Winter is dragging… Ice forces you to new waters. Instead of blindly grabbing your favorite nymph from your box and fishing an entire reach without as much as a look, you are actually lifting rocks, digging through mud and vege, and collecting insects you eagerly hope to identify.The day is young, steam rises as the sun creeps over the ridge into the canyon. Fishy noses are likely going to be non-existent, but you assume they are eating something subsurface. You pull another freezing, slippery rock from the streambed crawling with tiny buglets you don't recognize… Not a big deal. Really.
Since those moments of uncertainty and psychosis, I have concluded that fundamental and basic principles that can be simplified are key to understanding aquatic ecology and ultimately lead to more fish in the net. Not that I don't want to teach everything I know, but rather, I have prioritized some tips and entomology basics that will help you make leaps and bounds in a buggy-bug world as opposed to tiny, baby steps. The first step of entomology and ultimately catching more fish is determining GENERALLY what type of bugs are in the drift … Get it? The drift?
Here's a few generalizations that are fundamental to understanding why drift is so important.
Fish in a stream aren't constantly moving around, actively searching for food items (in a general sense). They let the food DRIFT to them. As fish feed on items that they see often, they begin to key on those items making it harder to catch them on less recognizable entrées. Like when you throw a seemingly giant, delicious stonefly when fish are eating midges. You are like, "come one Eugene! Just eat it!" It's exactly like you eating burgers everyday then some dude throws you a pile of Blanquette de veau, and you are like, "what the heck is that?" So…..
Use a stomach pump!. (See Brian Chan's video posted in comments for last entomology post HERE). I will forever continue to stress the usefulness of this. Just Friday, I was on a local river curious about what the fish were eating. I pumped the first fish I caught which produced a handful of 30+ sowbugs. Game over………. 35+ fish in a few hours. (Remember the rollie pollies, potatoe bugs, and pill bugs as a kid? Here's the aquatic version). NOTE* These are NOT scuds!
If you have helpful info to share or specific questions please leave them in the comments section and we'll reply with answers or cover them in future posts!
I think these simple observations are overlooked by sooooo many fly fisherman. It is crazy how simple figuring out bugs can be. So is behavioral drift something that only mayflies do? I have only heard it discussed briefly some some experts. There are a lot of interesting ideas out there.
As far as I know Spencer, mayflies are the most significant behavioral drifters… I do know that some caddis also drift behaviorally at times if overcrowding is an issue to simply disperse. Plecoptera drift rarely if ever from what I understand. Most of your bigger stones (excluding Pteronarcys, salmonflies) are predators that crawl all over rocks simply gobbling up smaller inverts… Large strong legs = easy dispersion by crawling. Also, no need to run when you are the big dog.
I believe that all aquatic invertebrates are affected by the drift. Just as fine sediment, rocks (both large and small) and other debris that are found in rivers. This is why all hatching insects migrate up rivers to lay their eggs and re-populate the system (i.e. Salmonflies).
Thanks this is great! I started following your blog last summer after I bought a beginner rig. I have loved the stories and great photos! This however is what I NEED, Subsurface is a mystery to me thanks for the insight!
Duh, you got the link! nice job eh!


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Bottles and Flasks
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The Henry Ford owns approximately 10,000 pieces of glass, ranging from pharmaceutical and scientific glass to contemporary glass made by fine artists. This group is a small sampling of our most visually appealing historical bottles and flasks, all of which are on display in the Davidson-Gerson Gallery of Glass in Greenfield Village.
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Case Bottle, 1760-1850
Case bottle
Case bottles were designed for easy and efficient transportation. Their square bodies with flat, rectangular sides packed neatly into wooden boxes or cases. Case bottles were common from the 1600s into the 1900s and usually held gin or other alcoholic or medicinal spirits.
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Crystal Palace Premium Soda Water Bottle, 1853-1856
Wine Bottle, 1760-1800
Water Bottle, 1860-1890
Flask, 1850-1870
Flask (Bottle)
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride, appealed to America's common man. This Baltimore-made flask contains an image of a sheaf of grain above crossed agricultural tools. This symbol of America's agriculture bounty probably also referred to the flask's content of grain-based alcohol.
L.Q.C. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, 1859-1880
Cologne Bottle, 1850-1865
Bottle, 1815-1840
Decanter, 1810-1844
Calabash Bottle, 1851-1855
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks often were decorated with symbols of national pride. Other flasks, like this one, contain images of foreign newsmakers. Many Americans embraced Louis Kossuth, a mid-century Hungarian patriot and revolutionist. Kossuth arrived in the U. S. in 1851 after a failed attempt to set up a democratic Hungarian state.
Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, 1849-1900
Whether depicted as commander-in-chief, the first president of the United States, or a symbol of the republic, George Washington is a common likeness on early American flasks. Washington appears on 72 recorded flask designs--more than any other person. This example depicts Washington as a classical statesman with major general Zachary Taylor, who became the 12th United States president in 1849.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. Many flasks, like this one, contain images of an eagle -- a traditional symbol for America.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often embellished with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. Purely decorative flasks, however, were another option. These flasks -- like this sunburst-pattern one -- held alcohol just as well as those with images of great men or patriotic emblems.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. Some of these flasks contain images of revered Revolutionary War-era patriots. Benjamin Franklin -- writer, philosopher, statesman and diplomat -- adorns this flask from the early 1800s.
Porter Bottle, 1850-1865
Pickle Bottle, 1840-1880
Americans in the mid-to-late 19th century purchased a variety of pickled and preserved foods in inexpensive, commercially-made glass containers. Though cheap, some of these utilitarian bottles were distinctive in their decorations. This gothic-inspired bottle with its pointed arches and trefoils appealed to the tastes of many 19th-century middle class Americans and was found sitting on pantry and cupboard shelves, or atop kitchen tables.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. Those who dreamed of striking it rich also found their aspirations molded in glass. This flask contains an image of a prospector bound "For Pikes Peak" -- an area rumored with gold.
Chestnut Bottle, 1780-1830
Chestnut bottle
Wine Bottle, circa 1820
Food Storage Bottle, 1875-1900
Oak Orchard Acid Springs Water Bottle, 1850-1870
People have explored the health benefits of spring water for thousands of years. Natural springs became travel destinations and the restorative waters were touted as cures for everyday ill. As interest in these waters' potential curative powers grew in the nineteenth-century, entrepreneurs captured the perceived health-giving liquid in affordable glass bottles and sold it to consumers both near and far.
Schnapps Bottle, 1860-1880
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. The inverted cornucopia found on the front of this flask alludes to America's bounty. The other side has a decorative star-shape design.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. This flask contains an image of a sheaf of grain -- a symbol for agriculture. The image also may refer to the flask's original content of grain-based alcohol.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks often were decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation. Other flasks provided advertisement for the glass company. Owners of the Isabella Glass Works in New Brooklyn, New Jersey, molded their name and an image of their factory on this flask.
Jar, 1845-1860
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks appealed to America's common man. Many of these flasks contained symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation. Embellishments on other flasks, like this one, were purely decorative.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often embellished with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. Purely decorative flasks, however, were another option. These flasks -- like this simple ribbed-pattern one -- held alcohol just as well as those with images of great men or patriotic emblems.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. Many figured flasks were decorated with symbols of national pride and images of famous individuals -- or in this case a famous racehorse. Flora Temple won 95 harness races during the 1850s and 1860s. Not only was this "bob-tailed" mare immortalized in glass, but also in the song "Camptown races."
Pocket Flask, 1800-1840
American glass factories produced flasks, like this one, from the late 1700s well into the mid-1800s. The pint-sized flask could hold water but more likely contained alcoholic beverages. Its textured decorative exterior -- formed when the hot glass was dipped into a pattern mold before it was blown -- made the flask easier to grasp. And its flattened shape fit nicely into pockets providing ready access to the liquid refreshment.
Bitters Bottle, 1850-1860
Bitters bottle
Bitters is an herb-infused alcoholic mixture. Named for its bitter taste, the liquid was originally developed as a medicinal tonic to help soothe stomach complaints or other digestive disorders. During the late-19th and early-20th centuries, patent medicine dealers bottled and sold the elixir. Americans purchased bitters in simple mold-blown bottles or ones shaped like drums, barrels, cabins, and even pineapples.
Medicine Bottle, 1843-1855
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride, appealed to America's common man. This flask pairs Mexican War hero General Zachary Taylor with America's founding father, George Washington. The inscription around Taylor's image refers to his order to fire more artillery rounds -- and alluded to the flask's alcoholic content.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. Nineteenth-century Americans revered George Washington -- Revolutionary War hero, President and Father of His Country. Washington's likeness adorns at least seventy-two flask designs -- more than any other person.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride, appealed to America's common man. This flask contains images of two American heroes of the Mexican War -- General Zachary Taylor ("Rough and Ready") and Major Samuel Ringgold, one of the first casualties of the war.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. The clasping hands, shield and eagle represent the Union -- a cause many Americans fought to uphold during the Civil War.
Whether depicted as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army, the first president of the United States, or a symbol of the republic, George Washington is a common likeness on early American flasks. Washington appears on 72 recorded flask designs--more than any other person. This example shows Washington with later politician, Henry Clay. Both are depicted as classical statesmen.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. Membership in the Freemasons grew in the early decades of the 1800s. Supporters of the Masonic order would recognize the ritualistic symbols on this and other similar flasks.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride, appealed to America's common man. The Swedish singer, Jenny Lind, caused a sensation when she toured America from 1850-1852. Her name and image adorned a number of everyday objects -- like this flask -- for years to come.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. Other images, like the ones on this flask, were purely decorative. To some, the imagery -- whether patriotic or pretty -- mattered little as long as the flask could hold liquid.
Nursing Bottle, 1880-1910
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. Other images, like the tree, may have been purely decorative. Variation of this design include a tree in bloom (summer) and a tree without leaves (winter).
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. Many flasks, like this one, contain images of an eagle -- a symbol for America. The grapes, on the reverse, refer to agriculture and perhaps the flask's alcoholic content.
Barber Bottle, 1870-1910
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. The overflowing cornucopia and urn found on either side of this flask alludes to America's agricultural bounty.
Pocket Bottle, 1800-1840
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride, appealed to America's common man. This flask paid homage to Mexican War hero General Zachary Taylor. His order to fire more "grape" (artillery rounds) during battle found its way onto this flask. "Grape" also alluded to the alcoholic content of the flask.
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. Many flasks, like this one, contain images of an eagle -- a traditional symbol for America. The overflowing cornucopia found on the other side of this flask alludes to America's bounty.
Sauce Bottle, 1850-1870
E.G. Booz's Old Cabin Whiskey Bottle, 1860-1875
H.J. Heinz Bottle, circa 1925
In the late 19th century, when many foods were still sold in bulk, H.J. Heinz developed a strong name-brand image and individual packages for his products. Heinz's clear glass bottles allowed customers to see the quality of the product. The crackled appearance of this bottle would have made this Heinz product stand out among others on a grocer's shelf.
Heinz, Noble & Company Bottle, 1869-1875
When Henry J. Heinz started his processed food business in 1869, he believed that consumers deserved only the best in quality. His competitors often used colored glass containers to hide impurities and disguise attempts to stretch the product. Heinz sold his goods in clear glass containers to show the purity and superiority of his products.
Spirits Bottle, 1865-1885
Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, 1850-1870
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride, appealed to America's common man. This calabash -- a gourd-like form popular in the mid-19th century -- contains an image of a sheaf of grain. This symbol of agriculture also may allude to the flask's content of grain-based alcohol.
Dr. Beard's Alternative Tonic & Laxative Bitters, 1870-1890
Bitters is an herb-infused alcoholic mixture. Named for its bitter taste, the liquid was originally developed as a medicinal tonic to help soothe stomach complaints or other digestive disorders. During the late-19th and early-20th centuries, patent medicine dealers bottled and sold the elixir. Americans purchased bitters in simple mold-blown bottles or ones shaped like drums, barrels, or cabins.
Pepper Sauce Bottle, 1850-1870
Gin Bottle, 1861-1864
Frederick Stearns & Co. Medicine Bottle, 1920-1929
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. Andrew Jackson -- soldier, farmer, politician and U.S. President -- was a hero to many early 19th-century Americans. Like other well-known Americans of that time, his likeness found its way onto flasks.
Beer Bottle, 1870-1910
Burr & Waters Ale Bottle, 1845-1875
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks often were decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation. Other flasks provided advertisement for the glass company. Owners of Wheat, Price and Company, in Wheeling, West Virginia, molded their name and an image of their factory on this flask.
Drake's Plantation Bitters, 1862-1890
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. Membership in the Freemasons grew in the early decades of the 1800s. This flask combines Masonic imagery (arch and pavement) with an emblem of America's agrarian roots (farm tools and grain).
Preston & Merrill Medicine Bottle, 1870-1890
Superior Mineral Water Bottle, 1850-1858
Coon Hollow Bourbon Whiskey Bottle, 1875-1920
Doyle's Hops Bitters, 1872-1900
A.M. Bininger & Co. Bourbon Bottle, 1859-1861
Glass factories in America began producing inexpensive, mold-formed flasks in the early 1800s. These figured flasks, often decorated with symbols of national pride or political or cultural affiliation, appealed to America's common man. Americans' fascination with railroads began in the late 1820s when rail lines began connecting distant communities. Early flasks depicted horses, an alternative to steam engines, hauling freight down railway...
Paine's Celery Compound, 1880-1906
Soft Drink Bottle, 1910-1929
Warner's Safe Kidney & Liver Cure, 1879-1900
Hulbert Harrington Warner, a wealthy New York safe manufacturer, purchased a medicinal formula from a local doctor and created a multi-million dollar patent medicine business in the late 1800s. Warner bottled his "cures" and sold them worldwide. The safe on the front of this bottle allude to the product's perceived safety and referenced Warner's previous occupation.
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Blade Runner 2049 (Movie Review)
The original Blade Runner is often referred to as one of the greatest science fiction movies of all time. And for good reason too. It remains one of the most visually-stunning films of its era, and it also helped cement Ridley Scott's position as one of the best directors of the genre. Based on the Philip K. Dick novel, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, the film explored themes such as mortality and existential crisis, and posed several questions that are still debated till this very day.
As the title suggests, the sequel is set 30 years after the events of the 1982 classic. Replicants - human-like robots manufactured by the Tyrell Corporation - are no longer relegated to the off-world colonies. They have in fact become a vital part of mankind's survival in the polluted Earth of the future, made possible by Niander Wallace's (Jared Leto) perfection of their ability to obey their human creators. K (Ryan Gosling) is one such replicant, a Nexus-8 that works for the LAPD as one of the eponymous Blade Runners, police officers who retire (read: kill) replicants for a living.
The film opens with K on a mission to track down a fellow replicant (Dave Bautista), albeit one of the older, non-compliant models. But his investigation leads him to a discovery that further blurs the line between humans and replicants. There are those that would love to stifle this discovery for fear of creating a replicant uprising, namely K's boss, Lt. Joshi (Robin Wright). And those who would like to harness the discovery for their own personal gain or profit. K is caught in the middle of that struggle, even as he starts to question the essence of his very being.
Blade Runner 2049 is quite possibly the most visually impressive movie I have seen till date. Director Denis Villenueve carries over some of the impressive work he'd put into Sicario and Arrival, and marries it with the world first brought to life by Ridley Scott 35 years ago. Everything about this film drips with visual polish, from the way he plays with lights and shadows to create tension where there should otherwise be none, to the way almost every shot is framed and filled with breathtaking detail.
All that said, Blade Runner 2049 is not for everyone. The movie carries over the deliberate pacing from the previous film, a decision that no doubt resulted in its almost three-hour runtime. It also favors introspection and deep thought over explosions and shoot outs. More than half the people in the cinema where I saw it walked out in disappointment as a result. If only they'd taken the requisite five minutes to find out what the film was about beforehand.
But if you're the kind of person that likes the movies you see to leave a lasting impression, then Blade Runner 2049 comes highly recommended. It is a visual triumph that expands on the premise of the 1982 classic, and elevates itself to the realm of art.
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People walked out in disappointment? Wow, glad my theater crowd wasn't like that. Thought it was brilliant.
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Lol. Yep. They probably went in expecting non-stop action and a shallow, forgettable plot, and received a curve ball when the movie turned out to be anything but that. :)
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Q: "Argument list too long" for every command Occasionally, when I have a program that generates large arrays I get this bug where every command throws the error
"Argument list too long"
even if I just type:
$ cp
-bash: /bin/cp: Argument list too long
$

I can't use ls, or even open a new file with vim:
$ vim test.txt
-bash: /usr/bin/vim: Argument list too long
$

I tried using "wait" for all bg processes to finish, but no change.  It seems to happen inconsistently, but when it does, the only fix is to restart the shell.
Any ideas what might be going on?
Update:  I did some further testing and i got the error to be repeatable.  It happens when a recursively defined array reaches 85 elements in length.  The first command which throws the error is a bc that doesnt even depend on the array! and then from there on out, almost every other command throws the same error.
Update:  The program I'm using has many bash scripts working together, but I've determined the problem always arises in this one:
function MPMDrun_prop()
{
PARDIR=$1
COMPDIR=$2
runSTR=$3
NUMNODES=$4
ForceRun=$5

if [ $# -le 3 ] ; then
echo "USAGE: MPMDrun_prop \$PARDIR \$COMPDIR \$runSTR \$NUMNODES \$ForceRun"
fi
echo "in MPMDrun_Prop"
. $PARDIR/ParameterScan.inp
. $MCTDHBDIR/Scripts/get_NumberOfJobs.sh

if [ "$MPMD" != "T" ]; then
  MPMDnodes=1
fi

## If no runscripts in the $PARDIR, copy one and strip of the line which runs the program
if [ -z "$(ls $PARDIR/run*.sh 2> /dev/null)"  ] ; then

 if [ "$forhost" == "maia" ]; then
   cp $MCTDHBDIR/../PBS_Scripts/run-example-maia.sh $PARDIR/run.tmp
   sed 's|mpirun.*||' < $PARDIR/run.tmp > $PARDIR/run.sh
   jobtime=86400
 elif [ "$forhost" == "hermit" ]; then
   cp $MCTDHBDIR/../PBS_Scripts/run-example-hermit.sh $PARDIR/run.tmp
   sed 's|aprun.*||' < $PARDIR/run.tmp > $PARDIR/run.sh
   jobtime=86400
 elif [ "$forhost" == "hornet" ]; then
   cp $MCTDHBDIR/../PBS_Scripts/run-example-hornet.sh $PARDIR/run.tmp
   sed 's|aprun.*||' < $PARDIR/run.tmp > $PARDIR/run.sh
   jobtime=86400
 elif [ "$forhost" == "bwgrid" ]; then
   cp $MCTDHBDIR/../PBS_Scripts/run-example-BWGRID.sh $PARDIR/run.tmp
   sed 's|mpirun.*||' < $PARDIR/run.tmp > $PARDIR/run.sh
   jobtime=86400
 fi
 sed 's|nodes=[0-9]*|nodes=0|' < $PARDIR/run.sh > $PARDIR/run.tmp
 sed 's|#PBS -N.*|#PBS -N MONSTER_'$MonsterName'|' < $PARDIR/run.tmp > $PARDIR/run.sh_

 rm $PARDIR/run.sh
 rm $PARDIR/run.tmp
 chmod 755 $PARDIR/run.sh_
 echo ". $MCTDHBDIR/Scripts/RunFlagSleeper.sh" >> $PARDIR/run.sh_
 ## Include check_convergence.sh for mixed relax/prop compatibility
 echo ". $MCTDHBDIR/Scripts/check_convergence.sh" >> $PARDIR/run.sh_
 echo "RunFlagSleeper $jobtime " >> $PARDIR/run.sh_
 echo "(" >> $PARDIR/run.sh_
 cp $PARDIR/run.sh_ $PARDIR/run1.sh
fi
### Add $runSTR to the most recent runscript
### find runscript$N.sh (run1.sh, run 2.sh, etc)  that has numnodes less than $MPMDnodes
for qq in $(ls $PARDIR/run[0-9]*.sh | sort -g ); do
  NodesInRun=$(cat $qq | grep -o "nodes *= *[0-9]*" | grep -o "[0-9]*")
  if [ "$NodesInRun" -lt "$MPMDnodes"  ]; then
   ## The number of nodes already specified in the runscript doesnt exceed the maximum, so add on another job
   NewNodes=$(echo "$NodesInRun+$NUMNODES" | bc)
   ## Start each aprun command in its own subshell
   ## wait for 24 hrs after aprun, to guarantee that no subshell finishes before the job is done
   sed 's|nodes=[0-9]*|nodes='$NewNodes'|' < $qq > $qq-1
   sed 's|\(RunFlagSleeper .*\)|\1 '$COMPDIR'|' <$qq-1 >$qq
   rm $qq-1
     echo "  (" >> $qq
     ## Sleeps for $jobtime - 5 mins, then removes runflag. in case aprun doesnt finish in $jobtime
     echo "    cd $COMPDIR" >> $qq
     echo "    $runSTR" >> $qq
     ## remove runflag after aprun command has finished
     echo "    rm $COMPDIR/RunFlag" >> $qq
#     echo "sleep $jobtime" >> $qq-1
     echo "  ) &" >> $qq
#   mv $qq-1 $qq
   ## put a flag in the computation directory so it isnt computed multiple times
   touch $COMPDIR/RunFlag

   if [[ "$NewNodes" -ge "$MPMDnodes" || "$ForceRun" == "T"  ]]; then
    ## This last process made the nodecount exceed the maximum, or there is a ForceRun flag passed
    ## So now, exceute the runscript and start another
    echo "  wait" >> $qq
    echo ") &" >> $qq
    echo "PID=\$!" >> $qq
    echo "wait \$PID" >> $qq
    ## Ensure the queue has room for the next job, if not, wait for it
   Njobs=$(get_NumberOfJobs $runhost)
   while [ "$Njobs" -ge "$maxjobs" ]; do
    echo "Njobs=$Njobs and maxjobs=$maxjobs"
    echo "Waiting 30 minutes for que to clear"
    sleep 1800
   done
    echo "qsub $qq"
#    qsub $qq
    RunCount=$(echo $qq | grep -o 'run[0-9]*.sh' | grep -o '[0-9]*')
    let "RunCount++"
    cp $PARDIR/run.sh_ $PARDIR/run$RunCount.sh
   fi
  fi
done
}

The error typically starts at the 80-90'th call of this function at the first cp or bc.  I've commented ALL array manipulations, so there is zero chance this is caused by the array being too large.  The environment stays at ~100-200 Kb so that isn't the problem either.

A: That error message is a bit misleading. It should say something like "Argument list and environment use too much space".
The environment consists of all the environment variables you have exported, plus the environment your shell was started with. Normally, the environment should only be a few kilobytes, but there is nothing stopping you from exporting a million-byte string, and if you do that, you'll use up all the space allowed.
It's not totally obvious how much space the system allows for arguments + environment. You should be able to query the limit with getconf ARG_MAX, and with Gnu xargs you can get more information from xargs --show-limits </dev/null (in both cases, assuming you haven't exceeded the limit :) ), but sometimes the actual space available will turn out to be less than what is indicated.
In any event, it's not a good idea to try to stuff megabytes into the environment. If you're tempted to do that, put the data in a temporary file instead, and just export the name of the file.

A: Since you stated that when you  have a program that generates large arrays you get this bug where every command throws the error "Argument list too long". So, I presume that last command you executed is causing problem for next command. My suggestion is that don't use large argument list for any command. This could cause an overflow in the environment causing problems even for next command. Instead of large arg list, use a file having list of data and use the file redirected for input as in:
command < inputfile

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McCain Debuts Warmer Branding to Heat Up Frozen Sales
McCain Foods (Canada) is unveiling a new look, new products, a new website and a new approach to selling frozen potatoes.
"We are warming up the frozen food aisle," said Vikram Bawa, the company's Toronto-based vice president of marketing.
It's not an easy feat even for a Canadian icon like McCain, which, according to the Reputation Institute, is the third best-loved brand in Canada. But Bawa believes a major re-branding and positioning strategy will help the company capture a greater share of the $5-billion frozen food category in Canada.
The "warming up" begins with a new logo and new packaging for McCain's entire lineup of frozen potato products. The packaging features warm imagery of sunshine over a farmer's field and birds flying off in the distance.
"Even though we make frozen food, consumers told us that they associate our brand with warm moments, such as sharing meals with friends and families," Bawa said. "So we tried to capture that sentiment in our new look and make the connection to our wholesome ingredients."
McCain focused on making its food with simple, wholesome ingredients when it launched the McCain It's All Good campaign in 2009. The latest move is part of the evolution of that initiative.
It's an evolution that also includes several new products and a new strategy to convince people to eat more frozen potatoes. Currently, Canadians eat potatoes in one of every three dinners prepared at home – that's an average of 105 meals a year. But of those 105 meals, only 15 are made with frozen potatoes even though Canadians are busier than ever and are often looking for quick and easy dinner solutions. Bawa sees that as a huge opportunity.
"And we're not just talking about mealtimes," he said. "We're giving consumers more ways to enjoy potatoes. For example, there are times for sharing, snacking and times just to have fun. We want people to know that we have products that are perfect for all of these occasions."
McCain opened its first french fry plant in the small town of Florenceville, New Brunswick, back in 1957. It now has operations around the globe with almost 20,000 employees and annual sales of about $7 billion. And although the company estimates that one of every three french fries eaten anywhere in the world is a McCain fry, Bawa wants people to know that the company produces more than just fries.
"We have a wide range of potato products including red skin potatoes, hash browns, potato pancakes, sweet potatoes, wedges and Smiles. In fact, we currently have about 40 different potato products and we're always innovating – looking for ways to offer consumers new and interesting ways to enjoy potatoes," he pointed out.
Historically, McCain has focused on Canadian families and has targeted its marketing at the mothers or caregivers who do the shopping for family meals. But as 60% of Canadian households today consist of either single adults or couples, McCain wants them to shift to frozen as well. Currently, only about half of the smaller, adult-only households buy frozen potatoes – a retail market that accounted for almost $287 million last year, according to Datamonitor figures.
"They may not know we have a red skin potato that goes great with their meals, as do low-fat fries. Or that our wedges make a great, warm tasty snack when they have friends over. Reaching out to them is a big shift in our approach," said Bawa.
The marketing vice president noted that the company is also changing the way it communicates with consumers, by making greater use of social and digital media. Its new integrated marketing campaign, which kicked off on October 6, urges people to "share something good."
As part of a commitment to sharing with others, McCain has pledged to donate a minimum of $1 million in cash and food to Food Banks Canada over the next year to help feed the hungry. It hopes to double that amount by encouraging others to share as well.


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There's no doubt that new energy vehicle growth in China has been off the charts. Despite lackluster auto sales numbers heading into the backend of 2020, NEV sales continued to grow, rising 121% in November. Additionally, the playing field of EV companies in China has become massive. The country leads the world in sheer number of major EV players, all jostling for position in what is still a burgeoning industry. This saturation and sales growth could be why China's Ministry of Finance, along with several other ministries, has announced that subsidies for new energy vehicles (NEV) in China will be slashed […]
China Phasing Out All NEV Subsidies By 2023
(Natural News) Aplethora of major national and international companies are teaming up to normalize digital health passports, hinting at a requirement for future travel. At least one coalition is already placing America's personal health and medical data at risk of use by the Chinese Communist Party, The National Pulse can reveal. (Article by Kay Smythe republished from TheNationalPulse.com) The Vaccination Credential Initiative (VCI) charter describes itself as a "coalition of public and private organizations committed to empowering individuals with access to verifiable clinical information." In reality, the initiative is led by the Mitre Corporation out of Mclean, Virginia, just minutes drive away […]
Govt-linked 'Mitre Corp' rolls out 'vaccine credential initiative' with CCP affiliated partners –
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Above Photo: President Joe Biden shakes hands with Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett as they meet in the Oval Office of the White House, Aug. 27, 2021. Evan Vucci / AP. By No Means Has Voting Blue Meant A Change For The Better. In Fact, The Only Real Difference Between Biden And Trump In Terms Of Foreign Policy Is That Instead Of Mean Tweets, More Respectful Language Is Used To Give The New President The Veneer Of Respectability. Despite President Joe Biden having claimed earlier this year that "diplomacy is back" and that he would end the war in Yemen, revive […]
Biden's 'Diplomacy Is Back' Falls Flat As 2021 Middle East Policy A Miserable Flop
Fireworks and other celebrations were cancelled in London for the second year in a row due to the coronavirus pandemic, as Britain is now suffering from a surge of the Omicron strain. Source link
Big Ben Rings Its Bells Greeting New Year 2022
Ola Al-Qaradawi, daughter of the Islamic scholar Yusuf Qaradawi, was released from jail in Egypt today and returned home, local media reported. Ola was detained, along with her husband, on 30 June 2017 and held in pre-trial detention which was repeatedly renewed. She has stressed that she "did not commit any act contrary to the law, and that her arrest and remand in custody throughout this period is simply because she is a daughter of Al-Qaradawi." She was being held in solitary confinement. Their detention was renewed on charges of allegedly joining a terrorist group; in reference to the Muslim Brotherhood. Her father, Yusuf, is wanted as […]
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Egypt releases Ola Qaradawi from jail
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) released a schedule for January 6 to mark a year since protesters entered the Capitol building — including a designated time for select historians to "establish and preserve the narrative" of what happened that day. "The House will not be in session, but a full program of events is being planned, based on Member input. These events are intended as an observance of reflection, remembrance and recommitment, in a spirit of unity, patriotism and prayerfulness," Pelosi said in a statement Thursday. Beginning at 12 p.m. ET, there will be a House Pro Forma session involving a prayer, […]
Nancy Pelosi Sets Jan. 6 Schedule, Historians to 'Establish Narrative'
by Katherine Hamilton
By Steven Symes Soon, Brits will own nothing and will be happier for it… UK Government Transport Minister Trudy Harrison recently spoke at a mobility conference, addressing the future of personal mobility. In her comments, she said it was necessary to ditch the "20th-century thinking centred around private vehicle ownership and towards greater flexibility, with personal choice and low carbon shared transport." That's right, she said the quiet part loud and showed the hand of a growing number of government officials. Meanwhile, Dodge is eliminating a popular engine in the United States. Learn more here. Harrison went on to praise not […]
UK Inches Closer To Eliminating Private Car Ownership
Executive summary (Natural News) Restricting the free speech rights of healthcare workers is a terrible idea. But that's what we have today. If you disagree with the government, you can get fired or have your license revoked. This doesn't lead to the best outcomes. (Article by Steve Kirsch republished from SteveKirsch.Substack.com) If you are a healthcare worker who believes that free speech is important, please subscribe now to a new substack newsletter created specifically to organize health care workers to restore your ability to speak openly and honestly to your patients and to the public. Your subscription is free. The […]
America's doctors and nurses should be allowed to share their experiences without censorship or intimidation, right? –
Former US President Donald Trump, whom Democrats have accused of fostering the deadly 6 January attacks, has suggested that the real "coup" did not take place on that day. The ex-POTUS continues to insist without evidence that it happened on 3 November, when the election was allegedly "stolen" from him, via fraud. Source link
Pelosi Announces Events to Mark 6 Jan. Anniversary 'in Spirit of Unity, Patriotism, Prayerfulness'
Wildfires in Boulder County, Colorado, might have destroyed 1,000 homes, officials announced on Friday—but no casualties have been reported. The fast-moving Marshall Fire is suspected to have started when heavy winds knocked down power lines and blew the flames into residential areas. Lower-than-usual Autumn rainfall left county grass dry and brittle, easy for spreading fires, experts said. Tens of thousands of Boulder-area residents are believed to have evacuated on Thursday, before cooler temperatures and snowfall limited the fire's spread. In a Friday press conference, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis and Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle said the fires had caused serious damage […]
Marshall Wildfire Helps Raze Hundreds of Colorado Homes
by Kelly Weill
Children are being hospitalized for COVID-19 at record rates amid the current surge. Mary Louise Kelly puts questions from parents of kids under 5 to pediatric infectious disease doctor, Ibukun Kalu. Source link
A pediatrician's advice to parents on omicron, travel and vaccines
by Mary Louise Kelly
"If Republicans are mad they can't date me they can just say that instead of projecting their sexual frustrations onto my boyfriend's feet. Ya creepy weirdos…" Champagne communist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) lashed out at Republicans on Friday after she was busted vacationing in Ron DeSantis land in Miami, Florida after a couple photos of her and her boyfriend relaxing unmasked at an outdoor cafe were published by National Review Thursday night. AOC and her fellow Democrats have attacked Florida Gov. DeSantis (R) over his handling of the pandemic that has respected the rights and freedoms of citizens while working to […]
'Creepy Weirdos Republicans Are Mad They Can't Date Me'
by Kristinn Taylor
A Palestinian youth was killed by the Israeli army on Friday in northern West Bank, the Palestinian Health Ministry said, and reported by Anadolu News Agency. In a statement, the Ministry said Amir Atef Rayyan from Qarawat Bani Hassan town was shot dead by the Israeli soldiers in Salfit city. According to the Israeli army, Rayyan was shot dead for allegedly attempting to carry out a stabbing attack. The Israeli army has killed 324 Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza Strip from the beginning of 2021 until 20 December, according to data compiled by the United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator in […]
Israeli army kills Palestinian youth in West Bank
Less than half of Americans are making New Year's resolutions, a Rasmussen Reports survey released Thursday found. The survey asked, "Will you make any New Year's resolutions this year?" Less than half, 44 percent, said "yes," they will, but 43 percent also said they do not plan to do so. Of all three political groups — Republicans, Democrats, and independents —Democrats are the most likely to make resolutions, as 53 percent say they will. 44% will make New Year's resolutions this year, up from 39% in Dec 2017https://t.co/c93Ph3nUJU#NewYear2022#BreakingPoll pic.twitter.com/JCeXb9oMxR — Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) December 30, 2021 Among those who said they plan […]
Less than Half of Americans Are Making New Year's Resolutions
by Hannah Bleau
By B.N. Frank There's been much reported about the ongoing sad state of Puerto Rico's Energy Grid. The island's energy company, LUMA, offers customers "modern meters that allow remote reading". "How does LUMA read the meters and produce the bill? We have two alternate processes. One can be used with more modern meters that allow remote reading. The other is a manual reading that is used with older meters that cannot be interrogated remotely and require our staff to take the reading in person." The company doesn't refer to these "modern meters" as "Smart" Meters. However, it was recently announced that […]
Despite Billions of U.S. Dollars Spent, Puerto Rico Declares State of Emergency on Its Energy Grid
Dr. Robert Malone's much-anticipated appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast dropped Friday. Dr. Malone, the inventor of the first nine mRNA vaccine patents, has been speaking out against the establishment's push of experimental Covid vaccines for months now. Dr. Malone has been speaking with alternative media outlets in an attempt to spread the word about the dangers of Covid injections. Source link
Dr. Robert Malone Joins Joe Rogan Podcast – NewsWars
Authored by Andrea Widburg via AmericanThinker.com, The Omicron version of COVID is so mild that it's indistinguishable from a cold. Many people are asymptomatic. We also know now that early COVID counts were almost certainly wrong because the dominant test used was unable to distinguish between COVID and the regular flu. Nevertheless, Joe Biden has invested almost $140 million dollars in a German company that will build a home-test plant in America…by 2024. It's no secret at this point that Omicron was O-versold. It's so negligible that many people know they have it only because they've been tested. Even those who […]
COVID Testing Has Become Ridiculous & Even Counterproductive
(Natural News) The World Economic Forum's goals are far more than remaking the economy. They want to physically alter you and your children. (Article by Renee Nal republished from RairFoundation.com) Klaus Schwab's Young Global Leaders class of 2021 include the Lieutenant Governor, State of Michigan, a Senior Vice-President at Uber, racist activist Ibram X Kendi and executives at Dow, Pfizer and Merck among many others. Countries from all over the world are represented in the World Economic Forum's latest crop of 112 potential globalist leaders. This class join radical left luminaries such as Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Peter Buttigieg, Emmanuel Macron, Gavin Newsom, Angela Merkel, Jacinda […]
Meet Klaus Schwab's 2021 Class of 'Great Reset' Soldiers –
Humanity has long been curious about its origins and whether it is alone in the universe. Some researchers funded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) are looking for clues at the junction of science and religion. Source link
NASA-Funded Research Delves Into How Religious Groups Might React to the Discovery of Alien Life
Hollywood humiliated itself in scandals both shocking and silly in 2021 as left-wing celebrities paid the piper for their hubris, falling from public grace in spectacular fashion. Stars including Jussie Smollett, Alec Baldwin, Chrissy Teigen, and rapper Travis Scott face professional shame in ways that could permanently damage their careers. Of course, redemption is in the cards for any star who can parlay wokeness into a rehabilitation tale spun by a compliant entertainment media. Criminal behavior was never much of an impediment to success in Hollywood. But run afoul the woke or #MeToo mafia and you could lose everything, as some left-wing celebrities […]
7 Biggest Celebrity Scandals of 2021
by David Ng
By Jennifer Lynch With increasing frequency, law enforcement has been using unconstitutional, suspicionless digital dragnet searches in an attempt to identify unknown suspects in criminal cases. Whether these searches are for everyone who was near a building where a crime occurred or who searched for a keyword like "bomb" or who shares genetic data with a crime scene DNA sample, 2021 saw more and more of these searches—and more attempts to push back and rein in unconstitutional law enforcement behavior. While dragnet searches were once thought to be just the province of the NSA, they are now easier than ever for […]
In 2021, the Police Took a Page Out of the NSA's Playbook: 2021 in Review
Authored by Brandon Smith via Alt-Market.us, If the past year has confirmed anything it is that the mainstream media is thoroughly dishonest. Yes, most people already suspected this, but the last 12 months have provided more confirmation than the past several years combined. 2021 has made is clear that the mainstream media is a propaganda arm of political and corporate elitists, from big government to big pharma. While there have been a few shining examples of independent and mostly unbiased journalism in the MSM, these moments are as rare as Loch Ness Monster sightings and almost as unbelievable. The public has […]
The Fall Of The Mainstream Media And The Biggest Lies They Told In 2021
The German soldier said the government would face resistance over what he said were 'anti-constitutional' policies German prosecutors have opened a probe against a Bundeswehr soldier who delivered a video ultimatum to the government demanding it abandon its Covid-19 policies. The man was released after being briefly detained. A series of video appeals surfaced on social media on Thursday, where a man dressed in military uniform and calling himself "Sergeant Major Oberauer" demanded the government give up on its "crazy anti-constitutional projects." The self-described sergeant was referring to the German government's Covid-19 restrictions, as well as compulsory vaccination for medical workers […]
Soldier arrested over ominous Covid ultimatum video to government — RT World News
(Natural News) When a Texas cattleman, seventy-nine, died last September in New Mexico after contracting covid, his family never anticipated the worldwide headlines that would ensue. In a ballyhooed press conference, New Mexico Human Services Secretary Dr. David Scrase, the state's top health chief, announced New Mexico's first ivermectin "overdose," soon adding a second fatality allegedly from "ivermectin toxicity." (Article by Linda Bonvie and Mary Beth Pfeiffer republished from Rescue.Substack.com) Now, Scrase has acknowledged that his repeated, what he called "offhand," assertions were groundless. Two deaths were not caused by ivermectin, a long-used generic drug that was emerging as […]
How CDC, FDA, and Media wove a web of ivermectin lies that outlives the truth –
Taliban* authorities have prohibited music in vehicles, while also advising drivers against transporting women who do not wear an Islamic hijab covering their hair. Source link
Taliban Cracks Down on Mannequins at Shops, Orders to 'Behead' Them Citing Sharia Law
As word spread on Friday that beloved actress Betty White had died at age 99, hordes of the most powerful and famous people in the world cried out in admiration and remembrance of her. President Joe Biden called White "a lovely lady," with First Lady Jill Biden adding, "Who didn't love Betty White?" On Twitter, actor Ryan Reynolds wrote: "The world looks different now. She was great at defying expectation. She managed to grow very old and somehow, not old enough. We'll miss you, Betty. Now you know the secret." White's first appearance onstage came while she was a student at […]
Betty White Celebrated by Joe Biden, Ryan Reynolds, Old Coworkers After Death at 99
by Justin Rohrlich
Residents of Denver's suburbs who had to flee Thursday's wildfires describe the damage. Source link
Colorado residents assess damage from wildfires
by Michael Sakas
Time to find a better school not connected to the Virginia teachers union. Msn reported: A letter from the president of a Virginia teachers union arguing for more stringent measures to stem the flow of Covid-19 was mocked on Twitter for its many grammatical errors. Parent Ellen Gallery marked up the letter and posted the heavily corrected version on Twitter, writing: "Hey [Virginia Education Association], are you going to send out more of these grammar worksheets over break? My kids and I had a great time spotting errors! Did we find them all?" TRENDING: PART 5: Deep State Operative Don Berlin Has History with […]
Parent Finds Numerous Grammatical Errors in Letter from Virginia Teachers Union President
The last hours of 2021 in Gaza
More than 170 Republican Congressional leaders on Thursday submitted an amicus brief to the Supreme Court arguing that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has no authority to impose a nationwide vaccine mandate on businesses with 100-plus employees. "Congressional members have an interest in the powers they delegate to agencies not being abused—the legislative authority vested in the federal government belongs to Congress, not the Executive branch," the members contended. "In this case, the promulgation by [OSHA] of a sweeping, nationwide vaccine mandate on businesses intrudes into an area of legislative concern far beyond the authority of the agency." Reps. […]
OSHA Has No Authority to Impose Vaccine Mandate
By B.N. Frank Undesirable incidents and issues have been and continue to be reported about Tesla vehicles (see 1, 2, 3) in addition to battery fires and fires that are difficult to extinguish (see 1, 2). Some have led to recalls (see 1, 2), bad reviews, a U.S. government investigation, and a lawsuit filed by police officers injured by a Tesla being operated in auto-pilot. Recently hundreds of thousands more of the company's vehicles were recalled in the U.S. and now also in China. As if Elon Musk's relationship with China wasn't bad enough from his company's satellites almost colliding with […]
Tesla Recalls Vehicles in China within Hours of Recalling 475,000 Vehicles in U.S.
As a libertarian, I have long objected to being characterized on a left-right political spectrum (as with studies of political affiliations that group libertarians with republicans or conservatives on the right). In response to inquiries about where I fit in that framework, over the years, I have taken to saying that my views were orthogonal (meaning at right angles or perpendicular) to the framework. Since almost no one knows what that word means, those I say it to are puzzled, and ask for clarification, which allows me to explain why I fit in neither category. I had done that for years […]
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by Gary Galles | Mises.org
As we noted earlier, the US and worldwide tallies for the number of new COVID cases confirmed in a day are hitting fresh record highs as the year ends, giving some the impression that the global pandemic has barely been impacted by all the lockdowns, vaccines, boosters and other restrictions that have arisen over the past 2 years. But as political leaders scramble to keep the media stocked with omicron-oriented FUD to report, it looks like we may have been correct a little over a week ago when we surmised that the peak of the outbreak in London may already be […]
Is The Peak Of NYC's Omicron Wave Just Around The Corner?
(Natural News) Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo accused President Joe Biden's administration of deliberately causing a shortage of monoclonal antibodies among Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) patients in Florida. In a letter addressed to Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Xavier Becerra, Ladapo blamed the former for making an "artificial shortage" of potential COVID treatments by allowing a "dramatic reduction in the number of monoclonal antibodies to be allocated to the State of Florida." The HHS and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have halted the distribution of Regeneron and Eli Lilly's monoclonal antibodies, which have proven to be an effective treatment against […]
Florida surgeon general blames Biden administration for causing "artificial shortage" of COVID antibodies –
by Kevin Hughes
Above Photo: P.S. Jalaja (India), We Surely Can Change the World, 2021. Bittersweet is the passage of this year. There have been some immense victories and some catastrophic defeats, the most terrible being the failure of the Global North countries to adopt a democratic attitude towards confronting the COVID-19 pandemic and creating equitable access to key resources, from life-saving medical equipment to vaccines. Tragically, by the end of this pandemic, we will have learnt the Greek alphabet from the variants named after its letters (Delta, Omicron), which continue to emerge. Cuba leads the world with the highest vaccination rates, using its indigenous vaccines to protect its population […]
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Last year, a similar poll by Axios revealed that a majority of Americans heading into 2021 participating in the survey were optimistic and hopeful. According to pollsters, however, things appear to have changed. Source link
Over Half of Surveyed Americans Increasingly Worried About What 2022 Will Bring for US – Poll
On Saturday, 1st January, in the British capital, London, following two months of trialling, a new online platform will be launched under the name 'Al-Arab in UK' to gather everything related to the Arab community in Britain under one virtual roof. The platform provides news and service content for the benefit of Arab communities in Britain, in addition to their various activities. Adnan Hmidan, Editor-in-Chief of the 'Al-Arab in UK', referred to the project's goal, which is based on providing an Arab platform in Britain that speaks with the conscience of the Arab citizens residing here, or wishing to move to […]
A new online platform for Arabs launches in the UK
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Betty White, whose saucy, up-for-anything charm made her a television mainstay for more than 60 years, whether as a man-crazy TV hostess on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" or the loopy housemate on "The Golden Girls," has died. She was 99. People and the Washington Post reported Friday the news of White's death. She launched her TV career in daytime talk shows when the medium was still in its infancy and endured well into the age of cable and streaming. Her combination of sweetness and edginess gave life to a roster of quirky characters in shows from […]
Betty White, TV Icon, Dead at 99
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By Patrick Wood On the last day of 2021, what better time to reflect on Technocracy's recent gains and likely trajectory moving into 2022? Over Christmas, I showcased my Twelve Days of Technocracy articles that were originally written in December 2019. Even though these appear at the bottom of the home page at Technocracy.news, many people had not read them. The intent of Twelve Days of Technocracy was to provide a primer on Technocracy across several topics, such as central banking, academia, education and political science. It was a fitting way to close out 2019. To everyone's shock and dismay, the […]
Beware 2022: Technocracy's War Against Humanity Set To Continue
Authored by Simon Black via SovereignMan.com, Every Friday we publish a roll-up of the most ridiculous stories from around the world that are threats to your liberty. For the end of 2021, we collected the best—or worst— stories that we wrote about this year. Enjoy… perhaps with the alcohol of your choice to ease the pain. "Chestfeeding People" is the New Gender Inclusive Term in UK Hospitals The Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals are part of the UK's National Health Service network. About a year ago, the hospitals laid out their 2021 policy on "Gender Inclusion Language Guidance in Maternity Services". […]
The 10 Most Ridiculous Stories From The Past Year
Beloved American TV and film actress Betty White has passed away at the age of 99, only days after saying it was "amazing" she was in "such good health." White passed away on Friday morning. The news was first reported by TMZ, citing law enforcement sources, and was quickly confirmed by White's manager and friend Jeff Witjas in a statement to People magazine, saying he had thought the actress would "live forever." "I will miss her terribly and so will the animal world that she loved so much. I don't think Betty ever feared passing because she always wanted to be […]
Actress Betty White passes away aged 99 — RT Games & Culture
According to the organisers, the Dubai Fountain will come alive in sync with the Burj Khalifa's impressive pyrotechnics and spectacular light show. Source link
Huge Fireworks Show Illuminates Sky Over Dubai on New Year's Eve
Everybody knew Betty White. She's been a regular presence in the home of anyone with a radio or a television set for almost a century. White, who died on Friday at age 99, began her career as a child actor on radio before she was ten and starred on television until well into her 90s, charming generations of audiences with a beguiling mix of human qualities that were hers alone: sweet but never syrupy, smart but not intimidating, tartly funny without being mean, her turn as Sue Ann Nivens notwithstanding. "She passed away peacefully in her home in Brentwood, California," White's […]
Betty White, a Welcome Guest in American Homes for Almost a Century, Has Died at 99
by Shannon Robinson
Damage to homes burned by wildfires after they ripped through a development are shown Friday in Superior, Colo. David Zalubowski/AP hide caption toggle caption David Zalubowski/AP Damage to homes burned by wildfires after they ripped through a development are shown Friday in Superior, Colo. David Zalubowski/AP Urban wildfires north of Denver that spread in what Gov. Jared Polis called "the blink of an eye" and destroyed at least 500 homes, are largely contained. That's according to local and state officials who spoke at a Friday morning briefing. There are no reports of fatalities from the wind-whipped blazes that burned an estimated […]
Wildfires burn 6,000 acres near Denver : NPR
A group of Iranian doctors received training in heart valve replacement surgery at a hospital in southern Turkey, Anadolu News Agency reports. In a statement, the City Training and Research Hospital in the province of Adana said that eight well-known cardiology specialists working in public, university and private hospitals in Iran, as well as two health institution managers from the country, received training on heart valve replacement by entering through the groin. The Iranian doctors watched four cases live during the training, which lasted for three days and had both theoretical and practical content. In the statement, Ibrahim Halil Kurt, Head […]
Iranian doctors receive heart valve replacement training in Turkey
Another example of the COVID-19 vaccine not working. The National Post reports: Polar researchers in Antarctica have contracted COVID-19 despite being fully vaccinated and living miles from civilization. Two thirds of the 25 staff based at Belgium's Princess Elisabeth Polar Station have caught the virus, the Le Soir newspaper reported, proving there is no escape from the global pandemic. The outbreak took hold despite all staff passing multiple PCR tests, quarantining and living in one of the most remote places in the world. There are studies that show that vaccines do not work, now we have another example in real life. […]
Despite Entire Team Being Fully Vaccinated – Two Thirds of Antarctic Polar Researchers Have Contracted COVID-19
California is facing a massive surge in coronavirus cases, despite adopting strict policies like mask and vaccine mandates, as the omicron variant continues to spread. San Diego County, for example, reported the highest single-day case count in the pandemic thus far, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune: San Diego County reported a total of 5,976 new coronavirus cases Thursday, setting a new single-day record, according to county records. The previous single-day record was set on Jan. 7, when the county health department reported 4,550 new cases. Besting the previous record by nearly 1,500 cases on the eve of New Year's Eve clearly […]
California Facing Huge Coronavirus Surge Despite Gavin Newsom's Mandates
by Joel B. Pollak
By Julie Beal The sight of a slave in a muzzle is disturbing – especially when the wearer is alone in a car or walking outside in the rain. These people are not in Gitmo, and they're not wearing a muzzle under duress, so they have surrendered their autonomy, and their brains appear to be absent. The black ones make people look like Hannibal Lecter and the pretty ones look like panties in the wrong place. It's best to avoid getting close to these zombies because those muzzles are filthy – with each laboured in-breath that sucks the material towards their […]
Why Slave Muzzles Are A Biohazard
New York's Department of Health is prioritizing "non-white or Hispanic/Latino" people when providing oral antivirals to Covid-positive patients. According to a memo published Monday, "Non-white race or Hispanic/Latino ethnicity should be considered a risk factor," and be treated in favor of white patients. Meanwhile, New York Governor Kathy Hochul ironically declared racism a "public health crisis," on Dec. 23, claiming, "Communities of color in New York have been held back by systemic racism and inequitable treatment." Now, in the name of equity, not equality, white New Yorkers will pay the toll for something out of their control. Last month, Infowars' Harrison […]
New York Rations Covid-19 Treatments Based On Race – NewsWars
Authored by Ross Pomeroy via RealClearScience.com, Though COVID-19 'inspired' much of the year's junk science, there was still plenty of 'normal' nonsense to go around, a sign – perhaps – that we are starting to wriggle free from the pandemic's grasp. Reason and reality were flouted by all sorts of people all over the world. We now count down six of the worst offenders: 6. Neuroscientist Turned Actress Sells Brain Health Snake Oil. Actress Mayim Bialik played a scientist on the popular TV comedy The Big Bang Theory, but she also is one. Bialik earned a Ph.D in neuroscience from UCLA. Unfortunately, she's […]
The Biggest Junk Science Of 2021
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan had cancelled the annual New Year's Eve fireworks display on the Thames over fears of the new Omicron variant of COVID-19, but relented just hours before midnight to allow it to go ahead — without spectators. Source link
BONG! London's Big Ben to Strike at Midnight for First Time in Five Years — Over Empty Square
Many Palestinian politicians including those from the Fatah – the largest faction in the multi-party Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) – have criticised the recently-held meeting between Mahmoud Abbas, the President of Palestine, and Israeli Defence Minister, Benny Gantz. Ironically, the discord between the leaders has appeared within Fatah, on the eve of its 57th foundation day, which is being celebrated on Saturday, Anadolu News Agency reports. In an exclusive interview with the Anadolu Agency, the leader of Fatah, Naser Al-Qudwa described this meeting as a further disrespect to the national identity of Palestinians and a big political mistake. READ: Palestine's Abbas […]
Gantz-Abbas meeting creates uproar within Fatah
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy (R) accepted former President Donald Trump's reelection endorsement, which is contingent upon him dissing current Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R). Trump extended the conditioned endorsement Tuesday, saying while he supports Dunleavy's "strong and consistent" conservative leadership, Murkowski has been "very bad for Alaska." "In other words, if Mike endorses her, which is his prerogative, my endorsement of him is null and void, and of no further force or effect," the former president explained. On Thursday, Trump released a statement with a note from Dunleavy, confirming the governor agreed not to support Murkowski, who is also running for […]
AK Gov. Mike Dunleavy Accepts Trump Endorsement, Won't Support Lisa Murkowski
By B.N. Frank Opposition to 5G has been ongoing worldwide for years due to a variety of significant risks associated with the controversial technology. Since 2017 doctors and scientists have been asking for moratoriums on Earth and in space (see 1, 2) and the majority of scientists oppose deployment. Since 2018 there have been reports of people and animals experiencing symptoms and illnesses after 5G was installed (see 1, 2, 3, 4). Some blame the COVID Crisis on 5G deployment while others do not. Regardless, there are health risks associated with exposure to 5G as well as exposure to 4G and […]
Telecoms Provide 5G to More than 80% of Population; Plan to Expand Coverage in 2022 (Spain)
Yulia Kanakina fell narrowly short of a first World Cup win as defending women's skeleton champion Janine Flock edged her out by less than a fifth of a second in Latvia. Racing in Sigulda – the setting for her Junior World Championships in 2017 – Yulia Kanakina came within a split second of a World Cup win. In the final race of the calendar year in the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation competition, Kananina took her best World Cup finish and finished around 15 seconds quicker than she did at the previous race in Altenberg. That also took her a place further […]
Russian skeleton stunner suffers World Cup agony (VIDEO) — RT Sport News
(Natural News) The Federal Reserve is preparing to crash the financial system in the middle of a global pandemic that has devastated the world since 2020. In a report published in Global Research, author F. William Engdahl notes that the Fed, together with other globalist powers, is set to bring down the U.S. financial market using rising costs of inflation as their excuse. This will cause the greatest financial bubble in history to crash, paving the way for the "Great Reset." The foundations for the crash and the Great Reset have already been laid: In the U.S., the Biden administration is inching […]
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Japan is planning to launch a satellite partially made of wood in 2023 in an effort to promote environmental friendliness and reduce costs of space development, Japanese media reported on Friday. Source link
Japan Plans to Launch World's First 'Wooden' Satellite in 2023 – Reports
The ISS, now in its twenty-first year of continuous human occupation, has had a busy year of operations. Two new modules were added and 18 visiting vehicles were at the Station throughout the year. In total, 23 humans called the orbiting outpost home in 2021. Russian Orbital Segment expansion This year marked the completion of the Russian Orbital Segment – shortened to ROS – with the arrival of Nauka and Prichal, the first of which replaced the Pirs module. Pirs, also known as Docking Compartment-1, arrived at the ISS on September 17, 2001. It served as the primary airlock module for […]
The International Space Station Wraps Up a Busy 2021
Who, precisely, is Cobra Kai for? If it's adults who grew up with, and continue to adore, The Karate Kid films, it's difficult to understand why they would want to endure a ceaseless barrage of tween drama, pitifully choreographed martial-arts combat, and lame humor barely fit for a TGIF sitcom. And if it's young kids who want some cheesy Disney Channel-grade action, it's impossible to fathom why they would care about the proceedings' infatuation with all things '80s. The show's melding of the juvenile and the nostalgic appears to be an attempt to target two separate audiences, yet its childish corniness […]
Netflix's 'Cobra Kai' Season 4 Is as Subtle as a Roundhouse Kick to the Face
An public safety message from the government of South Africa. The country announced on Thursday that it was past the peak of its latest coronavirus surge. South African Government/Twitter Coronavirus restrictions have been loosened in South Africa as case numbers wane in the country, though the government says that there is still reason for caution. "All indicators suggest the country may have passed the peak of the fourth wave at a national level," the government said in a statement Thursday, adding that the risk of infection remains "given the high transmissibility of the omicron variant." South Africa was the first country […]
Omicron wave ebbs in South Africa : Coronavirus Updates : NPR
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We no longer look to North Korea, Iran, China, Russia, or third-world countries to find peaceful citizens with big fat targets on their backs. America is in a war. This time the enemy isn't thousands of miles away on a distant battlefield or hiding in a cave. It's here and ruling over us, canceling, marginalizing, blacklisting, bankrupting and even coordinating federal entrapment of anyone threatening its power. TRENDING: PART 5: Deep State Operative Don Berlin Has History with Creepy George Conway from the Lincoln Project Even voicing dissent will soon be a criminal offense, if we proceed down this trajectory, author […]
'We Do Not Lose Our Constitutional Rights When There Is A Crisis In America'
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The Citizens Against the Coup initiative announced its intention to sue Tunisian President Kais Saied, Prime Minister Najla Bouden and Minister of Finance Siham Boughdiri, because of the 2022 Finance Law, considering it "unconstitutional". "We will file a lawsuit against those responsible for this budget, that is, the head of state, the prime minister and the finance minister," member of the initiative Iyad Elloumi said on Wednesday. He denounced the taxes stipulated by the law, which "turned the Tunisian state into a tax-collection state." "We pay taxes for services, but where are these services and where is the accountability?" Ghannouchi: I fought against Bourguiba and Ben Ali, I am ready to resist Saied "The current […]
Tunisia activists to sue president, PM for new Finance Law
A Trafalgar Group poll of likely general election voters from the Democrat Party shows a majority of respondents believe "the strict gun laws in most major cities" do not in any way curb the "current retail crime surge." The Trafalgar poll was conducted December 17, 2021, through December 22, 2021. The poll showed that 47.1 percent of all respondents believe the gun controls make "no difference," and 37.3 percent believe the laws actually make the crime spree "worse." When broken down by parties, 53.8 of Democrat respondents said the gun controls make "no difference" in the crime spree, while 16.1 percent said […]
Majority of Democrat Voters Put No Faith in Gun Control
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Laundry is a way of life. But the copious amounts of plastic jugs that are mostly filled with water and never completely disappear from the planet doesn't have to be. There's a better way to do laundry without the environmental impact of bottled detergent. Consider Frey's laundry detergent sheets instead. The company's not new to the personal care and laundry care market. It's been busy dialing in its products. They started with biodegradable, all-natural ingredients and detergent that's free of parabens, synthetic dyes, and animal testing. Related: Intergravity launches sustainable clothing that reduces the need to do laundry "Our brand is […]
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By Brett Wilkins Human rights advocates and attorneys representing Guantánamo Bay detainees on Thursday decried a secret new courtroom reportedly being built by the Pentagon at the notorious offshore US prison. The New York Times reports Gitmo's new second courtroom – which will cost $4 million – will not allow members of the public to witness proceedings against detainees to be tried for alleged terrorism-related offenses. People wishing to view those trials will have the option of watching delayed video footage in a separate building. "I've observed trial proceedings in person at Guantánamo. The chipper 'secrecy' imposed by the military is […]
"Anti-Democratic and Cowardly": US Building New Secret Courtroom at Guantánamo
Podcast king Joe Rogan doubled down on his assertion that he will not get vaccinated this week, stating that it makes "no sense" for him because he has natural immunity from COVID. While announcing that he will likely have to cancel dates for comedy shows in Canada in the Spring due to vaccine mandates, Rogan said he doesn't "think I can even get into the country. I'm not vaccinated, I'm not going to get vaccinated, I have antibodies, it doesn't make any sense." Rogan also bemoaned the continuing restrictions on events. "I don't think I can go," he continued, adding "Even […]
"I'm Not Vaccinated, I'm Not Going To Get Vaccinated, I have Antibodies, It Doesn't Make Any Sense." – NewsWars
Warren Buffett may feel inclined to pen the occasional NYT editorial professing his earnest desire to pay more taxes to the federal government. But when it comes to the businesses he controls, the billionaire checks his progressive politic at the door. Despite pleas from Bernie Sanders, arguably the most popular Democratic politician (although he's technically an Independent) in the country, Buffett has decided not to personally involve himself in a labor dispute at Precision Castparts, the aerospace manufacturing giant that Berkshire purchased in its "biggest deal ever" back in 2015. A group of 450 steelworkers at Special Metals in Hungtington West […]
Warren Buffett Rejects Bernie Sanders' Plea To Intervene In Berkshire Company's Labor Dispute
(Natural News) Lawmakers in New York are preparing to vote on a bill that will allow authorities to act upon unvaccinated individuals. These acts include – but are not limited to – the removal of people identified as carriers or communicable diseases and those potentially dangerous to public health. The bill is included in the agenda for the next legislative assembly for both the state senate and assembly on Jan. 5, 2022. If ratified, the authorities will be given executive powers similar to those in Australia, where quarantine camps are set up for people who test positive for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19), […]
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Above Photo: People shop in a Walmart store during Black Friday on Nov. 26, 2021, in Houston. (Brandon Bell / Getty Images) Confronted With The Holiday Rush, Understaffing, And Omicron. The week before Christmas, Indianapolis Target employee Andrew Stacy was spreading the word about a unionizing effort at their store. The busy holiday season—and new anxieties raised by the recently emerged Omicron variant of COVID-19—was no reason for them to wait until the New Year. The conditions at the store had become so dire around the holidays that organizing seemed even more urgent. "I've had to go into superspeed, escalating everything that I'm […]
Retail Workers Are Organizing And Speaking Out
The Boulder County sheriff suggested that the fire won't be put out until the strong winds that helped it spread come to an end. However, weather forecasts indicate that the area might soon see significant snowfall that may help resolve the problem. Source link
Colorado Governor Says Biden Approved Declaration of Emergency in State Over Wildfires
On this last afternoon of the year, some cold war moments took place in the south of Sicily. The Russian Navy Rescue Tug "Spasatel Bekh" (SB-739, MMSI 273542830) is currently sailing south of Sicily together with the Kilo-class SSK Novorossiysk (B-261) back to the Black Sea after maintenance in Kaliningrad. A USN Boeing P-8A returning from a mission in the Eastern Mediterranean did not miss the opportunity to take a closer look at the pair of Russian ships before landing at Sigonella at 16:37 CET. In the next days missions of this type could probably increase as the Russian submarine will […]
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Dec. 31 (UPI) — Will & Grace actress Debra Messing announced on Instagram she is taking it easy after testing positive for COVID-19. "I'm COVID POSITIVE. Yup. Happy New Year! Actually, it is the perfect end to 2021," Messing posted from her Manhattan home Thursday. "The juicy cherry on the proverbial cake. So for the next 10 days – while in quarantine – I will beautify…..Or maybe I'll sleep…I actually have a lot of work to do, but for the inevitable breaks, what should I watch? Tell me in the comments! #COVID #quarantine #streamingTV #faceandhairmasks." The 53-year-old actress also shared a […]
Debra Messing Calls Catching COVID-19 'The Perfect End to 2021'
The trees and plants on our planet sequester carbon in the soil, absorbing it from the air and releasing oxygen in its place. If you stir the dirt, it releases that carbon back into the atmosphere. Even though this is how it's been done for generations, at its core, this basic concept explains why industrialized farming is a primary contributor to carbon release and the resulting climate change. Continue reading below Our Featured Videos Creating a solution for this problem is in direct contrast to traditional tilling of the land as a means to prepare the soil when growing crops. But […]
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On the last day of the year, the COVID pandemic is ending 2021 with a bang: health authorities around the world have confirmed more than 1.2M new cases in the 24 hours to Thursday – a new record. The US also booked a new record of its own, with 355.9K new cases, dragging the 7-day average to a new record high as well. Data on hospitalizations and deaths shows hospitals in the US still have plenty of ICU beds available, although there are some areas where the outbreak is more intense. An uptick in vaccinations has put the US rate north […]
World Reports Record 1.3 Million New COVID Cases As US Outbreak Flares
Jewish leaders are demanding an apology over the broadcaster's coverage of anti-Semitic abuse The BBC has been accused of making a "colossal error" in its report on a November attack against Jewish teenagers on a bus in London and is being called on to apologize. The public broadcaster was one of many outlets covering the November 29 Oxford Street attack against a group of Jewish teens who were sitting in a bus when a group of men started spitting at them from outside. The group made Nazi salutes and hurled threatening abuse at the teenagers. A BBC London correspondent, while describing […]
BBC accused of 'deep-seated' biases against Jews — RT World News
(Natural News) While listening to the 'babbler-in-chief' on Tuesday, Susan Duclos and I couldn't help but notice that seemingly every other word out of 'the babblers' mouth were the words 'vaccinated' and 'vaccine', with the White House transcript showing Biden mentioned 'the V-words' at least a whopping 48 times, the words 'booster' or 'boosted' 21 times, while he called out 'the unvaccinated' at least 11 times during his brief (but still waaaaay too long) diatribe. (Article by Stefan Stanford republished from AllNewsPipeline.com) Completely contradicting previous statements he had made back in July of 2021, when he bluntly said the vaccinated couldn't get COVID, this time 'babble' […]
Creepy, babbling Biden's freudian slip hints of military actions against the American people as trains full of military tanks are seen across America and 'assets' are 'pre-positioned' –
The pledge comes amid growing tensions between the West and Russia over an alleged Russian troop buildup at the Ukrainian border and claims of Moscow preparing for an invasion. The Kremlin vehemently rejects the allegations as unsubstantiated. Source link
UK Vows to Help Ukraine Reduce Its Dependence on 'Russian Fuel'
A Planned Parenthood clinic in Knoxville, Tennessee, is a "total loss" after a devastating fire broke out early on New Year's Eve morning, local officials say. The clinic, which provides abortions, was reported ablaze around 6:30 a.m., the Knoxville Fire Department said in a 9:30 statement. "On arrival companies found a large single story commercial building fully involved with fire through the roof," the department statement read. "Crews initially attacked the fire defensively from the exterior. Currently the fire is under control and should be declared out shortly. The building was being renovated at the time of the fire. The building […]
East Knoxville Planned Parenthood Abortion Clinic Destroyed by Fire in Tennessee
Fireworks explode over the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge as New Year's Eve celebrations begin in Sydney, on Friday. Dean Lewins/AAP Image via AP hide caption toggle caption Dean Lewins/AAP Image via AP Fireworks explode over the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge as New Year's Eve celebrations begin in Sydney, on Friday. Dean Lewins/AAP Image via AP WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Good riddance to 2021. Let 2022 bring fresh hope. That was a common sentiment as people around the world began welcoming in the new year. In many places, New Year's Eve celebrations were muted or canceled for the […]
New Year's Eve celebrations are muted by omicron : NPR
Deep State Don Berlin created a dossier that was presented to President Trump right before Jan 6. The document was then leaked to the media in an effort to connect President Trump to insurrection. The same Berlin is connected to Lincoln Project's George Conway. Advertisement – story continues below We reported Wednesday how Deep State operative Don Berlin created a bogus dossier and presented it to President Trump related to the 2020 Election a few days before his rally on January 6th at the Capitol. (Parts 1 and 2 in this series are also linked to in this article below.) PART […]
Deep State Operative Don Berlin Has History with Creepy George Conway from the Lincoln Project
Middle East Monitor's photojournalist Mohammed Asad was honoured yesterday for the work he has done to highlight the plight of Palestinians on the global stage. This came during an event held to mark the Day of Loyalty to Palestinian Journalists organised by the Strip's Government Media Office and which honoured 20 journalists who have been recognised in international competitions. Asad recently won the Arab Journalism Award's photography category for a picture he took during Israel's May 2021 bombardment of Gaza. A prize he was awarded in the UAE Emirate of Dubai. This year's event comes just months after Israel targeted three buildings which housed media offices […]
Gaza honours MEMO photojournalist
Chinese dictator Xi Jinping celebrated China's coronavirus response during a New Year's address on Friday, omitting that Communist Party failures have resulted in the country currently experiencing its worst outbreak since the pandemic began. The Chinese coronavirus originated in central Wuhan, China, in late 2019 – a fact the Chinese Foreign Ministry has repeatedly denied, floating instead an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory that the virus originated in Maryland. A year ago, the Communist Party enthusiastically shared images of large crowds celebrating the New Year in Wuhan in tightly packed spaces, a sign of triumph over the pandemic. International corporate media covered the […]
Xi Jinping Ignores Brutal Lockdowns, Coronavirus Failure in New Year's Address
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Despite a populist grassroots movement seeking to ban Congress members from trading stocks, one which has attracted bipartisan political support, Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi – arguably one of the most prolific Congressional traders – said two weeks ago that lawmakers should be allowed to make trades while serving. "We're a free market economy," Pelosi told reporters during a news conference. "They should be able to participate in that." Pelosi's statement came days after progressive New Yorker, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, reiterated her support for banning lawmakers from the practice. Ocasio-Cortez and other members of Congress argue that lawmakers have access to information […]
Nancy Pelosi Buys Millions In Call Options In Google, Micron, Roblox, Salesforce And Disney – NewsWars
Authored by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog, Most people simply do not understand that we really are moving into a long-term economic emergency. So much of the economic optimism that fueled rallies in the financial markets throughout 2022 was based on a belief that the COVID pandemic would soon be brought to an end. Well, that obviously has not happened. After everything that has been done, the COVID pandemic in the United States is now worse than ever. In fact, on Wednesday there were 465,470 newly confirmed cases in the United States alone. That shattered the old daily record […]
Thanks To Omicron, 2022's Price Increases Will Be More Painful Than Anything We've Experienced Before
Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's ex-girlfriend and alleged "madame", was found guilty on five of the six sex trafficking counts she faced. Shortly after the verdict, her legal team and members of her family announced they will appeal it. Source link
Will Ghislaine Maxwell Try to Seek Deal With Prosecutors and 'Name Names' to Reduce Sentence?
President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday that Turks should keep all their savings in lira in 2022 amid recent exchange rate volatility, Reuters reports. According to the report, Erdogan called on Turks to keep their savings in local currency, Turkish liras, and to bring their gold savings into the banking system. "I want all my citizens to keep their savings in our own money, to run all their business with our own money, and I recommend this," Erdogan said. He also reiterated that the interest rates are the main reason of inflation. In 2021, the lira crisis was triggered by the […]
'Keep savings in Turkish lira in 2022 despite volatility,' Erdogan says to citizens
"This is the kind of fire we can't fight head-on," Pelle said. "We actually had deputy sheriffs and firefighters in areas that had to pull out because they just got overrun." Mike Guanella and his family were relaxing at their home in the city of Superior and looking forward to celebrating a belated Christmas later in the day when reports of a nearby grass fire quickly gave way to an order to leave immediately. Instead of opening presents, Guanella and his wife, their three children and three dogs were staying a friend's house in Denver, hoping their house was still standing. […]
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The White House has not disclosed additional details of President Joe Biden's coronavirus tests after he came into close contact with the virus on Air Force One. During a trip to South Carolina on December 17, Biden came into contact with a mid-level staffer on Air Force One who later tested positive for the virus. The president was tested Monday, December 20, and again Wednesday, December 22, according to the White House, and both tests were negative. But no further details about his health were shared before Christmas and into the end of the year. The White House did not respond to a […]
White House Silent About Joe Biden's Health After Close Contact with Coronavirus
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Authored by Thomas Lifson via AmericanThinker.com, The Internal Revenue Service realizes the rampant crime wave in Democrat-run cities is an opportunity for the tax man. And Fifth Amendment protection from self-incrimination apparently doesn't apply to filing income tax returns, the IRS seems to believe. Patrick Reilly of the New York Post reports: Steal any property or deal any drugs this year? Well, the IRS wants it reported as taxable income. (snip) "If you steal property, you must report its fair market value in your income in the year you steal it unless you return it to its rightful owner in the same year," […]
Not, The Onion! IRS Wants Its Cut From Looters & Other Thieves
The Belgian scientific base has reported a cluster of cases despite its staff being fully vaccinated Researchers working at Belgium's Princess Elisabeth Polar Station have contracted Covid-19, even though all personnel have been inoculated and any new arrival has to follow rigorous safety protocols. Developments at the station, which is located miles from civilization, have proven there is no escape from the omnipresent virus that's been holding the planet in its grip for almost two years. Two-thirds of the station's staff of 25 have been infected with the coronavirus, Belgium's polar secretariat confirmed to local media earlier this week. But how […]
Remote Antarctic station hit with Covid-19 outbreak — RT World News
Tel Aviv earlier procured F-35 fifth-generation stealth fighters from the US, which are capable of striking ground targets from afar while remaining undetected by air defences. Israel has repeatedly hinted that it might take action against Iran if it considers the Iranian nuclear programme an imminent threat to the country. Source link
Israel to Procure Attack Helicopters, Air Tankers From Lockheed Martin, Boeing
Show yourself, Ron. Your press secretary says you are on vacation with your wife and three children. If that is so, you can surely still take a moment to reassure your constituents that you have not deserted them during a record-breaking surge of new COVID-19 cases. For a moment late Thursday afternoon, it seemed you had materialized at a bagel shop. A photo on your Twitter account showed you smiling with four of the staff. "Had some great bagels from Bagelicious Deli & Bakery in Ocala," your tweet announced. But it turned out the photo had actually been taken back on […]
Ron DeSantis, Please Take a Moment From Your Vacation to Reassure Floridians Amid a Frightening COVID Spike
Same-sex marriage supporters wear "Just married" shirts while celebrating the U.S Supreme Court ruling regarding same-sex marriage on June 26, 2015 in San Francisco. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Same-sex marriage supporters wear "Just married" shirts while celebrating the U.S Supreme Court ruling regarding same-sex marriage on June 26, 2015 in San Francisco. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Americans' views on same-sex marriage have undergone a revolution in a few short decades. Public opinion on the issue swung so swiftly and decisively — and so little uproar resulted once it was legal nationwide — that one might easily […]
The story of marriage equality is more complicated — and costly — than you remember : NPR
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The Canadian Covid Care Alliance, which consists of over 500 independent Canadian doctors, scientists, and health care practitioners, released an in-depth analysis of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine claiming that it can do more harm than good to people. According to its website, the Pfizer 6 month data shows that Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccines cause more illness than they prevent. Also, an overview of the Pfizer trial flaws in both design and execution. "They have failed to prove that these inoculations are safe. It doesn't matter if you reduce case numbers. If you are endangering people by making them sicker than they would […]
Canadian COVID Care Alliance Explains Why Pfizer Shots Can Do More Harm Than Good
The United States (US) announced yesterday that it will donate $99 million to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), as the organisation suffers a major financial crisis. According to the US State Department's Population, Refugees, and Migrations Bureau, the funds will "provide education, health care, and emergency relief to hundreds of thousands of Palestinian children and families during a time of need." The organisation currently offers its services to about 5.3 million Palestinian refugees in the occupied territories, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria. It has faced severe financial difficulties since the US administration of President […]
US to donate $99m in Palestinian aid to UN
New car models sold in the EU from mid-2022 will be required by law to record driving data that can be viewed in the event of an accident. New car models, as well as any other road vehicle, sold in the EU from mid-2022 will be required to record technical data, such as the direction of the steering wheel and vehicle speed, so that it can be used in the event of a crash. The new rule will coincide with the forced introduction of Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) systems for new vehicle models next year. According to a report by Der Spiegel, […]
New Car Models Sold in the EU Will Soon Record Driving Data
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Friday Live: Trump Against Mandatory Vaccines, But Says People Should Get Them
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