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Former UFC fighter Paul The Polar Bear Varelans passes away at 51

Paul The Polar Bear Varelans, an early UFC star, lost his battle with COVID-19 Saturday, passing away at the age of 51. Varelans had been in a medically induced coma at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, GA, in intensive care, on and off a ventilator and dialysis since December 12th. He had posted on social that he felt really sick two days earlier. Later, after testing positive, he said he felt the worst he ever had like he was in a fight with an expert on kidney punches who was hammering him and the punches never stopped. Billed at 6-foot-8 and 300 pounds, Varelans was one of the early UFC PPV stars. A former San Jose State football player who got his nickname because he grew up in Fairbanks, Alaska, he was training with someone in martial arts when his instructor found out about UFC. However, the instructor was too small for an unlimited weight division tournament, and Varelans, with very little skill and great size, debuted at UFC 6 on July 14, 1995, in Casper, Wyoming,

Patients Count on Connections in Georgia s Mess of a Vaccine Rollout

Patients Count on ‘Connections’ in Georgia’s Mess of a Vaccine Rollout Olivia Messer © Provided by The Daily Beast Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast If you’re a health-care worker in Georgia, you may have already received your vaccine. If you’re anyone else, chances are you’ve gone searching for a shortcut. “Our hospital has done an excellent job of getting physicians and staff vaccinated,” said Dr. Adam Friedlander, an Atlanta-based emergency physician at a suburban hospital, who received his second dose on Jan. 6. “It’s been very smooth and easy for really every doctor I know. But what’s crazy is that every single non-physician I know who has been vaccinated did it through a back door.”

Why Jon Ossoff makes such a deadly opponent for David Perdue

Why Jon Ossoff makes such a deadly opponent for David Perdue - OLD Andrew Naughtie © Provided by The Independent Of the four candidates in Georgia’s twin Senate elections, only one of them is known for his skills on the stump. Jon Ossoff, who is taking on Republican Senator David Perdue, has acquired a reputation as a fiercely smart and sharp-tongued campaigner – and he hasn’t even held elected office before. Jon Ossoff, a 33-year-old former congressional staffer and investigative journalist, was not a dead cert to make it through the first round of this year’s Senate election. But on 3 November, he polled only 88,000 votes behind Mr Perdue, who fell 0.27 points short of the 50 per cent threshold he needed to meet to avoid a runoff.

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