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A Physician, "Who, through long days of labor, And nights devoid of ease, Still heard in his soul the music Of wonderful melodies."

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Oscar Funes
Oscar Funes@chacofunesjr·
Honduras es una fábrica implacable de migrantes. Lo que pasa en este hermoso, maltratado, asaltado y humillado país, es para salir huyendo. Me niego a creer que Dios nos soltó la mano, pero francamente les admito que cada día me cuesta más mantener ese pensamiento.
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Stats Globe@statsglobe·
🚗🚦 Top 10 Cities with the Worst Traffic in the World: 1. 🇵🇪 Lima, Peru - 195 hours lost per year 2. 🇮🇪 Dublin, Ireland - 191 hours 3. 🇲🇽 Mexico City, Mexico - 184 hours 4. 🇮🇳 Bengaluru, India - 168 hours 5. 🇵🇪 Arequipa, Peru - 154 hours 6. 🇨🇴 Bogotá, Colombia - 153 hours 7. 🇮🇳 Pune, India - 152 hours 8. 🇵🇱 Łódź, Poland - 135 hours 9. 🇵🇱 Lublin, Poland - 117 hours 10. 🇹🇭 Bangkok, Thailand - 115 hours Source: TomTom Traffic Index
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ILLIASUL IBAD@IlliasulK·
The most powerful thing in rheumatology? Awareness. Because you can’t treat a disease you don’t recognize. Average diagnostic delay: • SLE – 6 months • SpA – 7 years • Sjögren’s disease – 9 years See the pattern. Change the story. #Rheumatology #MedicalEducation @docakx @IhabFathiSulima
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A Sunday well spent. Had the privilege of speaking to physicians on Pattern Recognition in Rheumatology. My goal was simple: share the 12 rules of rheumatology that have shaped my clinical reasoning. If even one of those rules helps someone make an earlier diagnosis, it was worth it. #Rheumatology #MedTwitter #ClinicalReasoning #MedicalEducation

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Iατρός Σ Λ@DSMkC6A·
@vertir7004670 @theiaincameron Just case ask yourself this, in 1885 the US sent their best 5 ships -2 were build in the UK- to pressure Colombia so they get more concessions in Panama. Colombia asked Chile and they just sent 2 ships, as a result the US ships departed immediately and didnt came back until 1903
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Vertir700
Vertir700@vertir7004670·
@DSMkC6A @theiaincameron Plus the entire capacity of the Latin American navies depended on what the British industry could sell them, the United States already had its own military industry by 1850; it simply had no need for a powerful navy
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Iain Cameron
Iain Cameron@theiaincameron·
Not to be outdone by Paraguay, South America’s only other landlocked country, Bolivia, also has a navy. Its flagship is the formidable Santa Cruz de la Sierra (PR-51), built in Louisiana in 1985. Most of the navy’s vessels are stationed on Lake Titicaca.
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Paraguay is 1,000 miles (1,600 km) from the nearest ocean, but it has a navy. Not only that, it has the largest navy in the world for a landlocked country. 1/3

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Iατρός Σ Λ@DSMkC6A·
@vertir7004670 @theiaincameron Funny thing, by 1890 Brazil had order new warships from the UK, but the US convinced the UK goverment to give them the ships instead, when delivered they were 40 % of the main US fleet and by far their more powerful ships
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@vertir7004670 @theiaincameron Latin American countries didnt have massive finantial support from an European country for their independence -they learned from France's experience of going broke and then having the US turning their backs on them-
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Iατρός Σ Λ@DSMkC6A·
@vertir7004670 @theiaincameron Do understand that independence wars broke latin american countries and not the US for a very simple reason, the US independece was paid mainly by France, that caused them to go broke, a subject usually forgotten by the US
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SportsGully
SportsGully@thesportsgully·
Who should host FIFA World Cup 2038?🤔🏆 USA 🇺🇲 or France 🇫🇷 + Germany 🇩🇪
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Iατρός Σ Λ@DSMkC6A·
@OJoelsen I prefer for him to keep his focus in social media, tariffs and Iran, because I'm a bit worried that if stops focusing on that he will start focusing on Panama or Greenland, and we are only 3 months away from the midterms
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Orla Joelsen
Orla Joelsen@OJoelsen·
Trump is so busy posting AI-generated images on his own social media platform that he doesn’t even realize he’s posting some of them twice.
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@OJoelsen Clearly has a mental disorder (opinion as physician just in case), for an adult in public office to post things that should be from a teenager or an immature adult to his friends, shows clear problems in cognitive processes
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Orla Joelsen
Orla Joelsen@OJoelsen·
Trump just posted this. What’s your take on the message?
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Iατρός Σ Λ@DSMkC6A·
@DrNeilStone The need for presidential planes in middle to low income countries that cant afford proper health care for its citizens is the conspiracy theory
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Neil Stone
Neil Stone@DrNeilStone·
Anti vax is a conspiracy theory
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Iατρός Σ Λ@DSMkC6A·
@DouglasAdlerMD Do consider that the current legal framework in high to middle income to do research and publish it is very difficult and if we had that 150 years ago a lot of inventions & innovations will have come out from low income countries in Asia or Africa
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Iατρός Σ Λ@DSMkC6A·
@archeohistories Do believe that most "greeks" from 1200 BC will have found a crime against humanity to have a nordic barbarian play Helen of Troy, far more than someone from Nubia or Ethiopia due to the politics of the time
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Archaeo - Histories
Archaeo - Histories@archeohistories·
When Troy premiered in 2004, Diane Kruger delivered what many viewers still consider one of the most memorable portrayals of Helen of Troy ever seen on screen. Combining grace, elegance, and quiet strength, she brought to life the legendary woman whose beauty has echoed through mythology for thousands of years. Kruger's refined features and luminous fair complexion perfectly complemented the classical image often associated with Helen in art and literature. Her natural appearance, expressive blue eyes, and poised presence gave the character an ethereal quality that matched the ancient descriptions of the woman celebrated as "the face that launched a thousand ships." Rather than relying solely on physical beauty, Kruger portrayed Helen with humanity and emotional depth. She captured the conflict between duty, love, and the devastating consequences of war, allowing audiences to see Helen as more than a mythical symbol. More than two decades later, Diane Kruger's performance remains one of the defining interpretations of Helen of Troy in modern cinema. Her elegance, timeless beauty, and commanding screen presence helped create an unforgettable version of one of history's most iconic legendary figures. © Greece High Definition #archaeohistories
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Iατρός Σ Λ@DSMkC6A·
@archeohistories 2/2 So Diane Kruger, Elizabeth Taylor or Lupita Nyong'o neither one had the genetic background to play the character they played, yet the critics only came for Mr Nolan
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Iατρός Σ Λ@DSMkC6A·
@archeohistories 1/2 She is a beautiful woman but in relation to the recent critics of Mr Nolan, we have to understand that she has germanic or nordic genetics, just like Elizabeth Taylor had cero greek/egyptian genetics to play Cleopatra, she probably had more anglo-saxon/gaul genetics
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@theiaincameron A few decades later the US had build and acquired ships that surpassed the Chilen Navy and Brazilian, which before were far superior to the US before. That included the astute play by the US goverment of pushing the UK to sell them ships that were originally intended for Brazil
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Iατρός Σ Λ@DSMkC6A·
@RArtaviaL Don Roberto, 2 cosas: la Fedefut necesita un presidente como ud, y traten de modificar la graderia norte a ver si se puede llegar a los 25 mil asientos o mas
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Roberto Artavia
Roberto Artavia@RArtaviaL·
Buenos días Morados, Empezamos el torneo y afortunadamente lo hicimos con una contundente victoria, con Luis Javier haciendo golazos y dando asistencias, Orlando cumpliendo con su trabajo, y felices con el regreso de Newton y el debut de Fabricio, ambos con gol. En las siguientes semanas jugaremos 9 partidos entre torneo local y Copa Centroamericana, que serán determinantes para nuestras aspiraciones. Dada la alta intensidad de ambas competencias, seguramente veremos diferentes alineaciones y planteamientos tácticos a lo largo de las jornadas, por lo que es importante que diferentes figuras del plantel vayan tomando ritmo, teniendo minutos y, mejor aún, participación en goles. Anoche tuvimos, con Abraham, Samir, Mathías y Fabricio, cuatro jóvenes de gran proyección con excelente participación en el juego; vimos las primeras pinceladas de lo que aportarán los recién llegados a nuestro equipo y poco a poco le llegará su momento a los que esperan desde el banquillo o que hoy se encuentran en las diferentes selecciones nacionales. He señalado en varias entrevistas recientes que uno de los objetivos de nuestra gestión en éste y los siguientes torneos es avanzar en el reemplazo generacional en nuestra plantilla y devolverle protagonismo a nuestra cantera y ayer se empezó a ver reflejado en la alineación titular y los reemplazos a lo largo del juego. Me quedo con esta foto del momento en que Newton celebra su gol con el apoyo genuino de todos sus compañeros, felices por él y muestra de la unión que se vive en nuestro camerino, que será esencial para avanzar hacia nuestras metas. ¡Vamos Saprissa!
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