Monday, April 30, 2018
Pelicans Crash Pepperdine University Graduation
Two pelicans swooped down on the audience Friday April 27, 2018 at Pepperdine University's graduation ceremony in Malibu http://fox40.com/2018/04/30/pelicans-crash-pepperdine
Sunday, April 29, 2018
Prince - Dreamer - Chemtrails Song ======✈
I was born, raised on a slave plantation
In the United States of the red, white and blue
Never knew that I was different
Till Dr. King was on a balcony lyin' in a bloody pool
I expected so much more from a lovin', a lovin', lovin' society
A truthful explanation, you know what
I got another, another conspiracy
If it was just a dream, listen
Call me, call me a dreamer too
With more rewards and accolades then anyone before or after
21st century, oh what a shame, what a shame race, race still matters
A race to what and where we goin'
We in the same boat but I'm the only one rowin'
Last time I checked you were sleepin'
But you can call me a dreamer too
Peanut butter logic, served on a bed of lies
Don't go down too easy when you've seen your father cry
Have you ever clutched the steerin' wheel in your car too tight
Prayin' that the police sirens just pass you by that night
While the helicopter circles us, this theory's gettin' deep
Think they're sprayin' chemicals over the city while we sleep
From now on I'm stayin' awake
You can call me a dreamer too
Saturday, April 28, 2018
Alfie Evans, UK toddler at center of legal battle, dies
Thousands of balloons were released outside the Liverpool hospital where toddler Alfie Evans died.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5648731/Alfie-Evans-parents-heartbroken-toddler-dies
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-1678554/Video-Alfie-Evans-Balloons-toys-left-
Sky Sports IPTV streams cost pirate customer £45,000 in fines
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A Sky customer has been slapped with a
£45,000 fine after being caught sharing Sky Sports streams for other
people to watch illegally.
Full Story Here |
Friday, April 27, 2018
Official Canadian Data Show That There Is More Autism in Regions Where Vaccine Coverage Is Highest
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| Rates of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) continue to soar worldwide, with average prevalence estimated to be around 1.5% in developed countries. This estimate appears to be spot-on for Canada, which reported in March 2018 that autism (as of 2015) affected 1 in 66 children and youth (1.52%). These numbers place Canada among the “top ten” for autism among North American, European and Asian countries. The Canadian public had been expecting the Public Health Agency of Canada to release these first-ever nationally representative ASD numbers since 2016. The data come from the National ASD Surveillance System (NASS), which, according to the Public Health Agency, is intended to pinpoint the number of young people diagnosed with ASD “both across regions and over time.” The Agency’s report provides answers on both fronts—showing steady increases in ASD prevalence since 2003 and notable differences across regions—but the document declines to speculate on factors that might account for the regional differences. Read More Here |
Apache Open Office
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Think it can’t happen in the US? Texas hospital ends life support of fully-conscious patient
In light of what’s happening to baby Alfie Evans in the UK (find out more about Alfie here), many Americans take comfort in knowing that American hospital administrations do not have the authority to overrule the wishes of a patient or the patient’s family when deciding whether or not to continue life support. Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case.
In 2015, a 46-year-old Texan, Christopher David Dunn, was diagnosed with a noncancerous but otherwise unidentified mass on his pancreas. Though Dunn was fully-conscious and clearly expressing his desire to live, the Houston Methodist Hospital’s administrative “death panel” ruled to discontinue life-sustaining care.
J. Richard Cheney, the Meeting Chair of the Houston Methodist Bioethics Committee, sent a letter to Dunn and his mother, Evelyn Kelly, which read: “The Committee has decided that life-sustaining treatment is medically inappropriate for Chris and that all treatments other than those needed to keep him comfortable should be discontinued and withheld.”
Dunn was a former sheriff’s deputy and Homeland Security officer but had no health insurance at the time of his illness. Along with his family, Dunn filed a lawsuit against the hospital in an attempt to save his life.
Thursday, April 26, 2018
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