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Coronavirus Vaccine, Covid Vaccine Deaths
The Latest Tragedy: Sudden Adult Death Syndrome
In recent weeks, media outlets have started highlighting medical phenomenon called "sudden adult death syndrome," or SADS, in what appears to be clear effort to obscure reality of COVID jab deaths.
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In recent weeks, media outlets around the world have started highlighting a medical phenomenon called "sudden adult death syndrome," or SADS, in what appears to be a clear effort to obscure the reality of COVID jab deaths. Sad on steroids indeed
Underlying factors for SADS include undiagnosed myocarditis, inflammatory conditions and other conditions that cause irregularities in the electrical system of the heart, thereby triggering cardiac arrest
While SADS has been known to occur previously, what's new is the prevalence of this previously rare event. In Australia, the Melbourne Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute is setting up a new SADS registry "to gain more information" about the phenomenon
Data compiled by the International Olympic Committee show 1,101 sudden deaths in athletes under age 35 between 1966 and 2004, giving us an average annual rate of 29, across all sports. Meanwhile, between March 2021 and March 2022 alone — a single year — at least 769 athletes have suffered cardiac arrest, collapse, and/or have died on the field, worldwide
Among EU FIFA (football/soccer ball) athletes, sudden death increased by 420% in 2021. Historically, about five soccer players have died while playing the game each year. Between January and mid-November 2021, 21 FIFA players died from sudden death
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In recent weeks, media outlets around the world have started highlighting a medical phenomenon called "sudden adult death syndrome," or SADS, in what appears to be a clear effort to obscure the reality of COVID jab deaths.
SADS is also short for "sudden arrhythmic death syndrome,"1 which was first identified in 1977. Underlying factors for SADS (both the sudden adult death and sudden arrhythmic versions) include undiagnosed myocarditis, inflammatory conditions and other conditions that cause irregularities in the electrical system of the heart, thereby triggering cardiac arrest.2,3,4 While SADS has been known to occur before, what's new is the prevalence of this previously rare event.
Historical Prevalence of SADS
According to the British Heart Association, there are about 500 cases of SADS in the U.K. each year.5 The British Office for National Statistics, on the other hand, show far fewer cases.6 The ONS lists a total of 128 cases of SADS (all age groups, whether listed as cardiac-related or unknown) in 2016, 77 cases in 2017, 70 in 2018, 107 in 2019 and 139 cases in 2020.
While data on SADS incidence for 2021 and 2022 are hard to come by, incidence has apparently risen sufficiently enough to cause concern in some countries. Before the pandemic, SADS was the acronym for sudden arrhythmia death syndrome, which was rare and with scant research on it except to mention that it accounted for about 30% of unexpected cardiac deaths among young people.7
But today, it's no longer rare and SADS is virtually on steroids as the numbers of sudden deaths in young adults pile up around the world. The numbers are so concerning that in Australia, for example, the Melbourne Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute is setting up a new SADS registry "to gain more information" about the phenomenon.8,9
According to a spokesperson, there are approximately 750 SADS cases per year in Australia. In the U.S., the average annual death toll from SADS is said to be around 4,000.10
Since the rollout of the COVID jabs, the news has been chockful of reports of young, healthy and often athletic people dying "for no reason" and doctors claim to be "baffled" by it. Doctors and scientists in Australia are even urging everyone under the age of 40 to get their hearts checked, even if they're healthy and fit.11
Any thinking person, on the other hand, can clearly see the correlation between the shots, which are now well-known for their ability to cause heart inflammation, and the rise in sudden death among young and healthy people.
Hundreds of Athletes Have Collapsed and Died Post-Jab
Among athletes, sudden death incidence has historically ranged between 1 in 40,000 and 1 in 80,000.12 An analysis13 of deaths among competitive athletes between 1980 and 2006 in the U.S. identified a total of 1,866 cases where an athlete either collapsed from cardiac arrest and/or died suddenly. That's 1,866 cases occurring over a span of 27 years, giving us an annual average of 69 in the U.S.
Data14 compiled by the International Olympic Committee show 1,101 sudden deaths in athletes under age 35 between 1966 and 2004, giving us an average annual rate of 29 sudden deaths, across all sports. Meanwhile, between March 2021 and March 2022 alone — a single year — at least 769 athletes have suffered cardiac arrest, collapse, and/or have died on the field, worldwide.15
Among EU FIFA (football/soccer ball) athletes, sudden death increased by 420% in 2021.
Good Sciencing, which is keeping a running total of athletic deaths post-jab puts the current number of cardiac arrests at 1,090 and total deaths at 715.16 Several dozen more are pending confirmation that the athlete had in fact received the shot.
Among EU FIFA (football/soccer ball) athletes, sudden death increased by 420% in 2021.17 Historically, about five soccer players have died while playing the game each year. Between January and mid-November 2021, 21 FIFA players died from sudden death.
COVID Jab Clearly Associated With Heart Injury
An opinion piece in Frontiers in Sports and Active Living, published in April 2022, highlights the correlation between COVID jab-induced heart inflammation and sudden cardiac death in athletes:18
"Increased COVID-related SCD [sudden cardiac death] appears to be due, at least in part, to a recent history of infection and/or vaccination that induces inflammatory and immune impairment that injures the heart.
An unhealthy lifestyle that may include poor diet or overtraining may likely be a contributing factor. The seeming increased incidence of myocarditis and pericarditis during COVID-19 and in the post-vaccination period, and SCD, poses a serious risk to not only athletes but all others and is a cause for alarm.
As the population ages and the popularity of running, cycling, and other endurance sports increases, the burden of SCD risk can potentially grow as well. A strong focus on both health and fitness should be a loud and clear public health message."
The Signal That Cannot Be Silenced
In a June 13, 2022, Substack article, Dr. Pierre Kory also commented on this latest effort to explain away COVID jab deaths:19
"I recently posted a deeply referenced compilation20 of evidence detailing the historic humanitarian catastrophe that has slowly unfolded within most advanced health economies across the world. Caused by a global mass vaccination campaign led by the Pharma masters of BMGF/WHO/CDC that illogically (but profitably) targeted a rapidly mutating coronavirus.
They did it with what turned out to be the most toxic protein used therapeutically in the history of medicine. In vials mixed with lipid nano-particles, polyethylene glycol and who knows what else.
I cited studies and reports showing massive increases in cardiovascular deaths and neurologic (and other) disabilities amongst working age adults, beginning in 2021 only.
A disturbing signal screaming from the original clinical trials data,21 VAERS data,22 life insurance data,23 disability data,24 reports of cardiac arrests of professional athletes,25 rises in ambulance calls for cardiac arrests in pre-heart attack age young people,26 and the massive increases in illnesses and data manipulations27 in Department of Defense databases.
As these events become more and more recognized by the average citizen (and occasional journalist), a new pathetic 'Disinformation Campaign' was launched in response trying to blame all the young people dying as simply a need for increased awareness of the rare condition called Sudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS), rather than examples of the legions dying from the vaccines.
The fact checkers also came out in support of this narrative, branding anyone who thinks the vaccines are the cause of SADS as a conspiracy theorist …
What is nauseating is the tone of purported good intention within these articles, informing folks that if you are related to someone young who died suddenly you should go see a cardiologist to make sure you don't have an abnormal EKG.
After it turns out normal, they will assuredly tell you to get vaccinated, an absurdity atop a mountain of absurdities caused by our bio-medical-media industrial complex over the past 2+ years."
Diseases 'Suppressed by COVID' Make Comebacks
Media are also trying to write off increases of other diseases as something other than COVID jab-related. "Diseases Suppressed During COVID Are Coming Back in New and Peculiar Ways," CNBC reported June 10, 2022.28
The article goes on to discuss how viruses other than SARS-CoV-2 are now "rearing their heads in new and unusual ways." Influenza, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), adenovirus, tuberculosis and monkeypox have all "spiked and exhibited strange behaviors in recent months," CNBC notes.
No mention is made, however, of the fact that the COVID jab has been linked to vaccine-acquired immunodeficiency (lowered immune function), rendering you more susceptible to infections and chronic diseases of all kinds, including autoimmune diseases.29 MIT research scientist Stephanie Seneff explains the mechanisms for this in "COVID Vaccines and Neurodegenerative Disease."
The COVID jab has also been shown to activate latent viruses, including hepatitis C,30 cytomegalovirus,31 varicella-zoster32 and herpes viruses.33 Not surprisingly, Moderna is now working on a new vaccine for "latent cytomegalovirus prevention."34
This is yet another case of a drug company creating a "remedy" against a health problem their own product was responsible for creating in the first place. CNBC, meanwhile, cites "health experts" who attribute lowered immunity to COVID lockdowns, mask wearing and missed childhood vaccinations.35
Amputations of arms, legs, fingers and toes — consequences of post-jab blood clots — are also being written off as something else.36 In this case, media are blaming it on high cholesterol,37 totally ignoring the fact that high cholesterol has been prevalent for decades, and only now are people losing their extremities in shocking numbers.
Spikes in blood clots and strokes, meanwhile, are being blamed on smoking, pregnancy and contraceptives,38 even though blood clots and strokes are among the most common side effects of the COVID jab. Most ridiculous of all, however, is the claim that a "newly-discovered, highly reactive" chemical in the earth's atmosphere is suspected of triggering heart disease.39
To anyone with half a brain, it's clear that government authorities and media are doing everything they can to shift blame away from what is the most obvious culprit, namely the COVID shots.
All the diseases and conditions they're now blaming on everything from cholesterol to mysterious atmospheric chemicals are known side effects of the jab. The elephant in the room is so gigantic, you can't even get around it anymore. It's pressing us against the walls.
Nursing Reports From the Frontlines
In his June 13, 2022, Substack article,40 Kory also shares insider information from a senior ICU and ER nurse who suffered blood clotting injuries, spontaneous unstoppable bleeding and cervical lymph node enlargement following her second Pfizer dose.
She filed a report with the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), which has since vanished. The batch numbers for the shots she received were associated with bad neurological responses and clotting. She also lost her hematologist-oncologist to vaccine injury.
While only in his early 40s, he's now too injured to practice. "He was a 'true believer' and in denial until it was him who was the injured patient," she told Kory.
The major cancer hospital where she works now have caseloads "in the thousands," she says, whereas before the average caseload was between 250 and 400 in any given quarter. They don't even have enough beds or infusion space to treat them all, and radiation treatments are backlogged.
All kinds of cancers are showing up — brain, lymph, stomach, pancreas, blood and even EYE cancers, "especially in younger people recently vaxxed." Strokes are also "way up" in people with no risk factors or comorbidities. In an email to Kory, she wrote:41
"Ask me anything. I'll tell you inside scoop from the floors and suites. This has to stop. They need to admit the fraud and crime and STOP. The liability must be lifted, mandates ended. They KNOW NOW and many KNEW THEN.
Don't know if you'll even read this, but I follow all of you on substack and Twitter — those not banned yet! — and read ALL the data. I've been a lab rat myself from an issue from a car accident years back — I know the process. So much fraud."
In a follow-up email, the unnamed nurse continued:
"Lost 4 practitioners to serious side effects of 'strongly encouraged' boosters. 2 hospitalized, one in MICU … All in early 30s to mid-40s. They had no need for boosters … All had COVID previous, N antibodies fully measurable."
Cardiac Anomalies Abound
Her colleagues in the cardiac unit also report "many anomalies … that never existed before," including massive thrombi that fill the entire artery. Some embalmers have documented this never-before-seen phenomenon.42 They also can barely keep up with the unprecedented number of cardiac arrests. Kory writes:43
"She told me … that on some night shifts, nurse teams are seeing more cardiac arrests in a single shift than ever before and in unprecedented younger age patients.
On some shifts, they have had so many that the 'crash carts' are rolled straight from one arrest to another because pharmacy, especially on night shifts, are not able to re-stock fast enough. This situation has happened maybe once in my whole career, when two arrests happened on the same floor or unit within a short time period."
And, while medical staff still are not speaking out publicly, the reality of the situation appears to be dawning inside the hospital walls, in private conversations between staff. Even there, however, nurses speak in code for fear of reprisal, referring to COVID jab injuries only as "that issue."
The nurse pointed out that, now, the vaccination status is clearly marked at the top of the first screen of the patient's medical record when the shot is suspected or known to be related to the patient's "mysterious" or "complex" problem. Perhaps this is a sign that the dissociation from reality may be slowly breaking. I sure hope so.
– Sources and References
1, 5 BHF.org.uk SADS
2 Cleveland Clinic Sudden Cardiac Arrest
3 BMJ Heart 2006;92:316-320
4 Heart May 2007; 93(5): 547-548
6 ONS.gov.uk SADS 2016-2020
7 Hong Kong Medical Journal 2019
8, 10 Euro News Weekly June 8, 2022
9, 11 Daily Mail Australia June 8, 2022
12 Methodist Debakey Cardiovasclar Journal April-June 2016; 12(2): 76-80
13 Circulation February 16, 2009; 119: 1085-1092
14 European Journal of Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation December 2006; 13(6): 859-875
15 OAN April 10, 2022
16, 25 Good Sciencing Athlete Deaths
17 Americas Frontline Doctors November 18, 2021
18 Frontiers in Sports and Active Living April 12, 2022
19, 40, 41, 43 Pierre Kory's Medical Musings Substack June 13, 2022
20 Pierre Kory's Medical Musings Substack June 6, 2022
21 Trends in Internal Medicine 2021; 1(1): 1-6
22 Science, Public Health Policy and the Law October 2021; 3: 100-129
23 Center Square January 1, 2022
24 FRED Population with Disability
26 Scientific Reports 2022; 12 Article Number 6978
27 The Blaze January 26, 2022
28, 35 CNBC June 10, 2022
29 Clinical Immunology May 2021; 226: 108721
30 Int Med Case Rep J. 2021; 14: 573-576
31 Front. Immunol. January 18, 2022
32 SAGE Open Medical Case Reports February 26, 2022
33 J Med Virol September 2021; 93(9): 5231-5232
34 Contagion Live May 12, 2022
36 The COVID Blog June 10, 2022
37 The US Sun May 22, 2022
38 New York Post May 31, 2022
39 Daily Mail May 27, 2022
42 Steve Kirsch Substack February 12, 2022
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Granola has a reputation for being the ultimate health food—and yet, it's usually the exact opposite. Most storebought ones are loaded with corn syrup and weird additives like caramel coloring and soy protein isolate. And even if you wanted to go the DIY route, it's tough to find a recipe that calls for less than a full cup each of sugar and oil.
Of course, it doesn't have to be that way. When you stick to real ingredients and keep sweeteners (you'll know sugar by one of these 56 different names in the ingredients list) to a minimum, the oat-nut-dried-fruit combo actually can be good for you. Here are eight clean picks to prove it.
This toasty, crunchy mix of oats, nuts, banana chips, raisins, and honey is a lot like the basic granola you might make at home if you had the time or energy. In other words, it's exactly what you want.
When the company is founded by food blogger and Whole Grain Mornings author Megan Gordon, you figure its granola has to be delicious. And with a unique mix of pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, dried apricots, pistachios, and cardamom, it totally is.
Behold the flavors of your beloved pumpkin spice latte in a form that's clean enough to eat every day. Think amaranth, quinoa, millet, coconut oil, dried figs, and pumpkin seeds.
The best thing about this organic, small-batch granola? Clusters. Lots and lots of clusters. Oh—and the yummy sweet-spicy flavor from loads of crystallized ginger.
Not big on crazy flavors? This simple, handcrafted granola might be the one for you. It's made with the usual oats and nuts, plus quinoa flakes for protein (you'll also find them in this quinoa cereal) and oat bran for fiber. And it's sweetened with just a touch of vanilla and maple syrup—that's it.
If you find it damn near impossible to stick to a quarter-cup serving of granola, then you'll love the fact that this gluten-free one comes in portioned-out packs. Toss in your bag and snack on as-is, or use to top yogurt or salad at lunch.
It's like the berry-flavored cereals you loved as a kid, but way better, because this stuff has actual dried berries and ground flaxseed, plus monkfruit extract to keep the sugar low.


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Q: Django ORM - any way to increment a field of a model instance relative to previous instances? I have a problem I'm trying to tackle here related to routing and Django's ORM. So I am trying to model an image gallery. Seems simple enough, a many to one from images to gallery. This all works fine, but I need pages for each individual image, with their own urls. For example, something like /<gallery_id>/<image_number>/, where the image number is relative to just the set of images related to the gallery. So like the first image would be /<gallery_id>/1/ and so on. Is there any way I can have an attribute, property, method or something that will give me this so i can use it in a route? My models:
class Gallery(models.Model):
    class Meta:
        verbose_name_plural = 'galleries'
    name = models.CharField(max_length=400)

    def get_absolute_url(self):
        return reverse('gallery', args=[str(self.id)])

    def __unicode__(self):
        return self.name

class Image(models.Model):
    img = models.FileField(max_length=100, upload_to='galleries')
    thumb = models.FileField(max_length=100, upload_to='gallery-thumbs')
    date = models.DateField(auto_now_add=True)
    gallery = models.ForeignKey(Gallery, related_name='images')
    class Meta:
        ordering = ["-img"]

    def __unicode__(self):
        return self.gallery.name

A: I don't think you need this in a field. Remember my_gallery.images.all()[i] will give you the i-th image in the gallery, using OFFSET and LIMIT in the SQL command, so you can just use that to get the image for each page.

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There's a trillion reasons why the Winklevoss twins are in love with Bitcoin.
The brothers, known for their legal battle with Facebook (FB) founder Mark Zuckerberg, believe the controversial cryptocurrency is the payments network of the future. That's despite Bitcoin's 60% plunge in 2014.
They predict Bitcoin's market capitalization could easily skyrocket to at least $400 billion, or roughly the combined size of modern day payments companies like American Express (AXP), Visa (V), MasterCard (MA) and Western Union (WU).
But the Internet entrepreneurs are taking it one step further. They believe Bitcoin could one day morph into a gold-like asset class -- or even surpass it.
"If Bitcoin is a better gold or seen as a type of gold-like asset, then it could be in the trillions on a market cap," Tyler Winklevoss told CNNMoney. "We do feel those are very real possibilities."
Reaching over $1 trillion in market cap is hard to fathom, especially because Bitcoin's current market cap is less than $4 billion.
Many skeptics remain convinced Bitcoin was a bubble that will soon die out. Jeffrey Gundlach, the new so-called "bond king," recently said Bitcoin is "on its way to being relegated to the ash heap of digital currencies."
Buying opportunity? Don't tell that to the Winklevii, as they are sometimes called. The twins are huge backers of Bitcoin and stand to profit handsomely if their vision comes true.
They're not worried by the currency's recent glitches or its price decline. One Bitcoin is currently worth about $265 -- a big drop-off from its peak of more than $1,200 back in late 2013.
"It's a buying opportunity. We've never sold a Bitcoin. We're in it for the long haul," Cameron Winklevoss said during a presentation at ETF.com's Inside ETFs Conference.
But the WInklevoss twins realize Bitcoin needs help. The 2014 bankruptcy of Mt. Gox, a Tokyo-based Bitcoin exchange, has raised questions about the currency's security. Price declines and volatility also spook some potential investors.
"People get fixated on the cost," Cameron Winklevoss said. "It's going to have lots of gyrations, but it's new and you have to bare with it."
Improving the system: To help Bitcoin get through its growing pains, the twins are building infrastructure aimed at legitimizing and securing the currency. Last week they unveiled Gemini, a Bitcoin exchange for U.S. consumers. They hope it will become the "Nasdaq of Bitcoin."
They may have been beaten to the punch by Coinbase, a U.S.-based Bitcoin exchange that opened on Monday with backing from the likes of the New York Stock Exchange.
Second, the Winklevoss twins are awaiting regulatory approval for the first exchange-traded fund holding Bitcoins. Just like GLD (GLD), the popular gold ETF, the fund would trade securities based off of Bitcoin.
At least one ETF veteran believes the idea of a Bitcoin ETF may have some merit.
"The ETF structure is allowing more and more asset classes to become investable -- and Bitcoin is one of those," Dodd Kittsley, head of ETF strategy at Deutsche Bank, told CNNMoney. "This could be a great potential solution. We've seen it in less liquid markets like fixed income."
The twins believe such an ETF would appeal to gold bugs because Bitcoin, just like gold, can be used as a hedge against inflation. They say Bitcoin is more durable, divisible and affordable than the yellow metal.
"If you like gold, there are many reasons you should like Bitcoin," said Cameron Winklevoss.
Of course, gold has been around as an asset class for thousands of years. By comparison, Bitcoin is still just a baby.
"Wars have been fought over gold. I don't know if the same is going to be said about Bitcoin," said David Mazza, head of research at SPDR ETFs at State Street Global Advisors.


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North America's first digital hospital launches second generation Command Centre
From left to right: Jhanvi Solanki, Dr. Susan Tory and Jane Casey in Humber River Hospital's Command Centre. - Photo by Humber River Hospital
Do the words 'command centre' make you think of huge rooms with NASA scientists, expertly making sure a Mars rover lands safely on the Red Planet?
What if a command centre could revolutionize the patient experience in one of the busiest hospitals in North America, bringing a new standard of patient-centered, quality healthcare?
Combining Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and professional expertise, Humber River Hospital in Toronto has launched the world's first clinical analytic applications, in partnership with GE Healthcare Partners (GEHC).
Displayed on large-screen monitors at HRH's 4,500 square-foot Command Centre, these four new applications or analytic 'tiles' use "standardized early warning systems, predictive analytics, real-time information from multiple digital systems," alongside the professional expertise of experienced nurses.
Canadian Patient Safety Institute and Canadian Institute for Health Information data shows that 1 in 18 hospital stays in Canada involved at least one harmful event. This addition to the Command Centre means quicker alerts for clinical staff, and better protection for patients with conditions that make them vulnerable to risks of adverse events, or adverse outcomes.
The Humber River Hospital is the Greater Toronto Area's (GTA) largest acute care centre, serving a catchment area of more than 850,000 in the city's northwest. Opening in 2015, it was also North America's first fully digital hospital.
Just two years later, HRH opened the first generation of its Command Centre, a data-driven 'mission control' offering real-time insight on patient flow, via advanced algorithms and predictive analytics. As a result, the hospital has "unlocked" the equivalent of 35 additional beds — and the ability to treat thousands of additional patients.
Get an inside look at HRH's Generation 2 Command Centre:
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How will decisions made by healthcare organizations now impact the future?
Digital healthcare care is a "new normal." What's needed to keep it going? According to an HBR roundtable, stronger support infrastructure and increased investment in digital health.
With the world in the early stages of COVID-19 vaccine deployment, it's important to look even further ahead — specifically, how we can keep the momentum going on the digital transformation of healthcare.
A recent roundtable discussion of CIOs from leading health systems, hosted by Harvard Business Review, concluded there are three main areas of focus for this new digital health frontier: Virtual care, setting, and the patient experience.
"Care providers must understand the ramifications for their digital health function and agenda — and how information technology can address the challenges and opportunities of their 'new normal,'" wrote a team of experts for HBR, including: John Glaser (executive in residence, Harvard Medical School), J. Marc Overhage, MD (Chief Medical Information Officer, Anthem, Inc.), Janet Guptill (CEO, Scottsdale Institute), Chuck Appleby (Director of Publications & Communications, Scottsdale Institute), and Donald Trigg (President, Cerner).
The first focus — virtual care — comes into play simply because of the numbers, and how quickly solutions had to be implemented. The panel of experts cites one McKinsey study that shows physicians and healthcare professionals are seeing 50 to 175 times more patients by telehealth. As a result, they explain, "health systems must construct a sturdy, permanent bridge that includes organizational, financial, and clinical structures and processes."
The second focus is on setting, more specifically on patient care being delivered in the most appropriate setting. One example they give is the increasing discussion around chronic care management from the patient's home, via telehealth or virtual doctor visits.
The final focus relates to patient experience, and how to make digital health align with the quality and efficiency they've come to know from other services like Amazon or Uber. According to the roundtable, it comes down to ease-of-use.
"To meet these expectations, health systems will need to double down on their 'digital front door' efforts," they explain, "enabling patients to handle routine interactions such as scheduling an appointment, paying a bill, finding a doctor, renewing a medication, finding answers to health questions, and navigating the health system itself."
The opportunity is there to create an even better 'new normal' than previous healthcare systems, the roundtable concluded.
"Covid-19 has forced health care leaders and clinicians to move faster, work smarter, and take a more focused approach to decision-making than ever before."
Want to read the whole analysis? Head to HBR.
"Digitization is not a panacea for everything"
Biocon founder Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw on the COVID-19 response, and why Asian companies need to understand, not just embrace digital innovation.
As founder and chair of global biopharmaceuticals company Biocon, Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw is on a mission to make healthcare affordable to all.
Under her leadership, Biocon's mission is to "reduce disparities in access to safe, high-quality medicines, as well as address the gaps in scientific research to find solutions to impact a billion lives."
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— Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw (@kiranshaw) December 9, 2020
Recently, Mazumdar-Shaw sat down for a video conference interview with McKinsey's Sathya Prathipati and Joydeep Sengupta, senior partners out of the company's Mumbai and Singapore offices (respectively).
Here are some key quotes from their interview, where they discussed digital transformation in the COVID-19 response, and digitization:
The difference between Western and Asian organizations:
"While Western companies focus on value capture, Asian companies have tended to be really focused on scale, size, and market share… We have not really focused on innovation to capture value, whereas the Western model is to capture a big piece of the value share with innovation and IP [intellectual property] and to outsource whatever you need in terms of vertical integration."
How digital transformation accelerated because of COVID-19:
"COVID-19 is a true inflection point. In India, e-pharmacies are becoming a reality, and we see a lot of opportunities to use technology in daily life. We need to leverage and build on that. There was so much resistance to e-pharmacies, but this is a new opportunity. Biocon… started digitizing everything six or seven months before COVID and were able to finish before the pandemic. It's given us a lot of benefits and showed the huge transformative potential of digital technologies."
Approaches to digitization:
"Digitization is not a panacea for everything… Yes, the digital world has the potential to accelerate transformation, but you need to understand exactly what digital can do to get the benefits. In our business, data analytics can help us make decisions with lower risks. We just hired a CIO whose whole mandate is to look at our digital infrastructure and see how we can future-proof ourselves. We are thinking about this very carefully, not just a cut-and-paste. That's why I would rather bring in people from the digital world—from the tech industry—instead of the pharmaceutical industry. We want them to transform old mindsets."
Read the full interview transcript here.
After this year, what will healthcare look like in 2021 (and beyond)?
Experts share their opinions on what digital health will look like after a transformation-heavy 2020.
It's flat-out impossible to discuss healthcare right now without addressing its digitization, telehealth, and the many ways the sector has leveraged technology to improve everything from systems and workflow to patient outcomes — all in the face of COVID-19.
"There's no going back on telehealth," writes Ashwini M. Zenooz, MD — Chief Medical Officer and General Manager for Healthcare and Life Sciences at Salesforce — in Harvard Business Review.
Dr. Zenooz does provide a warning, however. She explains that we have to make sure "providers are not only on-board with digital transformation but also see their experience of care enhanced in the process." She outlines three considerations and requirements:
Telehealth adoption "will be more likely to succeed if it is "pulled" into organizations and workflows by providers rather than "pushed" on them by leadership."
Human-centered design is key. Tools like AI, machine learning, and voice technologies will be doing the heavy lifting with respect to the "documentation burden."
"Care coordination, enabled by seamless data sharing, is therefore as important to the provider experience as it is to care quality and outcomes."
What innovators are saying
And the momentum is there for continued transformation into next year, according to Becker's Hospital Review. The publication interviewed nine healthcare innovation leaders to get their 2021 predictions.
Both Jeff Semenchuk (chief innovation officer for Blue Shield of California) and Muthu Krishnan, PhD (chief digital transformation officer of IKS Health) said that digital health solutions will help doctors and patients manage disease-specific care for things like chronic conditions or pregnancy.
Mohan Nair (senior VP and chief innovation officer of Cambia Health Solutions) raises one critical area of care that we've mentioned before: mental health.
"The COVID-19 pandemic and mental health crisis will collide and demand attention. This will enable and force us to face our isolation but recognize our interconnected humanity, our compassion, and our empathy for others. Digital technologies, like telehealth, digital therapeutics and artificial intelligence/machine learning, are all candidates to catalyze a new world with a common cause."
Nicole Cable, chief experience officer of InnovaCare Health predicts that both millennials and seniors will keep embracing telehealth. Cable emphasizes, however, that tech companies will need to create tools that can help address the care of chronic and complex conditions of aging populations.
To read more expert predictions, visit Becker's Hospital Review.

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Eating a great breakfast can set the tone for your day. So no matter how lousy you feel in the morning, resist the temptation to skip breakfast or resort to junky "convenience" foods, like donuts or pastries. Refined sugar, processed sweets, and other foods may worsen inflammation and trigger rheumatoid arthritis (RA) symptoms.
When it's time for breakfast, reach instead for ready-to-eat fruit and other anti-inflammatory foods that may help improve inflammation and ease RA pain. Even when morning stiffness slows you down, breakfast offers an opportunity to boost your health with the fresh fruits and satiating protein in these easy-to-prep picks. Top seasonal choices for people with RA include:
Blackberries, raspberries, strawberries, and blueberries are lower in sugars than other fruits, and their rich colors mean they're high in antioxidants. Both qualities are helpful for people wanting to reduce inflammation in the body, because sugar can be inflammatory, notes Sonya Angelone, RDN, spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and owner of a nutrition counseling firm based in the San Francisco, California area.
In a survey published online in February 2017 in the journal Arthritis Care & Research, blueberries were linked with reduced RA symptoms. Much more research is needed to prove cause-and-effect between certain foods and symptoms, but it's clear that blueberries aren't a bad breakfast choice.
Similarly, eating cherries, particularly sour or tart ones, or cherry juice, may be beneficial, says Robin Foroutan, RDN, an integrative medicine dietitian based in New York City. Research published in August 2013 in the journal Osteoarthritis and Cartilage suggests these fruits may offer anti-inflammatory benefits for other types of arthritis, such as osteoarthritis and gout, but studies on RA are lacking.
Still, it makes sense to try incorporating these ready-to-eat fresh fruits into your morning cereal, yogurt, or cottage cheese and see how you feel.
Make-Ahead Meals
Waking up with swollen joints can make it difficult to prepare — nevermind eat — a healthy morning meal. Consider heating up last night's dinner leftovers in the microwave. Another option: Make a protein smoothie, says Angelone. Smoothies blend up all the edible parts of fruits and vegetables, such as the pulp or skin. These fiber-filled parts help make a smoothie a complete meal; juicing, on the other hand, only uses juice, and any fiber from skin or pulp is discarded.
Just chop up anti-inflammatory summer produce, like nectarines, plums, or peaches, or add foods packed with potassium, such as half a frozen banana, spinach, or cantaloupe. (Research suggests that people with RA frequently show lower levels of potassium, often due to medication.) Then place them in a resealable plastic bag or container, and refrigerate overnight. The next morning, pour the bag's contents into a blender, add some protein powder for additional benefits, and add a bit of lemon or lime juice.
Whether you prefer them hard- or soft-boiled, poached, scrambled, or another way, eggs are a great source of protein, notes Angelone. If cracking eggs is too difficult in the morning, "fresh liquid eggs from a carton are easy and quick," she says. If you want to increase the nutrients in an omelet, buy precut veggies, like broccoli florets or bell peppers, or whatever produce you find in season at your local farmer's market, and toss them in for additional veg servings.
Also consider using omega-3-enhanced eggs.
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Green iced tea with a squeeze of lemon makes a great anti-inflammatory drink, notes Foroutan. Making juices or smoothies with spinach or other green leafy veggies can also be good, but don't overdo it on the kale if you're not familiar with its signature bitter taste. "You don't have to go from zero to kale," notes Foroutan. Blend it with sweeter items, like carrots or beets, to dilute the flavor. "A little goes a long way," she says.
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Routt County elective offices due for big pay raise, but for most, not until 2019
Tom Ross
Steamboat Springs — Routt County commissioners agreed Tuesday to accept the provisions of a new state law that will boost salaries for elected officials in Colorado, including those in Routt. It's a move that will result in 61 percent raises for a half dozen officials here who haven't seen pay raises since 2007.
The new law and Tuesday's decision will deliver long-deferred pay raises for everyone from the county assessor to the sheriff and the commissioners themselves, but not before 2017 at the earliest, and not until 2019 for most elected county officials.
Sheriff Garrett Wiggins told the commissioners Tuesday that in January 2019, following the 2018 county election, it will have been 12 years since his position will have seen a salary increase. Amortized over those years, the salary boost will represent an annual cost-of-living increase of 2.5 percent.
The Routt County sheriff's salary will change from $76,000 to $114,010 in 2019, and other officials, including the commissioners, will be earning $94,250.
"We are going to have really good elections in Routt County (in the future)," County Commissioner Cari Hermacinski said. "That is a salary that will pique people's interest."
The salaries of elected officials in Colorado must be approved by passage of a law in the state legislature and cannot be changed mid-term. In Routt County, the reluctance of state legislators to pass such a law has meant compensation for elected officials has fallen behind non-elected department heads and their own employees.
The magnitude of the salary increases in Routt County is influenced by the fact that they are two different bills passed by the legislature this year. The first boosted Routt into a higher category on the state's scale of county salaries.
Routt County Clerk and Recorder Kim Bonner told the commissioners that she supports the pay increases even though she doesn't plan on benefitting from them. She won't run for another term.
"I decided to run for clerk (in November 2014) primarily because nobody else in the office wanted to," Bonner said. "I wanted to do the right thing for the office. My chief deputy now makes $1,000 a month more than I do."
Wiggins told the commissioners Tuesday that Undersheriff Ray Birch, earns between $18,000 and $19,000 more than Wiggins does annually, his lieutenants earn more than he does and his sergeants, who are eligible for overtime, would also be earning more than he does if they were at the top of the county's salary scale, which they are not.
The county clerk currently earns $58,500 and the winner of the clerk's election in 2018 will step in at a salary of $94,250 in January 2019. The same changes will come due for two county commissioner seats in 2017, as well as the county treasurer, a third county commissioner and assessor in 2019.
Currently, 10 of 13 appointed county department heads earn more than $100,000 annually, and the average salary for department heads is $104,103, according to the county.
Routt County Finance Director Dan Strnad told the commissioners this week the impact of the salary increases due in 2019 with corresponding benefits on the budget will amount to $318,391.
The change in classifications for Routt from III to II, alone would bump the county commissioners' salaries from $58,500 to $72,500, without the effects of the new Senate Bill 15-288.
In SB 15-288, the state legislature suggested new salaries for elected county officials in the different classifications, but lawmakers also recognized that the full salary increases might be difficult for some counties to absorb into their annual budgets. Accordingly, the bill provides the option of leaving salaries at the current level or adopting intermediate ranges that would have given the commissioners, treasurer, clerk and assessor annual salaries of $79,750 or $87,000 versus the full increase to $94,250.
Commissioner Doug Monger said he believes Routt probably should have become a category II county five years ago but added it was a struggle for him to approve boosting salaries to the full extent recommended by the legislature. Ultimately, he said, he realized that there is a likelihood the legislature won't act on salaries again for a long time.
Commissioner Tim Corrigan said he too was hesitant but was persuaded by County Treasurer Brita Horn, who pointed out the importance of setting salaries at a level that would in the future attract young people with families to government service and not just older adults who had already fully realized their careers.
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public Sprite[] choices;
public SpriteRenderer renderer;

public Feature(string id, SpriteRenderer rend)
{
    ID = id;
    renderer = rend;
    UpdateFeature();
        }

public void UpdateFeature()
{
    choices = Resources.LoadAll<Sprite>("Character/" + ID);

    if (choices == null || renderer == null)
        return;

    if (currIndex < 0)
        currIndex = choices.Length - 1;
    if (currIndex >= choices.Length)
        currIndex = 0;

    renderer.sprite = choices(currIndex);

}

}

A: Change this
renderer.sprite = choices(currIndex);

to this:
renderer.sprite = choices[currIndex]; // use square brackets not parenthesis


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The vaunted Dalton school sent parents a letter this summer saying tests and papers would be staggered and that midterms would be pushed back two weeks so students wouldn't have to study over winter break. And Trinity School has launched a task force to study students' work loads, according to the NYT.
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Denise Pope, a senior lecturer at the Stanford School of Education, co-authored a 2007 paper that looked at 496 students at one private and one public school and found that those with more than 3.5 hours of homework a night had an increased risk of physical and mental health issues, like sleep deprivation, ulcers and headaches. In a separate study of 26 schools, Ms. Pope said, 67 percent of more than 10,000 students reported that they were "often" or "always" stressed out.


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The "ex-Primrose" is an antique viola named after the viola player William Primrose who purchased it in 1954. This late 17th-century instrument is one of seven known Guarneri family violas.

Description
The back of the viola is Italian maple and the front is open-grained spruce. It has a deep golden varnish with a subtle orange tint.
It bears an original label of Andrea Guarneri who died in 1698, but experts believe that they can recognise the workmanship of his son Giuseppe. The son (also known as Joseph Guarneri 'filius Andrea') showed a characteristic style when making sound holes, for example.

History
The viola was made in Cremona, Italy in 1697. At that time violas came in two sizes, tenor and alto.  Alto violas such as the ex-Primrose have since become the standard voicing.

The early owners of the instrument are not documented. It appeared in England in the 19th century and was purchased by the Earl of Harrington in 1874. The Earl had a collection of instruments at his home Elvaston Castle. The viola was acquired by the Rembert Wurlitzer Company in the 1950s and came to Primrose's attention. It became his solo instrument. The instrument is not known to have been owned by a professional violist before Primrose. In 1975 or 1978 Primrose sold the Guarneri viola to Gary Vandosdale, a former student. It was then sold in 1978 to Ulrich Fritze, who played the viola during his 30-year tenure as principal violist of the Berlin Philharmonic.
The viola was sold in 2012 by Tarisio "for over $4 million, the highest price paid for a Guarneri family instrument at auction and the highest publicly recorded price for a viola of any type".

References

Guarneri instruments
Individual violas
1697 works


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Somma wulkaniczna (również w skrócie: somma) – krawędź dawnej kaldery wulkanicznej stratowulkanu, zachowana w całości (rzadziej) lub jedynie częściowo (częściej), we wnętrzu której uformował się z czasem nowy, zwykle wyższy stożek wulkaniczny.

Nazwa pochodzi od masywu Monte Somma (1132 m n.p.m.) w Kampanii we Włoszech, stanowiącego fragment krawędzi kaldery dawnego potężnego stratowulkanu, wewnątrz którego wyrósł stożek Wezuwiusza.

Większość najlepszych przykładów aktywnych wulkanów z wyraźnie wykształconą sommą znajduje się na półwyspie Kamczatka oraz na będących jego geologicznym przedłużeniem Wyspach Kurylskich. Klasycznym przykładem jest tu wulkan Tiatia, położony w północnej części wyspy Kunaszyr.

Elementy rzeźby wulkanicznej


Easily Canada's best player, Bobby Orr was unable to play due to his bad knees. He was coming off of knee surgery and although he was named to the team, he never had medical clearance to play. He did practice and travel with the team, and you know it killed him to not be able to play.
One has to wonder how the series outcome would have been effected had Orr been healthy - or even 80% healthy like he often played in the National Hockey League. Undoubtedly the Russians would have still pushed Team Canada to the limit, but Orr was the best player on the planet. He was arguably the greatest player ever.
"I practiced with Bobby Orr every day," said Brian Glennie, who didn't get to play in the series either, "and believe me, if Bobby's knees had been good, i don't think it would have taken that long for the results to be in Canada's favor. in junior I watched him dominate the game we lost to the Russians 2-1, but he was the best player on the ice by far."
Orr still counts the Summit Series as one of his most cherished memories however.
"What that team did, I don't think there has been a greater feat in sports," Orr says. "They had to win three of four in Russia under terrible conditions.
"They lose the first won and win three in a row to win the series. It was an unbelievable comeback against a great Russian team. I've never seen anything like it."
Not playing in the series would probably rank as Orr's most disappointing aspect of his career, but he made up for in the 1976 Canada Cup. Canada only played Russian once in that classic series - Orr dominated in what he ranks as one of his greatest games. He was named as Canada's players of the game despite not picking up a point in the 3-1 Canadian victory.
Orr was healthy enough to play in the 1976 Canada Cup. Despite playing on basically one leg, Orr was still dominant, leading the tournament in scoring with nine points. He was named as the tournament MVP.
NHL Career Notes - Considered to be hockey's greatest defenseman and one of the top 3 or 5 players of all time, Orr revolutionized the game with his attack from the defense style of play.
Injuries would limit his career to just nine effective seasons, but in that time he captured 2 Stanley Cups, 8 Norris trophies, 3 Hart Trophies, 2 Art Ross Trophies (the only defenseman to ever do that), 2 Conn Smythe trophies, and the Calder and Patrick Trophies.