway (aspiration) Cause a baby to get too many or not enough calories or nutrients.
When can I start putting cereal in my baby’s bottle?
Although many grandmothers and neighbors may swear that a little cereal in their newborn’s bottle helped him sleep better, the American Academy of Pediatrics does not recommend introducing cereal and other solid foods until four to six months of age. Before that age, young infants need only breast milk or formula.
Can babies eat oatmeal everyday?
Always feed cereal with a spoon, not a bottle. After starting with just one or two teaspoons at a time, your baby will likely move up to three or four tablespoons of cereal once or twice a day. Vary the grain source of the cereal (oatmeal, barley, wheat, rice) so the baby isn’t getting the same grain all of the time.
Is rice cereal hard for babies to digest?
There are reasons why rice cereal is so popular: it’s easy to digest, doesn’t trigger an allergic reaction as the gluten in wheat can, and is well tolerated by babies who are transitioning from breast milk or formula to solid food. In an appropriate quantity, it’s still a food you can include in your baby’s diet.
Does cereal help baby sleep longer?
Three studies have indicated that adding solids or formula to the diet does not cause babies to sleep longer. These studies found no difference in the sleep patterns of babies who received solids before bedtime when compared to babies who were not given solids.
How does rice cereal affect baby poop?
Solid Switches She’ll go less frequently, and the stools themselves will become thicker in consistency. Because baby’s first food is usually rice cereal fortified with iron, you may notice some constipation: Rice and iron are notorious for backing things up, so to speak.
Does baby cereal help gas?
If using formula, check with your pediatrician about thickening baby’s feedings by adding rice cereal to the formula (up to 1 tablespoon of dry rice cereal for each 1 to 2 ounces of milk). This increases the caloric content of feedings, allowing you to give your baby a lesser volume.
Can a baby have too much rice cereal?
But, the agency also encouraged parents to not feed their kids too much cereal. “Rice cereal fortified with iron is a good source of nutrients for your baby, but it shouldn’t be the only source, and does not need to be the first source,” the FDA said.
How do I know if my baby is allergic to rice cereal?
Food Allergy Symptoms to Watch for in Your BabyHives or welts.Flushed skin or rash.Face, tongue, or lip swelling.Vomiting and/or diarrhea.Coughing or wheezing.Difficulty breathing.Loss of consciousness.
What causes baby poop blowout?
Blowouts tend to happen at the back of the diaper where it is hard to create a seal. In many cases blowouts happen because of the wrong size diaper or diapers that aren’t fully snug on the baby. It can be hard to ensure a good diaper fit when changing a wriggly baby!
Is it OK to put oatmeal cereal in baby bottle?
The amount of oatmeal to add to the liquid (formula, breast milk, etc.) is dependent on your child’s condition. It is important to follow the recommendations of your pediatrician or feeding therapist. If you are mixing oatmeal cereal in pumped breast milk: It is best to do it right before your infant will feed.
Why does my baby throw up after eating rice cereal?
‘Reflux’– occurs when food backs up the food pipe, or oesophagus, from your baby’s stomach. This will cause your baby to vomit gently, or spit the food up. Reflux is rarely a problem and your baby should grow out of it by the time they are around 18 months old.
Can baby with milk allergy eat rice cereal?
Start with iron-fortified rice cereal. This easily-digested cereal is least likely to cause allergic reactions. If your baby’s doctor recommends this, you can mix cereals with breast milk or Nutramigen formula.
Does oatmeal cereal Give Babies gas?
It is recommended for babies to start solid foods when they reach six months of age. Oats are a single grain food that are easy on your baby’s digestive system. They help promote fullness and a healthy appetite while preventing gas. Many babies tend to experience constipation when they start new foods.


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Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal entertained fans yet again in the latest in a long line of North London Derbies last weekend.
The two sides, who are battling it out for a top-four spot again this season, went toe-to-toe at the Emirates, with neither team having enough to secure the win.
Spurs took the lead early in the first half after Eriksen followed in to tap home a rebound after an Erik Lamela shot was parried by Leno.
Harry Kane then doubled the lead from the spot after Heung Min Son was fouled in the box. Unfortunately, Spurs couldn’t take the 2-0 lead into the break as Lacazette scored just before halftime.
Aubameyang then made it 2-2 in the second half to share the points in the NLD, after Arsenal dominated in the second 45.
Arsenal legend, Paul Merson, claims that Harry Winks got some unfair stick for his performance after the youngster was overrun in midfield.
Nice to see Merse being unbiased for once.
He said (Sky Sports The Debate – 02/09/2019 – 10:05 pm): “I felt sorry for Winks. I heard it on the radio and he was getting a lot of stick and I thought ‘it wasn’t really his fault’. He was just getting overrun in midfield. There wasn’t a lot in there.
“If you are playing the three in midfield of Arsenal’s holding midfield and you have only got Sissoko and Winks really [in the middle of the park]. And Sissoko wants to go forward. Eriksen wants to go forward. He’s got to do everything. And obviously he was getting overrun and he was unfairly getting stick for it.”
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Condorman's Car Doom Skid
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The Condorman's Car Doom Skid entrance is like a journey through the back alley's of Doomtown. The attraction cars are formed like Baby the Cab, and as you drive you can skid them by fighting the headlights.
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The Countess of Wessex was visibly moved today as she made an emotional visit to meet with survivors of sexual violence from the Kosovo War.
Sophie, 54, spoke with survivors on the trip, before she stood side-by-side with several people at the Heroinat Memorial, which commemorates sacrifices made by women throughout and after the Kosovo conflict.
Conference - Trauma - Result - Violence - Kosovo
The royal went on to open a conference to look into transgenerational trauma as a result of sexual violence in the Kosovo conflict, where she said she'd found the survivor's stories 'harrowing'.
In an emotional speech, Sophie said: 'We must support every survivor. If we are truly taking a survivor-centred approach, we must ensure we are listening and responding to survivors needs.'
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The mother-of-two is currently on a two day visit to the country, in an effort to highlight the trauma and stigma faced by survivors of sexual violence in conflict during the Kosovo War in 1998-1999.
For the visit, the Duchess selected a blush pink dress by one of her favourite designers, Emilia Wickstead.
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Known as the 'Ludovice' dress, the pink £1,430 number had short sleeves and a keyhole opening and was cut in a full and flared shape.
Sophie was seen visiting the Heroinat Memorial in Pristina, which was unveiled in 2015, alongside survivors of sexual violence.
Memorial - Woman - Face - Thousands - Pins
The memorial is a woman's face made up of thousands of pins to represent the thousands of women affected by the conflict in 1998-1999.
She appeared moved by the memorial, and in one powerful moment, was seen putting her arms around the survivors she stood alongside.
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The Countess appeared emotional as she listened to stories from sexual survivors, which she later called 'harrowing'.
She went on to make a speech to open a conference to launch the preliminary results of research into transgenerational trauma as a result of sexual violence...
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A senior figure from the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) declared support for the military deal signed between Turkey and Libya's U.N.-backed Government of National (GNA).
As reported by Orhan Uğuroğlu in a column published by Yeniçağ daily, CHP deputy Deniz Baykal said that Turkey should have sided with Libya long before, providing military and technological equipment aid. Baykal also underlined the importance of diplomatic initiatives to provide peace and stability in Libya.
"The military deal signed with Libya is very important. I congratulate everyone who put effort into the deal. It is very important that the U.N. recognizes the government we support in Libya as legitimate," he added.
In November, Turkey's Parliament approved a security and military deal with Libya's GNA. The deal went into effect last month after it was published in the Official Gazette.
The deal allows Turkey to provide military training and equipment at the request of the Libyan government, which controls the capital, Tripoli, and some of the country's west.
Following the military cooperation deal, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said Ankara might consider sending troops to Libya if the Tripoli government made such a request.
In response to the country's invitation, Turkey started deploying military troops to Libya following the approval in Parliament of the mandate to send troops.


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It’s not just 2011 that will come to an end Saturday. So will your opportunity to fish for steelhead and salmon in several areas. It’s also the last day for crabbing until summer 2012.
Today is the last day to fish for steelhead on Mill Creek, a tributary of the Cowlitz River. It’s also the last day to fish for salmon on several rivers including the Washougal, the Tilton and the mainstem of the Columbia from the Interstate 5 to Highway 395 in Pasco.
Check the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife website, wdfw.wa.gov, for other rules changes that might impact your favorite fishing spot at the start of the year.
Puget Sound also shuts down for crabbing at sunset tonight.
Crabbers have until Feb. 1 to report their winter catch to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. They must file reports even if they didn’t catch crab or face a $10 fine. Visit wdfw.wa.gov for information on submitting catch reports


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Occasionally, when the rain is abundant, these troubling little flies may torment us. They fly around our heads, get into our eyes, nose, and ears, and crawl around in our hair. They’re known by several names like turkey gnats, buffalo gnats, and they’ve been called a few other names that won’t be repeated here!
Black flies are rather small, ranging from 1/8”-1/4” in length. The thorax (which is the middle section of the body) is hump-shaped, hence the name buffalo gnat. They range in color from black to gray to yellow.
Population peaks are associated with heavy rainfall. Abundant rainfall causes creeks and rivers to flow producing a more oxygenated water source which is needed for the development of the immature stages. This is what happened during the winter of 1997-1998. El Niño was the culprit for that wet and cold winter season.
Although they need the above mentioned conditions to develop, an adult may fly as much as eight miles from the breeding site to find a host. After feeding, they return back to the breeding site to breed and lay eggs. While the male is mainly a nectar feeder, the female will feed on just about any warm-blooded animal from birds to humans. Although large swarms are attracted to people, most do not bite us. However, we don’t want to downplay the severity of this pest. If you show an allergic reaction from the contact of this fly, you should consult a physician for immediate treatment.
So far this year, much of Florida has received abundant rainfall. We could be in for an increase of black flies in several areas of the state!
So how do we prevent them from attacking us? We can tell you from personal experience those repellents containing DEET are not much help and may actually attract more black flies! According to one article, Avon’s Skin So Soft may give you about 10 minutes or more of relief. Testing by the University of Florida has shown some protection is given by herbal-based treatments with an active ingredient of geraniol.
There are many repellents available and care should be taken when applying them. Read the entire label before using these products.
Now, go enjoy the great Florida outdoors!

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Submitted testimony will help inform metro area efforts to rebuild the economy and get people with disabilities back to work.
Washington, D.C., April 28 – Last week, the Los Angeles Regional Planning Unit of the Los Angeles County Workforce Development Board invited subject matter experts, self-advocates, community members and their constituents to provide ideas about local and regional planning efforts to build a more equitable economy in a post-COVID world. In response, the national disability inclusion organization RespectAbiltiy weighed in with their perspective on how to advance new opportunities for workers with disabilities and close crucial gaps in outcomes for people from marginalized communities.
“The Local Plan and the Regional Plan start out with an admirable goal,” said Nelly Nieblas, RespectAbility’s Manager of Policy, Advocacy and Engagement. “However, neither plan follows up on this aspiration by including people with disabilities in their demographic sections. There are multiple missed opportunities to include people with disabilities within the plans. We hope that we can partner with the Board to fix these challenges in the months ahead.”


He’d just told his oldest daughter, Talya, of the pending trip to Hawaii that comes with being named to the league’s annual All-Star game. She wasn’t pleased.
“She was like, ‘I don’t want to go to Hawaii. They’ve got too many volcanoes; there’s hot lava out there,’” Tillman said, drawing laughter. “She saw something on one of these cartoon shows that had volcanoes. I kind of had to explain to her that it was a cartoon.”
Humorous moments aside, though, Tillman and special-teams ace Corey Graham -- two of the club’s three first-time Pro Bowlers -- discussed on Wednesday how finally receiving their well-deserved recognition rings somewhat hollow, considering the Bears are currently 7-8 and out of the postseason for the fourth time in fifth years.
Tillman said the Pro Bowl is “something you should savor,” but “it definitely would’ve been nice to make the Pro Bowl -- slash -- play in some postseason games.” Graham said the team’s situation “takes away some of the joy,” adding that “if I can get us the opportunity to play in the playoffs, we’d rather have that than the Pro Bowl.”
Running back Matt Forte is the club's third first-time Pro Bowler, but was placed on the injured reserve on Tuesday, and had already gone home by the time the Bears held media availability in the locker room.
A ninth-year veteran, Tillman became the team’s first cornerback to make the Pro Bowl since 2005, after registering a career-high 107 tackles. The team’s leader in pass breakups (11), Tillman is also tied for the team high in forced fumbles (3), and fumble recoveries.
Tillman has also picked off two passes in 2011, returning one for a touchdown and leads all defensive backs in forced fumbles (27) since entering the NFL in 2003. Tillman’s 29 INTs rank him fourth overall in the NFL since 2003.
“It’s really not about recognition,” Tillman said. “I’m more thankful my peers and the coaches got me in, or voted me in. I don’t think it’s really about recognition, but I do recognize that they think I’m a good player. That means a lot. It makes me feel good.”
Tillman doesn’t consider this season to be the best of his career, but also doesn’t lament not making the Pro Bowl in previous years.
“I guess it just wasn’t my time. There were obviously other corners that were doing bigger and better things than me in the past,” Tillman said. “But everything happens for a reason. They called me this year. I got in. So I’m grateful for the honor.”
Bears coach Lovie Smith and special-teams coach Dave Toub singled out Graham last year for his play on special teams, but the fifth-year player didn’t receive the honor then. Graham leads the Bears with 20 special-teams tackles and is second in the league in that category (74 tackles) since entering the league in 2007.
Graham received the seemingly overdue news Tuesday from Toub.
“It’s very exciting to be honest with you. It’s something I’ve been striving for the last couple of years,” Graham said. “It’s good to finally make it and get a chance to play in it. Being here for Chicago, playing special teams, it means a lot, and we put a lot into it. It’s good to see it pay off. It’s like a dream come true for me.”


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The Philadelphia 76ers are going through a complicated situation with James Harden.
He doesn’t want to be there, and he’s made it more than obvious and well-known, yet the team seems reluctant to engage in serious trade talks around him.
Recent reports have stated that Harden was going to try to make things so awkward and uncomfortable that they would have no choice but to trade him in desperation.
But that hasn’t been the case at all thus far.
If anything, Harden has been going through the drills like everybody else, he’s been talkative to his teammates and even the young players, and he has shown no signs of trying to make things awkward at all.
That’s why Tyrese Maxey went out of his way in his interview with J.J. Redick’s ‘The Old Man & The Three’ to give Harden his flowers for staying professional.
Maxey praised him for still being receptive and giving the younger players some advice and just showing up to do his job, rather than trying to sabotage everything they’ve worked for.
Harden has earned a bad reputation in the league as of late.
But at the end of the day, he’s still a professional and will handle himself as such.NEXT: Gilbert Arenas Says 76ers Already Had Their Championship Roster


Who doesn’t love a good teenage slasher? In many ways, the outstanding Until Dawn out-Quantic Dreamed the actual Quantic Dream, so it’s hard not to get excited for Supermassive Games’ forthcoming Dark Pictures Anthology. First up is Man of Medan, a standalone supernatural horror set in the South Pacific.
We played a huge chunk of this last year and came away very enthusiastic about it, but if you want a look at the latest build, then Game Informer has put together just over 10 minutes of all-new footage which is well worth a watch. Which characters will you be keeping alive come launch later this year? Make a difficult decision in the comments section below.