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omg same idk what's going on anymore

good god theyve been arguing for like 30 minutes and i cannot tell what the point of it even is

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What's really sad about Ros on The Realm is that without Clown she would have 100% have been killed by now. There have been so many times this week where the Hostile faction have not been subtle about their intentions and Ros is panicking only for Clown to pop in and scare them away. Clown hovering around as a warning was the only thing keeping them at bay. I think this is why Clown is encouraging Ros to lean into killing people so much. No one sees her as a serious threat and so she is an easy target when they're desperate for a kill. And Pili is right, Clown can't always be there to protect Ros and the moment he's not around Pili will go back to targeting her. I don't doubt that Clown meant his threat that he will hunt down anyone that kills Ros but Pili is desperate enough to do it anyway.

Free my girl Ros she just wants to build and be silly and now she's going to get anxiety because people keep trying to kill her :(

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sacrificial king

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"When Ellen Kaphamtengo felt a sharp pain in her lower abdomen, she thought she might be in labour. It was the ninth month of her first pregnancy and she wasn’t taking any chances. With the help of her mother, the 18-year-old climbed on to a motorcycle taxi and rushed to a hospital in Malawi’s capital, Lilongwe, a 20-minute ride away.

At the Area 25 health centre, they told her it was a false alarm and took her to the maternity ward. But things escalated quickly when a routine ultrasound revealed that her baby was much smaller than expected for her pregnancy stage, which can cause asphyxia – a condition that limits blood flow and oxygen to the baby.

In Malawi, about 19 out of 1,000 babies die during delivery or in the first month of life. Birth asphyxia is a leading cause of neonatal mortality in the country, and can mean newborns suffering brain damage, with long-term effects including developmental delays and cerebral palsy.

Doctors reclassified Kaphamtengo, who had been anticipating a normal delivery, as a high-risk patient. Using AI-enabled foetal monitoring software, further testing found that the baby’s heart rate was dropping. A stress test showed that the baby would not survive labour.

The hospital’s head of maternal care, Chikondi Chiweza, knew she had less than 30 minutes to deliver Kaphamtengo’s baby by caesarean section. Having delivered thousands of babies at some of the busiest public hospitals in the city, she was familiar with how quickly a baby’s odds of survival can change during labour.

Chiweza, who delivered Kaphamtengo’s baby in good health, says the foetal monitoring programme has been a gamechanger for deliveries at the hospital.

“[In Kaphamtengo’s case], we would have only discovered what we did either later on, or with the baby as a stillbirth,” she says.

The software, donated by the childbirth safety technology company PeriGen through a partnership with Malawi’s health ministry and Texas children’s hospital, tracks the baby’s vital signs during labour, giving clinicians early warning of any abnormalities. Since they began using it three years ago, the number of stillbirths and neonatal deaths at the centre has fallen by 82%. It is the only hospital in the country using the technology.

“The time around delivery is the most dangerous for mother and baby,” says Jeffrey Wilkinson, an obstetrician with Texas children’s hospital, who is leading the programme. “You can prevent most deaths by making sure the baby is safe during the delivery process.”

The AI monitoring system needs less time, equipment and fewer skilled staff than traditional foetal monitoring methods, which is critical in hospitals in low-income countries such as Malawi, which face severe shortages of health workers. Regular foetal observation often relies on doctors performing periodic checks, meaning that critical information can be missed during intervals, while AI-supported programs do continuous, real-time monitoring. Traditional checks also require physicians to interpret raw data from various devices, which can be time consuming and subject to error.

Area 25’s maternity ward handles about 8,000 deliveries a year with a team of around 80 midwives and doctors. While only about 10% are trained to perform traditional electronic monitoring, most can use the AI software to detect anomalies, so doctors are aware of any riskier or more complex births. Hospital staff also say that using AI has standardised important aspects of maternity care at the clinic, such as interpretations on foetal wellbeing and decisions on when to intervene.

Kaphamtengo, who is excited to be a new mother, believes the doctor’s interventions may have saved her baby’s life. “They were able to discover that my baby was distressed early enough to act,” she says, holding her son, Justice.

Doctors at the hospital hope to see the technology introduced in other hospitals in Malawi, and across Africa.

“AI technology is being used in many fields, and saving babies’ lives should not be an exception,” says Chiweza. “It can really bridge the gap in the quality of care that underserved populations can access.”"

-via The Guardian, December 26, 2024

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Thank god for Sketchfab. Drawing the car was so worth it

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pili, watching pangi walk away for like ten seconds: oh my god i can feel my separation anxiety

aimsey: oh my go-- GET A GRIP GOJO jesus christ stand up oh my god

pili: oh my gosh its just like the anime its just like the anime-- wELL NOT LIKE THAT NOT LIKE THAT

aimsey: DUDE... WHERE YOU GO I GO?? WHERE YOU SEE I SEE?

pili: im gonna shut up im gonna shut up--

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I was watching Tangofrag's VOD from last night and Ros on a whim was like "I want to kill Badboyhalo!" and Tango rightfully was a little a concerned because Bad has really good gear and is decent at PVP but Clown just said "Oh! You want to kill him? Give me your gear!" And then proceeded to upgrade Ros's armor to be the most OP on the server besides his own. No one else on the server can even come CLOSE to Clown's gear because his enchanting and smithing are so maxed out. He calls himself "The Unbreakable" because it's really hard for him to take damage at all. Like Clown just fully decked Ros out with the strongest armor, weapon, gapples and an OP potion and walked her through exactly how to kill Bad. No real hesitation either, he just handed her all of that for free. She ended up hesitating and not going through with it tonight but he was so excited and supportive of her bloodlust. They're a really fun duo. One of the strongest PVPers happily enabling a builder learning how to kill. He's so proud. I hope Ros kills more people.

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Left alone

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p.s. yes I've been busy working on this, I'll continue the fanon swap request after this >:)

also, I settled down with Earth Scar, It's just so perfect, causing eclipses on the moon and everything

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MYTHICALSAUSAGE IS COMING TO THE REALM SMP AAAAAAAAAAAA

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“kill them with kindness” WRONG! nether dimension

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Yeah ok I’ll learn to draw cars. Something cool in the works 👀

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another king foolish painting anyone surprised

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YO KANAYA COLLABED WITH THE CREATOR OF TUBBO’S SONG AND IT’S GOT FEELS

LISTEN TO THIS SHIT

THEN LISTEN TO IT TOGETHER

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Silly fool in the kingdom of fools

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a foolish kingdom. a kingdom of fools if u will

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parkour civilization getting big on twitter is wild from my youtuber perspective because ordinary people are posting tweets saying like "I HATE THIS EVIL MFER" and the photo attached is the guy who bought me a dave & busters mojito on my 21st birthday