England women’s senior team recognised in King’s New Year Honours list
Further recognition comes with an MBE for the long-serving England women’s team doctor, Dr Ritan Mehta, head of…
#NewsBeep #News #Headlines #2026 #AlexGreenwoodandDrRitanMehta #damesarinawiegman #EllaToone #englandwomen'snationalfootballteam #georgiastanway #king'snewyearhonourslist #LeahWilliamson #MBE #OBE #recognition #UK #UnitedKingdom
https://www.newsbeep.com/341507/
Congratulations Warwick Davis, OBE
#WarwickDavis #StarWars #FanthaTracks #warwickdavis #OBE #newyearshonourslist
Congratulations to Warwick Davis, OBE.
Read the whole story at the below link:
https://www.fanthatracks.com/news/film-music-tv/congratulations-warwick-davis-obe/?fsp_sid=58297
Guest Breaks Protocol, King Charles Can't Stop Laughing
https://youtu.be/iO1axGkttOc
#KingCharles #RoyalFamily #WindsorCastle #Protocol #Heartwarming #OBE #OliverKingFoundation
Príbeh človeka, čo sa ocitol mimo svojho tela ., v dobe keď ho operovali.
#pbs #zbs #nde #obe
Michael L PBS 8543
https://www.nderf.org/Czech/michael_l_pbs_8543.htm
https://www.storyangles.com/post/astral-projection
Astral Projection
The Boundaries of Consciousness
Out of Body Experiences — Real or Hallucinations?
#paranormal #astralprojection #consciousness #OBE #outofbodyexperience #StoryAngles
#parapsychology #NDE #OBE #neardeath #life #afterlife #TheSelfDoesNotDie #medicine #ER #hospital #OCD #life #obsessivecompulsivedisorder #death #paranormal #weird #spooky #TitusRivas #unexplained #UnexplainedPhenomena #NearDeathExperience
An excerpt from a truly fascinating book by Titus Rivas, “The Self Does Not Die.” It’s a collection of documented paranormal NDE cases verified by doctors, surgeons, and medical professionals. A great read if you’re into the paranormal…
How it started.
www.magnetisme.nu/english
#microTMS #pain #depression #TMS #rTMS #OBE #NDE #biohacking
Jetzt geht's wieder los und eir haben verschärfte Bedingungen 😁... #phrasenschwein #obe #fcsp
Your body’s just an avatar. #TomCampbell reflects on his years working with #RobertMonroe, the pioneer of #OutOfBody experiences #OBEs. In this interview with #JeffreyMishlove, Campbell shares insights on fear, spirituality, and the foundations of #MyBigTOE #MBT #soulfulvideos #OBE #Consciousness
REVOLUTIONARY 1st book to combine #AfterlifeExploration with AI art! Elysium Unveiled shows us what awaits beyond death through stunning visuals. For any who struggle to visualise, this book is a godsend, offering vivid, photorealistic glimpses into #SpiritualAwakening. #SoulfulBooks #OBE
Im @oberbaumeck.bsky.social läuft das Ozzy-Gesamtwerk ... 🖤🤘🖤
#OBE
Gordon Jago, a legendary figure in the Dallas-area soccer scene, dies at 92 🇬🇧 ⚽ 🤠
Jago earned multiple accolades throughout his life and focused on growing soccer’s popularity in the Dallas area.
#MastodonFC #Dallas #DallasCup #GordonJago #Soccer #Texas #Sidekicks #NASL #USMNT #Sports #OBE #CharltonAFC #QPR #Rowdies #MISL #RIP #MLS #FCDallas
University professor honoured for expertise in health data innovation
Professor David Ford, professor of informatics and director of Population Data Science based in Swansea University Medical School, has been appointed OBE in the King’s Birthday Honours list in recognition of his services to social science.
His work has transformed the ethical and secure use of data for the public good, both in the UK and globally, enabling interdisciplinary research at the intersection of health and social sciences. By uncovering insights into population-level trends and the social determinants of health, Professor Ford has significantly advanced understanding of how societal factors shape health outcomes, impacting social science research and evidence-informed policy.
He said: “I am both surprised and delighted to be awarded this honour. I never for a moment thought I would be in the running for one!
“Of course, while I am absolutely thrilled to receive it, I am very conscious that any successes associated with me over the years were only possible through the hard work and dedication of a lot of very clever colleagues. It is with them I share this award.”
Professor Ford is the co-founder and director of the Secure Anonymised Information Linkage (SAIL) Databank, and the Secure e-Research Platform (SeRP), which contains billions of person-based records. SAIL has become a trusted population databank, improving lives by providing researchers with secure, linkable and anonymised data.
In 2024 the contribution of the SAIL Databank to the harnessing of public data to improve population health and wellbeing led to Swansea University being awarded a prestigious Queen’s Anniversary Prize.
Professor Ford is a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (FRSA) and was also included in DataIQ 100 most influential people in data and analytics for 2021.
He will receive his insignia at an investiture later this year.
#HMKingCharlesIII #KingSBirthdayHonours #OBE #Swansea #SwanseaUniversity
Scientists investigate the incredible phenomenon of OBEs - Earth.com
Most people go through life feeling glued to their skin. Hands move, feet follow, and the world stays in front of their eyes. Yet a surprising slice of the population has reported slipping loose, hovering a few feet up, and seeing their own body from the outside.
The phenomenon is called an out-of-body experience (OBE), and its meaning has long puzzled science.
Has anyone here had an out of body experience?
I've only ever felt something like one deep in dreaming, never when mostly awake. I wonder what it must feel like. Even knowing the roots are completely in our own brain and the effect is a mere trick of perception, it still must be awesome to experience.
In dreams, it feels like dying. It seems the waking version is more pleasant.
Laboratory work links the effect to the temporoparietal junction, the brain’s traffic circle for balance, vision, and the sense of owning a body.
When signals there clash – because of stress, epilepsy, lack of oxygen, or a virtual-reality headset – the mind may decide to leave its usual seat.
Swansea Bay health professionals named in King’s birthday honours
Plastic surgeon, Professor Iain Whitaker, and Lymphoedema nurse, Karen Morgan, have been award The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (OBE) and Medal of the Order of the British Empire (BEM) respectively.
Professor Iain Whitaker is an honorary consultant plastic surgeon at the Welsh Centre for Burns and Plastic Surgery at Morriston Hospital.
Karen Morgan is the National Lymphoedema Education and Research Lead at Lymphoedema Wales, based in Cimla Hospital.
The King’s Birthday Honours list recognises the achievements and service of people across the UK, from all walks of life.
Professor Whitaker, who also holds the Chair of Plastic Surgery in Swansea University Medical School, was appointed OBE in recognition of his services to plastic surgery (clinical, research and training).
He said: “I am deeply honoured to receive this award and am thankful for the recognition for more than 20 years of work within the specialty of plastic surgery.
“I would like to thank all those involved in my nomination and acknowledge that this is also a reflection of the achievements and contributions of the organisations, communities and individuals that I work with.
“My aim has been to work tirelessly to investigate ways to improve patient care, whilst building a multidisciplinary team and inspiring the brightest and the best surgeons in training to come to Wales and raise the profile of the nation.”
Karen Morgan was awarded the honour for services to lymphoedema care.
She said: “I was and still am very shocked and emotional about receiving the notification about this prestigious award.
“I have worked within SBUHB since I first qualified as a nurse in 1989 and as you know the National Lymphoedema Team are hosted by the health board.
“I am very proud of the health board so to raise its profile and that of Lymphoedema Wales Clinical Network (LWCN) is amazing.”
Swansea Bay University Health Board Chief Executive, Abigail Harris congratulated the pair.
She said: “I would like to congratulate Professor Whitaker and Karen Morgan for their inclusion in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours list.
“They have both been recognised for excellence in their chosen fields and humbly acknowledge the support of their colleagues in achieving such regal recognition.
“It’s always pleasing to see talented and dedicated clinicians being able to flourish here in Swansea Bay as it not only offers encouragement to others but reassures our patients that they are in the best of hands.”
Health board Chair, Jan Williams, added: “I would like to add my warmest congratulation to Karen and Iain for their much deserved honours.
“It’s always a joy to see the efforts of our staff being recognised on a national level.
“It’s particularly nice to see them recognise the contribution of their colleagues as we all know that we are blessed in Swansea Bay to have such a hardworking, dedicated workforce.”
#BEM #Cimla #CimlaHospital #HMKingCharlesIII #KingSBirthdayHonours #MorristonHospital #OBE #SwanseaBayUniversityHealthBoard
