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Smithsonian Admits to Destruction of Thousands of Giant Human Skeletons in Early 1900′s (Satire)
Smithsonian Admits to Destruction of Thousands of Giant Human Skeletons in Early 1900′s A US Supreme Court ruling has forced the Smithsonian institution to release classified papers dating from the early 1900′s that proves the organization was involved in a major historical cover up of evidence showing giants human remains in the tens of thousands had been uncovered all across America and were ordered to be destroyed by high level administrators to protect the mainstream chronology of human...
300 спартанцев или что по идентичности. — Что почитать на vc.ru
Всегда интересны рассказы, где что то, делает больше, чем должно ему, по чистой логике. Как например отважные воины Спарты которые дали очень уж сильный отпор воинам Ксеркса, невзирая на количество. И это не единственный пример, так же сюда входит: - Японские самураи в битве при Сэкигахаре (1600) — в меньшинстве, окружённые, некоторые кланы переходят на сторону врага, но часть сражается до последнего с безумной решимостью. - Осада Ленинграда — город должен был пасть. Не пал. Голод, бомбёжки, зима.
Сделал бота, который дает знания — Сервисы на vc.ru
Мы живем в удивительное время, когда государство рука об руку с либерализмом сделало нас полностью независимыми от старых социальных институтов, мы не нуждаемся в семье, не нуждаемся в друзьях, не нуждаемся в понимании и признании( по крайней мере нам так кажется), и к сожалению, как показывает статистика, даже перестали нуждаться в партнере.
Bitcoin, Majors, Altcoins, Stablecoins And The Trenches
For the first of many publications to be published on Red Pill, a swift yet detailed introduction on the cryptocurrency market’s composition. While a retail beginner looks to participate in the “crypto mania”, it isn’t as simple as buying the first cryptocurrency you see in the gainer’s list on an exchange. To understand crypto and how the game is played, you must first understand the technology, societal contributions, and culture of each crypto asset and digital asset baskets.
Ranking The Green Mile Cast By Net Worth
The Green Mile explores themes of justice and humanity through a death row narrative that marries supernatural elements with emotional depth. The film was a critical and commercial success, grossing $286.8 million against a $60 million budget and receiving four Academy Award nominations. The ensemble cast included David Morse, Sam Rockwell, Michael Clarke Duncan, and Tom Hanks, whose net worth is estimated at $400 million, making him the richest actor in The Green Mile cast.
Saving Private Ryan Cast, Ranked By Net Worth
Saving Private Ryan reshaped war cinema, influencing later projects like Band of Brothers and 1917 with its raw portrayal of combat and immersive storytelling. The film became the second-highest-grossing movie of 1998, earning $481.8 million at the box office against a $70 million budget, and dominated the Academy Awards with eleven nominations, winning five, including Best Director for Steven Spielberg.
Red Pill, Big Bills: The Matrix Cast, Ranked By Net Worth
The Matrix introduced the concept of a simulated world controlled by artificial intelligence, which seemed improbable in 1999 but has since become a widely discussed reality. The film grossed over $460 million on a $63 million budget, making it the fourth-highest-grossing movie of the year. It also won four Academy Awards for its technical achievements.
Who Owns America? CEDE & DTCC
Make a Comment • Email Link • Send Letter to Editor News Link • American History 07-16-2020 • Red Pill Reports Who Owns America? CEDE & DTCC By Greg Morse | Red Pill Reports (RedPillReports) If You Have Stocks, Bonds Or Securities, You Do Not Own Them: Cede & Co. does. Who Owns Your Residential Mortgage? Cede & Co. does. Who Caused The Collapse Of The American Economy? DTCC, DTC & Cede & Co. did. 1.
WHEN IN ROME - J.A.S.O.N (JUNE + AUGUST +SEPTEMBER + OCTOBER + NOVEMBER)
About this Event "When in Rome - Jason Months 24'" featuring Vicki Dillard, Twin Pillars (Red & Blue) Overview "When in Rome - Jason Months 24'" is part of an ongoing lecture series that delves into the parallels between the decline of the Roman Empire and the contemporary challenges facing the United States.
300 People who Rule the World by Wealth & Stealth
Free Republic Browse · Search News/Activism Topics · Post Article Skip to comments. 300 People who Rule the World by Wealth & Stealth Red Pill University ^ | April 25, 2023 | John Coleman Posted on by Twotone This is a video recording of a presentation made by John Coleman, author of The Conspirators’ Hierarchy; The Committee of 300, first published in 1992. The recording was made in 1994 and was posted to YouTube sometime after 2005.
Red Pill Studio Announces Private Round for TrainCraft Metaverse Game
Following the positive reception of the in-development Metaverse game Chimeras, RedPill Studio has announced a private funding round for an up-and-coming game TrainCraft. A total of $2,490,000 is sought in this initial round. Experienced blockchain development studio RedPill has been hard at work developing their newest release – an NFT-based P2E game, TrainCraft.
Chemist Warehouse continues Melbourne real estate expansion
Second significant property purchase by discounting giant in metro area in almost as many weeks Chemist Warehouse (CWH) has bought the property housing one of its pharmacies directly, becoming its own landlord, in the second significant major property Melbourne purchase by the major discounter in just over a fortnight and its third since late September. This content is restricted to registered users only.
The boundaries are shifting
We stand at an inflection point in Australian pharmacy, and the boundaries of our profession are shifting, writes Tom Simpson Contemporary complex healthcare is driven by integration and specialisation and I believe pharmacy is, and should be, increasingly defined by these characteristics. Pharmacist prescribing is a flashpoint, provoking lots of conversation and contention. As evidence-based This content is restricted to registered users only.
‘Simply unacceptable’: Pay boost call for pharmacy interns, grads
With the profession’s undergrads again at the bottom of the salary scale, pharmacy organisations have called for more support for this group Pharmacy undergraduates are again at the top of the scale for full-time employment but at the bottom for pay when it comes to their intern year, according to the latest Graduate Outcomes Survey. This content is restricted to registered users only. If you have already registered on the AJP website please login below, Or you can Register for free.
Podcast: US Catholics and political extremism
The second episode of Field Hospital is released! In this episode of Field Hospital, Jeannie Gaffigan and I speak to journalist Kathryn Joyce about the rise of extremism within the US Catholic Church. Kathryn began reporting on the increasing visibility and influence of nationalist and alt-right currents within the Church in a an in-depth article in Vanity Fair in 2020. She has continued to follow and cover this phenomenon ever since.
Australian National Review - Pfizer’s Clinical Trial Data – 31% of Vaxxinated Either Died or Had Permanent Disabilities
Pfizer’s Clinical Trial Data – 31% of Vaxxinated Either Died or Had Permanent Disabilities
2018 Anthony Joshua vs. Current Anthony Joshua
He's the same fighter. Ever since he stepped up and fought Wladimir Klitschko and Carlos Takam people have been coming up with this "gun-shy" stuff. Look, AJ isn't stupid. He knows he can't blast everyone out like they are Gary ****ing Cornish. He was never that good. Even a guy like Carlos Takam is better than Charles "Here For a Payday" Martin, hence the different outcome. As soon as AJ stepped up to legitimate opposition, he couldn't just wade in and blast guys out.
Wilder v Trevor Bryan possibly in May
Boxing News 24 Forum Forums > Boxing > World Boxing Forum > Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by GotchaHat, Nov 2, 2021 at 3:10 AM. #AndTheNew #CanIgetaTwoTimeTwoTime So basically he'll become mandatory challenger for a belt for beating another nobody... What a joke. BubblesUK likes this. For a guy coming off 2 KO losses, its an acceptable fight NEETzschean likes this.
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Moral Distress and workism in pharmacy
Is your work life starting to affect your overall health? Curtis Ruhnau believes it’s important to define just why many pharmacists may be struggling to deal with work/life issues There are two terms I came across recently: one is called Moral Distress and the other is Workism. ‘Moral Distress’ was first defined in 1984 by Andrew Jameton. He defines it later as “the experience of knowing the right thing to do while being in a situation in which it is nearly impossible to do it”[i].
The week in review
It’s been another tough week for the people of NSW and other jurisdictions affected by COVID, which was reflected in this week’s pharmacy news Pharmacists hit an early milestone when they chalked up 100,000 vaccinations with AstraZeneca, despite only just coming on board, which was lauded by the PSA‘s Chris Freeman… but the Pharmacy Guild‘s Trent Twomey warned that this needs to be treated as just the beginning, as COVID-19‘s Delta variant is spreading.
‘They can be executed:’ anti-vaxxer threatens pharmacists
A US man reportedly abused pharmacists live on Facebook and threatened them with execution if they continued vaccinating US media including the Springfield News-Leader, which originally reported the incident this week, and the Washington Post have covered the behaviour of a man who allegedly used his online identity as the “vaccine police” to harass pharmacists.
Vaping ads update
The TGA has published a new permission around how pharmacies can promote products for use in e-cigarettes, or vaping On Tuesday, Adjunct Professor John Skerritt, Deputy Secretary Health Products Regulation Group at the Department of Health, announced the new permission, which sets out the permitted uses of restricted representations regarding the products.
Clinical tips: Long COVID
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New PI warning incoming
Pfizer to add warning to vaccine PI on heart-related adverse events The TGA is currently working with Pfizer to add a warning statement to the Product Information (PI) of its Comirnaty vaccine to include myocarditis and pericarditis as adverse events identified through post-marketing experience.
Looking to the future
SHPA report recommends boosting collaborative prescribing and specialised roles, and strategies to combat the negative image of community pharmacy on careers The Society of Hospital Pharmacy’s new report – Pharmacy Forecast Australia 2021 – has laid out a series of recommendations aimed at directing the future roles and structures for pharmacy practice.
Going electronic
Residential aged care facilities are set to receive funding that will allow them to implement an Electronic National Residential Medication Chart (eNRMC) system. The funding was part of the 2021-22 Federal Budget package to support improved medication management and patient safety in residential aged care facilities.
One on one: Mark and Nick
“He’s definitely not the Luke Skywalker to my Yoda”: How this pharmacy owner approaches mentorship in a collaborative way with his former intern turned pharmacist Welcome to AJP’s series on mentor-mentee relationships. If you are interested in being featured, please email spaola@appco.com.au with your story. Mark Cutrupi completed his internship at Nick Logan Pharmacist Advice last year after graduating from the University of Sydney.
FIP launches new vaccination handbook for pharmacists
Advocating vaccination should be part of the daily practice of community pharmacists, says FIP editor The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) has launched a new vaccination handbook for pharmacists this week, with one key message: “Make every contact count”. The handbook details the many ways pharmacists can contribute to improving vaccination coverage—for example, supply chain and stock management, storage, record keeping, facilitation of appointments and administration of vaccines.
Research Roundup
Debbie Rigby takes a look at the latest in research news Statin associated lower cancer risk and related mortality in patients with heart failure Patients with heart failure (HF) have an increased risk of incident cancer. In this study, statin use was associated with a significantly lower risk of incident cancer and cancer-related mortality in HF. This association with risk of cancer was duration dependent. Ten-year cancer-related mortality was 3.8% among statin users and 5.2% among nonusers.
Professor Andrew McLachlan explains how pharmacists play a critical role in identifying and supporting patients with Osteoarthritis
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Pharmacist reprimanded over inappropriate patient relationships
After a patient’s mother died, a pharmacist used his store’s records to contact her and begin a sexual relationship The Pharmacy Board has issued a statement about a pharmacist who had sexual relationships with two patients, and urged them to keep quiet. Timothy Hopwood fronted the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal via videoconference late last month, where he was reprimanded and conditions imposed on his registration.
Preconception and pregnancy nutrition: part 1
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On a Quest to Know Everything
The July 1, 2021 issue features “As American as Family Separation,” Hari Kunzru’s review of two books about immigration politics and the detaining of migrant children. Since his first article for the Review, in 2019, Kunzru has become a regular contributor—and one notable for the range of his interests, from autocracy to technology, to race and identity, and nationalism.
Second death linked to AZ vaccine
Stakeholders have expressed condolences after the TGA confirmed a second Australian death likely to be linked to AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine In its weekly update discussing adverse events from the use of COVID-19 vaccines, the Therapeutic Goods Administration confirmed seven additional cases of blood clots with low blood platelets. These have been assessed as thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (TTS) likely to be linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine.
As American as Family Separation
In July 2019 Elora Mukherjee, the director of the Immigrants’ Rights Clinic at Columbia Law School, testified before Congress about conditions at a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) facility in Clint, Texas, that housed migrant children who had been separated from their parents: At Clint, I saw children who were dirty. They could not wash their hands with soap because none was available. Many had not brushed their teeth for days.
The Daily Dose - Day Two
‘We’ll get by with a little help from our friends’ Pulling together, and dealing with change and adversity, are recurrent themes at this year’s APP 2021 conference – reflected in this sizzle reel of some of the highlights from day two. Featuring Anna Meares, the women’s networking lunch, the annual State of the Industry panel, and a gorgeous duet.
Pharmacy's Got Talent 2021 - Bryan Etherington
Laughter is the best medicine, and Pharmacy’s Got Talent is here to administer the dosage For your delight and amusement today we have some comedy! Bryan Etherington is a pharmacist at Malouf pharmacy in Wyalla, Queensland – but maybe that’s set to become his day job. Please, give it up for Bryan Etherington!
The Daily Dose - Day One
All the highlights from a high-energy first day of APP 2021 AJP host Miranda gives us a whirlwind tour of the first day here at APP 2021 on the Gold Coast. It included an amazing welcome to country by Johnnie Briggs, and interviews with Minister for Health Greg Hunt, Mark Butler (Opposition Health spokesperson) and Emma McBride (pharmacist and ALP MP).
Three-year ban for ill pharmacist
A pharmacist with major depression said she was fearful for her job when she provided prescription medicines to her colleagues’ family and friends The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal has found a pharmacist guilty of unsatisfactory professional conduct and professional misconduct, and said that had she been registered to practise at the time, it would have cancelled her registration with immediate effect.
Clinical tips: Urinary Tract Infections in older adults | AJP
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Pharmacy's Got Talent 2021 - Tyler Fenton
This web site is intended for Australian pharmacy professionals and is not a substitute for independent professional advice. Information and interactions contained in this website are for information purposes only and are not intended to be used to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Further the accuracy, currency and completeness of the information available on this web site cannot be guaranteed.
Support for young pharmacists
Greg Hunt launches new World Pharmacy Council Scholarship for ECPs Federal Minister for Health and Aged Care Greg Hunt has announced the launch of the Young Pharmacist Global Exchange Scholarship at APP2021 on Thursday morning. The scholarship, which is Federally supported as part of the 7CPA’s $1.2 billion commitment to professional programs, will be offered by the Australasian College of Pharmacy and the World Pharmacy Council.
Patient counsellor, shopkeeper, dispenser or clinician?
A review has found many pharmacists viewed themselves as dispensers and worried about being seen as “glorified shopkeepers” – but they want to move away from these identities Most pharmacists perceive their professional identity in context of the dispensing role, but they want to see it move towards a more clinical direction, according to a new study.
Avoid being conned
Con artists are becoming more sophisticated, warns PDL in its latest practice alert PDL has observed a recent trend in pharmacists being duped into supplying medication, usually S8 or S4s on fraudulent prescriptions by con artists who are becoming increasingly clever. A common tactic of the fraudsters is to present a forged or altered prescription to a pharmacy after hours or on a weekend. By this action, a pharmacist usually cannot contact a prescriber to verify if a prescription is genuine.
The state of pay
A new report has laid bare the anger and frustration that many pharmacists are feeling about their pay and conditions. How can the profession respond? In March 2021, the union for employee pharmacists released its latest report into pharmacists’ pay: the Community and Hospital Pharmacists Employment and Remuneration Report 2019-20.
In the footsteps of leaders
Pharmacy students are ‘in training’ to manage real-world business challenges By Therése Kairuz,1 Chris Piggott,2 Luke Kelly,2 Phil Dibben2 and Tracy Nickloes3 The picturesque Hunter Valley region in NSW is home to a vibrant community of pharmacists as well as the Newcastle Hunter Valley Pharmacists Association (NHVPA). For nearly 70 years, the NHVPA has provided a forum for members and played an important role in the establishment of the Pharmacy discipline at the University of Newcastle.
‘I am ashamed of my actions.’
A health practitioner who inappropriately accessed electronic health records 154 times has been struck off after a colleague tipped off authorities An enrolled nurse has been struck off the register with a non-review period of six months after she was found to have inappropriately accessed the electronic health records of 13 people including colleagues and family relatives. The nurse, from Orange, NSW, accessed the records of one patient – who was a close friend of hers – 39 times.
‘I don’t think it was a pharmacist who designed the game.’
How well did this smartphone game portray a day in the life of a pharmacist? When looking for training simulation programs, pharmacist and blogger Cynthia Leung came across something unexpected: a job simulator which professed to give users a taste of working in pharmacy. Created by Oguzhan Arnak, the Pharmacy 3D game claims to be the “Most Addictive Game Ever”. “Pharmacy simulation is a free game, you will be get a prescription and you should give your customers with a right medication,” it says.
Scope, NIP change afoot
The Guild has congratulated the re-elected Gutwein Government, noting it has pledged to review scope of practice Patients of community pharmacies across Tasmania will benefit from the re-elected Government’s promises to enable pharmacists to provide more services for the communities they serve, says the Pharmacy Guild.
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