#Dr. Sharon Goldberg

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‘5G – An Undeniable Risk’ webinar available online

‘5G – An Undeniable Risk’ webinar available online

The video of the recent US-based Zoom forum, 5G – An Undeniable Risk, featuring Dr. Paul Héroux, Dr. Kent Chamberlin, Dr. Sharon Goldberg, Frank Clegg and Andrew Campanelli, Esq. is now available for everyone to watch. Please share widely. This was a power-packed event that brought a group of brilliant panellists together. The 85-minute video, along with presentation material, can be accessed…

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It's interesting how some fans view Ted as supernaturally generous, willing to drop everything to assist someone--anyone--in need.

Canonically, Ted regularly learns of or directly witnesses Atrocities.

And his response is almost never to immediately stop the Atrocities.

Unless Roy and Jamie are having a locker room scuffle or Rupert is mistreating Rebecca, Ted has a laissez-faire attitude toward the Atrocities.

By and large, when a fellow human being is subjected to Some Very Serious and Concerning Shit, Ted does not jump into action.

When faced with the Atrocities, Ted's most common responses are to

Fail to recognize the Atrocity (e.g., Dr. Jake manipulating and isolating Michelle into a relationship; Rupert financially abusing Bex)

Ignore the Atrocity (e.g., Sharon's collection of empty bottles; James Tartt smacking Jamie)

Tell other people to ignore the Atrocity (e.g., be a goldfish; Jane's abuse of Beard)

Build a sociological Rube Goldberg machine that--if everything goes to plan--will eventually end the Atrocity and get Ted something he wants (e.g., Colin, Isaac, and Jamie verbally and physically attacking Nathan on a daily basis)

Ted's tolerance for acute human suffering is far greater than fanon would have us believe.

He may even be a Nice White Midwestern Guy who says hi to his neighbors, but thinks some things are just None of His Business.

It would be absurd to suggest that it's the responsibility of one man to immediately end all Atrocities.

But it would be equally absurd to imagine Ted's decisions occur in a vacuum. When and why Ted snaps into decisive action are--like all things--influenced by racism, capitalism, patriarchy, and the other interlocking systems of oppression that order society.

TL;DR Ted will not swoop in to save y/n from the Atrocities. But he might bake y/n a casserole.

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Mardi

Please do your own research on 5G. These short clips are easy to share with friends and family.

5G looks set to be the tobacco of our time. 5G has already been rolled out without consideration of the known heath risks. Bristol University (a 5G test bed, see previous posts) in the UK has seen some worrying behaviours in students and there is discussion of a link to their health and 5G. Cornwall is…

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Closer, April 1

Cover: Julia Roberts and Richard Gere of Pretty Woman -- Our Special Bond

Page 1: Contents, What I’ve Learned -- Ashley Judd, Joke of the Week -- Buddy Hackett 

Page 2: Generation Wow -- Polka dots -- Wendie Malick, Judith Light, Amanda Peet, Naomi Watts 

Page 3: Lee Ann Womack, Maya Rudolph, Laura Dern, Shonda Rhimes 

Page 4: Drew Barrymore explains why aging is a luxury 

Page 5: Samuel L. Jackson -- the world’s no. 1 box-office star has no plans to retire, Hugh Jackman tuning up for The Music Man 

Page 6: Elvis Presley -- The King’s bling goes up for sale in England 

Page 7: Hellos & Goodbyes 

Page 8: Picture Perfect -- Kiddie Corner -- Mariah Carey and twins Monroe and Moroccan, Angelina Jolie and kids Knox and Vivienne and Zahara and Shiloh 

Page 9: Giada De Laurentiis and daughter Jade, Helen Mirren and grandson Waylon Hackford 

Page 10: Jenna Fischer and BFF Angela Kinsey, Reese Witherspoon, Sharon Osbourne and Dr. Evan Antin and a snake 

Page 12: Sarah Jessica Parker, Rita Moreno and Busy Philipps and Gloria Calderon Kellett and Justina Machado 

Page 13: Tim Burton, Gabrielle Union 

Page 14: Wayne Brady on Let’s Make a Deal, David Alan Grier and Leslie Jordan 

Page 16: Sandra Dee -- a lifetime of heartbreak 

Page 18: Cover Story -- Richard Gere and Julia Roberts -- nearly 30 years after Pretty Woman brought them together the film’s stars still share a sweet friendship 

Page 20: Randy Travis -- the country music legend battled back after a massive stroke with the help of the woman he loved Mary Davis 

Page 22: Anthony Quinn -- he had a passion for life 

Page 24: Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin -- actresses accused of crossing legal lines to get their kids into college

Page 27: Spot the Difference -- Sean Giambrone on The Goldbergs 

Page 29: Horoscopes -- Aries Shirley Jones 

Page 30: Entertainment -- Woody Harrelson on The Highwaymen, Natalie Morales on Abby’s, In the Spotlight -- Mark Hamill 

Page 32: Movies -- Lupita Nyong’o on Us

Page 33: Marvin Gaye 

Page 34: Television 

Page 36: Great Escape -- Alison Arngrim of Little House on the Prairie on Montrose, California 

Page 39: Food -- Please try a plant-based diet, like this Roast Onion, Beets and Radicchio salad 

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Page 43: Best Day of My Life -- Richard E. Grant 

Page 44: Who Am I? Paul Rudd, Jennifer Aniston, Sylvester Stallone’s hobby is painting, It Happened This Week 

Page 45: Closer to the Heart 

Page 46: Elizabeth Ashley still going strong at 79 

Page 50: Clark Gregg and Jennifer Grey having the time of their lives 

Page 52: Secrets of The Facts of Life on its 40th anniversary -- Charlotte Rae, Lisa Whelchel, Kim Fields, Nancy McKeon, Mindy Cohn 

Page 54: Carl Reiner -- what I’ve learned at age 97 

Page 56: Ella Fitzgerald and Marilyn Monroe -- inside their surprising friendship 

Page 58: On the Move -- Chris Cuomo

Page 60: The Big Picture -- Jane Fonda and her dad Henry Fonda and Lauren Bacall in 1960 

Page 62: Style -- Wedges -- Martha Stewart 

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Page 69: Shania Twain and a horse, Brooke Shields and her dog Pepper, Gary Burghoff saved Private Charles Lamb on M*A*S*H in 1974 

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Page 72: Flashback -- Jaunty fedoras on Frank Sinatra in 1965 and Sam Rockwell now, Grace Jones in 1976 and now

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SB 637 and SB 894, industry-sponsored 5G wireless infrastructure legislation passed though the Michigan House Energy Policy Committee this week with a vote of 15 to 4. "Wireless radiation has biological effects. Period. This is no longer a subject for debate when you look at PubMed and the peer-review literature. These effects are seen in all life forms; plants, animals, insects, microbes. In humans we have clear evidence of cancer now; there is no question. We have evidence of DNA damage, cardiomyopathy, which is the precursor of congestive heart failure, neuropsychiatric effects... 5G is an untested application of a technology that we know is harmful; we know it from the science. In academics this is called human subjects research." ~ Dr. Sharon Goldberg, "We Are The Evidence" Medical Advisory Board But 15 Michigan legislators voted to SUPPORT these bills.  Do they realize they are SUPPORTING the FCC's preemption order to take power away from municipalities?  Are the Michigan supporters of these bills now working for the FCC? EVERY man and woman must do whatever they can to stop 5G being rolled out. We owe it to our children.

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PROMINENT BIOCHEMISTRY PROFESSOR WARNS – 5G IS THE ‘STUPIDEST IDEA IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD’

February 20, 2019

The international rollout of fifth generation wireless technology (5G) is well underway despite increasingly vocal opposition from scientists and medical professionals, who are desperately trying to warn us of the well-documented dangers of 5G. The government and industries involved in the 5G rollout are have zero concern for public safety, because the technology promises to be exceptionally profitable, while also forcing everyone everywhere into the emerging technocracy.

Adding to the voices of dissent is Martin L. Pall, PhD and Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Basic Medical Sciences at Washington State University. In a study and presentation, he takes a closer look at 5G technology, and issues a major warning for all of us.

“Putting in tens of millions of 5G antennae without a single biological test of safety has got to be about the stupidest idea anyone has had in the history of the world.” ~Martin L. Pall, PhD

Th report offer 4 explanations for why 5G is significantly more dangerous than earlier generations of wireless technology, noting?

5G is predicted to be particularly dangerous for each of four different reasons:

The extraordinarily high numbers of antennae that are planned.

The very high energy outputs which will be used to ensure penetration.

The extraordinarily high pulsation levels.

The apparent high level interactions of the 5G frequency on charged groups presumably including the voltage sensor charged groups.

He begins by speaking about the current safety guidelines for 2g/3g/4g technologies, rightly pointing out that government approved guidelines ignore any adverse reactions that occur at dosages or exposures below said guidelines. In other words, as Pall points out, they are meaningless when it comes to safety.

He goes on to discuss eight ways in which this technology adversely affects human health, citing extensive scientific documentation:

Lowered Fertility

Neurological/Neuropsychiatric effects

Cellular DNA damage

Aptosis – Programmed Cell Death

Oxidative Stress and Free Radical Damage

Endocrine (Hormonal) Effects

Excessive Intracellular Calcium

Cancer

Pall’s conclusion does not mince words when describing 5G, saying, ‘the 5G rollout is absolutely insane.” The following presentation is exceptionally valuable for anyone wanting to better understand what this is about, and also how to fight against it.

“We have created something that is harming us, and it is getting out of control. Before Edison’s light bulb there was very little electromagnetic radiation in our environment. The levels today are very many times higher than natural background levels, and are growing rapidly because of all the new devices that emit this radiation. Putting it bluntly they are damaging the living cells in our bodies and killing many of us prematurely.” ~ Dr. Marin Blank

Here, Dr. Sharon Goldberg, an internal medicine physician & professor, comments on 5G while speaking to the U.S. Senate.

“Wireless radiation has biological effects. Period. This is no longer a subject for debate when you look at PubMed and the peer-review literature. These effects are seen in all life forms; plants, animals, insects, microbes. In humans, we have clear evidence of cancer now: there is no question We have evidence of DNA damage, cardiomyopathy, which is the precursor of congestive heart failure, neuropsychiatric effects…5G is an untested application of a technology that we know is harmful; we know it from the science. In academics, this is called human subjects research.” ~Dr. Sharon Goldberg

And finally, UN Staffer Claire Edwards had this strong warnign for high level members of the United Nations, calling 5G a ‘war on humanity.’

About the Author

Terence Newton is a staff writer for WakingTimes.com, interested primarily with issues related to science, the human mind, and human consciousness.

This article (Prominent Biochemistry Professor Warns – 5G is the ‘Stupidest Idea In The History of The World’) was originally created and published by Waking Times and is published here under a Creative Commons license with attribution to Terence Newton and WakingTimes.com. It may be re-posted freely with proper attribution, author bio, and this copyright statement.

https://www.wakingtimes.com/2019/02/20/biochemistry-professor-warns-5g-is-the-stupidest-idea-in-the-history-of-the-world/

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“INSTINCT”

“ Openly gay author, university professor and former CIA paramilitary officer Dr. Dylan Reinhart is lured back to his old life by New York police detective Elizabeth Needham when she needs his help to stop a serial killer who is using Reinhart’s book as inspiration for murders. ” + Starring: Alan Cumming, Daniel Ings, Bojana Novakovic, Sharon Leal, Naveen Andrews, Whoopi Goldberg Rating: 14a Country: United States

CBS [2018] crime / drama / mystery / thriller

Gold Star!

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A COMPLETE LIST OF ALBUMS I LISTENED TO IN 2017

1.       Brian Eno—Reflection (2017)

2.       Joe Jackson & Friends—Heaven & Hell (1997)

3.       The KLF—Chill Out (1990)

4.       Run the Jewels—Run the Jewels 3 (2016)

5.       ESG—Come Away with ESG (1983)

6.       Pink Guy—Pink Season (2017)

7.       Madness—The Rise and Fall (1982)

8.       The xx—I See You (2017)

9.       The xx—xx (2009)

10.   Foxygen—Hang (2017)

11.   Shackleton and Vengeance Tenfold – Sferic Ghost Transmits (2017)

12.   André Previn, et. al—Jesus Christ Superstar (1973)

13.   Code Orange—Forever (2017)

14.   Neil Cicierega—Mouth Moods (2017)

15.   Migos—C U L T U R E (2017)

16.   Buscabulla—EP II (2017)

17.   Allison Crutchfield—Tourist in This Town (2017)

18.   Delicate Steve—This is Steve (2017)

19.   Daft Punk—Homework (1997)

20.   Homeshake—Fresh Air (2017)

21.   Sampha—Process (2017)

22.   MF Doom—Operation: Doomsday (1999)

23.   Tobin Sprout—The Universe and Me (2017)

24.   Syd—Fin (2017)

25.   Julie Byrne—Not Even Happiness (2017)

26.   The Weeknd—Starboy (2016)

27.   Sinkane—Life & Livin’ It (2017)

28.   William Basinski—A Shadow in Time (2017)

29.   Paul White and Danny Brown—Accelerator (EP) (2017)

30.   Metallica—Kill ‘Em All (1983)

31.   Nas—It Was Written (1996)

32.   Priests—Nothing Feels Natural (2017)

33.   Urochromes—Night Bully (EP) (2017)

34.   Yung Bae—Skyscraper Anonymous (2016)

35.   Ty Segall—Ty Segall (2017)

36.   nobigdyl. —Canopy (2017)

37.   Son Volt—Notes of Blue (2017)

38.   Jansport J—p h a r a o h (2017)

39.   Jens Lekman—Life Will See You Now (2017)

40.   Maggie Rogers—Now That the Light is Fading (EP) (2017)

41.   Erykah Badu—Baduizm (1997)

42.   Dirty Projectors—Dirty Projectors (2017)

43.   Future—FUTURE (2017)

44.   Sun Kil Moon—Common as Light and Love Are Red Valleys of Blood (2017)

45.   Future—HNDRXX (2017)

46.   Visible Cloaks—Reassemblage (2017)

47.   Barenaked Ladies—Born on a Pirate Ship (1996)

48.   Thundercat—Drunk (2017)

49.   Hand Habits—Wildly Idle (Humble Before the Void) (2017)

50.   Vagabon—Infinite Worlds (2017)

51.   Amnesia Scanner—AS Truth (2017)

52.   Mega Bog—Happy Together (2017)

53.   Lin Manuel-Miranda, et. al—In the Heights (2008)

54.   Chicano Batman—Freedom is Free (2017)

55.   The Mountain Goats—We Shall All Be Healed (2004)

56.   King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard—Flying Microtonal Banana (2017)

57.   Mark Scott—Death & All His Enemies (EP) (2017)

58.   Strand of Oaks—Hard Love (2017)

59.   The Magnetic Fields—50 Song Memoir (2017)

60.   DMX—It’s Dark and Hell is Hot (1998)

61.   Jay Som—Everybody Works (2017)

62.   The Shins—Heartworms (2017)

63.   Pauline Oliveros—Accordion & Voice (1982)

64.   Steve Lacy—Steve Lacy’s Demo (EP) (2017)

65.   Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever—The French Press (EP) (2017)

66.   Real Estate—In Mind (2017)

67.   Jansport J—Pharaohmatic Immunity (2017)

68.   Drake—More Life (2017)

69.   Temples—Volcano (2017)

70.   Anohni—Paradise (EP) (2017)

71.   Diamanda Galás—All the Way (2017)

72.   Kelly Lee Owens—Kelly Lee Owens (2017)

73.   Paul F. Tompkins—Laboring Under Delusions: Live in Brooklyn (2012)

74.   Tinariwen—Elwan (2017)

75.   Gorillaz—Gorillaz (2001)

76.   Hippo Campus—Landmark (2017)

77.   Black Sabbath—Master of Reality (1971)

78.   Liquid Liquid—Optimo (EP) (1983)

79.   Hurray for the Riff Raff—The Navigator (2017)

80.   Blanck Mass—World Eater (2017)

81.   Beastie Boys—Hello Nasty (1998)

82.   Diet Cig—Swear I’m Good at This (2017)

83.   Ibibio Sound Machine—Uyai (2017)

84.   Mount Eerie—A Crow Looked at Me (2017)

85.   Future Islands—The Far Field (2017)

86.   Boards of Canada—Music Has the Right to Children (1998)

87.   Father John Misty—Pure Comedy (2017)

88.   Glenn Gould—Bach: The Goldberg Variations (1956)

89.   Arca—Arca (2017)

90.   Sorority Noise—You’re Not As _____ As You Think (2017)

91.   Gas—Pop (2000)

92.   Kendrick Lamar—DAMN. (2017)

93.   Passion Pit—Tremendous Sea of Love (2017)

94.   Shamir—Hope (2017)

95.   Portishead—Dummy (1994)

96.   Tonstartssbandht—Sorcerer (2017)

97.   Dr. Dre—The Chronic (1992)

98.   Wiley—Godfather (2017)

99.   Parliament—Mothership Connection (1975)

100.           Sade—Diamond Life (1984)

101.           Charly Bliss—Guppy (2017)

102.           Iggy Pop—Lust for Life (1977)

103.           Kasey Zoned—Isolation (EP) (2017)

104.           Gorillaz—Humanz (2017)

105.           Mac DeMarco—This Old Dog (2017)

106.           Slowdive—Slowdive (2017)

107.           The Record Company—Give It Back to You (2016)

108.           Garth Brooks—No Fences (1990)

109.           Gas—Narkopop (2017)

110.           Girlpool—Powerplant (2017)

111.           Perfume Genius—No Shape (2017)

112.           Marty Robbins—Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs (1959)

113.           The Mavericks—Brand New Day (2017)

114.           Dave Malloy, et. al—Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 (2013)

115.           The Mountain Goats—Goths (2017)

116.           Temple of the Dog—Temple of the Dog (1991)

117.           Soundgarden—Badmotorfinger (1991)

118.           Burial—Subtemple (EP) (2017)

119.           Angelo Badalamenti—Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)

120.           Death Grips—Steroids (Crouching Tiger Hidden Gabber) (EP) (2017)

121.           Various artists—Lost Highway (1997)

122.           Throbbing Gristle—20 Jazz Funk Greats (1979)

123.           Lil Yachty—Teenage Emotions (2017)

124.           Phish—Junta (1989)

125.           Talaboman—The Night Land (2017)

126.           (Sandy) Alex G—Rocket (2017)

127.           Burzum—Filosofem (1996)

128.           Sleater-Kinney—Live in Paris (2017)

129.           Power Trip—Nightmare Logic (2017)

130.           Sam Gellaitry—Escapism III (EP) (2017)

131.           The Cranberries—Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We? (1993)

132.           Bing & Ruth—No Home of the Mind (2017)

133.           Luxoddo Menatti—Climbing Through Clockwork (EP) (2017)

134.           Fleet Foxes—Crack-Up (2017)

135.           Cashmere Cat—9 (2017)

136.           Johnny Jewel—Windswept (2017)

137.           Ice Cube—Death Certificate (1991)

138.           Why?—Moh Llean (2017)

139.           Goldie—The Journey Man (2017)

140.           Lorde—Melodrama (2017)

141.           Sufjan Stevens, Nico Muhly, Bryce Dessner and James McAlister—Planetarium (2017)

142.           SZA—Ctrl (2017)

143.           Calvin Harris—Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1 (2017)

144.           Washed Out—Mister Mellow (2017)

145.           Vince Staples—Big Fish Theory (2017)

146.           JAY-Z—4:44 (2017)

147.           Haim—Something to Tell You (2017)

148.           Moon Diagrams—Lifetime of Love (2017)

149.           Various artists—Baby Driver (Music from the Motion Picture) (2017)

150.           Offa Rex—The Queen of Hearts (2017)

151.           Tyler, the Creator—Flower Boy (2017)

152.           Timecop—You Can’t Go Back From Where You Are Right Now (EP) (2017)

153.           Waxahatchee—Out in the Storm (2017)

154.           DJ Sports—Modern Species (2017)

155.           Ryan Adams—Prisoner (2017)

156.           Guided by Voices—August by Cake (2017)

157.           Paramore—After Laughter (2017)

158.           Cigarettes After Sex—Cigarettes After Sex (2017)

159.           Randy Newman—Dark Matter (2017)

160.           Kesha—Rainbow (2017)

161.           The War on Drugs—A Deeper Understanding (2017)

162.           Rezz—Mass Manipulation (2017)

163.           Liza Minnelli—Results (1989)

164.           Various artists—Twin Peaks (Music from the Limited Event Series) (2017)

165.           Various artists—Twin Peaks (Limited Event Series Original Soundtrack) (2017)

166.           Iron and Wine—Beast Epic (2017)

167.           Com Truise—Iteration (2017)

168.           Godspeed You! Black Emperor—Luciferian Towers (2017)

169.           BROCKHAMPTON—Saturation (2017)

170.           LCD Soundsystem—american dream (2017)

171.           Arcade Fire—Everything Now (2017)

172.           Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives—Way Out West (2017)

173.           Clark—Death Peak (2017)

174.           Bill Murray, Jan Vogler and Friends—New Worlds (2017)

175.           Aimee Mann—Mental Illness (2017)

176.           The Mountain Goats—Marsh Witch Visions (EP) (2017)

177.           Moses Sumney—Aromanticism (2017)

178.           St. Vincent—MASSEDUCTION (2017)

179.           Nina Simone—I Put a Spell on You (1965)

180.           Kamasi Washington—Harmony of Difference (EP) (2017)

181.           Extreme—Extreme II: Pornograffitti (1990)

182.           Timecop—Diocesan Howler (EP) (2017)

183.           Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile—Lotta Sea Lice (2017)

184.           Vangelis—Blade Runner (1982)

185.           Julien Baker—Turn Out the Lights (2017)

186.           Sam Smith—The Thrill of It All (2017)

187.           Alvvays—Antisocialites (2017)

188.           Björk—Utopia (2017)

189.           Charlotte Gainsbourg—Rest (2017)

190.           King Krule—The OOZ (2017)

191.           R.E.M.—Live at the 40 Watt Club 11/19/92 (1992)

192.           Kelela—Take Me Apart (2017)

193.           10,000 Maniacs—MTV Unplugged (1993)

194.           Sylvan Esso—What Now (2017)

195.           Beck—Colors (2017)

196.           Amber Coffman—City of No Reply (2017)

197.           Guided by Voices—How Do You Spell Heaven (2017)

198.           Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings—Soul of a Woman (2017)

199.           10,000 Maniacs—Our Time in Eden (1992)

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Congratulations to the 2020 OVC Graduate Student Award recipients

The OVC Graduate Student Awards celebrate the hard work and dedication of graduate students in research, academic excellence, clinical skills and community service.

Congratulations to the 2020 Graduate Student Award winners.

Barbara Kell Gonsalves Memorial Scholarship - Carrie McMullen, Population Medicine

Betty Goldhart Scholarship (Biomed) - Kaitlyn Simpson, Biomedical Sciences

Betty Goldhart Scholarship (OVC) - Tess Altvater, Pathobiology

Biomedical Sciences Graduate Scholarship - Bryan Jenkins, Biomedical Sciences

Blythe James Chase Scholarship - Arata Matsuyama, Biomedical Sciences

Boehringer Ingelheim Graduate Scholarship for Distinction in Parasitology - Cyril Akwo, Population Medicine

Caledon Kennel Association Graduate Scholarship - Ananda Pires, Clinical Studies

Canadian Parrot Symposium's Award in Avian Studies - Trinita Barboza, Clinical Studies

Care-a-thon Animal Welfare Research Scholarship - Julie Saraceni, Population Medicine

Col. Benjamin F. Leach Scholarship - Carolyn Murray, Population Medicine

D. G. Ingram Memorial Scholarship - Ayumi Matsuyama, Pathobiology

Don Davis Memorial Scholarship - Luiza Stachewski Zakia, Clinical Studies

Dr. Don Willitts Memorial Graduate Scholarship - Laura Tucker, Clinical Studies

Dr. Donald R. MacDonald Memorial Book Prize - Cyril Akwo, Population Medicine

Dr. Gerbrand Wietze Bredero Memorial Scholarship - Alexandra Beaulieu, Clinical Studies

Dr. McSherry and Dr.Valli Scholarship for General Proficiency in Clinical Pathology - Gary Lee, Pathobiology

Dr. R.A. McIntosh Graduate Award (OVC 45) - Carrie McMullen, Population Medicine

Elizabeth Holdsworth Scholarship - Latasha Ludwig, Pathobiology

Ethel Rose Charney Scholarship in the Human/Animal Bond - Jessica Minott, Pathobiology

Harry and Lorna Robbins Memorial Scholarship - Allison Collier, Clinical Studies

J.J. (Jack) Andrich Graduate Prize in Large Animal Infectious Disease - Jamie Imada, Population Medicine

Joy Lindvik Memorial Scholarship - Heng Kan, Pathobiology

Kenneth & June Bone Memorial Graduate Scholarship - Jacob van Vloten, Pathobiology

Kon-Tiki Atkins Award - Arata Matsuyama, Biomedical Sciences

Korean-Canadian Dr. F. Schofield Memorial Scholarship (Pathobiology) - Karen Carlton, Pathobiology

Korean-Canadian Dr. F. Schofield Memorial Scholarship (Pathobiology) - Amira Rghei, Pathobiology

Korean-Canadian Dr. F. Schofield Memorial Scholarship (Pathobiology) - Ashley Ross, Pathobiology

Lyle and Louise Rea Graduate Entrance Scholarship in Pharmacology - Hayley Thorpe, Biomedical Sciences

Malcolm Scholarship - Alexandra Beaulieu, Clinical Studies

Margaret A. B. Maxwell Memorial Scholarship - Shannon French, Pathobiology

Michael & Nancy Goldberg Graduate Equine Scholarship - Heng Kang, Pathobiology

OVC 1962 Graduate Award for Clinical Research - Tony Carreira Bruinje, Population Medicine

OVC Graduate Student Recognition Award Biomedical Sciences - Kathy Jacyniak, Biomedical Sciences

OVC Graduate Student Recognition Award Clinical Studies - Gibrann Enrique Castillo Escotto, Clinical Studies

OVC Graduate Student Recognition Award Pathobiology - Karen Carlton, Pathobiology

OVC Graduate Student Recognition Award Population Medicine - Melissa MacKinnon, Population Medicine

Pathobiology Award for Academic Excellence - Christine Yanta, Pathobiology

Peter and Christina Robertson Memorial Award - Jolene Giacinti, Pathobiology

Population Medicine Award for Academic Excellence - Sydney Pearce, Population Medicine

Population Medicine Award for Academic Excellence -  MPH - Alexandria Vincent, Population Medicine

Professor Jeanne L. Burton Animal Health Scholarship - Bruna Mion, Animal Biosciences

Roland A. W. Scott Memorial Scholarship - Trinita Barboza, Clinical Studies

Sharon Dunsmore Scholarship in Feline Studies - Alexandra Rankovic, Biomedical Sciences

Small Animal Graduate Research Scholarship - Allison Collier, Clinical Studies

Soren Rosendal Memorial Research Prize - Gary Lee, Pathobiology

Tamara Denberg Memorial Scholarship - Melanie Dickinson, Clinical Studies

Tippy Atkins Scholarship - Ashley Ross, Pathobiology

Zoetis Faculty Award for Research Excellence - Byram Bridle, Pathobiology

Zoetis Graduate Student Research Prize - Melissa MacKinnon, Population Medicine

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5G is een gevaarlijk experiment op de mensheid. Dit ligt er in het verschiet.

Eerder deze maand sprak een groep wetenschappers, artsen, milieuactivisten en bezorgde burgers zich uit tegen de uitrol van 5G.

Volgens de groep is bewezen dat de nieuwe technologie schadelijk is voor het menselijk lichaam, dat dit een gevaarlijk experiment is op de mensheid en dat hier sprake is van een misdaad.

Uit wetenschappelijk onderzoek blijkt dat de huidige, bestaande technologie leidt tot onder meer DNA-schade en kanker.

Hard bewijs

Dr. Sharon Goldberg zei tijdens een hoorzitting op 4 oktober 2018 over 5G:

Draadloze straling heeft biologische effecten. Deze effecten worden waargenomen bij alle levensvormen. Planten, dieren, insecten, microben. Er is hard bewijs dat straling bij mensen leidt tot kanker. Daar is geen twijfel meer over mogelijk. We hebben ook bewijs voor een link met DNA-schade, hartfalen en neuropsychiatrische effecten.

Na de uitrol van 5G is het vrijwel onmogelijk om nog over straat te gaan zonder te worden blootgesteld aan deze technologie.

Steeds meer ziekte

In steden zal bijvoorbeeld op bijna iedere hoek van de straat een mast komen.

Dr. David Carpenter zei dat 5G in het geheel niet is getest op veiligheid. Hij voegde toe dat van 3G en 4G al bekend is dat ze een hele reeks aan gezondheidseffecten veroorzaken.

“Mensen zullen aan steeds meer straling worden blootgesteld en dat zal leiden tot steeds meer ziekte,” zei dr. Carpenter.

Bekijk de video hieronder:

[americanmysticom]

OPINION [Whether it’s excessive microwave exposure, MK Ultra Mind Control by players foreign or domestic, anti-psychotic medications, or any combination thereof - it’s very apparent that American Culture has promoted a type of Political and Cultural Schizophrenia - a very clear break from reality especially by the Democrat Party also involving some Republicans - 

How else can an illegal DOJ and FBI investigation be perpetrated and continue to be ongoing for over three years - that has TAMPERED with a Presidential election and continues to run a POLITICAL OPERATION, potentially in conjunction with PSY-OPS.plus frequencies manipulations?

Why else would the Democrat Party choose to allow illegal drugs, criminal child trafficking, and felon criminals into the country and protected by illegal sanctuary laws?]

Veteran MD Drops Bombshell About 5G Technology Dangers At 5G Hearing 

Collective Evolution Published on Oct 31, 2018

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Qt5B39LB7c

[Israelis may have a swirl of Political Parties, but they also have more choice. It would be curious to understand their development of democratic system]

Israel Government & Politics: How Does the Israeli Government Work?

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/how-does-the-israeli-government-work

[American politics sets itself up like a football game, just two sides which are destined to battle each other and now to extremes]

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What I Told My Daughter: Lessons from Leaders on Raising the Next Generation of Empowered Women Free Download Books On Tape

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In What I Told My Daughter, entertainment executive Nina Tassler has brought together a powerful, diverse group of women-from Madeleine Albright to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, from Dr. Susan Love to Whoopi Goldberg-to reflect on the best advice and counsel they have given their daughters either by example, throughout their lives, or in character-building, teachable moments between parent and child. A college president teaches her daughter, by example, the importance of being a leader who connects with everyone-from the ground up, literally-in an organization. A popular entertainer and former child star urges her daughter to walk in her own truth, to not break glass ceilings if she yearns to nurture a family as a stay-at-home mother or to abandon a career if that's her calling. One of the country's only female police chiefs teaches her daughter the meaning of courage, how to respond to danger but more importantly how not to let fear stop her from experiencing all that life has to offer. A bestselling writer who has deliberated for years on empowering girls, wonders if we're unintentionally leading them to believe they can never make mistakes, when "resiliency is more important than perfection." Contributors include: Geena Davis, Cecile Richards, Dolores Huerta, Rabbi Sharon Brous, Peggy Orenstein, Debora Black, Ayelet Waldman, Pat Benatar, Whoopi Goldberg, Dr. Susan Love, Nancy Pelosi, Alexandra Pelosi, Marie Osmond, Dr. Juliet Garcia, Jehan Sadat, Ph.D, Joanna Kerns, Madeleine Albright, Gloria Estefan, Nannerl O. Keohane, Jennifer Dulski, Dr. Marcia McNutt, Pamela Fryman, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Brooke Shields, Laura Bush, Mona Sinha, Gloria Allred, Joy Marcus, Judy Vredenburgh, Sharon Osbourne, Beverly Johnson, Michelle King, Dr. Karen Antman, MD, Dr. Amy Antman Gelfand, MD, Mary Steenburgen, Kimberley Hatchett, Cheryl Saban, C. Noel Bairey Merz, Alex Guarneschelli, Dana Walden, Mia Hamm, Margaret Abe-Koga, Roma Downey, Chirlane McCray, Blythe Danner, Sheila Bair, Ruth W. Messinger, Norah O'Donnell, Donna de Varona, Nancy Josephson, Sukhinder Singh Cassidy, Jeanne Newman, and Christine Baranski. In a time when childhood seems at once more fraught and more precious than ever, What I Told My Daughter is a book no one concerned with connecting with a young girl can afford to miss. What I Told My Daughter: Lessons from Leaders on Raising the Next Generation of Empowered Women Free Download Books On Tape

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In What I Told My Daughter, entertainment executive Nina Tassler has brought together a powerful, diverse group of women-from Madeleine Albright to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, from Dr. Susan Love to Whoopi Goldberg-to reflect on the best advice and counsel they have given their daughters either by example, throughout their lives, or in character-building, teachable moments between parent and child. A college president teaches her daughter, by example, the importance of being a leader who connects with everyone-from the ground up, literally-in an organization. A popular entertainer and former child star urges her daughter to walk in her own truth, to not break glass ceilings if she yearns to nurture a family as a stay-at-home mother or to abandon a career if that's her calling. One of the country's only female police chiefs teaches her daughter the meaning of courage, how to respond to danger but more importantly how not to let fear stop her from experiencing all that life has to offer. A bestselling writer who has deliberated for years on empowering girls, wonders if we're unintentionally leading them to believe they can never make mistakes, when "resiliency is more important than perfection." Contributors include: Geena Davis, Cecile Richards, Dolores Huerta, Rabbi Sharon Brous, Peggy Orenstein, Debora Black, Ayelet Waldman, Pat Benatar, Whoopi Goldberg, Dr. Susan Love, Nancy Pelosi, Alexandra Pelosi, Marie Osmond, Dr. Juliet Garcia, Jehan Sadat, Ph.D, Joanna Kerns, Madeleine Albright, Gloria Estefan, Nannerl O. Keohane, Jennifer Dulski, Dr. Marcia McNutt, Pamela Fryman, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Brooke Shields, Laura Bush, Mona Sinha, Gloria Allred, Joy Marcus, Judy Vredenburgh, Sharon Osbourne, Beverly Johnson, Michelle King, Dr. Karen Antman, MD, Dr. Amy Antman Gelfand, MD, Mary Steenburgen, Kimberley Hatchett, Cheryl Saban, C. Noel Bairey Merz, Alex Guarneschelli, Dana Walden, Mia Hamm, Margaret Abe-Koga, Roma Downey, Chirlane McCray, Blythe Danner, Sheila Bair, Ruth W. Messinger, Norah O'Donnell, Donna de Varona, Nancy Josephson, Sukhinder Singh Cassidy, Jeanne Newman, and Christine Baranski. In a time when childhood seems at once more fraught and more precious than ever, What I Told My Daughter is a book no one concerned with connecting with a young girl can afford to miss. What I Told My Daughter: Lessons from Leaders on Raising the Next Generation of Empowered Women Online Audio Stories

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Vendredi

They are digging up the streets in central London as I write this to lay the pipes that carry the fiberoptic network that will carry the 5G system. Speaking to the workmen is one way of discovering the reason for the extensive roadworks.

There are no signs for the public setting out that all this is for 5G and parking bays are suspended, roads are closed and traffic jams are forming… 5G is…

[henrique2022]

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