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Yo happy birthday

thank you!!

[halcyotis]

recent troll doodles bc Art is hard but im tryin to get back into it :)

[littleberrybat]

6 Songs on Repeat

Tagged by @shibotaibo ty! <3

Youtube links cause I don't have spotify

Bruciasse il Cielo - Blanco

Vada Come Vada - Blanco

Abstract (Psychopomp) - Hozier

I, Carrion (Icarian) - Hozier

Hypnotized - Purple Disco Machine, Sophi And The Giants

Mi Fai Impazzire - Blanco, Sfera Ebbasta

Tagging @lastofthemadones @ivycross (who've tagged me in things before 💕) and some people who pop up in my notes a lot @pisces-paradiso @the-softest-bruise @pocketsizesatan @chekov-in-a-dress @the-ryan-oceros @cloud-of-wishes @dean-can-dig-elvis

[that-foul-legacy-lover]

hc that Foul legacy is like a big puppy when mc comes home from work everyday except the usually happy barking and jumping its excited, shrill chirping and this interaction https://www.tumblr.com/kessira/717484386092728320/the-ryan-oceros-ornistheavianfiend-mothmaan?source=share

brain rot during assignment period hits hard.

don't worry comrade, we'll get through this time together >:O

ooghh but yes i love thinking about Foul Legacy happily picking you up and flying into the air!! he just scoops you up and spins you around, going as high as your ceiling will allow- sometimes he WILL playfully hold you upside down by your feet, carefully swinging you back and forth and chittering with joy as you just smile dizzily and wave. if you're outside it's even better, because the sky has no limits!! of course he won't fly too high for safety reasons, and if you're scared of heights he'll barely fly at all, more so leaping up with you in his arms

and after he twirls you around you collapse into his arms, him holding and staring up at you happily, the light reflecting off the subtle facets in his jewel-toned eye. that's when you lean in and plant a gentle kiss on his forehead, burying your hands in his soft ginger hair and listening to his rumbling purrs as he tilts his head so you're scratching in just the right place. perhaps he'll even give you a sneaky lick on the cheek- just one to hear you gasp in surprise and laugh in that lovely way that you always do. it's small things like this that make life with Foul Legacy such a joy

[sunsailors]

@sprintwireless thank u for the tag i think this officially means i use this account enough again

uuuhhh @jackietracks @the-ryan-oceros @carbon--14 @flickerbit

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Dr. Aceng supports Miss Lango, calls for mass tree planting to combat climate change

Lira City woman MP Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng Ocero praised Miss Lango organisers for embracing Lango culture, and called for mass tree planting to combat climate change..The 2024 edition intends to address climate change, and Dr. Aceng promised to provide the 11 contestants with 100 tree seedlings each to help them achieve their goal and deal with the effects of climate change on society.She also…

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Ambient Universe #135

Ambient is all about triggering mental images. It's like the litmus-test of any ambient track. Here's three that qualifies on that test.

More than any other genre, ambient is all about triggering mental images or associations, especially a rather abstract imagery. It’s like the litmus-test of any ambient track. If it fails there, it fails – period. Then, after that, it’s more a question if the soundscape is within your subjective preferences. Here’s three that qualifies on that test. Ocero (USA) – Hex It sounds like an…

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Ebola is real’: Uganda to trial vaccines and shut schools early to contain outbreak

Mubende, UgandaCNN — 

Joseph Singiringabo has lost almost everything and everyone he held dear to Ebola. In a few short weeks, the 78-year-old lost his wife, his son, and a newborn granddaughter to the disease.

He is left taking care of three grandchildren under 13 after their mother fled the village to escape the danger of Ebola. His livestock was stolen while he was away in the required 21-day quarantine, leaving him destitute and desperate.

As Ebola outbreak grows in Uganda, US ramps up preparedness plans

“ I don’t know where they got the virus from because I went and got checked and I left the hospital without any problem with these children of mine,” he said, sitting on a log outside his modest house in Madudu, in Uganda’s central Mubende district.

“The problem I am facing now is getting food. Secondly, I never went to school, but I want these grandchildren to continue and get educated.”

A deadly outbreak

Uganda is grappling with its deadliest Ebola outbreak in more than a decade, first detected in the Mubende district in late September.

The deadly disease has ravaged families, leaving authorities scrambling to control its spread.

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The 2012 Ebola outbreak in the Kibaale district in the country’s western region, led to 17 deaths out of 24 confirmed cases but was declared over in less than 3 months.

Officials have launched aggressive contact tracing to track down relatives and friends who handled the bodies of first victims or attended funerals.

Some escaped from quarantine facilities, others traveled as far as the capital Kampala, and a few visited traditional healers and witchdoctors for treatment instead.

“Some of the patients are still hiding and they don’t know that they have Ebola so they’re out there in the community,” public health physician Dr. Jackson Amone told CNN.

An Ebola treatment unit in Mubende, Uganda.Larry Madowo/CNN

He has been involved in every Ebola outbreak in Uganda as well as in Sierra Leone in 2017. “We need to do case investigation, a lot of contact tracing, and community engagement so that those who present with Ebola symptoms are brought for testing before we release them.”

Dr. Amone is leading the teams operating the Ebola Treatment Units in Mubende. The first was set up in a hurry on the edge of the Mubende Regional Referral Hospital.

Uganda announces lockdown as Ebola cases rise

A larger center operated by the medical non-profit Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is expanding with new ICU beds on the other side of town.

Health workers don extensive Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to enter the red zones where patients are receiving treatment.

In one zone, a health worker cradles a three-month-old baby suspected of having been infected. Her mother and another sibling are undergoing treatment for Ebola and the disease has already claimed the life of her father.

It’s a cruel welcome to the world for the infant who is wrapped in a blanket as steady rain falls on the makeshift treatment center.

It’s a familiar story across this region as Ebola spreads despite the Ugandan government’s best efforts.

“This Ebola is much easier to deal with than either corona(virus) or AIDS. The main problem here is behavior change,” President Yoweri Museveni told the nation in a Tuesday nightaddress, stressing the need to follow the government’s procedures for those who come into contact with the disease.

Vaccine trials offer hope

Ebola can spread from person to person through direct contact with blood or other bodily fluids such as saliva, sweat, semen, or feces, or through contaminated objects like bedding or needles.

“It doesn’t spread through the air like COVID-19 and does not hide for some months before it shows itself like AIDS,” Museveni said in his televised address.

The country had so far recorded 55 deaths from Ebola, 141 confirmed cases and 73 people had recovered, he said.

Health minister Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng Ocero told CNN she expects Uganda to have the outbreak under control by April if communities cooperate with the government.

Health workers don extensive Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to enter the red zones where patients are receiving treatmentLarry Madowo/CNN

There are currently two licensed Ebola vaccines,according to the World Health Organization, but they were developed to be safe and protective against the Zaire strain of the Ebola virus.

Unlike the previous Zaire ebolavirus, the Sudan strain currently circulating in Uganda has no known effective treatment or approved vaccine. However, the country is about to roll out three trial vaccines that have been certified as safe by the World Health Organization (WHO) working group.

The WHO said the first doses would beshipped to Uganda next weekand the country expects to expand the vaccine trials after reviewing results from the initial phase.

They are manufactured by the International Aids Vaccine Iniative (IAVI), the Sabin Vaccine Institute USA and a third developed by the University of Oxford and the Jenner Institute UK.

“Our further testing is about efficacy, and how long it protects. We are looking at 3,000 contacts of confirmed cases so we’ll be doing ring vaccination,” Aceng Ocero said, referring to a vaccine process that administers vaccines only to people in close contact with infected patients.

“If we have a confirmed case, then the contacts are the ones who are given the vaccine and they are followed up for 29 days because we want to see if they can quickly generate antibodies and can protect themselves from getting into full-blown disease,” Aceng Ocero added.

Obstacles of tradition and religion

Public health officials believe that cases are stabilizing due to increased vigilance, but tradition and religion are holding back progress. One community in Kassanda district, central Uganda, exhumed a body that had been buried safely by health workers to perform religious rites.

It led to “an explosion of over 41 cases within 5 days and 10 deaths,” President Museveni said in his address. He has now barred traditional healers and witchdoctors from taking clients during the Ebola outbreak.

Infections are also rising as it is hard to keep people apart in close-knit communal settings. Robert Twinamasiko, a 30-year-old driver is undergoing treatment after he helped an infected friend to an ambulance. The friend and one other person involved both died.

A 30-year-old driver, Robert Twinamasiko receives treatment for Ebola after helping an infected friend to an ambulance.Larry Madowo/CNN

Twinamasiko has spent 17 days in hospital but says he has no regrets. Although he looked frail, he was making a recovery and told CNN he was looking forward to going home.

“I’m just waiting for my blood work to be discharged but the world out there should know that Ebola is real,” he said from inside a red zone.

Uganda is also trying to contain the spread of the disease by closing the school term early to avoid an outbreak of Ebola in schools which could be hard to manage. “If you have one learner in a class testing positive, the entire class has to undergo quarantine. But also, you will not be 100% sure that that learner did not have contact with other learners outside that class,” Minister Aceng Ocero explained.

She said she was frustrated that Uganda wasn’t getting enough credit internationally for managing the Ebola crisis. “We have experience. This is our eighth Ebola outbreak. Every time we get an outbreak, our experience increases,” she said.

Some global health experts have criticized Uganda’s initial response to the outbreakas slow and inept. Some partners in the donor and diplomatic community have also bristled about how much information Ugandan authorities are sharing with them.

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Ebola outbreak in Uganda adds 25 deaths in a month

Ebola outbreak in Uganda adds 25 deaths in a month

Ugandan Health Minister Jane Ruth Aceng Ocero – UGANDA MINISTRY OF HEALTH The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported this Thursday that the Ebola outbreak that was declared on September 20 in Uganda already accumulates 64 cases and 25 confirmed deaths from the virus. The regional director for Africa of the WHO, Matshidiso Moeti, has communicated the balance of victims, one month after the…

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Uganda Healthcare Worker Dies Of Ebola, Death Count Reaches 10

Uganda Healthcare Worker Dies Of Ebola, Death Count Reaches 10

The total number of cases identified in the East African nation stood at 43. (Representional) Kampala, Uganda: Uganda on Wednesday confirmed the death of a health worker from Ebola, bringing the total number of fatalities from the highly contagious virus to 10. The latest death comes two weeks after the government declared an outbreak. Health Minister Jane Ruth Aceng Ocero said that a…

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Uganda Healthcare Worker Dies Of Ebola, Death Count Reaches 10

Uganda Healthcare Worker Dies Of Ebola, Death Count Reaches 10

The total number of cases identified in the East African nation stood at 43. (Representional) Kampala, Uganda: Uganda on Wednesday confirmed the death of a health worker from Ebola, bringing the total number of fatalities from the highly contagious virus to 10. The latest death comes two weeks after the government declared an outbreak. Health Minister Jane Ruth Aceng Ocero said that a…

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Regali di amici psicologi (nerd). #jung #librorosso #rosso #red #xmas #christmas #ocero https://www.instagram.com/p/B6gJPqdol9I/?igshid=11i0vxo5uv9qf

[jelloapocalypse]

Woah dude, I can't believe I got a reblog from you! I think your vids are great. Thanks!

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[chubabub]

Happiest of birthdays to you!

Thank ya kindly! :)

[ryan-oceros]

When you’re minding your own business at home but then elitefourkylewantstobattle tags you in a photo gig so you have to deliver

Tagged by: @elitefourkylewantstobattle

I tag: @a-hammock-of-stars, @arcampbell94, @togepete, @lifeisawalnut, and @supersaiyanme93 bc they were the first blogs I could think of 😂