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The Origins of Christmas - Vimarsana News

The Origins of Christmas

Today's holiday culture wars continue an ancient struggle, as Nat Parry explores in this adaptation from his book, How Christmas Became Christmas: The Pagan and Christian Origins of the Beloved Holiday. By Nat Parry Medium By focusing their wrath on what they perceive as “creeping secular

Randy Roth: Public Corruption In The Land Of Aloha - Vimarsana News

Randy Roth: Public Corruption In The Land Of Aloha

The Broken Trust and Mailbox Conspiracy scandals are now history, but valuable lessons remain unlearned.

Trump the Supreme Loser - Vimarsana News

Trump the Supreme Loser

He appointed a third of the Justices but has the worst record before them in modern history.

Skeptical Science New Research for Week #51 2023 - Vimarsana News

Skeptical Science New Research for Week #51 2023

Open access notables From this week's government and NGO section, Flaws in EPA’s Monitoring and Verification of Carbon Capture Projects, Preet Bains, Environmental Integrity Project (pdf):

Common Healthcare Related Instruments Subjected To Magnetic Attraction Study (CHRISTMAS): prospective in situ experimental study - Vimarsana News

Common Healthcare Related Instruments Subjected To Magnetic Attraction Study (CHRISTMAS): prospective in situ experimental study

Objective To investigate the behaviour of common healthcare related objects in a 3 tesla (T) MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scanner, examining their ability to self-propel towards the scanner bore and their potential for tissue penetration. Design Prospective in situ experimental study. Setting Clinical 3 T MRI scanner. Customised rig designed and built to guide objects towards the scanner bore. Participants 12 categories of objects commonly found in hospitals, or on patients or healthcare professionals, or near an MRI scanning room. Human tissue penetration simulated with ballistic gel (Fed...

Source: bmj.com