My son is struggling with trying to understand their accent while attending TMU! Why is this allowed in Canadian classrooms? Every time I call a number, the majority are Indian speaking accent which I have to listen more carefully and trying to understand what they are saying
My son’s friend goes to Humber College and told me something today that floored me.
An instructor walked out of class and one of the students immediately stood up and said, “Did anybody understand what they just said?”
Nobody did.
He tells me 4 of his 6 instructors have English as a second language, and in several classes he struggles to clearly understand what is being taught.
Then you add instructors basically reading off PowerPoint slides and calling it teaching.
These kids are PAYING thousands of dollars for this.
Meanwhile, you can go on YouTube for free and find someone who has spent hours putting together a lesson, explains the material clearly, gives examples, and lets you replay anything you don't understand.
At some point higher education has to confront its value proposition.
If students are learning the material better from YouTube than inside the classroom they're paying thousands to attend, the model has a serious problem.
🚨 ELON MUSK'S BOMBSHELL!
He just dropped the phrase that's going to change EVERYTHING:
Starlink will have a single account that covers your home antenna (with Wi-Fi included) AND your cell phone too.
“SpaceX is going to give you high-speed internet DIRECT from the satellite to your phone… no middlemen.”
When this blows up, you'll be able to watch high-definition videos standing in the middle of nowhere, in any corner of the planet.
This isn't “the future” anymore…
It's happening NOW!
Who's ready to say goodbye to dead zones?
American Family Nurse Practitioner saw a patient in the Emergency room and has a very serious warning. Don’t let your dog lick you on the mouth
A patient came into the emergency and she looked extremely pregnant, like 8-9 months pregnant but the patient said she wasn’t pregnant
After running all the tests everything kept coming back as normal and not pregnant
But the belly was extremely distended and “if was clear that something was in there” it was also very “firm”
Every test keeps coming back as normal
“Nothing explains why it looks like she's immediately about to deliver. Then we ultrasound her abdomen, and we don't see a baby. Nope. Massive cystic structure taking up a huge portion of her abdominal cavity. Tumor? Massive hepatic cyst? Some bizarre congenital anomaly?
Go to CT, and that's where we find enormous 25-centimeter lesion in the right lobe of her liver. So big that it's displacing her bowel and other organs in the same sense that a pregnancy might do. The cysts weren't empty. There were smaller pieces inside the cysts. Imagine this big ball filled with littler balls. It gets worse”
“Radiology calls them daughter cysts, and this is where infectious diseases gets involved and we start drawing a bunch of labs and doing way more studies.
Cystic echinococcosis.She has a hydatid cyst. What causes hydatid cyst? Echinococcosis granulosus. Parasitic tapeworm. Yes, I said tapeworm.
Someone brilliantly asks, "Hey, do you have any dogs?" Which she replies, "Yeah, my dog is my life. He's my literal baby." The dog sleeps in her bed, licks her face, and kisses her on the mouth all the time. This is where it gets gross.
Dogs and other canids can be definitive hosts for echinococcosis, the adult tapeworms, like the final form. The adult worms live in intestines and produce microscopic eggs that shed in feces.
Humans accidentally ingest them through fecal-oral transmission. The eggs hatch, larvae penetrate the intestinal walls, they enter circulation. What's the first place that they meet in circulation? The liver. Once they're there, they slowly form these massive cysts that take up a ton of space.
What's inside those cysts? More of the parasites. All of the tiny balls on the CT that we saw, the balls inside of balls inside of balls, those are literally more baby parasites that are gonna grow up into adult tapeworms and then penetrate the walls of the intestine, replicate, and make more parasites.
One of the scary parts is that they can grow for years and not have anybody know. Another scary part is you don't just stick a needle in, suck it out, and be done with it. If you mess this up and you spill the contents of those cysts, there are tons of tiny baby parasite particles spread about the abdomen and make everything so much worse. They can invade other organs. They can do tons of damage. It's a mess.
Not only that, spilling those contents can actually trigger anaphylactic reaction, so people can die from opening them up and spilling them. So infectious diseases and hepatobiliary get involved, and they end up performing a definitive surgery on this woman to make sure that they very, very carefully clear out her abdomen without spilling any of the contents anywhere else”
She has to have surgery, is out on antiparasitics and that massive belly goes away
“Please stop letting your animals lick your face. I don't care if you love them. Kiss them on the forehead, scratch their belly, tell them they are the best things on earth — Don't let the dog that just spent 10 minutes licking its booty hole lick the inside of your mouth”
Globally there are around 200,000 cases of this per year
If you get this and it’s large like with this patient it can actually be deadly if it ruptures
This is coming from an abattoir in Withybush Wales of course its a Halal one, the rivers evidently is blood red and chemically smelling ammonia etc, one man had said the river used to be full of Trout and Mackrel for fishing now its just poisoned every fish . Environmental health hopefully are onto it .
Our beautiful country is being destroyed by people coming here trying to make it into what they came from and this has to be stopped!
Restore Britain
32-year-old Abdul Mohamed married 10-year-old Priya
- now pregnant — after paying her father just $580. This barbaric child marriage is legal under Sharia law.
Ban Islamists and deport them all
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