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Good Times Bad Times
Carynne picked up the phone like she really was going to make some calls, and I took it as a hint I should leave. Although if she was going to make calls there was no reason why I shouldn't stay. But I had a feeling she wasn't doing business–no day book out–so picking up the phone was a signal instead. Right? Take your cue, Daron.
I sat in the back row while the opening band did their sound check, and listened to them run through a nice piece of work with one twelve string guitar and one electric guitar. I could not remember their name. Halfway down the room from me, Graham stood next to his stool without moving, facing the stage.
Backstage I found Remo slinging a laminate on a lanyard over his head and talking with Digger. "There's what, two hours to showtime?" he was asking.
"Something like that," Digger said. "Hey kiddo, how's it hanging?"
"A little to the left. First band goes on at 8. We're on at 9." I stood there with my hands in my pockets.
"They did a nice job with catering," Digger said, with a little jerk of his head toward the green room. "Might as well enjoy it."
So we three trooped into the green room. I was still full from our large late lunch but opened a can of ginger ale and sat in a folding chair with it fizzing between my knees while I listened to Digger and Remo banter. They could both do the same thing: say essentially nothing but in a kind of jocular, engaging way, so if you didn't speak English you'd think, hey, what good buddies those guys are. They talked about the cold cuts, the condiments, each one's sneaking suspicion that Levi's had subtly changed the cut of 501 jeans, ripping each other about getting gray hairs. Maybe I was being cynical. After all, when Bart and I got together, what did we talk about? When we weren't talking about work, that is. Every conversation wasn't some soul-baring, topic-of-import type discussion. Still, I had the feeling Digger and Remo were more being friendly to each other than being friends. For some reason that made me sad.
C. came in and had to conference with Digger on something and Remo sat down next to me, his folding chair turned backward so he leaned his arms on the upright back of it. "So what do you guys do to kill time?"
Chris and Kevin were playing cards. Bart and Ziggy were not in the room. Colin was eating a sandwich and staring into space. I shrugged. "Whatever we feel like. We'll eat dinner after."
"You feel like playing a little more?"
"Sure." Truth, my thumb was feeling a little sore from playing so much last night, and I'd already played an hour today, plus the sound check. But I would not have said no to him.
I fetched the Ovation from the stage where it sat in a stand behind an amp. The hollow body knocked against my knee as I pulled it toward me by the neck, the sound so small in the largeness of the empty hall. Back in the green room, Remo was tuning the Takamine he'd given me (of course I'd brought it along) by ear.
"Hey I started writing something today," I said as I sat down next to him and hitched the Ovation up under my arm. I dug a thumb pick out of my pocket and tucked it onto my finger.
"Let's hear it," he said. He took a sip from a can of Coke and then put it under his chair.
I played out the riff I'd been working on, a Travis picked pattern, kind of a folky pattern but I played it with open chords, a suspended fourth here, then open fifths, chords that would have had some dissonance in them if played with a strum. I didn't explain, I just played it through twice slow, watching Remo watch my fingers, first my left and then my right. He strummed the chords lightly, hitting the top E and then sliding a finger up the neck to play it an octave up. He watched my left hand go through the chords once more and then began to pick the strings in tandem with me, the fuller, mellower sound of the Takamine making the Ovation seem harder and brighter than usual.
He pushed the tempo a little and then said "The implied E. Nice."
I nodded; he'd known what I was aiming for, understood it without explanation. "It rings."
We played it through again. "Here's the B section." This was three more of those chords, a slight variation in the color, and then, the E we'd been waiting for, though I didn't play it with all six strings. He grinned at me.
People were walking back and forth, making sandwiches, pausing to watch, talking. I was aware of them but unaffected by them at the same time. My fingers seemed to move of their own accord now, the pattern preprogrammed.
"What the hell kind of melody do you put on top of something like this, kid?"
He started on the A section again and I showed him, the brittle twang of the Ovation carrying the notes easily through the run of his picking, even though I played low on the neck. And then, in the chorus of the B section, I showed him how the tune changed and echoed itself. We were both into the groove now, looking at each other's face and not at our hands. I carried the tune up the neck and played it again, with variations for a while, until Remo passed the rhythm part back to me.
We played in unison again for a few measures and then, using his first two fingers to walk up the scale, he played me a melody that fit sinuously into the pattern. It wasn't anything like the one I'd played, but it fit. I don't know how to describe it other than to say it was as different as he was from me. The tune had a cohesive beauty that was revealed gradually on the first round through, and shone on the second.
I believe I said "Oh yeah."
When the lead came back to me, I found it had changed in my mind, and what I played now was somewhat in the form of mine but the color of his. We played with that for a while until the moment arrived, as it always does, when we reached the end and stopped. Sometimes when you're jamming, the end approaches from far away, and everyone sees and feels it coming, and then you end. But sometimes it happens suddenly, whoom, and everyone stops, barely aware that we've stopped playing until we hear the quiet. Okay, it doesn't happen like that every time. Not every bunch of musicians is as tuned in to each other as every other, and sometimes different egos can be battling for control or the last word. But this time, we felt the end coming and we let it go with one last icicle-bright arpeggiated strum from the Ovation.
Remo took a sip of his Coke. "What do you call that one?"
"How about 'I wish I had a tape recorder.'" We both laughed and I shook my left hand out.
"Thumb bothering you?"
"No," I said, but that was so obviously a lie, what with me rubbing the joint with my right, that it didn't come out like a lie. It came out like something meaningless I had to say, like please or thank you, and neither of us gave it much weight.
Remo laid the Takamine back into its case and slouched into the chair. "I'm gonna move my old bones to the couch."
"Sure." We both went to the couch and sat there drinking soda from cans and not needing or wanting to say much and kind of nodding our heads from time to time, whether in agreement or in time to inaudible music who could say.
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You know, Daron, you make me want to learn guitar.
December 22nd, 2013 at 11:53 pm
It's worth learning. Or I should say an instrument's worth learning, whether it's the guitar or not. The guitar was always going to be the right thing for me, I'm not even sure I can say why. The ukulele is becoming a hot thing these days if you want to try something with strings that isn't as expensive or large as a guitar…
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This. I love this. I've always been fascinated by songwriters. You're music is awesome in my head! Lol
It's pretty awesome in mine, too, though sometimes when you go to play it, it doesn't come out like you want. But that's why I practice and play so much. So what I hear in my mind and what my fingers do are almost the same.
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Mourners carry the body of a four-year-old Palestinian boy, who died of Israeli-inflicted wounds, during his funeral in Khan Yunis, the southern Gaza Strip, December 12, 2018.
The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) has slammed Israel's new land grab plans, urging the International Criminal Court (ICC) to speed up its investigation into the regime's war crimes, crimes against humanity, and apartheid against the Palestinian nation.
"It is of utmost urgency for the International Criminal Court to accelerate the process of investigating Israeli crimes, including its settlement enterprise. Further delays will cost more Palestinians lives, land, resources, and more suffering and despair," he said.
Back in May, Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki urged The Hague-based ICC to "open without delay an investigation into all crimes" committed by the Tel Aviv regime in the West Bank, East Jerusalem al-Quds and the Gaza Strip since June 2014.
He submitted a referral to international prosecutors on the back of an initial preliminary investigation which was launched in 2015.
Erekat's statement came after Israeli authorities advanced plans for almost 2,200 settler units in the occupied West Bank.
The settlement watchdog Peace Now said that 1,159 units were given final approvals by a committee at the Israeli ministry of military affairs before building permits can be issued, while 1,032 others were at an earlier stage.
Erekat said that Israel had stolen the Christmas spirit from the Palestinian people by new settlement plans.
"While the world is celebrating Christmas with its spirit of peace and joy, the Grinch occupation decided to steal the Christmas spirit from the people of Palestine," Erekat said in a statement, referring to a character in a Dr. Seuss children's book who hates Christmas and tries to steal it.
"As part of his early election campaign, the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has as well stolen more Palestinian land and resources for the benefit of Israel's illegal colonial settlement expansion," Erekat added.
"Such illegal actions are a deliberate campaign to destroy the two-state solution and to prevent the establishment of an independent and sovereign State of Palestine with East Jerusalem as its capital," he noted.
"We have strongly confronted those who introduced this law, and I said that you can kill, expel, burn, steal and uproot, but you cannot defeat an entire people," the Arab MK said.
"The bill passed a preliminary reading, but in the midst of a racist and fascist atmosphere [at the Knesset], I expect that it will pass all the readings and be approved in the first, second and third readings," Tibi affirmed.
"However, there is no doubt that the enactment of such law will lead to the exile of many families and will cause serious repercussions," he added.
He also expressed his belief that Israel would escalate the enactment of racist laws that target the Palestinians and increase settlement activities in the occupied Palestinian territories with the approach of the early elections in mid-2019.
A bill that would allow Israel to exile families of Palestinians accused of attacking Israelis passed the first reading at the Knesset (Israel's parliament) on Wednesday.
In a tumultuous Knesset session, the bill was approved in the first reading by 69-38 votes.
Proposed by Naftali Bennett, head of the right-wing Jewish Home party, the bill would allow Israeli authorities to expel families of Palestinians, who killed or attempted to kill Israelis, from their homes to other areas inside the occupied West Bank.
The Arab Knesset members strongly objected to the bill and this led three of them, including Tibi, to be expelled from the hall.
PRC interviewed two journalists who were both shot in their legs while wearing a "press" vest. Khalil was shot in the upper left thigh while standing approximately 200 meters away from the fence and was wounded while taking a "selfie" with friends. Khalil said that the Israeli military shot him from the back as he was not facing the barrier separating the Gaza Strip from Israel.
The other journalist interviewed, Duaa, was hit by a sniper shot as she was filming another protester being treated by paramedics after being injured. Both journalists were hit with a particular type of bullet, which expands and mushrooms inside the body, that indicates the military's intention to cause maximum harm and greater possibility to inflict life-changing injuries.
Amnesty International has reported Israel's use of US-manufactured M24 Remington sniper rifles shooting 7.62mm hunting ammunition, which have the "mushrooming" effects described by the victims we interviewed.
"The bullet came in from my ear and out from my head." said Adelmalek, an 18-year old who was shot while standing 300 meters from the fence near the Awda refugee camp, east of Jabalia.
Another young Palestinian, Ouni, was hopeful that the peaceful demonstration will be effective as he explained "We wanted to push for lifting the siege, unblock border crossings . . . we simply wanted to live a normal life!" He was also shot with hunting ammunition that caused bone fragmentation in his leg.
Contrary to claims of Israeli authorities, a grassroots network of activists led the creation and organization of this series of mass demonstrations. The report argues that driving the open-fire policy of the Israeli government against protesters is a longstanding criminalization of Palestinian refugees attempting to cross the armistice lines. Palestinian refugees are criminalized by the Israeli state and media as "infiltrators" and prevented to return to the lands from which they were displaced through a series of state laws and policies.
PRC concluded that the Israeli army's response to Palestinians protesting against a colonial siege along the 1949 armistice line clearly violates a number of core principles of international humanitarian law. The killing and maiming of protesters, journalists, paramedics and children not engaged in any military activity amounts to a violation of the international legal principles of distinction, proportionality and of precautions in attack.


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If one was to ask me what the atmosphere of Muharram was, I would – without hesitation – reply that it was one of grief, sorrow and a strange, unique energy that cannot be explained, only experienced. Until last year, that is. This year, from the sighting of the new moon that is its herald, this month of Husayn ibn Ali (a) has been something new, something other for me.
There is a prickle in my eye in the middle of the day, a scratching at the back of my throat while I put my baby to sleep for her nap, a great heaviness weighing down upon my shoulders when I walk with her on beautiful, warm, sunny afternoons. All these are familiar to me, I have felt them, as has any mourner in these days; the grief for Karbala springs on us at random moments, taking us by surprise when it comes outside of the mourning sessions at the mosque.
I remember going to the mosque every night surrounded by an electric anticipation of what lay ahead. The sermon itself would be different every year, but the eulogies, the lamentations, the traditions are not just familiar, but instinctive – a part of our very nature, something that calls to the deepest cores of our Selves, much as Imam Husayn (a) called out on the plains of Karbala for a helper. We cannot do anything except respond to it as moths do to a flame.
For the first time since I can recall going for Muharram gatherings, I have heard probably one 60 second snippet of the 40 min lecture. And if I expected my saving grace to be the ghamm, the eulogy at the end of the sermon that is its climax, then that has also been sabotaged. From the moment the lights are dimmed and the first tears begin to flow, my baby pulls at my handkerchief, clings to my neck and loudly wails: "Mummy hurt. Mummy, no cry" and then proceeds to shed copious tears of her own.
I have no clue how to deal with this and can only pray she gets used to it in the next day or so.
I look at her, this first experience for her of a commemoration that will one day be as much a part of her being (I pray) as it is of mine and of all the Lovers of the Ahlul Bayt (as). I wonder at the beauty of the journey from being a stranger to, then introduced, familiarised and finally falling in love with Husayn ibn Ali (a) and his companions. A journey each of us has taken and yet most of us take for granted. How did we reach where we are? By whose grace and with whose help? Who do we owe infinite gratitude to?
I also used to be passionate about needing to act, to know what is going on in the world so I could be duly incensed. I would look at photos of victims of war and watch videos of destroyed regions to build up the fury required at such injustice to speak volubly on these issues. I could handle the fuel I needed to fire up my passion.
These days, one only has to mention Syria or Quetta or Iraq or Palestine and I feel my stomach turn. I can only glimpse at a photo of a blood-covered child on social media and never, ever, consider opening the articles for fear there will be more. A 'more' that I don't think I can handle. Forget the fuel; I no longer have a fire burning inside me.
I am all ashes and burning embers and inevitably I come to the same conclusion: only my Awaited Imam (atfs) can fix this, only he can take away their pain and mine in the process. And yet I am too afraid to call on him to come soon because I know I am not ready for him, which leads me to wonder at my own selfishness even in times as dire as these.
All of this brings me right back to Karbala and I have to ask myself: if I can consider a delay in the coming of the Saviour because I haven't made the effort to be ready for him, then really, can I lie to myself and say I would have been on the side of Imam Husayn (a) on Ashura without a doubt? Would I even have come when he called like Hurr did or would I have been an Umar al-Saad – all talk and no action?
I have never felt so many different emotions at one time over one matter. I am split between wanting to cry when I hear the heart-rending words of a particularly emotional marsiya or nawha and feeling a deep joy when I see my daughter raise her hands in matam for that same poem. I am torn between revelling in the wondrous beauty of God in the amazing environment I am in – blue skies, green trees, open spaces, cool breezes – and wondering at the beauty Zaynab bint Ali (a) saw amidst blood, pain, suffering and tears.
I see my daughter make a new connection, learn a new word, hold out her arms for a hug, laughing simply because I am there and even as I wrap my arms around her, I cannot help but think of all the children in the world – victims of war, famine, abuse and other twisted evils – whose instinct is also to reach out for a loving pair of arms, but who are alone, lost and confused and when they come to mind, I am reminded of the children of Karbala: starving, parched, witnesses to the massacre of their fathers and uncles, oppressed, beaten, and trampled beneath the camel hooves along the road to Kufa and Shaam.
Past, present and future all blend into one in these moments and I am overwhelmed by what to feel. Is my daughter any more precious or special than other children simply because she's mine? We are blessed that God chose not to test us with disability, illness or circumstance – that is all. Are the innocent, oppressed children in the world to be divided into those in the Middle East and those elsewhere? Muslim and non-Muslim? War victims or social abuse victims? Does a child hurting in Syria deserve more sympathy than a child cowering in the corner of a small room somewhere in England, waiting to be sold off on the human-slave market? Were the children in Karbala any less child-like because they came from a noble family? We often make the mistake of thinking of Sakina bint Husayn (a) as an adult because of her speech and manners, but was she not still a 4 year old, with all the innocence, trust, faith and love that only a child of that age can possess?
When I put all this together, I feel that we deserve the Wrath of God upon us: not just those commit evil, but also those of us who are silent at it, who don't do more – who don't do all that is in our power – to save these children as if they were our own.
I can find no excuse – not one – for myself. That is why I am sitting here, writing this. Because words don't seem to be enough, but they are the only thing I have at this moment and if I was to die on this night, I can at least say, I made an attempt to begin a journey even if I haven't figured out where I'm headed and what I want to achieve.
This Muharram, I may not be shrouded in a cloak of uninterrupted grief as I have been before, but I am stabbed at irregular intervals by sharp daggers that hook their barbed blades deep into my heart causing indescribable pain and if I pull them out by force, they leave behind ragged tears that leak out an intense, restless darkness whose source I cannot explain.
The traditions tell us that the tears we shed in Muharram for Husayn ibn Ali (a) act as a balm for the grieving heart of his mother, the Lady of Light, Fatimah al-Zahra (a). Maybe if I am lucky, the unshed tears that my daughter prevents from escaping will be the same for my tattered soul.


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Die etwa 40 Lenyadri-Höhlen ("Berghöhlen") bilden zusammen ein buddhistisches Höhlenkloster bei der Stadt Junnar im indischen Bundesstaat Maharashtra.

Lage
Die etwa 100 m über der Talsohle und insgesamt ca.  hoch gelegenen Lenyadri-Höhlen sind zumeist nach Süden orientiert; sie befinden sich in einer Felswand etwa 5 km (Fahrtstrecke) nordöstlich von Junnar.

Datierung
Die der Hinayana-Strömung des Buddhismus zuzurechnenden Höhlen stammen aus der Zeit zwischen dem 3. Jahrhundert v. Chr. bis zum 3. Jahrhundert n. Chr.

Beschreibung
Die von Mönchen (bhikkhus) und Hilfskräften in den Fels hineingetriebenen Höhlen sind von 1 bis 26 nummeriert; es gibt aber noch weitere unnummerierte Monumente. Die Höhlen 6 und 14 sind Kulträume (chaityas); alle anderen sind Wohnhöhlen (viharas) mit Mönchszellen in den Außenwänden. Zwischen den Höhlen gibt es mehrere Zisternenbecken, von denen zwei Inschriften tragen. Die Höhle 7, mit den Maßen von ca. 17,50 m × 15,50 m eine der größten Hallen ohne Stützen in ganz Indien, wurde zu einem unklaren Zeitpunkt in einen hinduistischen Kultplatz umgewandelt und ist dem Gott Ganesha gewidmet. Höhle 14 ist eine kleine flachgedeckte und weitgehend schmucklose Chaitya-Halle mit einem Stupa mit Zaun-Reliefs (vgl. harmika und vedika).

Literatur
 James Fergusson und James Burgess: The Cave Temples Of India. London 1880, S. 253ff (Reprint 2010, ISBN 978-1161974065)

Weblinks

 Lenyadri-Höhen u. a. – Infos (ASI, englisch)
 Lenyadri-Höhlen – Fotos + Infos (englisch)
 Lenyadri-Höhlen – Fotos + Infos (englisch)

Buddhistischer Tempel in Indien
Tempel in Maharashtra
Höhlentempel
Buddhistischer Tempel in Asien
Distrikt Pune

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Q: Why are python traceback messages not displayed? I am trying to convert a python 2 library to python 3.
I managed to convert a good part thanks to the python traceback error messages displayed in the terminal.
But part of this library, which is a web server serving as IDE, does not display error messages making conversion difficult.
Why are python traceback messages not displayed?
Is there a way to display them?
I found that we could set 'sys.tracebacklimit = 0' to hide the traceback but it didn't have an effect in my case setting it to 1000.

A: As the veteran of a large Python 3 conversion, a few thoughts:

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*The library has a test suite (python setup.py check). That should be your guide as to the correctness of your conversion, not the absence of errors in manual use.

*You don't say what tools you are using. I recommend Futurize. Do the Stage 1 and Stage 2 conversions (which are mostly automated) to get yourself a codebase that still runs in Python 2, but has been cleaned of things that are guaranteed to break in Python 3. Then you run the tests until you have fixed all the errors and any failures.

*This is an 11-year-old old codebase built for Python 2.2. I recommend getting it running (i.e. tests passing) under Python 2.7 first rather than going all the way from 2.2. to 3.8.

TLDR: Don't get hung up on trying to surface errors from the server right now. Use the tests to find the stuff you need to fix. Use Futurize.
(I recently gave a "Porting 100,000 lines of Python 2 to Python 3" talk if you're interested.)

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Trisha Paytas regrets being negative towards Manny Mua?
By Zainab Mukhtar Last updated Nov 3, 2021
Manny Mua recently talked about how Trisha Paytas passed negative comments on him on the Frenemies Podcast. Frenemies H3H3 Podcast is a popular Youtube podcast that is hosted by Ethan Klein and Trisha Paytas. The first episode of Frenemies podcast aired in 2020. Every episode since then has gotten over 2 million views. Both of them basically speak on the latest events happening on the internet and review funny TikToks. Sometimes, they spill tea about other YouTubers as well. The YouTubers, the duo has spoken about on the podcast, have gotten offended many times. One of those is Manny Mua.
Related: Trisha Paytas admits to having dining room chairs made of rabbit fur in deleted clip
Manny Mua talks about Trisha Paytas
Manny Gutierrez is professionally known as Manny Mua recently and he posted a video on his YouTube channel which was titled "Let's get ready and spill some tea". He discussed some of the rumors swirling online and gave his thoughts on some topics as well, all while applying makeup. The Makeup artist was wearing a hoodie which is supposedly owned by Hila Klein, wife of Ethan Klein. Manny even gave his thoughts on the Frenemies podcast.
He revealed that he actually likes the Frenemies podcast:
Honestly, that podcast is very good. I think it's good. I think it's a very good podcast and it is entertaining for sure.
Then he started discussing his relationship with Trisha Paytas and said:
I do not agree with everything they say, but I do appreciate the good that comes from them. I do appreciate it. Actually, me and Trish don't have a relationship. we are not friends but I feel like I can see her trying.
Manny then talked about how Trisha passed negative comments on him and said that Trisha still deserves love. He added:
Listen, I have not forgotten that she has talked negatively about me, talked negatively about friends of mine. But I think everyone deserves love and I think that includes Trisha.
Related: Ethan Klein and Trisha Paytas talks about James Charles' comeback
What is Trisha's response?
DefNoodles posted a video pf Manny Mua on Twitter where he was talking about Trisha.
https://twitter.com/defnoodles/status/1399207851432701960
Trisha Paytas quote tweeted the video and made a long thread on how she is trying to be better and how she wishes she could apologize to people face to face.
I feel like I was such a sad hurt individual for so long and wanted to pick fights with everyone. because I was insecure about not being part of the groups. It is nice to be given another chance to speak. I wish I could apologize to a lot of people face to face. Maybe one day I can.
I feel like I was such a sad hurt individual for so long and wanted to pick fights with everyone cause I was insecure about not being part of groups. It's nice to be given another chance so to speak. I wish I could apologize to a lot of people face to face. Maybe one day I can https://t.co/SdKmfpHKUu
— Trisha Paytas (@trishapaytas) May 31, 2021
When I was younger, I use to have the worst temper. So if someone told me something about somebody else, I'd rage on them. For no reason at all other than to look cool for these awful people I was trying to impress
I think that's why it was hard for ppl to understand the difference between when I've actually been hurt vs attention seeking
Well, it's quite wholesome to see Trisha and Manny talking about each other in a positive light. Let's hope they get a chance to make nice!
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§ 3058c
42 U.S. Code § 3058c - Organization
In order for a State to be eligible to receive allotments under this part—
the State shall demonstrate eligibility under section 3025 of this title;
the State agency designated by the State shall demonstrate compliance with the applicable requirements of section 3025 of this title; and
each area agency on aging designated by the State agency and participating in such a program shall demonstrate compliance with the applicable requirements of section 3025 of this title.
(Pub. L. 89–73, title VII, § 704, as added Pub. L. 102–375, title VII, § 701, Sept. 30, 1992, 106 Stat. 1273.)
A prior section 3058c, Pub. L. 89–73, title VII, § 705, as added Pub. L. 98–459, title VII, § 701, Oct. 9, 1984, 98 Stat. 1791, related to administration of program, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 100–175, title I, § 181, title VII, § 701(a), (b), Nov. 29, 1987, 101 Stat. 964, 983, effective Oct. 1, 1987, with certain exceptions.
A prior section 704 of Pub. L. 89–73 was classified to section 3045c of this title prior to repeal by Pub. L. 95–478.


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Brides of Seattle Books In Order
Publication Order of Brides of Seattle Books
Steadfast Heart (2014) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Refining Fire (2015) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
Love Everlasting (2015) Hardcover Paperback Kindle
The Brides of Seattle series is a wonderful series of Christian fiction, historical fiction, romance, and Christian romance stories. It is written by an award-winning, bestselling American writer named Tracie Peterson. Tracie wrote and published 3 books in this series between 2014 and 2015. Each of the novels is set in Seattle, Washington and features different sets of primary characters. The main characters are typically seen indulging in romance while dealing with different unwanted situations at hand. Some of the essential characters mentioned by Tracie Peterson in the series include Lenore Fulcher, James Rybus, Kolbein Booth, Militine Scott, Thane Patton, Abrianna Cunningham, Wade Ackerman, and Priam Welby. The female characters are usually depicted as undergoing training at the Seattle based Madison Bridal School to groom themselves to be able to find a suitable husband for themselves. However, some of the women don't seem to have any intention of getting married and still join the bridal school to be able to hide their past life's secrets and affairs.
The debut book of the Brides of Seattle book series penned by author Tracie Peterson is entitled 'Steadfast Heart'. It was released in 2014 by Bethany House Publishers. The main characters mentioned in this novel include Lenore Fulcher, Kolbein Booth, and James Rybus. Initially, it is shown that Lenore Fulcher is not pretentious in spite of undergoing a spoiled upbringing. She is just 20 years old and has a deep desire to find her true love. But, Lenore Fulcher's father thinks that she has already wasted a lot of time in her search for a suitable husband and forces her to get married to one of his partners in business, James Rybus. James is in his late thirties and shows an interest in Lenore, but she is not willing to get married to a man having such a high age gap with her.
Kolbein Booth is introduced as a Chicago based lawyer. He visits Seattle to look for his runaway sister. Booth thinks that his sister might have answered a mail-order brides' advertisement and come to Seattle with that intention. With worry and anger on his face, he enters Madison Bridal School and demands to meet his sister. But, he learns that she is not there. Instead, Kolbein Booth finds Lenore Fulcher over there and something extraordinary about the beautiful girl attracts him towards her. Lenore too finds him charming and handsome. By having just one look at his face, she begins to wonder is he is the man she has been looking for.
Another wonderful installment of this series is called 'Refining Fire'. It was also published by Bethany House publication in 2015. Tracie Peterson has depicted the central characters in this book in the roles of Thane Patton and Militine Scott. The book opens by introducing Militine Scott as a 22-year-old trainee at a bridal school in Seattle. Militine has the opinion that no man will ever show the willingness to have her and so, she does not intend to pursue marriage. In spite of this, she has joined the bridal school as she believes that it provides a good opportunity to keep her unsavory past hidden from others. Thane Patton is shown as a fiercely loyal and fun-loving man. But, he also has a dark secret that he has kept hidden from everyone.
The moment Thane Patton sees Militine, he senses that she is going through a haunting pain just like him. Subsequently, he finds a strong sense of attraction between him and Militine. Even Militine finds Thane good-looking and charming. She thinks that Thane has all the qualities that she wants in her husband and begins to change her views about marriage after coming across the handsome Thane Patton. They both begin to wonder if God has brought them together to build a new life for themselves filled with happiness and joy.
Tracie Peterson is a popular American novelist who likes to write Christia fiction stories. She has more than 100 books to her name and has also collaborated with other Christian writers. A number of her books have been published under Bethany House. On several occasions, Tracie has used the pseudonym of Janelle Jamison to write her books. Some of the well known book series penned by her include the Ribbons West series, Shannon Saga series, Ribbons of Steel series, Yukon Quest series, Westward Chronicles series, Bells of Lowell series, Heirs of Montana series, Lights of Lowell series, Desert Roses series, Alaskan Quest series, Ladies of Liberty series, Broadmoor Legacy series, Songs of Alaska series, Brides of Gallatin County series, etc. In addition to these, she has also written numerous standalone books in her career.
The authors with whom Tracie has collaborated quite often include Judith Miller, James Scott, Allison Bottke, Kimberley Woodhouse, Dianne O'Brian, Michael Landon Jr., and Judith Pella. A few of Tracie Peterson's novel series feature essential characters in the form of Harvey Girls, historically known to be Fred Harvey Company's members. Author Peterson lives a happy life with her loving husband named Jim and their children named Julie, Erik, and Jennifer. They all reside together in Montana. Tracie Peterson is the owner of Peterson Ink, Inc. The partners in this company include her daughter, Jennifer, husband Jim, and a close friend named Charity Kauffman. Tracie's company is used by Barbour Publishing for handling the whole production of its book line called Headstrong Presents. This line releases 52 romance books of Christian fiction every year. Tracie came across Bethany House for the first time in 1995 when she was offered a deal. Since then, she has written exclusively for them. Before that, she was involved with Heartsong for a couple of years after starting her career in 1992.
During the entire duration of her writing career, Peterson has been involved in speaking at writers' conferences. Jim often joins her to the conferences and they emphasize on motivating new authors together. In 2007, Tracie Peterson received the Career Achievement Award from Romantic Times. She has also been rewarded with the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2011 from ACFW. Besides, Tracie's novels have won a number of prestigious awards in various categories over the years. Being a native of Kansas, Tracie has now made her home in Montana, where she spends most of her time with her family, especially in the company of her 3 grandchildren named Fox, Max, and Rainy.
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Q: Windows Phone 8.1 Geolocation Speed always 5.8 I am using Geoposition and a Postition changed event to grab Coordinates of the device location.
       private async void StartGpsMonitoring()
    {
        if (locator == null)
        {
            locator = new Geolocator();

        }
        if (locator.LocationStatus == PositionStatus.Disabled)
        {
            //throw new Exception();

            MessageDialog noGpsDialog = new MessageDialog("Location services are disabled, please enable location services");
            noGpsDialog.Commands.Add(new UICommand("Location Settings", new UICommandInvokedHandler(this.CommandInvokedHandler), 0));
            noGpsDialog.Commands.Add(new UICommand("Cancel", new UICommandInvokedHandler(this.CommandInvokedHandler), 1));
            await noGpsDialog.ShowAsync();
        }
        if (locator != null)
        {
            //locator.MovementThreshold = 3;
            locator.ReportInterval = 1;
            locator.DesiredAccuracy = PositionAccuracy.High;
            locator.PositionChanged +=
                new TypedEventHandler<Geolocator,
                    PositionChangedEventArgs>(locator_PositionChanged);
        }
    }

       private async void locator_PositionChanged(Geolocator sender, PositionChangedEventArgs e)
    {
        string speed = string.Empty;
        await dispatcher.RunAsync(CoreDispatcherPriority.Normal, () =>
        {
            Geoposition geoPosition = e.Position;
            if (e.Position.Coordinate.Speed != null)
            {
                 speed = e.Position.Coordinate.Speed.Value.ToString(); // always 5.8
            }
            geolocation = geoPosition.Coordinate.Point.Position.Latitude.ToString() + " " +
                              geoPosition.Coordinate.Point.Position.Longitude.ToString() + "Speed = " +
                              speed;

            var textBlockStatus =
                ControlHelper.FindChildControl<TextBlock>(JourneyTrackerSection, "TextBlockStatus") as TextBlock;
            textBlockStatus.Text = geolocation;
        });
    }

I am also trying to get the speed value. But when using the emulator I am always getting 5.8 regardless of if I have speed limit/walking/biking set on the emulator, and still get 5.8 from a static position.
Can anybody shed some light as to why? Is it just the emulator? Would I get an accurate result if I used a real device?
Its hard to develop a location speed application where I have to run out side every time I want to debug/run it.
Any help much appreciated.

A: Thought I would post some details as to what I have managed to find out in case anyone comes across this in the future. Looks like this is because it is running on the emulator. Managed to come across some limited details about using the geopositioning code and some details about it being hardware specific. After I have managed to get hold of a windows phone for testing the emulator cannot do the speed. Works perfect on an actual device.
This is extremely annoying by Microsoft. means that every time I need to test my app I have to go out driving. Rendering the GPS emulator completely useless!


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E3 2012 Game Highlights – My Picks
Posted on June 13, 2012	by Derek "Gamer Crash"
With E3 over and a week to let everything I've seen sink in, I figured it'd be only fitting to point out some games that really impressed me this year. Don't think of this as a "Best Of" list. While I was impressed and am excited for a bunch of games, the ones below really stood out to me. I just wanted to bring a bit more exposure to them.
Here's my list, but let me know yours in the comments.
I've never really been interested in Tomb Raider games in the past but I've been waiting for more news ever since this reboot was first announced last year by Crystal Dynamics. With the footage they brought with them this year to the show, I was really blown away. Tomb Raider has a real Uncharted vibe while managing to keep a very distinct feel of it's own. Unlike the everyman hero of Nathan Drake, Lara Croft is out on her own in an unknown location without many resources. The game's tone is more of desperation and survival, creating a tension that will most likely stay with you as you play through the game. It's looking fantastic so far and I can't wait to see even more.
A game compared to the likes of BioShock and Thief, with the visuals from a Steampunk inspired city in the Victorian Era? Yup, definitely caught my interest and thankfully the gameplay Arkane Studios showed off at the show did not disappoint one bit. In addition to some interesting weapons, you'll also be able to have your pick of special powers which range from blink teleportation to possession, to freezing time. Add in the fact that you can tackle objectives in many different ways, and you have a formula for something very special. I'm very much looking forward to this one.
To be honest, I didn't really know what to expect from 343 Industries. An unproven company taking the reigns from a wildly popular studio (Bungie) and the flagship franchise on the Xbox left a lot of questions. After seeing the game run finally, I think it's safe to say that 343 managed to silence all doubts out there. The game looks visually stunning (especially when compared to previous entries) while staying true to core gameplay concepts. There's a ton of interesting ideas at work here, and I think the future of Halo is in very safe hands.
This one was a total surprise as Ubisoft unveiled this one at the very end of their press conference. I was blown away by how incredible the game looked and couldn't believe this would be on current gen systems. The animations were so fluid, the lighting was unlike anything I've seen before in games, and the visuals just popped right off the screen. During a slow motion sequence, you could see the individual rain drops falling as you dispatched an enemy. It seems like you're some sort of agent who can tap into an internal network which will let you hack items like cell phones, street lights, and other computer controlled devices as you walk around an open Chicago landscape. It's a very interesting concept and I can't wait to see more on it.
Assassin's Creed III
I mean, honestly, what else really needs to be said. Ubisoft Montreal is blowing the other games in the franchise with this one. We were finally treated to live gameplay and it did not disappoint. We saw Connor hunting animals in the frontier, completing side quests in frontier towns, infiltrating enemy controlled forts, and using distractions such as blowing up gunpowder barrels to sneak by the chaos to his target. The graphics and animations are a major step up from anything else previously and it shows here. Oh, I'd also be remiss to forget the surprise naval combat as well. With the engine pumping out a dynamic wave system and multiple cannon shots to select, the naval warfare component looks like another fantastic addition.
Finally. We've been teased about this game for so long, that I don't think anyone really knew what to expect in terms of gameplay. Naughty Dog finally showed off some actual gameplay and if you were thinking an post-apocalyptic Uncharted, you're dead wrong. Instead, you're getting a game filled with tension and suspense as you go around trying to stay alive amongst a broken society. The best part? Ellie isn't completely dependant on you and seems actually intelligent, not getting in your way and helping you in tough situations. The combat is brutal, a bit more realistic and I really enjoyed that the inventory system is actually Joel's backpack. I'm hoping that this game makes a 2012 release because I want this now.
Splinter Cell: Blacklist
I was honestly hoping Ubisoft Toronto would pull this one out of their hat and they did not disappoint. I'm a sucker for Splinter Cell games and this one looks to take the best parts of Conviction and mix them with more modern style third person gameplay. In addition to leading a new crew at Fourth Echelon, Sam looks to be faster, more fluid, and introduces a new gameplay mechanic called 'Killing In Motion'. Ubisoft is bringing their motion capture technology to this title as well, so we should be seeing an even more impressive animation system in place. Only downside? Michael Ironside is no longer voicing Sam, so we'll see how that goes I guess.
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This car has real paint...no base/clear coat. Normal?
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Alfonso Lopez was indicted by a grand jury of violating the Gun-Free School Zones Act of 1990, which forbids "any individual knowingly to possess a firearm within 1000 feet of a school zone," 18 U.S.C. 922(q). Lopez argued that the Section 922(q) was unconstitutional and moved to dismiss his indictment. The Supreme Court struck down the Gun Free School Zones Act, in a 5-4 opinion, as unconstitutional. This collection consists of copies of excerpts from the Supreme Court hearings, copies and excerpts from house and senate bills, publications of the "Law Week" and the "Congressional Monitor", correspondence, email, memos, reports, statements, news articles, and press releases.
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Fast continuous alcohol amination employing a hydrogen borrowing protocol
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Labes, R
Mateos, C
Battilocchio, C
Chen, Y
Dingwall, P
Cumming, GR
Rincón, JA
Nieves-Remacha, MJ
Ley, SV
Labes, R., Mateos, C., Battilocchio, C., Chen, Y., Dingwall, P., Cumming, G., Rincón, J., et al. (2019). Fast continuous alcohol amination employing a hydrogen borrowing protocol. Green Chemistry, 21 (1), 59-63. https://doi.org/10.1039/c8gc03328e

A continuous flow method for the direct conversion of alcohols to amines <italic>via</italic> a hydrogen borrowing approach is reported.

Is supplemented by: https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.31732
The authors are grateful to Eli Lilly & Co. (RL) and the EPSRC (SVL, grants EP/K009494/1, EP/M004120/1 and EP/K039520/1) for financial support. This work was supported by Eli Lilly & Co. through the Lilly Research Award Program (LRAP).
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Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EP/K009494/1)
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EP/M004120/1)
External DOI: https://doi.org/10.1039/c8gc03328e
This record's URL: https://www.repository.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/286858
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West, Japan begin to relax economic sanctions against China
Sanctions imposed by Western countries and Japan to punish China for last year's army crackdown on demonstrators for democracy are being eased because of China's cooperation with the West in the Persian Gulf crisis and in efforts to end the civil war in Cambodia, according to Western diplomats. European Community foreign ministers agreed this week to roll back economic sanctions and resume high-level visits. Japan has been moving steadily to rebuild relations, and ties with the United States have seen "peaceful, evolutionary change," one Western diplomat said.
At Monday's meeting of EC foreign ministers in Luxembourg, British Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd said "no useful purpose is served" by continuing to boycott contacts with China. The head of China's legislature, Wan Li, is expected to visit London in late November for talks with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on the future of Hong Kong. He would be the highest-ranking Chinese to visit the West since the crackdown in June 1989.
Even though the ban on defense cooperation and arms sales remains in place, a French company, Thomson-CSF, plans to go ahead with an agreement to upgrade two Luda class destroyers with air defense missiles, radar and a tactical data system, Western diplomats said. French officials have said the contract is not a breach of sanctions because the agreement, reportedly worth $70-million, was signed in 1986, before the crackdown.
Western countries imposed economic sanctions, suspended high-level contacts and halted military cooperation and sales to Beijing after the army crackdown. But in the last several months, China has improved its standing in the world.
One of the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council, China supported all of the U.S.-led U.N. resolutions, including one approving the use of minimum military force to support the Iraq embargo. China also has played a constructive role in pushing for peace talks and a political solution in Cambodia.
More than 16 months after the bloody events of Tiananmen Square, Japan is about to resume a $5.4-billion five-year loan program with Beijing, with the first installment to begin shortly. The loans are for projects aimed at improving China's industrial infrastructure, including the construction of railways, port centers, telephone lines and fertilizer plants, Japanese officials have said.
Japan and the European countries have moved more quickly to improve ties with Beijing, one U.S. diplomat said, while U.S.-China ties are "being altered gradually." Secretary of State James Baker has met twice with Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qichen, and Assistant Secretary of State Richard Solomon visited Beijing Aug. 4-5.


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...you couldn't have competing multinational corporations spending billions ( not to mention totalitarian states) all in a competition to develop a vaccine if the virus had not been isolated.
Alex still has a few remaining shreds of Faith in The System.
Acceptance is the last step before Healing can begin.
I'm not sure that deduction is sound.
As I understand it, the difference between isolating the virus and nearly isolating the virus, is that in the latter case you end up with a liquid that is believed to contain viral particles and other material from the host (human cells). Once smashed up, there is no way to distinguish between human and viral RNA. This is what the Nobel Prize winner, Kary Mullis was talking about in relation to HIV and AIDS.
http://www.virusmyth.org/aids/hiv/kmreason.htm
Here is Fauci predicting doom and gloom over the AIDS virus - doesn't it sound familiar?
https://www.nytimes.com/1986/01/14/...re-experts-say-deaths-will-climb-sharply.html
Remember that HIV and the Coronavirus are both RNA viruses.
The lack of that final (and difficult!) purification step is reckoned to be crucial because the next step is to break up the viral particles to get access to the RNA contained inside - but there will also be RNA in the liquid arising from impurities!
The original story re AIDS was that HIV caused the disease and that it was spread by sex - heterosexual or otherwise - and that it had about a 10 year incubation period before killing its host. Such a virus would have totally decimated humanity - think about it! There almost has to be something seriously wrong with the HIV/AIDS story.
here's one of the guys who isolated the virus:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/coronavirus-research-lab-vido-intervac-1.5443244
here's the virology work he did with camels and bats for the years prior:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/coronavirus-covid-19-vido-intervac-saskatchewan-vaccine-1.5508114
here's the paper he published in nature in 2016 on the other covid virus:
https://www.nature.com/articles/nrmicro.2016.81
so, I get your point about the embedded misinformation/incomplete-information surrounding viruses and virology... but the "we haven't isolated the virus" meme seems very flat earthy and doesn't give us much insight into what's really going on.
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I'm just saying that this is basically true:https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/trump-pfizer-coronavirus-vaccine
Trump says Pfizer taking 'tremendous financial risk' in coronavirus vaccine development
and this is to:
https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/covid-19-vaccine-weeks-away-jj-moderna-pfizer-leading-race
TickerSecurityLastChangeChange %MRNAMODERNA INC.71.09-0.19-0.27%PFEPFIZER INC.35.21-0.06-0.17%JNJJOHNSON & JOHNSON136.60-0.54-0.39%
He named several pharmaceutical companies -- Johnson & Johnson, Moderna and Pfizer -- that are in the development stages of a vaccine. He said the U.S. was working with foreign companies as well.
-- this is a trillion-dollar play and there will be winners and losers. it's unreasonable to imagine this being orchestrated end of vaccines are fake.
-- the MMR debacle would seem to be much more illustrative of how the game is really played
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-- this is a trillion-dollar play and there will be winners and losers.
Indeed, and I can already tell you who the Winners will be, and who the Losers will be.
Alex, I think you are hung up on this "they never isolated the virus" meme partly because you don't understand Virology.
Identifying a virus is not a binary A/B, Yes/No thing because viri are constantly evolving, morphing, and changing. The best Virologists can do is an approximation. If they print out the DNA sequence of a live viral sample on paper and say "This is it!", a week later that same tested sample will have a different DNA sequence.
I learned this because I was an HIV awareness Instructor to medical professionals back in the 90's. During my research for that job I was shocked to discover "isolating the virus" is a misnomer. It doesn't actually happen. This is why there is no vaccine for HIV or "the flu" despite decades of research and mountains of money.
"But you can buy a "flu vaccine" at Walgreen's right now!" Of course you can, and those vaccines are so shitty the Medical Professionals I get drunk with at parties laugh (in private) at the idea of injecting themselves with one.
Same with a Covid-19 "vaccine". Yes they will develop one. Yes Big Pharma will collect TRILLIONS of dollars for providing it. Terrorizing the public is the most profitable grift in the world today.
Will it work? That depends on your fuzzy definition of "work" the same way our definition of "isolating" is fuzzy.
Main Take-away: These things are not A/B. Virus Science is way more subjective than you might imagine
right. I mean, I acknowledge that there's all sorts of fuckary going on when it comes to viruses and vaccines... and there's a lot of stumbling in the dark while making it sound like you know what you're doing.
But there's a lot of flat earth bullshit as well. when andrew kaufman convinced david icke that they hadn't isolated the virus the message turned into there is no covid-19 virus. if you remember Icke said during my interview the only virus is in your mind... which while may be true on some metaphysical level that we like to talk about I'm Skeptiko... it is also not true on another level.
I always like to remind people of the Ochsner story:
How Dr. Alton Ochsner Killed His Grandson With A Vaccine
In 1955, Jonas Salk developed a polio vaccine, and immediately five laboratories started making the vaccine.
Shortly before the vaccine was due to be released to the public, it was sent to Dr. Bernice Eddy at NIH to safe-test. Her finding was shocking; she found that the vaccine itself could cause paralysis. She warned of an upcoming tragedy with that vaccine, yet the pro-vaxxers insisted on barreling ahead.
One of the those who barreled ahead with this vaccine was the famous Dr. Alton Ochsner from New Orleans. He had holdings in one of the laboratories producing the vaccine and refused to believe that the vaccine was dangerous. In 1955 Ochsner assured a group of physicians at Tulane Medical School that the Salk vaccine was safe. Ochsner said he wouldn't ask them to support something he wasn't willing to use on his own family and that he was going to give his two grandchildren the Salk vaccine right there in front of them. Which he did.
A few days later, his 30-month-old grandson was dead; and his granddaughter had polio. An attending physician to the grandson also contracted polio and was crippled.
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...if you remember Icke said during my interview the only virus is in your mind... which while may be true on some metaphysical level that we like to talk about I'm Skeptiko... it is also not true on another level.
The problem with David Icke is that he chases fads. I've read most of his books and been watching him for 20 years.
He will promote whatever sketchy conspiracy theory is currently popular in order to stay relevant within the current Zeitgeist.
In that 90's that was space lizards. In the early 00's it was 9/11 energy weapons. Five years ago it was underground bases and UFO Disclosure.
Same with this "Plandemic" stuff. He will abandon the "virus not isolated!" meme and move on to the next meme when convenient.
Icke is a nice guy and I like him. I'm sure he justifies this trend surfing with "a man's gotta eat" and the noble goal of promoting his "All is Love" message which he genuinely believes is Humanity's salvation.
It's like with the "Breatharians". Promoting Hippy Love can justify all manner of half-truths and mild deceptions, because it's for a good cause.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noble_lie is not just for Elites as Plato suggested.
My fellow Christians also do this at times, and it's equally wrong.
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As I understand it, what they call isolation is not the complete removal of other non-virus material - i.e. it simply isn't what it used to mean. I think the final step is done using an electron micrograph showing the virus particles and nothing else.
It isn't nit-picking. The PCR tests are built out of fragments of RNA supposedly present in the virus. If they have picked up RNA from elsewhere, the test is invalid. The problem is that unlike bacteria, you cannot grow these things on a Petri dish containing sterile nutrient jelly. They need cells in which to grow - which makes isolating the virus free of bits from the host cells very hard - but from what I have read, this process is time consuming but not impossible.
I wish they would do some serious empirical testing of these PCR tests. People do claim to have tested the inside of a goat, or a fruit and got positive results. This is the same issue that comes up in the HIV/AIDS debate.
dpdownsouth
I tend to come down on Alex's side here. But check this twitter thread. Click to read it in full.
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Alex said, "if you remember Icke said during my interview the only virus is in your mind... which while may be true on some metaphysical level that we like to talk about on Skeptiko... it is also not true on another level.
David Icke's assertions about the virus were irresponsible and demonstrably false. Instead of challenging him, Alex, you fawned over him, going as far as saying he deserved a Nobel Prize.
Here we are months later and the Plandemic virus-deniers are getting sick by the thousands and the hospitals are full. In Wisconsin today, so many counties are so far past the Dept. of Health Services' highest classification for case activity, that they created a brand new category. Only 7 counties in the State have below 1,000 cases per 100,000 residents, which previously was their highest level.
Yeah, Alex. It's not true on the level of 10,000,000 infections and 250,000 deaths and climbing. About time you finally owned up to acknowledging that David Icke's "the only virus is in your mind" claim killed people who believed him and did not take precautions.
David Icke's assertions about the virus were irresponsible and demonstrably false.
First of all, if we're talking about COVID-19, I think there is a virus, but it's not a physical virus,
Specifically what assertions are you referring to?/
If you have a real virus and you have a virus that is "deadly..."
I think there is a virus, but it's not a physical virus, it's a mind virus...
What I call a mind virus....basically works in the human mind...
You have this mind virus... this cult is its human expression...
This mind virus and this cult...is structuring and manipulating human society to generate these low vibrational emotions.
This mind virus operates ... is hidden from the conscious mind. But when it ceases to be hidden, then it loses its power.
The official "virus narrative", which if people are prepared to do their own research and talk to doctors and biologists and other medical professionals, they would realize, that narrative is so nonsensical.
Instead of challenging him, Alex, you fawned over him, going as far as saying he deserved a Nobel Prize.
Here we are months later and the Plandemic virus-deniers
Thank you, Alex for acknowledging that.
I went over to the Ethical Skeptic site to see if I could see the source for lockdown deaths. The way he presents his ideas is beyond my grasp. I did notice that he uses Osiris as his avatar. That caught my attention. We are presently at week 11 of my 12 week class, Science, Myth, Magic & Mystery. Isis, Osiris and Horus have come into the field in multiple group processes. I have written several reflections about them and how these mythic themes remain influential today. The core of what we are discovering in the field is how the invention of modern science - what you call a Psyops - was created by London merchants after the death of Queen Elizabeth I in 1600.
David Icke was right about his analysis of the culture of mind control, but he's wrong about too much to be credible overall.
David Icke's "the only virus is in your mind" claim killed people who believed him and did not take precautions.
It's dishonest of you to conflate that metaphor by assigning the deaths of people to David Icke.
You could easily refute Icke's claims regarding Covid-19 by presenting the evidence he requested in this paragraph:
"David Icke: [00:10:25] ...they've gone to the scientists themselves and they've asked the question, "Did you purify this virus?" And the answer is always no. And without that you cannot say that you had a virus, you have a virus, you've shown that virus exists."
On their No Agenda Show podcast yesterday Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak had an interesting bit explaining how the CDC can turn the number of Covid cases up or down by changing the "cycle threshold" of the PCR test.
It's here at timestamp 9:20...
http://adam.curry.com/html/NoAgendaEpisode1294E-Zbg3w4MRfNJLsxxjWcNnzdZGGdTLGh.html
One of their Producers queried the Vermont Heath Commissioner on NPR about which "cycle threshold" they are using.
No Agenda does the best job of taking apart media disinformation because they both have Big Media experience.
Adam was an MTV "V.J." celebrity back in the day, and Dvorak writes for mainstream Tech publications.
How is that a metaphor? "I think there is a virus, but it's not a physical virus, it's a mind virus..." This is a direct, literal statement.
The evidence that refutes his claim that the virus doesn't exist can be found on the JHU Covid-19 website. Or this: North Dakota hospitals are reportedly at full capacity amid surging coronavirus cases and a shortage of healthcare workers.
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In addition to being dishonest, this pilpul of yours is tedious.
Your refusal to provide this evidence speaks for itself.
Excellent summary.
My brother-in-law (74 years old) who died last month after a three-year battle with Parkinson's Disease was listed as a Covid death. I cleaned his bedding and lifted him out of his chair every day and did not get Covid.
His wife my sister-in-law (63 years old) had Covid in October. Three days on the couch and she was over it.
My college roommate who died last month from pancreatic cancer in Olympia, WA was listed as a Covid death. (54 years old)
My daughter (30 years old) called last night and said she tested positive and has Covid. I was in the car with her in Austin, TX all weekend. She has a fever, coughing, and the weird "can't taste anything" symptom. Her kids don't have it.
My son-in-law (36 years old) had Covid in September. Same symptoms; fever, coughing, "can't taste anything", over it in three days.
I also take 2,000 milligrams of Vitamin C every day for general immune system support. The cheap Wal-Mart stuff.
The question I have is: Why did The System decide to turn this weird bug into a world-wide Terror Campaign ?
Why did they decide to burn through all Mainstream Media credibility and Science credibility pushing this terror?
What makes it worth the high cost? What do they fear? What is coming?