2003 Athlete Cardiac Arrests or Serious Issues, 1400 of Them Dead, Since COVID Injection
It is definitely not normal for so many mainly young athletes to suffer from cardiac arrests or to die while playing their sport, but this year it is happening. Many of these heart issues and deaths come shortly after they got a COVID vaccine. While it is possible this can happen to people who did…
Covid Vaccines Damage All Hearts, Study Finds
A new scientific study by Nakahara et al. tested Covid-vaccinated people to see if they have “silent” changes in heart muscle function that standard radiology tests could detect. The study shows very unsettling results. Scientists measured myocardial 18Fluorine-fluorodeoxyglucose (18F-FDG) uptake. F-FDG has molecular similarity to glucose. However, 18F-FDG does not metabolise like glucose. Therefore, PET scans could detect it, and its…
New ‘air vax’ delivers mRNA right to your lungs, raising serious bioethical concerns
Researchers say this new ‘air vax’ method could ‘radically change the way people are vaccinated,’ but it could also be used to rapidly vaccinate the masses without their knowledge or consent. STORY AT-A-GLANCE Yale University researchers have developed an airborne method for delivering mRNA right to your lungs. In a study on mice, the scientists…
San Leandro police confirm two homicides, days apart, in fitness center parking lot
One happened Sept. 14 and the other Sept. 24 in the lot at 24-Hour Fitness, police said Friday San Leandro police said on Friday that two men were fatally shot in the same fitness center parking lot about ten days apart. The men’s names, ages, and places of residence were not released. According to an…
Though overnight sprinkles may kick off weekend, Bay Area will heat up for October’s first full week
Highs of more than 90 degrees were predicted for parts of the Bay Area next week While other parts of the country were dealing with treacherous downpours and a wet first week of autumn, the Bay Area was expecting a slightly stormy, but brief, dose of rain late Friday before a predicted rise in temperature…
Editorial: Feinstein succeeded by eschewing political partisanship
Senator’s willingness to pragmatically reach across the aisle contrasted with today’s era of polarized governing In this day and age of hyperpartisanship in state and national politics, elected officials in Sacramento and Washington, D.C. should pause to consider Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s willingness to reach across the aisle pragmatically. Feinstein, the nation’s oldest senator, California’s first…
Who killed Tupac Shakur? What we know about the rapper’s murder investigation, almost 30 years later
The answer to the question “Who murdered Tupac Shakur?” has remained a mystery for nearly three decades. A law enforcement source told that an arrest has been made in Las Vegas in connection with the legendary musician’s 1996 murder. According to a source familiar with the investigation, Duane Keith Davis, aka “Keffe D,” was arrested…
Quick Fix: Chicken Alfredo an easy Italian dinner
When I think of garlicy, creamy Alfredo sauce, I recall sitting in a café in Rome, carefully spooning up every drop. It’s a traditional Italian dish with a simple preparation. For an easy Italian dinner, I decided to add chicken and basil to this classic pasta dish. To round out this quick dinner, add a…
Feinstein’s death forces tough Senate appointment on Gov. Newsom that could upend race for her seat
Newsom under pressure to quickly appoint successor Gavin Newsom has publicly expressed his dread of the decision he must make. With the death of Dianne Feinstein, California’s longest-serving senator, on Thursday night, the moment has arrived, forcing the Democratic governor to make a decision complicated by his public promises to appoint a Black woman who…
