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Top heart doc: COVID vaccines to blame for sudden deaths of young athletes
Date: Tuesday, January 24, 2023
in: News, COVID-19
Peter McCullough, M.D.
Peter McCullough, M.D.: 'The COVID-19 vaccines should have been pulled from the market … for excessive mortality'
Peter LaBarbera
A world-renowned heart doctor and epidemiologist who has led the way in countering the government's "safe and effective" COVID-19 vaccine narrative says COVID shots and boosters are responsible for the "explosion" in sudden deaths of young people.
Dr. Peter McCullough of The Wellness Company studied the "sudden deaths" of young athletes over time and said there is no sensible explanation other than the often-mandated COVID vaccines for what he says is a tenfold increase in such tragedies since 2020. That is when the experimental mRNA (messenger RNA) vaccinations were launched.
The very accessible McCullough is the most visible among a band of dissenting doctors who have steadfastly resisted governments' and corporations' rigid COVID policies. For that, he has been heralded by conservatives the world over, with one Australian online broadcaster, Maria Zeee, calling him "the shining light in the darkness." In a typical interview, McCullough will cite a half-dozen scientific studies from memory. He has criticized:
The mass vaccination of citizens, including COVID shots for pregnant women and young children;
The government's suppression of COVID treatment options, e.g., what he calls the "Nobel prize-winning wonder drug," Ivermectin, and its spreading of falsehoods about such protocols. (McCullough developed his own home protocol for treating COVID, which is used worldwide.);
Mask mandates, which he says lack scientific support; and
Lockdowns that crippled small businesses and closed down schools.
For this McCullough is despised by many on the left and routinely accused of spreading "misinformation," even by once widely-respected news operations like AP that seemingly have moved from holding government agencies accountable to joining forces with the state to squelch dissent.
But perhaps what McCullough's critics resent most is his uncanny ability through media to reach huge audiences and cite scientific studies to deconstruct the left's spin on COVID, as he most famously did in his December 2021 interview with podcaster Joe Rogan. McCullough writes on his Substack, "Courageous Discourse": "The total number of people impacted by the interview was in the many tens of millions or even more."
A short bio of Dr. McCullough on his personal website states, "He is an internist, cardiologist, epidemiologist, and the Chief Scientific Officer of The Wellness Company. … Dr. McCullough is one of the most published cardiologists ever in America, with over 1,000 publications and 660 citations in the National Library of Medicine and is a recipient of the Simon Dack Award from the American College of Cardiology and the International Vicenza Award in Critical Care Nephrology for his scholarship and research."
The esteemed cardiologist has paid a heavy price for refusing to self-censor or tout the establishment line on COVID. Art Moore of WND News Center, who interviewed McCullough in January 2022, reports that McCullough:
"…testified to the U.S. Senate in November 2020 against what he described as the federal government's politicization of health care during the pandemic, curbing or blocking the availability of cheap, effective treatments. In a speech in September [2021], he told of having been stripped of the editorship of a Swiss-based journal after having lost his position with a major health system, "with no explanation and no due process." Baylor University Medical Center fired him in February. And Texas A&M College of Medicine, Texas Christian University and University of North Texas Health Science Center School of Medicine have cut ties with McCullough, accusing him of spreading misinformation."
Young athletes dropping dead
Fox News talk show host Laura Ingraham interviewed McCullough Jan. 12. Citing the cases of Jordan Tyler Brister, Hunter Brown, and Blaze Jacobs, she asked him a question that has been on a lot of people's minds: "Why does it appear like an inordinate number of young, healthy Americans are dropping dead?"
McCullough responded citing his and others' analyses of cardiac arrest incidents among players in European soccer leagues, both pro and semi-pro. He said that before COVID-19 vaccines, an average of 29 active players died from cardiac arrests per year. But "since the vaccines have been released, that number, now annualized from a universe of publicly reported deaths we reviewed, is now 283, nearly a tenfold increase. And we've also demonstrated a rising mortality in those under age 15."
He said there is a "straight line" correlation between the vaccines and the "explosion of death of young people."
In a Jan. 15 interview with Zeee Media, McCullough explained: "The straight line is this: the [NFL] teams mandated the vaccine. The FDA [U.S. Food & Drug Administration] says the vaccines cause myocarditis (heart damage) and blood clots. The autopsy studies that are done, when they identify people dying after [taking] the vaccine, show myocarditis and blood clots as the cause of death. And now we have this rash of sudden deaths."
Critics of McCullough have challenged his numbers, which are complicated by such factors as what he calls the "airtight silence" among most surviving relatives as to whether the "sudden death" victims had received the mRNA shots. But the sheer number of "sudden deaths" in the media has caused widespread suspicion in the public of a link between the COVID shots and the untimely deaths. (See this useful analysis in the South African site BizNews.)
Ingraham asked McCullough if Dr. Anthony Fauci, former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease at the National Institutes of Health, was correct in a recent interview in which he downplayed the risk of cardiac arrest arising from the MRNA jabs. Fauci told CBS: "It is very, very rare. … Overwhelming, COVID itself causes that in a dramatically higher rate."
McCullough responded: "No, he's not [correct]. In a paper by Daniels and colleagues in JAMA [Journal of the American Medical Association:] Before the [COVID] vaccines, the NCAA [National Collegiate Athletic Association and] Big 10 looked for myocarditis. They screened thousands of athletes. They found a handful of cases, none of which were [considered statistically] significant."
He cited another study from Israel that showed "before the vaccines … with COVID there wasn't a higher rate than the background rate of myocarditis. … Now we're seeing an explosion of myocarditis, which the FDA agrees happens in young people, 90 percent men … due to the COVID-19 vaccine – fatal cases. … So Fauci is wrong on this. This myocarditis is serious, the vast majority are hospitalized, and it can be fatal."
Regarding the on-field collapse of Buffalo Bills Damar Hamlin, which has gripped the nation, he told Ingraham: "Unless there's some emergence of [another] clear-cut cause, as a cardiologist, my conclusion would be that it's COVID-19 subclinical myocarditis until proven otherwise."
CDC still pushing vaccines on young children
At press time, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)'s informational page on myocarditis ("inflammation of the heart muscle") and pericarditis ("inflammation of the outer lining of the heart") acknowledges the risk of getting both after receiving the COVID vaccination ("more often after the second dose"). But the CDC still recommends that "everyone ages 6 months and older get vaccinated for COVID-19."
The CDC page states: "The known risks of COVID-19 illness and its related, possibly severe complications, such as long-term health problems, hospitalization, and even death, far outweigh the potential risks of having a rare adverse reaction to vaccination, including the possible risk of myocarditis or pericarditis. If you have already gotten the first dose of Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna vaccine, or if your child has already gotten the first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, it's important to get the second dose unless a vaccination provider or your doctor tells you not to get it."
The link above to "second dose" jumps to another CDC page recommending booster shots even for "children aged 6 months to 4 years."
A chorus of dissenting doctors have warned against such COVID shots, especially the boosters, which, according to McCullough, heighten the risk of myocarditis.
Here are some of Dr. McCullough's latest thoughts on COVID-related issues, mostly from an interview he did with BlogTalkRadio host Greg Penglis, published Jan. 18:
• Why he didn't take the COVID vaccine: "…the lethal protein, engineered in a lab in Wuhan, China … produced in the body in an uncontrolled manner. … There was no way I was going to take the COVID vaccine! I was stunned at how many doctors took it. It was a very dangerous proposition from the beginning."
• Early signs of reckless approach, not making safety preeminent: "I was stunned in the first week of the vaccine program when pregnant women started taking the vaccine … when people who already had the [COVID] illness [took it] – we never do that! I mean, if a child had chickenpox, we wouldn't give [him] a chickenpox vaccine. We would never do that. … When I saw these things happen early in December 20202, I said, 'Wait a minute: we're violating every tenet of good clinical practice … [the proper emphasis should be] safety, safety, safety!"
• "A needle in every arm": historians will judge: "It was an aspiration to get a needle in every arm with no regard to safety, and I think historians will forever write about this … about what a debacle that was."
• Vaccines should have been pulled from market: "By early in January [2021] we had so many different data systems [alerting to dangerous vaccine side effects] ticking up … the COVID-19 vaccines should have been pulled from the market by February of 2021. We had about 27 million Americans vaccinated at that time. And they should have been pulled for excessive mortality – just like any other product. We've had hundreds of products pulled from the market."
• Pfizer knew of death risk: "Even Pfizer … within 90 days, knew about 1,223 deaths [after taking the COVID vaccine]. … People were taking the vaccine, dying within a day or two, and people were calling Pfizer in desperation saying, 'My loved one just died of the vaccine.' Pfizer dutifully recorded all these numbers and when they were pressed to release this [information] in the court proceeding under FOIA [Freedom of Information Act], the lawyer for the FDA did not want to release that data source from Pfizer to the public for 55 years. …"
• FDA complicit with Pfizer: "So we have evidence our FDA is actively involved in a safety disaster cover-up, and Pfizer being one of the suppliers. … Imagine recording 1,223 deaths in the corporate offices of Pfizer and the Pfizer execs don't shut it down."
Medical expert warns mutating COVID-19 virus would be criminal
It was only days ago that a Project Veritas undercover video revealed Pfizer executive Jordon Trishton Walker saying that his company was exploring intentionally creating mutations of the COVID virus to "preemptively develop new vaccines."
WATCH: Pfizer exec on hidden camera: We're exploring mutating COVID ourselves
To 'preemptively develop new vaccines' will be 'a cash cow for us,' reveals latest Project Veritas undercover sting.
Historic ruling: District Court judge blocks doctors' censorship law in California
The judge found that the 'plaintiffs have established a likelihood of success on the grounds of their Fourteenth Amendment vagueness challenges.'
Despite mountain of damning evidence, FDA pushes annual COVID boosters
The FDA is now recommending Americans take annual COVID booster vaccines much like the flu shots that are made available every year, but selling that plan to a skeptical public will be increasingly difficult as doubts about the booster shots grow.
Peter McCullough, M.D.: 'The COVID-19 vaccines should have been pulled from the market … for excessive mortality.'
CDC regularly called the shots on Facebook's COVID censorship decisions
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Key scientist sounds alarm: Withdraw COVID shots 'immediately'
A key scientist in the United Kingdom, Dr. Richard Ennos, has written a column at Summit.News calling for the COVID-19 shots to be withdrawn "immediately."
Not just misinformation: In emails to White House, Facebook admits suppressing 'often-true' content
Facebook told an official at the Biden White House that the Big Tech company not only suppressed misinformation but took action against the "virality" of "often-true content" regarding the COVID-19 vaccines.
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Understanding risks is key. Today, babies and toddlers seem to be over-loaded with vaccines, often multiple injections for multiple infections all on the same day.
2-Year-Old Child Dies Suddenly One Day After Receiving The Covid Vaccine
See also 5 Facts to Consider Before Vaccinating Kids for COVID
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Reply to Margaret
Why would any parent give a 2 y/o a Covid vaccine. Covid has a 99.99% success rate of full recovery in children. This is NOT a childhood disease. It is an elderly, pre-existing conditions lowering immune system disease. UK has stopped giving it to anyone under 49.
So many young people have suffered, and far too many have died. Did they even know the risks?
Independent Autopsy Confirms 26-year-old Fiancé Died of Myocarditis 2 Weeks Post Pfizer
MetaWorld2
Sadly I noticed a 'thumbs down' under your post Margaret. TRUTH here, regarding this issue, is going to have people gasping before it all comes out. https://mobile.twitter.com/SpartaJustice/status/1617615000977412096
IT is NOW up to each and every ONE OF US, to get the word out! Many of us have been crying out everywhere we could for two years! We researched for 800-1000 Hours. We were chastised and shut out. No one listened and now here we are. Exactly where we knew we would be in 1 1/2 yrs. I will withhold both my knowledge and my words here, but this just came out yesterday I believe. IT IS TIME TO SPEAK OUT. I lost someone very very loved by me. My life long friend. Now gone. Please get the word out. NO MORE Dark Arm Syrup. THIS is WAY BIGGER than you know. The time is now https://mobile.twitter.com/SpartaJustice/status/1617615000977412096
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Reply to Wolfie
Great info on relevant topics.
The world needs many more people like Steve Kirsch, who has clearly demonstrated that wealth and ethics are not mutually exclusive.
Unlike a certain individual who is so very obviously obsessed with eugenics and greed, yet pretends to be a philanthropist! The damage done in Africa, India, South America, through his blatantly fake philanthropy cannot be undone. It is such a shame that certain officials are 'for sale to the highest bidder'.
K.J,. Hinton
Just curious: why were so many dropping dead before anyone ever heard of covid?
Kathy Scaturro
Reply to K.J,. Hinton
I caught Covid 3 mo.s before it was announced on the news,I believe it was spread intentionally for politics and population control and for the global leaders Agenda of the great reset, &they should all be in prison.
Were there? I mean, yes, people do die unexpectedly. But the numbers have vastly increased and being found in more young, very healthy people. Athletes, for example.. look at soccer players in Europe. Very healthy young men.. just dropping dead. And when autopsied.. overwhelmingly.. doctors are finding massive clots and other things they have never seen before. Watch the documentary Suddenly Died or Died Suddently.. can't recall which. Its eye opening.
29 annually young people before Covid, 283 after Covid vaccine.
Here's a discussion with an eminent UK Cardiologist:
"Heart Matters with Cardiologist Aseem Malhotra and Jessica Rose, PhD"
https://default.salsalabs.org/Tc262d9be-d687-42e0-8e2c-500b7acd3e5c/1f3f68f1-1e32-4c05-aaa5-2940af3c4f91
How much more damage do we need to see before we all say 'STOP' to the scamplandemic?
Where there is RISK, there MUST be a CHOICE!


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Types of coupling when integrating via the database
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January 4, 2018 Praful Todkardatabase coupling, integration via database, integrationdatabase, software architecture Leave a comment
IntegrationDatabase or integration via database is a pattern best avoided. It is a pattern where multiple applications or services integrate via the database. In an extreme but unfortunately not so uncommon case, multiple applications share a table in the same database.
In this post, I would like to talk about the various types of coupling created when multiple applications integrate via the same database. It is highly encouraged that a service or application owns its data. When a service owns its data, it creates explicit contracts through APIs that are business-truthful as opposed to implicit contracts via database tables that are more implementation detail.
Here are the various types of coupling.
Schema coupling. The shared database schema has to accommodate the needs of all the applications accessing the database. This means getting buy-in from all the consumers when changing database schema. A particular result of schema coupling is when you end up with sparse tables, where certain columns are only used by an application or a subset of the applications. This adds to the cognitive load of the team building applications that are not using those columns.
Data coupling. The data semantics in the tables also have to aligned across all the different applications. This can get quite hairy over time since the data semantics are part embedded in the database and part in the applications. Very often, I have seen states of a process being stored in the database like "Started", "Processing", "Finished" and being interpreted differently by different applications. It becomes very hard to change these states as they create a ripple effect across all the applications using it. It also can be tricky to add new states.
Abstraction coupling. When systems from outside the domain access the database tables of an application, it creates an abstraction coupling where the abstraction the external systems are coupled to is more of an implementation detail rather than a business-truthful abstraction. For example, when customers are exposed the "raw" inventory from the database for a given store when what they really want is "available to sell" inventory for the store. Available to sell inventory factors in store demand, lost inventory, damaged inventory, et al. When exposing the raw inventory, the customers then have to access other tables or build other logic to get to the available to sell inventory. Thus, exposing a business-truthful abstraction as a service such as available to sell inventory hides the inventory complexity inside the service and provides a way for the service to evolve the implementation over time. Also, thinking about a system interface in a business-truthful way, makes the system more widely understood and reduces cognitive load for developers consuming the abstraction. Hence, it is best to separate the system interface from the underlying implementation.
Deployment coupling. As a direct result of schema and data coupling, database changes have to be coordinated with all the systems accessing the database. Database is an implementation detail of the system. Changing the database should not require any release coordination with its consumers as long as the system interface has not been changed.
Runtime coupling. When multiple applications access the same database it is hard to scale or performance test those applications in isolation. To replicate "production load" for an application, you would have to create activity in all the applications hitting the database to truly understand the deadlocks/race conditions in that application. In essence, it becomes very hard to commit to SLAs for an application as there is very little isolation between the traffic coming from different applications.
Thanks for reading! Comments/feedback welcome.

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package org.kiji.schema.tools;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.List;

import com.google.common.base.Preconditions;
import org.apache.avro.AvroRuntimeException;
import org.apache.avro.Schema;
import org.apache.avro.generic.GenericDatumReader;
import org.apache.avro.io.DecoderFactory;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import org.kiji.annotations.ApiAudience;
import org.kiji.common.flags.Flag;
import org.kiji.schema.EntityId;
import org.kiji.schema.Kiji;
import org.kiji.schema.KijiColumnName;
import org.kiji.schema.KijiTable;
import org.kiji.schema.KijiTableWriter;
import org.kiji.schema.KijiURI;
import org.kiji.schema.avro.CellSchema;
import org.kiji.schema.avro.SchemaType;
import org.kiji.schema.layout.KijiTableLayout;
import org.kiji.schema.util.ResourceUtils;

/**
 * Command-line tool for putting an Avro value into a kiji cell. The value is specified by the
 * user as a JSON string that matches the Avro-JSON-encoding of a piece of Avro data. The user
 * must also specify an Avro schema (as a JSON string) when writing a value with this tool.
 */
@ApiAudience.Private
public final class PutTool extends BaseTool {
  private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(PutTool.class.getName());

  @Flag(name="target", usage="Kiji URI of the target column.")
  private String mColumnURIFlag;

  @Flag(name="entity-id", usage="Row entity ID specification.")
  private String mEntityId;

  /** Defaults to -1 to indicate that no timestamp has been specified. */
  @Flag(name="timestamp", usage="Cell timestamp")
  private long mTimestamp = -1;

  @Flag(name="schema", usage="Avro writer schema")
  private String mSchemaFlag;

  /** Avro schema parsed from the command-line flag. */
  private Schema mSchema;

  @Flag(name="value", usage="JSON-encoded Avro value")
  private String mJsonValue;

  /** URI of the column into which to put the value. */
  private KijiURI mColumnURI = null;

  /** Kiji instance where the target table lives. */
  private Kiji mKiji = null;

  /** Kiji table to write to. */
  private KijiTable mTable = null;

  /** {@inheritDoc} */
  @Override
  public String getName() {
    return "put";
  }

  /** {@inheritDoc} */
  @Override
  public String getDescription() {
    return "Write a cell to a column in a kiji table.";
  }

  /** {@inheritDoc} */
  @Override
  public String getCategory() {
    return "Data";
  }

  /** {@inheritDoc} */
  @Override
  protected void setup() throws IOException {
    Preconditions.checkArgument((mColumnURIFlag != null) && !mColumnURIFlag.isEmpty(),
        "Specify a target table to write synthesized data to with "
        + "--table=kiji://hbase-address/kiji-instance/table");
    mColumnURI = KijiURI.newBuilder(mColumnURIFlag).build();
    Preconditions.checkArgument(mColumnURI.getTable() != null,
        "No table specified in target URI '{}'. "
        + "Specify a target table to write synthesized data to with "
        + "--table=kiji://hbase-address/kiji-instance/table",
        mColumnURI);
    Preconditions.checkArgument(mColumnURI.getColumns().size() == 1,
        "Invalid target column '{}', specify exactly one column in URI with "
        + "--target=kiji://hbase-address/kiji-instance/table/family:qualifier",
        mColumnURI);
    Preconditions.checkArgument(mColumnURI.getColumns().get(0).isFullyQualified(),
        "Missing column qualifier in '{}', specify exactly one column in URI with "
        + "--target=kiji://hbase-address/kiji-instance/table/family:qualifier",
        mColumnURI);

    mKiji = Kiji.Factory.open(mColumnURI, getConf());
    mTable = mKiji.openTable(mColumnURI.getTable());
  }

  /** {@inheritDoc} */
  @Override
  protected int run(List<String> nonFlagArgs) throws Exception {
    final KijiColumnName column = mColumnURI.getColumns().get(0);
    final KijiTableLayout layout = mTable.getLayout();
    final CellSchema cellSchema = layout.getCellSchema(column);

    final EntityId entityId =
        ToolUtils.createEntityIdFromUserInputs(mEntityId, layout);

    final KijiTableWriter writer = mTable.openTableWriter();
    try {
      if (cellSchema.getType() == SchemaType.COUNTER) {
        if (-1 == mTimestamp) {
          try {
            long value = Long.parseLong(mJsonValue);
            writer.put(entityId, column.getFamily(), column.getQualifier(), value);
          } catch (NumberFormatException nfe) {
            LOG.error("Could not parse value flag to a long: " + nfe.getMessage());
            return FAILURE;
          }
        } else {
          LOG.error("Counters do not support writing to a specific timestamp."
              + "  Remove the \"timestamp\" flag.");
          return FAILURE;
        }
      } else {
        // Get writer schema.
        // Otherwise, set writer Schema in mSchema in preparation to write an Avro record.
        if (null != mSchemaFlag) {
          try {
            LOG.debug("Schema is " + mSchemaFlag);
            mSchema = new Schema.Parser().parse(mSchemaFlag);
          } catch (AvroRuntimeException are) {
            LOG.error("Could not parse writer schema: " + are.toString());
            return FAILURE;
          }
        } else {
          try {
            mSchema = layout.getSchema(column);
          } catch (Exception e) {
            LOG.error(e.getMessage());
            return FAILURE;
          }
        }
        Preconditions.checkNotNull(mSchema);

        // Create the Avro record to write.
        GenericDatumReader<Object> reader = new GenericDatumReader<Object>(mSchema);
        Object datum = reader.read(null, new DecoderFactory().jsonDecoder(mSchema, mJsonValue));

        // Write the put.
        if (-1 == mTimestamp) {
          writer.put(entityId, column.getFamily(), column.getQualifier(), datum);
        } else {
          writer.put(entityId, column.getFamily(), column.getQualifier(), mTimestamp, datum);
        }
      }

    } finally {
      ResourceUtils.closeOrLog(writer);
    }

    return SUCCESS;
  }

  /** {@inheritDoc} */
  @Override
  protected void cleanup() {
    ResourceUtils.releaseOrLog(mTable);
    ResourceUtils.releaseOrLog(mKiji);
  }

  /**
   * Program entry point.
   *
   * @param args The command-line arguments.
   * @throws Exception If there is an error.
   */
  public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
    System.exit(new KijiToolLauncher().run(new PutTool(), args));
  }
}

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For sulfide precipitation reactions, where the SO4- ion is the important part, the same 1 M H2SO4 solution will have a normality of 1 N.
Don't be confused by the number of moles of sodium hydroxide and water in the equation. Since you've been given the molarity of the acid, you don't need the additional information. All you need to figure out are how many moles of hydrogen ions are participating in the reaction. Since sulfuric acid is a strong acid, you know it completely dissociates into its ions.
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Deep brain stimulation appears to help people with Parkinson's disease over the long term, according to the first randomised clinical trial to look at its effect on patients' motor symptoms three years later. The study is published in the 20 June 2012, online issue of Neurology, also brought up the question of which is the correct target for stimulation, the internal globus pallidus or the subthalamic nucleus.
The objective of the study was to compare long-term outcomes of deep brain stimulation of the globus pallidus interna and subthalamic nucleus for patients with Parkinson's disease in a multicentre randomised controlled trial.
For the study, 159 people with Parkinson's disease randomly assigned to deep brain stimulation of the globus pallidus interna or subthalamic nucleus of the brain were followed for three years. Participants reported motor symptoms in a diary for 30 minutes every half hour for two days before each of the six study visits. Medication use was allowed in the study. The primary outcome was motor function on stimulation/off medication using the Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale motor subscale. Secondary outcomes included quality of life and neurocognitive function.
Authors of the study concluded that the beneficial effect of deep brain stimulation on motor function was stable and comparable by target over 36 months. "Slight declines in quality of life following initial gains and gradual decline in neurocognitive function likely reflect underlying disease progression and highlight the importance of nonmotor symptoms in determining quality of life," they wrote.
While stimulating the subthalamic nucleus has usually been the norm, the new research finds that stimulating the internal globus pallidus may provide some long-term advantages.
The study does have one major limitation, according to accompanying editorial author Michele Tagliati, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, USA, and a fellow of the American Academy of Neurology. "A fairly large amount, or about 50%, of the initial participants could not be observed at three years due to the original study design and timeline. However, these data provide more reliable evidence that the improvement of motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease by deep brain stimulation remains stable over the long term regardless of the area in the brain in which the deep brain stimulation occurs," said Tagliati.


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Abstract: Papers of Robert Morgan (1967-1984) documenting the life and literary career of the noted North Carolina mountains-born American poet, short story writer, biographer and educator at Cornell University, 1971-, who specializes in Appalachian regional topics; consisting of correspondence with Stuart Wright, typescripts of his poem Glacier, a printed broadside of Portfolio / 1967: Lillabulero Press: Poems by Russell Banks – Douglas Collins – William Matthews – Robert Morgan – Newton Smith – Peter Wild (Chapel Hill, 1967); and an oversized newspaper entitled The Times Monitor, Ithaca, New York, (1984) inscribed by Robert Morgan to Stuart Wright.
The Stuart Wright Collection: Robert Morgan Papers are arranged in original order in a single series.
Robert Morgan was born on 3 October 1944, in Hendersonville, North Carolina and grew up on his family's farm in the Green River valley of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Morgan began his higher education at North Carolina State University studying engineering and applied mathematics. He quickly transferred to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he graduated with a B.A. in English. He went on to receive his Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of North Carolina Greensboro in 1968.
After graduating, Morgan worked odd jobs like house painting, farming, and being a salesman before accepting a teaching position at Cornell in 1971. While teaching, Morgan kept working on his writings – both poetry and prose -- that mostly center on life in Appalachia, and family history. Over his career, he has received many grants, fellowships, and awards including, National Endowment for the Arts grants (1974, 1981, 1987), Guggenheim fellowship, Rockefeller Foundation fellowship, and his novel Gap Creek (1999) was a New York Times best seller and chosen to be featured on Oprah's Book Club. Over the years, Morgan has served as a visiting professor and writer at several institutions. In the spring of 2005 he held the Whichard Chair as visiting writer at East Carolina University.
"Robert Morgan". [Biographical Sketch]. About. Accessed November 04, 2016. http://www.robert-morgan.com/about.
"Robert Morgan". [Biographical Sketch]. Poetry Foundation. Accessed November 04, 2016. https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems-and-poets/poets/detail/robert-morgan.
Author: Jonathan Dembo, with the assistance of John Leche, 11/4/2016, rev. 2/8/2017.
Stuart Wright collected and compiled the Robert Morgan Papers. He was born, Stuart Thurman Wright, on 30 March 1948, in Roxboro, North Carolina. He was the son of Frances Critcher Wright (1919-2010) and Wallace Lyndon Wright (1921-1965). An avid reader as a boy, Wright developed a strong interest in the American Civil War and with his father toured many of the war's battlefields searching for artifacts and studying the history of the era. At the age of 12, he won a statewide "Johnny Reb" essay contest and by the age of 15 had visited every major battlefield of the Civil War. Wright attended Roxboro High School, from which he graduated in 1966. It was during these years that he developed an interest in collecting historical books and manuscripts and began relationships with a number of local collectors and dealers.
Stuart Wright Collection: Robert Morgan Papers (#1169-062), East Carolina Manuscript Collection, J. Y. Joyner Library, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina, USA.
Processing, Preliminary inventory & Container List, by Jonathan Dembo, with the assistance of Nathaniel King & Jay Colin Menees, 12/8/2015, 2/15/2016, 9/7/2016; Final inventory by Jonathan Dembo, 8/26/2016, 9/26/2016; Finding aid by Jonathan Dembo, 11/2/2016; Biographical Sketch, by Jonathan Dembo with the assistance of Dale Wetterhahn & John Leche, 4/26/2016, 11/4/2016, rev. 2/8/2017; Encoding revised by Jonathan Dembo, 2/8/2017.
Folder c "Portfolio / 1967 : Lillabulero Press : Poems by Russell Banks - Douglas Collins - William Matthews - Robert Morgan - Newton Smith - Peter Wild (Chapel HIll, NC : Lillabulero Press, © 1967) Broadsides in Portfolio. 1 item. 8 p. Note : Copy #118 of 300 printed of which 150 not for sale ; Robert Morgan poem Waking at Night and Hearing Rain autographed by the poet ; Source : Cary Addition Box #123.000 "


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Irungu Houghton
Statement at the funeral service of Alex Madaga, Saturday 24th October 2015
The statement was on behalf of the Health NGO's Network (HENNET), Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network on HIV and AIDS (KELIN) and the Society for International Development (SID)
The Health NGO's Network (HENNET), Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network on HIV and AIDS (KELIN) and the Society for International Development (SID) expresses its deepest condolences to the widow, son and community of Alex Madaga today in Isitsi village, Vihiga County.
Alex should not have died in this way. His death is both tragic and an injustice. Was his death meaningless though? Can we find sense in what has happened? His death has not been meaningless. Today we honour the power of one. If it had not been for Alex Madaga, the Council of Governors would not have committed to upgrade most of the county hospitals. Members of Parliament would have been pressed to accelerate and pass the Health Bill 2014 currently in Parliament. Nairobi Governor Dr. Evans Kidero would not have ordered his County Government to launch investigations into public and private hospitals that do not admit emergency patients. He would not have threatened not to renew their licenses if they do not have a policy of emergency care. For all this we can thank Alex Madaga for. I ask McDonald to never forget this. His father's death has had a national impact and he can be proud of this.
Today we can also honour also others with the power of one. Cousin Oliver Esemere who called Nation journalist Eunice Kilonzo who woke up the nation. We can honour Brian Odhiambo, the para-medic who accompanied Alex on a journey that could have taken him from Nairobi to Mombasa and back.
We will continue to keep Alex's widow Jesca and son McDonald in our thoughts and plans. We will follow up with the various actions being taken including the Senate enquiry, the Medical Practitioners and Dentists Board investigation and the CORD legal case. We were very glad that the Medical Board confirmed the widow's allegation that the Coptic Hospital and Kenyatta National Hospital were negligent and hence had a case to answer.
Lastly, we call on our Members of Parliament to consider the Health Bill the Madaga Bill and hasten it's passing through National Assembly. Many other Kenyans have died and will still die without the legal protection it offers. The Health NGO's Network (HENNET), Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network on HIV and AIDS (KELIN) and the Society for International Development (SID) expresses its deepest condolences to the widow, son and community of Alex Madaga today in Isitsi village, Vihiga County.
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Home Research > Members > 1690-1715 > MORGAN, John I (c.1641-1715)
MORGAN, John I (c.1641-1715), of Ruperra, Glam.
Published in The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1690-1715, ed. D. Hayton, E. Cruickshanks, S. Handley, 2002
Feb. 1701 - 1705
b. c.1641, 4th but 3rd surv. s. of Thomas Morgan† of Machen, Mon. by his 2nd w. Elizabeth, da. and h. of Francis Wyndham of Sandhill Park, Bishop's Lydeard, Som.; bro. of William Morgan†. unm.1
Asst. R. African Co. 1675, 1680–2, 1685–7, 1690–1711.2
Trustee, receiving loan to Emperor 1706.3
Member, Weaver Co.4
Left an annuity of £50 in his father's will, Morgan made his fortune as a London merchant, perhaps specializing in the West Indian trade. In 1682 his address was given as St. Margaret's, Lothbury. Little has been discovered of his mercantile activities, but in 1693 (after the loss of the Smyrna convoy) he joined with (Sir) Joseph Herne*, Jeffrey Jeffreys* and others in petitioning for a man-o'-war to be sent to protect their merchandise in the Straits ports. He re-established himself in local society with the purchase of Ruperra from a cousin for £12,400, and in 1701 was returned on the family interest for Monmouth. As one of three Morgans in the Commons, his contribution to the business of the House is impossible to identify with any certainty, and he does not appear on any parliamentary list. In the 1705 general election he abandoned the borough to join his nephew John Morgan II* in contesting the county, possibly because of a recrudescence of the Beaufort interest in the borough, but was narrowly defeated by Sir Hopton Williams, 3rd Bt.* An aversion among the country gentlemen to electing two members of the same family as knights of the shire probably accounts for his failure to put up in 1708. Two years later Morgan signed the London lieutenancy's address condemning the riots in the capital during the trial of Dr Sacheverell as the work of 'papists and non-jurors'. Although he subsequently paid £9,000 for the manor of Gwynllwg in Monmouthshire from the Herbert estate, and in 1712 was 'complimented' by the Duke of Beaufort in the negotiations preceding a county by-election, he did not stand for Parliament again. Morgan died on 1 Jan. 1715, and was buried at Machen, Monmouthshire. His property was consolidated into the estate of the house of Tredegar.5
Author: D. W. Hayton
1. G. T. Clark, Limbus Patrum, 312; A. Morgan, Morgan Fam. 16; DWB, 636–7.
2. K. G. Davies, R. African Co. 385.
3. Boyer, Anne Annals, iv. 125.
4. De Krey thesis, iii. 496.
5. Morgan Fam. Mems. ed. G. B. Morgan, ii. 239–42; DWB, 636–7; Mar. Lic. Vicar-Gen. (Harl. Soc. xxx), 94; R. Walcott, Pol. Early 18th Cent. 163; Cal. Treas. Bks. x. 365–6; Arch. Camb. ser. 5, ii. 269; NLW, Tredegar mss 78/12, articles of agreement, n.d.; 53/105(b), John Morgan II* to James Gunter*, 2 Jan. 1711–12; Add. ch. 76120; Le Neve, Mon. Angl. 1650–1718, p. 268.


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I never really got the hang of diaper pins when I first started out with prefolds. In fact, the only thing I liked about them was the price! So I was happy to discover that folding a prefold in thirds and laying it inside a cover worked very well and required no pinning.
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Boingos are also made to stretch, but you put one on each side, so they work in pairs. There's also no pressure point on the crotch, which I actually prefer.
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Eden Mill became Scotland's first combined brewery and distillery when they began the production of Scotch whisky and gin in 2014.
The site of the brewery is on the banks of the Eden Estuary and has had a long history of brewing and distilling. For most of the 19th century, the Haig Family operated a whisky distillery here. In 1860, they started distilling whisky elsewhere in Fife, and turned the site into a brewery and paper mill. The brewery closed in 1882. The last brewery in St Andrews closed soon after, in 1902. The paper mill closed in 2008.
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Winner of 'Best-Selling Published Artist 2012' from the Fine Art Trade Guild
"My figurative painting is a combination of pattern, nature, the colour of energy and an ephemeral, nostalgic subject matter. I cannot offer a more detailed explanation for these paintings, they have a title and they have a 'feeling'. The feeling I give to the painting and that which the painting gives back to me as I paint it, can be its' only explanation."
Born in 1974 on a coastal town of North Wales, Kerry Darlington's talent was fuelled by beautiful old picture books (Rackham, Dulac and Beardsley were favourites) which developed into gaining a degree in illustration in 1996. Following university she left the UK to work in Bolivia, South America, an adventure which intensified the vibrancy and creativity of her work.
On her return to Wales she worked as a designer for an exclusive company specialising in sculptured clay murals for private residences in the Middle East, United Arab Emirates and the U.S.A.
Kerry now works independently, from her studio at home in North Wales, using all of these influences and her artistic flexibility to create pieces of art on a wide variety of subjects.
Kerry worked for years in pen and ink perfecting her drawing skills before diversifying into watercolours and later, a variety of mediums, acrylic and oil. Following her experience with the clay murals, she became interested in painting upon heavy textures and experimented widely to produce original effects.
Her acrylic paintings are uniquely formed upon board or canvas first, using texture and gessos. The colour is then built upon with several transparent layers to create depth. Her abstract pieces were initially based upon satellite photographs of Earth which created the 'Volcanic' collection in 2005/2006. This has since diversified to include contemporary landscapes and figure work, all carrying her unique style.
Kerry's work has become increasingly sought after by collectors, and in 2007 she was a finalist in the 'Best Up-and-Coming Published Artist' category in the Fine Art trade Guild Awards, as voted by sales in UK Galleries.
Her work continues to evolve, and she is currently experimenting with figurative oil paintings, using her contemporary style alongside the realistic painting.
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Man Utd ramp up interest in exciting striker Leeds want, amid January transfer declaration that doesn't surprise manager
Samuel Bannister 09 Nov 2022 11:49 AM
Manchester United have reportedly become one of the main clubs looking at Leeds United striker target Ben Brereton Diaz, who has made his intentions clear.
Brereton Diaz shouldn't be playing in the Championship for too much longer. His contract with Blackburn Rovers is due to expire at the end of the season. Thanks to his form in the second tier – and at international level with Chile – the 23-year-old should be able to aim higher.
In that regard, he has regularly been linked with Premier League sides such as Leeds United and West Ham recently. Further afield, Sevilla could be keen to take him to La Liga.
After a 22-goal season last time out, Brereton Diaz has remained in strong form in 2022/23. Therefore, the chance to sign him on a free transfer in the summer of 2023 – or for a cut-price fee in January – is appealing to several clubs.
Most recently, 90min has added Manchester United into contention for his signature. Indeed, the Red Devils are among the clubs to have sent scouts to watch Brereton Diaz in action.
They could be in the market for another striker if Cristiano Ronaldo leaves in 2023. Helping to fill the void would be quite a career leap for Brereton Diaz.
According to the report, there have also been visits from Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa, Brighton, Crystal Palace and Wolves. The interest from Leeds and West Ham is also referred to, along with long-term links with Bournemouth and Everton.
Clearly, Brereton Diaz has been putting himself in the shop window with his goalscoring exploits. He has nine goals from his first 21 appearances of the current season.
Thanks to his efforts, Blackburn Rovers are second in the Championship after 20 matches. They have a decent chance of being in contention for a long-awaited return to the Premier League if they can keep this up.
The risk of losing Brereton Diaz in January will be in the backs of their minds, though. There have been some claims that they might listen to offers while they still have a chance to raise funds from him.
They must balance any decision with how beneficial it would be to keep Brereton Diaz for their promotion battle. What's more, replacing him might cost a significant amount too.
Brereton Diaz makes intentions clear
Perhaps thankfully, Brereton Diaz has now indicated he wants to take the decision out of their hands – by committing until the end of the season.
Asked about the increasing interest in his services, Brereton Diaz told talkSPORT: "It's nice.
"But I've just got to concentrate on playing for Rovers week in, week out and putting the results in and scoring goals for the club.
"So at the minute I'm here and I'll do everything when I've got the shirt on and work hard."
And as for whether he will be a Blackburn player by the end of the season, he replied: "Hopefully, yeah.
"I'll be there until the end of the season. We're going to the play-offs.
"We're trying to get promoted. That's what we're trying to do.
"We've all bought into that and the players are working hard every day and this is what we want as a club, for the supporters to get back to the top.
"So listen, we're going to put the good work in until Christmas now, have a little break, and then we go again."
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The news has been welcomed by his manager Jon-Dahl Tomasson, who appreciates Brereton Diaz's personal qualities as well as his technical traits.
Tomasson said, via the Lancashire Telegraph: "I think we have seen from Ben he's a great attitude. He's a great kid, and from day one he's done a brilliant job for the club.
"I gave him a big compliment in the summer. There was a lot of noise, but he's coping with that extremely mature.
"He's a lad who loves football and being around his teammates every day and being at Rovers and doing well for Rovers. I'm not surprised because he's a good boy."
Could Brereton Diaz even stay at Ewood Park if Rovers win promotion to the Premier League? Tomasson isn't yet ready to give up hope, although he knows it might be challenging.
He admitted: "Nothing is out of the question in football, I've been in this game for ages.
"He has a coach who believes in him a lot, he's done brilliant stuff so far.
"That's of course the situation, but as we know anything can happen in football.
"I would love that we keep Ben for five more years but it's not always that easy in football.
"He's very mature about it, very keen to do well for Rovers, which is important."
Brereton Diaz's overall record for Rovers reads 148 appearances, 40 goals and 13 assists.
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