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Plaid perform embarrassing u-turn on local government reorganisation
Plaid have performed an embarrassing u-turn by supporting the Welsh Government's local government reorganisation plans, Peter Black AM has said today.
Only a couple of weeks ago, Simon Thomas stated that he believed the Welsh Government's Local Government bill was "taking the p*ss", yet today his party looks set to allow the bill to pass despite it not being changed.
Peter Black, Welsh Liberal Democrat Shadow Local Government Minister, said:
"This is humiliating stuff. Only weeks after one of Plaid's Assembly Members made clear he would be voting against the bill, his party is now stating that they will support it. They are in an absolute mess.
"Plaid have sold out, but received absolutely nothing in return. It's bizarre.
"Their embarrassing u-turn is based on smoke and mirrors. They have achieved literally nothing. There is no commitment for a fair voting system and it was always the case that mergers were not going to happen before the Assembly election.
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Richard Cocks
For other people named Richard Cocks, see Richard Cocks (disambiguation).
Richard Cocks (1566–1624) was the head of the British East India Company trading post in Hirado, Japan, between 1613 and 1623, from its creation, and lasting to its closure due to bankruptcy.[1][2]
He was baptised on 20 January 1565 at St Chad's, Seighford, Staffordshire, the fifth of the seven children of Robert Cocks of Stallbrook, yeoman, and his wife, Helen. He was apprenticed in London and became a member of the Clothworkers' Company.
During his time in Japan, he wrote a very detailed diary, relating the history of the trading post, the situation of Japan at the time, and the activities of English merchants in Japan, among whom was also the English pilot and samurai, retainer to Tokugawa Ieyasu, William Adams, with whom he wrote he had visited the residence of the Imperial Fleet Admiral, under orders from the Shogun, to discuss the possibility, required logistics, and outcome of an invasion of the Philippines in 1616.[3] The surviving documents of the trading post (letters, accounts and journals) are a unique source of first-hand accounts of Early Modern Japan through secular Western eyes.[4]
After the trading post was closed in 1623, Cocks sailed for England on the Anne Royal but died and was buried at sea on 27 March 1624 in the southern Indian Ocean.
^ "Cocks, Richard (bap. 1565, d. 1624)", by Anthony Farrington, "Oxford Dictionary of National Biography", Oxford University Press, 2004. <http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/47038>.
^ A World Elsewhere. Europe's Encounter with Japan in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries, by Derek Massarella, Yale University Press, 1990.
^ Diary of Richard Cocks, with preface by N. Murakami (1899, reprinted from the Hakluyt Society ed. 1883)
^ The English Factory in Japan 1613-1623, ed. by Anthony Farrington, British Library, 1991.
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Union HRD Minister Shri Prakash Javadekar through video conferencing launched the 'Institution's Innovation Council (IIC)program under Innovation cell of MHRD in New Delhi today.
Speaking on the occasion the Minister said that the it is a significant step in institutionalising innovation and developing a scientific temperament in the country.
He informed that the purpose of formation of network of Institution's Innovation Councils (IICs) is to encourage, inspire and nurture young students by exposing them to new ideas and processes resulting in innovative activities in their formative years.
He also informed that more than 1000 Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) have already formed IICs in their campuses and enrolled for the IIC network managed by MHRD's Innovation cell to promote innovation through multitudinous modes leading to an innovation promotion eco-system in their campuses.
The Union Minister said that Universities are the main research centers of developed countries and because of their research they are at the top in global innovation ranking.
He said that now Indian universities are also setting up research centers through 'Institution' s Innovation Council(IIC) program and we are expecting good rank in global innovation ranking in next 2-3 years through this initiative.
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He also appreciated the efforts the officials of MHRD and AICTE to bring out this program which will contribute in the holistic development of education in the country.
Shri R. Subrahmanyam, Secretary (HE), MHRD, Prof. Anil Sahasrabudhe, Chairman, AICTE, Dr. N. Saravana Kumar, Joint Secretary (TE), Prof.Bhushan Patwardhan,Vice-Chairman,UGC, Dr. Abhay Jere, CIO, MIC and dignitaries from the Central Govt agencies and more than 800 representatives from Higher Educational Institutions and Universities across the country were present on the occasion.


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Coronavirus updates: Air travel hits pandemic high amid winter holidays
With more than 100,000 people hospitalized, the nation's top infectious-disease expert, Anthony S. Fauci, told CNN he feared widespread holiday travel and gatherings could cause a "surge upon a surge."
Here are some significant developments:
More than 2 million people have received their first dose of one of the two coronavirus vaccines approved for emergency use in the United States.
After President Trump's last-minute signing of the coronavirus stimulus bill, which included $600 checks for American households, the House voted to beef up the payments to $2,000. Passage of the measure is uncertain because Senate Republicans have not unified behind the idea.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) said stay-at-home orders in the southern part of the state and its Central Valley would "very likely" be extended, as both regions contend with nearly overwhelming levels of hospitalized virus patients.
A Walter Reed physician who criticized Trump for greeting supporters while hospitalized with covid-19 said in a tweet that he had worked his last shift at the hospital. "I regret nothing," wrote the doctor, James Phillips, whose impending removal was reported by news outlets earlier this month.
The United Kingdom, where a fast-spreading new variant of the virus was first detected, reported a record 41,385 new cases Monday.
A citizen journalist who chronicled the early days of the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan was sentenced by a Chinese court to four years in prison, underscoring the government's extreme sensitivity to criticism of its pandemic response.
As a year like no other draws to a close, the United States finds itself experiencing dueling realities: Vaccinations are underway, offering hope of an end to the pandemic, but infections, hospitalizations and deaths have reached record numbers.
Nearly 16 million first doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines are scheduled for distribution over the next week, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The supply will cover almost 5 percent of the country and is enough for about three-quarters of the medical workers and nursing home residents and staff, according to Washington Post analysis.
At the same time, around 200,000 new coronavirus cases have been reported daily in recent weeks, with a record high of 252,431 on Dec. 17. The nation's overall caseload surpassed 19 million on Sunday. Hospitalizations have exceeded 100,000 since the start of December and hit a peak of 119,000 on Dec. 23. Deaths are averaging more than 2,000 per day; the deadliest day was Dec. 17, with 3,406 fatalities reported.
Amid such a surge, Fauci said he believes the worst of the pandemic is still ahead, especially following the winter holiday season. He said an increase in cases could overwhelm already stressed health-care systems.
"If you put more pressure on the system by what might be a post-seasonal surge because of the traveling and the likely congregating of people for the good, warm purposes of being together for the holidays — it's very tough for people to not do that," Fauci said.
He added that he was concerned it "might actually get worse," in the next few weeks, echoing comments from President-elect Joe Biden, who said last week that "our darkest days in the battle against covid are ahead of us, not behind us."
With New Year's Eve looming, the CDC on Monday reiterated calls for Americans to celebrate the holidays at home. The agency repeated earlier warnings that travel and gatherings could increase the risk of transmission, suggesting people host virtual countdowns or cheer the new year as a neighborhood, with families celebrating in front of their homes.
"The safest way to celebrate the new year is to celebrate at home with the people who live with you or virtually with friends and family," the CDC said in guidance posted on its website. "Staying home is the best way to protect yourself and others."
In California, the national epicenter that continues to lead all states in new infections, virus hospitalizations and reported deaths, officials delivered a glimmer of good news on Monday, tempered with a foreboding warning.
A majority of the state is seeing the number of coronavirus patients admitted to hospitals plateau, Newsom said at a Monday new conference. A notable exception, he added, is Southern California — especially Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
Just in Los Angeles County — the most populous in the country — officials have reported an average of more than 10,000 new infections per day for more than two weeks running.
But in a situation so dire, even the slightest improvement is notable. Newsom and the head of the state's health department attributed the subtle leveling-off to the stay-at-home orders in place for much of the state.
"We're pleased to see a little bit of a plateau," Health and Human Services Secretary Mark Ghaly said. "The trends have started to come down a bit, but it's not enough. We need people to not let up their guard."
The stay-at-home orders for Southern California and the state's Central Valley were set to expire on Tuesday, but Newsom said they will "very likely" be extended.
California saw its record-shattering surge of new cases and hospitalizations in the weeks following the Thanksgiving holiday, a stark warning of the consequences of widespread travel and gathering. For that same reason, officials expect the coming weeks to be just as difficult.
"We're worried not just about what's happened over the last couple weeks, but really what's going to happen when we see the cases from the Christmas holiday and Hanukkah, coming up now with the New Year's celebrations," Ghaly said.
Newsom, echoing Fauci, described it as "a surge on top of a surge on top of a surge."
Mid-January, they said, could be a very grim time.
The governor also addressed the local officials who have said they would refuse to enforce the state's stay-at-home orders, notably the sheriffs in Los Angeles, Riverside and Orange counties. If local governments adopt policies that explicitly defy the orders, they could risk losing state relief funds, Newsom said.
"What more evidence do you need that trying to enforce good behavior will actually save lives?" he said. "It's a noble and right thing to do."
Paulina Firozi contributed to this report.
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Netflix announced that its newest original animated kids series, "Skylanders Academy", will premiere exclusively on Netflix October 28. Based on Activision Blizzard's record-breaking video game franchise, the show follows the heroic adventures of Spyro, Eruptor, Stealth Elf, Jet-Vac and Pop Fizz as they travel the vast Skylands universe, protecting it from evil-doers.
Eruptor, Spyro and Elf unite to fight off evil and protect the Skylands Courtesy of Activision Blizzard
As darkness begins to threaten the balance of peace in the Skylands, Master Eon is forced to assemble a ragtag group of heroes to protect the universe from evil-doers Kaos and the Doom Raiders. Using their unique blend of personalities and elemental-based super powers, Spyro and his fellow Skylanders are called upon to set aside egos as they come together to maintain harmony and balance in the land. Jam-packed with humor, heart and memorable moments, Skylanders Academy promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats with epic action for kids of all ages.
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Led by showrunner Eric Rogers, the series features the voices of Justin Long as Spyro; Ashley Tisdale as Stealth Elf; Jonathan Banks as Eruptor; and Norm MacDonald as Glumshanks. Additional voice talent includes Susan Sarandon, Daniel Wu, Parker Posey, James Hetfield, Catherine O'Hara, Chris Diamantopoulos, Bobcat Goldthwait, Diamond Minecart and Harland Williams, among others.
Netflix members worldwide will be able to join in the adventure and humor of learning the "Skylander way" starting this fall. Season 1 launches exclusively on Netflix October 28, with Season 2 landing in late 2017.
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Categories: Ships built in Massachusetts | Sturgeon class submarines | Cold War submarines of the United States | United States Navy nuclear ships | Exploration of the Arctic | Polar exploration | Arctic exploration vessels | 1966 ships
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USS Whale (SSN-638) and her ship's insignia.
Name: USS Whale (SSN-638)
Namesake: The whale family of aquatic mammals
Builder: General Dynamics Quincy Shipbuilding Division, Quincy, Massachusetts
Laid down: 27 May 1964
Launched: 14 October 1966
Sponsored by: Mrs. Russell B. Long
Commissioned: 12 October 1968
Decommissioned: 25 June 1996
Struck: 25 June 1996
Honors and
awards: Battle Efficiency Award (Battle "E") 1991
Fate: Scrapping via Ship and Submarine Recycling Program completed 1 July 1996
Class and type: Sturgeon-class attack submarine
Displacement: 3,860 long tons (3,922 t) surfaced
4,640 long tons (4,714 t) submerged
Length: 292 ft 3 in (89.08 m)
Beam: 31 ft 8 in (9.65 m)
Draft: 28 ft 8 in (8.74 m)
Propulsion: 1 × S5W nuclear reactor
2 × steam turbines
15,000 shp (11.2 MW)
Speed: 15 knots (28 km/h; 17 mph) surfaced
25 knots (46 km/h; 29 mph) submerged
Test depth: 1,300 ft (396 m)
Complement: 107
Armament: 4 × 21-inch (533 mm) torpedo tubes
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• UUM-44A SUBROC missiles
• UGM-84A/C Harpoon missiles
• Tomahawk cruise missiles
USS Whale (SSN-638) was a Sturgeon-class submarine nuclear-powered attack submarine of the United States Navy. She was the second ship of that name, after the whale family of aquatic mammals.
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2 Service history
3 Decommissioning and disposal
Whale's keel was laid down on 27 May 1964 at the General Dynamics Quincy Shipbuilding Division shipyard in Quincy, Massachusetts. She was launched on 14 October 1966, sponsored by Mrs. Russell B. Long, the wife of United States Senator Russell B. Long (1918-2003) of Louisiana, and commissioned on 12 October 1968, with Commander William M. Wolff, Jr. in command.
Whale arrived in her first home port, Charleston, South Carolina, on 2 November 1968 and, after a week in port, put to sea on 9 November 1968 for shakedown training, which she completed in November and December 1968 along with a series of post-commissioning tests, trials, and qualifications. In January 1969, she began normal operations out of Charleston with attack submarine training along the southeastern coast of the United States.
Whale at the North Pole in April 1969.
On 18 March 1969, Whale stood out of Charleston on her way north to operations above the Arctic Circle. She reached the North Pole on 6 April 1969 and surfaced there in commemoration of the 60th anniversary of Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary's 1909 arrival there. Following that event, she completed her mission under the polar ice cap and then headed south. After a visit to Faslane, Scotland, she voyaged home to Charleston, where she arrived on 9 May 1969.
Following two months of local operations out of Charleston, Whale sailed for Groton, Connecticut, and her post-shakedown repair period. After three months in the shipyard of the Electric Boat Division of the General Dynamics Corporation at Groton, she started back to Charleston on 16 October 1969. She arrived at Charleston on 20 October and conducted local operations for the remainder of 1969.
During the first half of 1970, Whale continued operations out of Charleston. In late January, she participated in tests with a Navy Underwater Demolition Team and, in February and March, took part in three major fleet exercises. In April, she headed north for a brief tour of duty as training ship for the Prospective Commanding Officers' School at New London, Connecticut. She returned to Charleston at the end of the first week in May and spent the remainder of the month conducting acoustic trials.
Whale departed Charleston on 27 July 1970 for an overseas deployment which she concluded in mid-September with visits to Faslane and Holy Loch in Scotland. While Whale visited Scotland, the Jordanian crisis —precipitated by civil war between the governmnent of Jordan and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and aggravated by an incursion into northern Jordan by Syrian tanks — resulted a show of American strength in the eastern Mediterranean. Thus, Whale received orders to join the United States Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean and did so near the end of September 1970. She remained in the Mediterranean Sea through October and into November 1970. When the crisis abated, she headed for Charleston, arriving home on 18 November 1970 and remaining there for the remainder of the year.
Three fleet exercises and local operations out of Charleston occupied Whale during the first half of 1971. Late in July, she deployed once more for special operations in the Atlantic Ocean, concluding that cruise late in September 1971 at Bremerhaven, West Germany. She returned to Charleston on 12 October 1971 and resumed local operations upon arrival. That routine continued until 20 March 1972, when she departed once again for another special operations cruise in the Atlantic. At the end of that voyage, she made a brief call at Holy Loch before returning to Charleston on 9 June 1972.
Almost two months after her return to the United States, Whale left Charleston and headed north to Naval Submarine Base New London, Connecticut, her new home port. She entered the shipyard at the Electric Boat Division in Groton on 7 August 1972 for a 46-week overhaul and remained there undergoing repairs until 27 October 1973.
Whake completed post-overhaul shakedown and refresher training in November and December 1973 and began preparations for another deployment to the Mediterranean in response to the Middle Eastern crisis brought about by the Arab-Israeli War in October 1973. Late in January 1974, however, she received notification that her deployment had been delayed until May 1974. During the interim, she conducted normal operations out of Groton, including submarine anti-submarine warfare exercises, attack submarine training, and a major fleet exercise, Operation Safe Passage. On 3 May 1974, she departed Groton en route the Mediterranean Sea. On 12 May 1974, she changed operational control from the United States Second Fleet to the Sixth Fleet.
While in the Mediterranean, Whale participated in two North Atlantic Treaty Organization exercises, "International Week" and "Dale Falcon", with units of the Greek and Italian navies as well as several antisubmarine warfare exercises with other units of the Sixth Fleet. She passed through the Strait of Gibraltar and changed operational control back to the Commander, Submarines, United States Atlantic Fleet, on 18 October 1974. During the voyage back to Groton, Whale participated in a fleet antisubmarine warfare exercise which she completed on 28 October 1974. On 30 October 1974, she arrived at Groton.
Whale spent the next 11 months engaged in operations out of Groton. Various tests and evaluations occupied January and the first half of February 1975. Between then and June 19075, she provided training services for various units of the Atlantic Fleet and for prospective commanding officers. Whale also served as a training platform for midshipmen during indoctrination cruises held late in the summer. On 29 September 1975, she stood out of Groton for another deployment with the Sixth Fleet. During that cruise, she took part in a major Second Fleet exercise, "Ocean Safari", and, after joining the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean Sea, took part in a succession of unilateral, bilateral, and multilateral exercises with units of the navies of Greece, France, Italy, and the Netherlands. She completed her tour of duty with the Sixth Fleet during the second week in March 1976 and arrived at Groton on 25 March 1976.
Whale resumed normal United States East Coast operations until 9 September 1976 when she entered the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard at Kittery, Maine, for a refueling overhaul. That overhaul concluded on 7 July 1978. Whale then spent the remainder of 1978 in refresher training for the purpose of obtaining certification throughout the full range of her weapons system.
January 1988 found Whale in Puget Sound Naval Shipyard at Bremerton, Washington, undergoing a refit. She went through sea trials and left Washington sometime around June 1988 for her to return to her home port at Groton. Under the command of Commander J. W. Francis, Whale crossed the equator on 17 June 1988 and transited the Panama Canal on 19 June 1988.
Whale's next major deployment was to the Mediterranean from February through July 1989, during which she made stops in Scotland, Portugal, Spain, and Italy. In 1990 Whale was sent on a North Atlantic deployment under the command of Commander Ronald Deering. Whale was awarded the last Battle Efficiency Award (Battle "E") from Submarine Squadron 10. She then was assigned to Submarine Squadron 2 and conducted a second "Northern Run" (i.e., North Atlantic deployment) in 1991.
In 1992, Whale participated in UNITAS XXXIII, an expedition around South America while under the command of Commander Andrew V. Harris, Jr., Durng UNITAS XXXIII she made called ports in Puerto Rico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Panama, and Colombia. The port visit in Panama was a somber one due to the sudden loss of the ship's chief yeoman due to a heart attack.
In 1993 Whale visited Bermuda and conducted a scientific exercise under the ice cap at the North Pole.
Following a circumnavigation of the world, the Whale was deactivated while still in commission on 28 April 1995. Whale was placed in reserve, in commission, on 1 October 1995.
Whale's scrapping via the U.S. Navy's Nuclear-Powered Ship and Submarine Recycling Program at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard at Bremerton, Washington, began on 20 October 1995. She was officially decommissioned on 25 June 1996 and stricken from the Naval Vessel Register the same day. Her scrapping was completed on 1 July 1996 and she was officially listed as scrapped on 29 September 1997.
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Flight Number 190: Encountered severe turbulence and flight attendant broke ankle, landed without further incident.
A pilot rated witness at the accident airport reported that, the wind was 5 mph from the southeast when he observed the accident airplane land. He added that, during the approach, the airplane appeared to be low and fast. The airplane landed hard, bounced about 4 to 5 ft in the air and touched back down on the runway. He added that it appeared that the pilot tried to give the airplane power to recover, but while the airplane was about 2 ft off the ground it was turning to the left. The wings then leveled for a short time before the airplane aerodynamically stalled and nosed over into brush.
The pilot reported that while "taxiing", he "over sped" the tailwheel-equipped airplane, and the left main landing gear impacted a berm. Subsequently, the airplane veered left, bounced, the right wing impacted the ground, and the airplane then ground looped and came to rest nosed over.
The airplane sustained substantial damage to the fuselage and windscreen.
Medevac Bell 407: Main rotor contacted a tree.
Struck a turkey during landing roll out.
On October 13, 2018, about 1205 eastern daylight time, an amateur built Avid Flyer, N3HH, was substantially damaged during a forced landing following a loss of power near Palm Bay, Florida. The private pilot and passenger were not injured. The personal flight was conducted under the provisions of Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed, and no flight plan was filed for the local flight, which departed Okeechobee County Airport (OBE), Okeechobee, Florida, about 1115.
The pilot reported that the airplane was in cruise flight when the engine rpm began to decrease, then the engine lost all power. He was able to restart the engine, but full power was not restored. The engine continued to run at a low idle rpm, so the pilot elected to perform a forced landing to a road.
A Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) inspector examined the airplane and noted there was substantial damage to the fuselage tube structure. After an initial examination of the engine, it was started and ran for several minutes around 3,500 rpm. Additionally, both magnetos produced an acceptable drop in rpm when checked.
The two-seat, high-wing, fixed-gear equipped airplane was manufactured in 2016. It was powered by a Rotax 582, 65-horsepower engine.
At 1153, the weather conditions reported at Melbourne International Airport (MLB), Melbourne, Florida, about 10 miles north of the accident site included, wind from 050° at 8 knots, visibility 10 statute miles, scattered 2,000 ft, temperature 30°C, dew point 20°C, and an altimeter setting of 29.93 inches of mercury.
For the second time in less than a week, a plane made an emergency landing along a Brevard County roadway.
Brevard County Fire Rescue responded after the airplane made an emergency landing on a roadway in south Melbourne Beach after noon Saturday.
No injuries were reported when the aircraft landed on Caledonia Drive, a short dead-end street off State Road A1A. The two occupants inside were able exit the plane.
Brevard County Sheriff's Office deputies were on the scene, and the Federal Aviation Administration had been notified by local agencies.
Executive Jet flight 521 Textron 680A: Reported a possible animal strike.
Made a precautionary landing in a lake.
On October 12, 2018, about 1304 central daylight time, a Grumman AA-5B airplane, N81383, collided with terrain while maneuvering to land at Rooke Field Airport (RFG) near Refugio, Texas. The pilot sustained serious injuries, and the airplane was substantially damaged. The airplane was owned by the pilot and operated under Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 91. Day visual meteorological conditions prevailed for the personal cross-country flight that departed Silver Wings Airport (TS36), near Fredericksburg, Texas, about 1120.
Amy and Wesley Fojtik and their son, Cort.
On October 12, 2018, at 1841 central daylight time, an Air Tractor AT-502B airplane, N6135P, impacted an antenna tower near Placedo, Texas. The pilot was fatally injured. The airplane was destroyed by impact forces and a postimpact fire. The airplane was registered to and operated by Coastal Flying Service Inc., Ganado, Texas, as a Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 137 aerial application flight. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed at the time of the accident. The flight was not operated on a flight plan. The local flight originated from the operator's private airstrip near Ganado, Texas, about 1730.
A representative of the operator stated that during the accident flight, the pilot was applying herbicide to a pasture about one-half mile east of the antenna tower. The pilot had reviewed the area online before the flight and was aware of the presence of the tower.
A witness reported that he heard the airplane fly over and impact the antenna tower. He looked out of a window and observed the airplane "fall from the sky." The airplane was on fire as it descended after striking the tower.
The accident site was located about 700 ft west-southwest of the radio antenna tower adjacent to a two-lane paved roadway. The main wreckage consisted of the fuselage, wings and empennage, with exception of the right horizontal stabilizer. A section of the antenna tower structure was intertwined with the right wing. The fuselage nose section, including the engine assembly, was separated and located near the main wreckage. The propeller had separated and was located on the opposite side of the road. The left horizontal stabilizer was partially separated. The right horizontal stabilizer was separated and located in the debris path.
Wesley Jerome Fojtik's passions were his family, God and being a pilot, friends said Sunday.
Fojtik, 40, of Edna, was flying a crop duster when he crashed into an antenna tower in the 6600 block of Farm-to-Market Road 616 east of Placedo about 6:30 p.m. Friday. He died in the crash, which the National Transportation Safety Board is investigating.
Fojtik was flying an Air Tractor AT-502B owned by Coastal Flying Service, Inc., according to the Federal Aviation Administration registry. Fojtik was the only passenger. National Transportation Safety Board officials moved the plane to a secure facility for further examination Sunday.
Those who work in agriculture aviation are close-knit, said Ryan, who has known Fojtik and his family for three years. Fojtik left behind his wife, Amy Fojtik, and 6-year-old son, Cort.
Ryan said when a pilot is flying a plane, especially in agriculture aviation, there is no room for errors, and one error can end a pilot's life.
Ryan's family owns an aviation agriculture service in the Crossroads, and her brother was injured during a plane crash in May 2017 in El Campo because of engine failure. During his recovery, the agriculture industry came together to help pay his medical expenses. The Fojtik family participated in all six events to raise funds.
Mike Thompson, 59, of Garwood, also owns an agriculture aviation service in his community. He met Fojtik about 12 years ago and had been friends with him since then.
Earlier this year, Fojtik helped Thompson with no hesitation when his company was in a bind during a crucial time for rice farmers to have their crops sprayed and fertilized.
Thompson said he's most thankful to God for sharing Fojtik with everyone who loved him.
The pilot reported that, while maneuvering at low altitude over a field during an aerial application flight, he was focused on the top of the electrical poles that paralleled the field. He added that he crossed between the electrical poles and was focused on the pole to the right of the airplane. Once he crossed the top wire he focused his attention forward, but added that he "was staring at a 30-ft tower just to the left of the nose" of the airplane. The airplane struck the tower and then impacted the ground.
The airplane sustained substantial damage to the empennage.
The pilot's failure to see and avoid a tower during an agricultural application flight.
Accidents involving collisions with obstacles, including poles, wires, guy wires, meteorological evaluation towers, or trees, are among the most common types of agricultural aircraft accidents. Some collisions involved obstacles that the pilots did not see (even during survey flights), but others involved obstacles that were known to the pilot and/or had characteristics that would make them visibly conspicuous.
Maintain a quick-reference document (paper or electronic) at the operations base that contains field maps, charts, photographs, and details of all known obstacles.
Frequently review current aeronautical charts for information about obstacles.
Before leaving the ground, spend time becoming familiar with all available information about the target field and programming navigation equipment. Such preflight action can help reduce the potential for confusion or distraction in flight.
Conduct aerial surveys of the target field but do not rely solely on an aerial survey to identify potential obstacles.
Conduct regular ground surveys of fields. Some towers can be erected in hours, and obstacles can change since you last worked that field. Speak with farmers and land owners to raise awareness about obstacle hazards.
When possible, use ground crews. They may be in a better position to see certain obstacles and help you ensure that your aircraft remains clear of them.
Watch for shadows and irregularities in growth patterns to help identify obstacles. Use GPS and other technology to maintain awareness of obstacle locations.
Be aware that workload, fatigue, sun glare, and distractions in the cockpit can adversely affect your ability to see, avoid, or remember obstacles. Heavier loads and higher density altitudes can affect the performance of your aircraft.
See http://www.ntsb.gov/safety/safety-alerts/documents/SA_035.pdf for additional resources.
On October 13, 2018 about 1430 eastern daylight time (CDT), a Piper PA-28-180, N180QT, was destroyed when it impacted terrain in Cartersville, Georgia. The airplane departed from Gainesville Regional Airport (GNV), Gainesville, Florida, enroute to Tom B David Field Airport (CZL), Calhoun, Georgia. The private pilot was fatally injured and the airplane was destroyed. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed for the personal flight that was conducted under the provisions of 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91, and no flight plan had been filed.
The initial point of impact was located on the embankment of a ravine, next to a high-tension power line right of way. The aircraft struck the ground at an approximate 90º nose-down flight attitude. Prior to impacting the ground, the airplane impacted the outboard bundle of high-tension wires and branches of a tree. The initial impact point on the north side embankment contained pieces of the propeller spinner and windscreen. The main wreckage, consisting of the engine, wings, fuselage and empennage, came to rest at the bottom of the embankment in a muddy ravine.
This is Paul Deep. Family says the Clay County, Florida, father and Navy veteran was killed when his plane crashed on the way to Georgia this weekend.
A Clay County father was killed in a plane crash in Georgia, according to family.
Investigators are working to determine what caused a Piper PA-28 Cherokee to crash just south of Cartersville, Georgia, on Saturday.
Family tells Action News Jax that Paul Deep was on his way to see family.
The night before, Deep was at American Legion Post 250 in Middleburg, cooking for the members.
"He was super excited for his adventure the next day, to go see his great-grandson and surprise them with a visit," Peggy Newsome said.
Newsome said Deep, a Navy veteran, was a mentor to her and touched many lives in the community.
He was known to many from his restaurant, Aerial's, and the hardware store off County Road 218.
Joshua Skipper said his first memories of Deep are from working at the hardware store.
"He was always real hard on me, made sure I was a hard worker," Skipper said.
Years later, he said he started competing with Deep in barbecue cook-offs.
This November would've been Deep's 30th year competing in the Big Pig Jig, a barbeque cooking contest.
Skipper said he still plans to compete to pay tribute to Deep.
Members of the American Legion Post say they are also working on a way to honor him.
"He encouraged the best in people," Newsome said. "That's how he touched so many people."
Florida resident, Paul Deep, right, reportedly was the victim of a fatal airplane crash on October 13th in north Paulding County.
A Clay County father, restaurant owner and Navy veteran died Saturday when his plane crashed south of Cartersville, Georgia.
Paul Louis Deep, 70, was flying from Gainesville to Calhoun, Ga., to visit family before his Piper PA-28 Cherokee crashed, according to family members.
Whitehead, who was adopted by Deep with her older sister Christina, said the incident was surprising since Deep always put safety first when it came to flying.
Deep was also known for his love for food. He owned Aerial's Steak & Seafood restaurant in Middleburg, and he frequented the American Legion Post 250, where he cooked for members the night before the crash.
Whitehead said Deep initially called her husband to let him know he was visiting, but Whitehead was the one who answered.
Besides Aerial's, Deep owned C & L Hardware for over 20 years before the store burned down in 2007. Deep's wife, Valeria, passed away Oct. 14, 2005, after battling breast cancer.
ATLANTA -- Deputies confirm one person is dead after a plane crash in Paulding County.
Paulding County Sheriff's Office spokesperson Ashley Henson said the airplane was a single engine aircraft and that the crash itself happened near the Bartow County line.
According to Federal Aviation Administration spokesperson Jim Peters, the crash was discovered around 6 p.m. - about one mile south of Cartersville and 20 minutes off the nearest major highway.
Winkles said Greystone Power got a call around 3 p.m. about property damage - something going on with the power lines.
"Then, a subcontractor for Georgia Power discovered the plane crash and called Paulding County about 5:30," he said.
The Piper PA-28 Cherokee had taken off from Gainesville Regional Airport in Florida. It was heading for Tom B. David Field in Calhoun, Georgia when it crashed according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Federal authorities haven't released any other details on the crash or the victim in the aircraft as the investigations by the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are still ongoing.
But Winkles did say that there was no sign of fire on the plane when crews found it.
For now, deputies have set up a perimeter around the scene to keep passersby out since the rural section where the plane crashed is popular among ATV riders.


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Hearing Raises Questions About Asteroid Mining Bill
by Jeff Foust — September 10, 2014
Joanne Gabrynowicz, University of Mississippi professor emerita of space and remote sensing law. Credit: University of Mississippi photo
WASHINGTON — A bill that would grant property rights and other protections for commercial asteroid mining ventures received a mixed reception at a hearing of the U.S. House Science space subcommittee Sept. 10.
H.R. 5063, the American Space Technology for Exploring Resource Opportunities in Deep Space (ASTEROIDS) Act, would grant U.S. companies the rights to resources they extract from asteroids. The bill would also allow companies to take legal action if they suffered "harmful interference" during those activities by other entities under U.S. jurisdiction.
At the hearing, though, one space law expert raised questions about the bill's language. "My professional opinion is that the ASTEROIDS Act, as written, is very, very vague," said Joanne Gabrynowicz, professor emerita of space and remote sensing law at the University of Mississippi. "Strictly from reading the text, and based on legal knowledge, it definitely needs work."
Gabrynowicz said she was concerned about the use of the term "harmful interference" in the bill. While the phrase is used in accords like the Outer Space Treaty, it refers to exploration activities by nations, not private entities. "Harmful interference has never been used that way in the treaties. It's a completely novel application of that term of art," she said. That, she said, could raise questions about what constituted such interference.
She added that international legal opinion is divided on whether an entity that extracts space resources then owns those resources, ownership that the bill would recognize. "What we are talking about is resource extraction, which is a very volatile and contentious issue at the international level," she said. "There will be a great deal of political and legal discussion catalyzed by this."
One key member suggested that because of those issues, the committee delay work on the bill until next year. "We could easily postpone our consideration" of the bill to carry out "additional, more in-depth explorations in the next Congress," said Rep. Donna Edwards (D-Md.), ranking member of the space subcommittee.
The bill does have the backing of two companies with long-term plans to extract resources from asteroids. "We strongly support the bill," wrote Chris Lewicki, president of Redmond, Washington-based Planetary Resources, in a letter to the subcommittee that Chairman Steven Palazzo (R-Miss.) formally entered into the record at the hearing. "This legislation is timely, well constructed, and will help ensure that the United States will lead the development of this economically and strategically valuable new market."
Houston-based Deep Space Industries also supported the bill in a separate letter provided to the committee, offering some suggestions to improve the bill. Those proposals include a definition of the bill's use of the term "first in time" to determine which company would be able to claim freedom from harmful interference.
The company, though, was subtly critical that the hearing's witnesses were primarily scientists, with no representatives from industry. "We suggest therefore that in the future the committee reach out into those communities more appropriate to this new realm of activity," the company's chairman, Rick Tumlinson, and general counsel, Sagi Kfir, wrote in their Sept. 9 letter to Palazzo.
Despite the concerns raised in the hearing, one of the bill's co-sponsors pressed for near-term action on the bill. "If we wait for years to address the issue, the business is just going to go somewhere else," said Rep. Bill Posey (R-Fla.), who introduced the ASTEROIDS Act in July with Rep. Derek Kilmer (D-Wash.).
In a brief interview after the hearing, Posey acknowledged while the odds were against the bill becoming law this year, he would still seek to have the House Science Committee mark up the bill soon. "We'll never answer all the unanswered questions that potentially come from any legislation on commercial space exploration," he said. "Nothing ventured, nothing gained."
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Okowa swears-in eight commissioners, challenges them on fairness, equity and justice
Posted by News Express | 3 July 2019 | 1,106 times
Delta state Governor, Senator, Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, today (03/07/18) at the government house in Asaba swore-in first batch of eight commissioners as members of the state executive council.
The governor, at the swearing-in ceremony, said fairness, equity and justice are trademark of his administration that all political appointees must imbibe, emphasising that his administration has zero tolerance for sectionalism and nepotism.
The Commissioners who took oath of office were Mrs Flora Alatan, Chief James Augoye, Rt. Hon Basil Ganagana, Barr. Peter Mrakpor, Prof. Patrick Muoboghare, Chief Festus Ochonogor, Hon. Chika Ossai, Chief Patrick Ukah.
The governor who congratulated the Commissioners observed that the expectations of Deltans are high and urged them and other political appointees to see themselves as people who are "representing the entire Delta people in the cabinet, and that you are there to serve their interests, because, the task before us is huge; we have set the goal of building a Stronger Delta predicated on Prosperity, Peace and Progress."
"Yes, it is true that each of you was nominated from a Local Government Area, but the moment you become a Commissioner, the entire Delta becomes your constituency and as such, you must be fair to all and be responsive to the needs and aspirations of all and sundry," he said at the ceremony which was attended by his wife, Dame Edith, his Deputy, Barr. Kingsley Otuaro, former Deputy Governors Benjamin Elue and Prof. Amos Utuama (SAN), among top politicians from across the state.
He admonished the Commissioners to embrace the concept of team leadership and collective responsibility, emphasising, "you cannot operate in isolation or be a one man riot squad; employ and deploy the knowledge, skill and experience of the civil service personnel that work with you; you will need them to succeed."
"As Commissioners, you must lead by example; do not expect your staff to be punctual if you are in the habit of coming late to the office; do not expect them to be prudent with government resources if you are wasteful; do not expect them to go the extra mile to meet targets if you are not willing to do so yourself; people don't do what you tell them; they do what they see you do because, as the saying goes, everything rises and falls on leadership; the buck stops at your table," Governor Okowa stated, adding, "be prayerful; put your trust in God; ask Him for wisdom, strength and direction; depend on Him every step of the way and He will see you through."
Responding on behalf of all the Commissioners who were sworn-in at the occasion, Prof. Muoboghare thanked the Governor for choosing them to be members of his team to build a stronger Delta, assuring that they will discharge their duties with the fear of God and will be fair to all Deltans.
•Photo by Jibunor Samuel shows Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa (4th right); his wife, Dame Edith (3rd right); Delta State Deputy Governor, Barr. Kingsley Otuaro (4th left); Speaker, Delta State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Obovwori (3d left) and Others, during the sworn-in of Newly Commissioners in Delta State, held in Government House Asaba.
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I can't use Flyinside anymore. For a long time I had no problems with the program. After installing FlyInside PrePar starts with an error (Screenshot 1). After the start I can't select my installed addons anymore (screenshot 2). The Preview of the airplane ist empty. The VR menu of PrePar is no longer available (Screenshot 3). Even after uninstalling Flyinside the VR menu disappears.
the newest PrePar and Flyinside is installed.
Is this with the newest 4.5 update ???
Tony wrote: Is this with the newest 4.5 update ???


The hustle and bustle of city life is a lot to take.
Millions upon millions of other people.
That's why some people choose to live in nature – for example, in Colorado they live west of Denver in their "cabin in the woods." Anything that gets them away from the city life and makes them feel part of nature. Away from the mass of people, smells, noise and pollution.
That, obviously, comes with huge risk from nature, as in wildfire.
NBC News reported that more than 1.1 million properties in the western U.S. were identified as highly vulnerable to wildfire in 2015, according to a report from analytics firm CoreLogic. That report shows that it would cost $269 billion to rebuild those homes.
NBC said the report was written to inform the insurance industry and, perhaps, sway policymakers to encourage fire-safe construction in susceptible areas. The report from CoreLogic focuses on 13 western states and identifies homes in particular zip codes at elevated risk due to the nature of their property or proximity to wildfire-prone lands that could spark fire, as NBC said.
Until recently, insurers paid little attention to the threat of wildfire. Toddi Steelman told NBC that because wildfires make up only 2 percent of total property and casualty claims, an amount falls way short of tornado, hurricane and flood claims.
Yet that is enough for people to stay away from their dream of having a cabin in the woods.
They want to be a part of nature, and the risk doesn't matter.
To take the risk of wildfire away, as much as you can, experts and insurance experts propose people remove the shrubs, trees and anything else that could spark a fire around the home. It's called a defensible area, and any neighborhoods (new or old) should use this practice.
Until people realize they are not invisible, the risk of wildfire remains high – as it is in 2015.
No one is saying you can't have your cabin in the woods or get out of the city. No one is saying you can't live out your inner mountain man (or woman) dream.
You may hate the hustle and bustle of city life, but putting a tree through your deck isn't the best way do that.


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by Mark Patton October 15, 2020 0 comment
Bonnie Henrickson will open official women's basketball practice at UCSB for the sixth time today when the Gauchos open drills at the Thunderdome.
Coach Bonnie Henrickson found several silver linings while her UCSB women's basketball team trained under the cloud of COVID.
The Gauchos, who took their conditioning indoors on Monday, will open official, full-scale practice today at the Thunderdome.
"It's been a pleasant surprise, what we've been able to do during COVID," said Henrickson, who is starting her sixth season as UCSB's head coach. "For one thing, we've shot more than any team I've ever coached.
"You can't play one-on-one or have contact, and you don't want to do much footwork on an outside surface, but you can shoot."
The Gauchos, the No. 2 seed for the Big West Conference Tournament that was canceled by the coronavirus last March, had been shooting for the last month at portable baskets on the tennis courts next to Robertson Gym and the Intercollegiate Athletics Building.
Natalia Bruening, a 6-foot-4 center who sat out last season with an injury, has been working on her outside shot while preparing for today's first official women's basketball practice at UCSB.
"Danae (Miller) looks good, and Natalia (Bruening) has been shooting it well, too," Henrickson said. "We've let Natalia shoot a lot from the perimeter. What good does it do to shoot a lot around the rim when no one's allowed to touch you?"
Miller is a two-time All-Big West point guard who averaged 13.5 points and 4.0 assists last year. Bruening, a 6-foot-4 post player, averaged 9.9 points and 6.1 rebounds as a junior before sitting out last season as an injury redshirt.
Bri Anugwom, a 5-7 junior who averaged 8.6 points and 5.2 rebounds in 2018-19, is also back from a knee injury.
"She's still in a brace but going full-court in all the workouts," Henrickson said. "She's looking good, too. And Kiana (Vierra, 5-10 junior guard) is here, getting in the mix, after having a procedure on her foot."
Three-point shooting has been a point of emphasis during the offseason. June graduates Coco Miller and Tal Sahar made more than half of the threes for last year's team. Aliceah Hernandez, a 5-9 junior guard who shot 41.9% from three last year, still needs medical clearance before returning from the knee injury she suffered at midseason.
"I just got off the phone with her and we're still trying to figure things out," Henrickson said. "Practicing on an outdoor court wasn't an option for her, but she has been working out at home on a basketball court and, in fact, is chomping at the bit to get back here."
Veterans Mira Shulman and Lauren Lee also have taken advantage of the extra shooting. Shulman, a 5-9 senior forward, shot 52.9% from three (9-for-17) and 91.7% from the free-throw line (11-12) when injuries thrust her into the lineup for seven starts last year. Lee, a 5-11 junior guard, has already logged 56 starts for the Gauchos.
"Mira looks a lot stronger and Lauren has been shooting the ball better than she has in all of her career," Henrickson observed.
Three newcomers are also bringing a lot of offense. Doris Jones, a first-team All-State JC player in 2019, surpassed the 1,000-point mark in just two seasons at Diablo Valley Community College. The 5-9 senior, who started her career at the University of Houston, worked out with the Gauchos last year as a redshirt.
Anya Choice, a 5-8 guard from Santa Rosa, and Alyssa Marin, a 5-9 guard from Camarillo, were both prolific shooters in high school. Choice, who was one of five finalists for California's Ms. Basketball Award, averaged nearly 30 points per game for Cardinal Newman High while making nine threes in one game alone. Marin sank 81 threes for Camarillo last year while scoring at a 21.6-point clip.
The trio of, from left, Lauren Lee, Danae Miller, and Natalia Bruening will bring plenty of experience to the UCSB women's basketball team this season.
"Our two freshmen are really showing maturity and pace and intensity," Henrickson said. "Their ability to score will really help us."
Two transfers who are set to redshirt, 6-foot senior Megan Anderson and 6-2 junior Taylor Mole, are also major three-point threats.
Anderson set school records at San Jose State for three-point percentage in both a season (43.8%) and in a career (40.3%). Her 185 career threes left her just 14 shy of another school mark. Mole shot 34.8% from three last season while playing in 27 of Colorado State's 30 games.
Mole recently endured a two-day trip from her home in Tasmania to get to UCSB.
"She hadn't even seen the Thunderdome before Monday," Henrickson said. "She told me, 'Coach, I really like it.'"
Anderson and Mole could become eligible immediately if the NCAA approves a temporary transfer rule. It was proposed by several schools which have had their rosters depleted by players who've opted out of this season because of the coronavirus.
San Jose State is one of the team's on UCSB's preseason schedule. The Gauchos, who are tentatively set to open the season at the University of San Diego Tournament on Nov. 27, have also arranged nonconference games with Pepperdine, Cal Baptist and USC.
"It's all still up in the air, though," Henrickson said. "The Pac-12 is still considering some things that might affect our USC game, and we don't even know who we'd be playing in San Diego. They're still trying to figure out their numbers and the opt-outs."
For now, however, the Gauchos are back operating inside the Thunderdome — and at full speed ahead.
"We're testing twice a week (for the coronavirus)," Henrickson said. "John (McCutcheon, athletics director) and Kelly (Barsky, deputy athletics director) have done an amazing job of setting everything up. It's like a full-time job on top of another full-time job for them."
And it's giving the Gauchos their best shot at playing basketball once again.
email: mpatton@newspress.com
Mark Patton
News-Press Senior Writer
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Designed by the Atlanta firm of J. W. Golucke, the building is of monumental style and scale. Using brick and stone to illustrate the Neo-Classical details, this architectural design was popular for public buildings at the turn of the nineteenth century. The building´s appearance has remained essentially unchanged since its opening with only minor alterations and an addition of a rear gymnasium in the 1930s. The interior layout is three floors over an English basement, or "Quincy Plan." Golucke was best known for designing twenty courthouses in Georgia. This structure represents one of his few designs that is not a courthouse.


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Study Reveals mRNA Vaccines May Progressively Degenerate Your Brain From Prion Disease
GreatGameIndia - April 10, 2021
A shocking study has revealed the terrifying dangers of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines inducing prion-based disease causing your brain to degenerate progressively. The mRNA vaccine induced prions may cause neurodegenerative diseases because long-term memories are maintained by prion-like proteins. The study concluded that mRNA based vaccine may also cause ALS, front temporal lobar degeneration, Alzheimer's disease and other neurological degenerative diseases in the vaccine recipients.
1 Interaction between SARS-COV-2 Prions & ACE2 Receptors
2 The Cross-Species Jump
2.1 The Coverup
3 COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines & Prion-based Diseases
3.1 What are Prions
3.2 How mRNA Vaccines Work
3.3 mRNA Vaccine induced Prion-based diseases
4 Prions maintain Long-term Memories
5 Prions and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
Interaction between SARS-COV-2 Prions & ACE2 Receptors
The spike protein outer shell of the coronavirus contains "prion-like regions" that give the virus very high adhesion to ACE2 receptors in the human body.
This has been documented by a study entitled, "SARS-CoV-2 Prion-Like Domains in Spike Proteins Enable Higher Affinity to ACE2," published by the Human Microbiology Institute:
Interactions between amino acids of PrDs and non-prion-like regions of SARS-CoV-2 RBD and ACE2.
The presence and unique distribution of prion-like domains in the SARS-CoV-2 receptor-binding domains of the spike protein is particularly interesting, since although the SARS-CoV-2 and SARS-CoV S proteins share the same host cell receptor, angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2), SARS-CoV-2 demonstrates a 10- to 20-fold higher affinity for ACE2.
The Cross-Species Jump
This special relationship between the S protein and ACE2 receptor is the key to cross-species infection which made it possible for the coronovirus to make a jump from animals to humans.
The special relationship between the S protein and ACE2 receptor is the key to cross-species injection which made it possible for the coronovirus to make a jump from animals to humans.
A remarkable fact is that the Coronavirus carried by bats cannot directly infect the human body, let alone a virus that can possess human-to-human transmission.
This cross-species jump was not natural and was achieved by the team lead by the Batwoman of China, Shi Zhengli. You can read more about it in detail in COVID19 Files – Scientific Investigation On Mysterious Origin Of Coronavirus.
This is what Batwoman of China had to say when GreatGameIndia exposed the research done in Wuhan Institute of Virology.
It was funded under gain-of-function experiments through Peter Daszak, the President of EcoHealth Alliance by the US Government.
The Coverup
The interesting part is that Peter Daszak is the same guy who orchestrated the publication of a 'scientific' paper in Lancet claiming that the virus made the cross-species jump naturally.
How can the same guy who funded the experiments to make the cross-species jump of the virus, claim that it evolved naturally?
President of EcoHealth Alliance, Peter Daszak
Peter Daszak is also the same guy the WHO sent to China to investigate the claims whether the virus evolved naturally or was coronavirus engineered.
Yet another person linked to the team is Dutch virologist Ron Fouchier, another key to the coronavirus investigation who also created the deadly mutant H5N1 virus.
We encourage our readers to explore more about the amazing personalities in the WHO investigative team.
COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines & Prion-based Diseases
What are Prions
Because of such experiments by these eminent scientists the virus contains prions-like domains in its receptor region of the spike protein.
Prions are misfolded proteins with the ability to transmit their misfolded shape onto normal variants of the same protein. They characterize several fatal and transmissible neurodegenerative diseases in humans and many other animals.
How mRNA Vaccines Work
Messenger RNA (mRNA) is a single-stranded molecule naturally present in all of our cells. It carries the instructions for making proteins from our genes, located in the cell nucleus, to the cytoplasm, the main body of our cells.
Enzymes in the cytoplasm then translate the information stored in mRNA and make proteins.
An mRNA vaccine delivers the instructions for making a bacterial or viral protein to our cells. Our immune system then responds to these proteins and develops the tools to react to future infections with the pathogen.
mRNA Vaccine induced Prion-based diseases
Research has shown that RNA editing alterations cause prion diseases – fatal neurodegenerative disorders characterized by rapidly progressive dementia.
Now when the mRNA vaccine triggers the immune response, the body may itself start creating prions induced by the vaccine mimicking its presence in the spike protein causing prion-based disease in the vaccine recipients.
The risk of this was assessed by Dr. J. Bart Classen, who authored a paper (read below) in Microbiology & Infectious Diseases titled "Covid-19 RNA Based Vaccines and the Risk of Prion Disease."
Development of new vaccine technology has been plagued with problems in the past. The current RNA based SARS-
CoV-2 vaccines were approved in the US using an emergency order without extensive long term safety testing.
The authors evaluated the vaccine for the potential to induce prion-based disease in vaccine recipients.
The intricate mechanisms of neurodegeneration in prion diseases
The RNA sequence of the vaccine as well as the spike protein target interaction were analyzed for the potential to convert intracellular RNA binding proteins TAR DNA binding protein (TDP-43) and Fused in Sarcoma (FUS) into their pathologic prion conformations.
The results indicate that the vaccine RNA has specific sequences that may induce TDP-43 and FUS to fold into their pathologic prion confirmations.
The folding of TDP-43 and FUS into their pathologic prion confirmations is known to cause ALS, front temporal lobar degeneration, Alzheimer's disease and other neurological degenerative diseases.
The finding of the study as well as additional potential risks lead the author to believe that regulatory approval of the RNA based vaccines for SARS-CoV-2 was premature and that the vaccine may cause much more harm than benefit.
Prions maintain Long-term Memories
The vaccine induced prions may cause neurodegenerative diseases because long-term memories are maintained by prion-like proteins. The memory molecules are a normal version of prion proteins.
In four papers published in Neuron and Cell Reports, Dr. Kandel's laboratory showed how prion-like proteins – similar to the prions behind mad cow disease in cattle and Creutzfeld-Jakob disease in humans – are critical for maintaining long-term memories in mice, and probably in other mammals.
When long-term memories are created in the brain, new connections are made between neurons to store the memory. But those physical connections must be maintained for a memory to persist, or else they will disintegrate and the memory will disappear within days.
Memories are stored for the long-term with the help of prion-like proteins called CPEB. CPEB prions aggregate and maintain synapses that recorded the memory.
When CPEB prions are not present or are inactivated, the synapses collapse and the memory fades.
– David Sulzer, PhD, Columbia University Medical Center
Prions and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
Prions are also known to cause a neurodegenerative disorder called Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD).
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) is a rapidly progressive, invariably fatal neurodegenerative disorder believed to be caused by an abnormal isoform of a cellular glycoprotein known as the prion protein.
As per the CDC, this disease is rapidly progressive and always fatal. Infection with this disease leads to death usually within 1 year of onset of illness.
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I used to think archetypes were stories we collectively tell ourselves that eventually, over time, become the fabric of our personal considerations, but now I understand they are more like skin. More real, more intimate than the clothes we wear to define us. More intrinsically ours. The calluses, wrinkles, birthmarks and scars.
It would seem that in order to have weight, to be as intrinsic as skin, an archetype would have to hold more than just story. We are our skin. Skin is experiential in every sense. It is our largest sensing organ.
Going deeper…individual cells make up the structure of skin. Cells replicate, know their purpose, are in relationship with other cells, have memory.
Archetypes are both the macrocosm and the microcosm of skin. Experience and memory.
I like the idea of an archetype as skin, our largest sense organ. We perceive sensations of reality through our archetype.
I'm sure you have read some of Carl G. Jung's work on this subject…this man is my muse, mentor, or even father figure in a sense!
I enjoyed your words and the more I read your work the more I am drawn to read it all!
Beautiful and illuminating. Also, comforting. Thank you.
Interesting thing about this….reaching back into the archives you've given me the opportunity for a reflection and continuity in the work before me today. Thanks for your appreciative comment and for the creative nudge.


Abrupt changes in spectral line profiles, polarization, brightness, and color on time scales of hours to days are sometimes observed in Be stars, although they cannot be considered common. Such outburst events bring to mind solar flares and coronal mass ejections, which are powered by the sudden release of large amounts of energy stored in the magnetic field near the surface of the Sun.
The difficulty with this analogy is that early-type stars are not expected to have substantial magnetic fields, because they lack the deep subsurface convection zone needed to maintain a magnetic field by dynamo action. Nevertheless, many observations continue to point to magnetism as an essential element of the Be phenomenon.
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