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- A virus engineered at an atomic level
- IED's in America?
- Chinese evacuees at military bases are now symptomatic
- Chinese Burning Cash?
- Science Bias against Christians
- Viral Quarantine of Truth During nCoV
- Resurrecting Species for Conservation
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Your space weather for today: Quiet
3 Day space weather forecast: Quiet, Unstable, Quiet
Troposphere Temperature: 3.39x1010 W Cold
Solar Winds: Quiet, 399.3 km/sec
Cosmic Rays: today: +10.4% Very High, 7-day change: +0.4%
Number Watch: Influenza-Like Status
- Outpatient visits for influenza-like illness (ILI) is 6.7 percent which is above the national baseline of 2.4 percent and above week 4, at 5.7 percent.
- New York City, Puerto Rico and 45 states experienced high ILI activity
- District of Columbia, the U.S. Virgin Islands and two states experienced moderate ILI activity
- Two states experienced low ILI activity
- One state experienced minimal ILI activity
- U.S. Virgin Islands, Delaware and Idaho data was insufficient to calculate
- Based on National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) mortality surveillance data available on February 6, 2020, 7.1 percent of the deaths occurring during the week ending January 25, 2019 (week 4) were due to Pneumonia and Influenza.
- This percentage is below the epidemic threshold of 7.2 percent for week 4.
- Total number of influenza-associated pediatric deaths for 2019- 2020 season is 78.
Government
Preparing for IED's in the US
Security and Resiliency Guides are preparing for IEDs Law enforcement and security managers interested in enhancing their posture against potential improvised explosive devices (IEDs). The guides and guide annexes are designed to help stakeholders take proactive steps against IEDs by providing guidance and resources consistent with broader all-hazards preparedness and risk management principles.
Geopolitical
I suppose when you have massive gold reserves, you have money to burn. When this comes to the US, remember, gold and silver are antimicrobial.
Whispers of China getting ready to burn/destroy their entire physical paper money supply across the country as the Coronavirus can stay on objects and spread for nine days. This includes paper money. ADAPT 2030
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Military
One Step Closer to a Batsuit for Soldiers
Researchers announce new military funding in search of body armor skin that could be 300 percent stronger than anything we’ve seen before. Read more
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One of the goals of the nCoV is expanded interoperability:
Interoperability is key but increasingly difficult with uneven modernization and different policies for emerging technologies. Each country emphasized the future of coalition operations, but they also described interoperability in different ways. This ranged from the classic definition of interoperability of radios, firing data, and common operating pictures to tactical integration with a country’s units inside another country’s formations.
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Asymmetry of Ethics is a Pink Flamingo (known challenge without a program to address it) Each country mentioned the developing and differing standards for AI. It was commonly understood that competition and conflict are speeding up, but there is no clear consensus on what the tactical and operational advantages could be for an adversary that chooses to integrate AI in a more permissive manner than accepted by western armed forces.
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The weaponization of information to attack societies and their armed forces is the #1 described threat, and it wasn’t even close. The emphasis of this threat differs from the United States Army, where we have focused and experimented around the idea of a return to high-intensity conflict with a near-peer competitor. It is widely understood that this is a military problem without a military solution.
For instance, this article from Defense One is like calling the kettle black:
How China Is Working to Quarantine the Truth About the Coronavirus
The authoritarian playbook — censor, distract, lie — is on full display.
Food Supply
Scientists grew trees from 2000-year-old seeds, and the outcome may be delicious
Sticky, caramel, unctuous deliciousness, to be exact.
Two thousand years ago, the Roman Empire dominated the world, and it had a favorite fruit — dates.
Ancient dates — varieties of the fruit that eventually led to the basis of the bacon-wrapped treats we know and love today — were a coveted commodity two millennia ago. Now, researchers have successfully germinated some of those ancient seeds, recreating the tasty fruit-bearing trees of yore and their caramel-like bounty. Read more
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Rise and shine: NASA mission captures an aerial view of plants waking up
We aren't the only lifeforms hitting the snooze button.
Morning routines vary from person to person — and from plant to plant. In a new image, NASA reveals just how plants wake up in the morning, and why some plants choose to sleep in.
NASA's ECOsystem Spaceborne Thermal Radiometer on Space Station (ECOSTRESS) captured an aerial view of a group of plants west of Lake Superior, which lies near the Canadian-United States borders, that reveals them waking up at different times.
Heavenlies
There was once a giant star that went nova before our sun
The ancients recorded smaller outbursts from our sun, and we are due for another one.
Earth Changes
Study: Washington’s rate of natural disasters tripled in the last couple of decades
A wildfire burning near Omak, Washington, in August 2015. (Stephen Brashear/Getty Images)
A new study found that between 2000 and 2017, the state of Washington experienced 61 FEMA-reported natural disasters.
It was a 165 percent increase from the previous two decades from 1980 to 1999, in which 23 natural disasters were reported. The study is courtesy of insurance website QuoteWizard, which analyzed FEMA natural disaster data in the decades-spanning 1980 to 2017 and compared each state’s rate of increase. Read more
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Engineering Bugs, Resurrecting Species: The Wild World of Synthetic Biology for Conservation
Imagine a world where a mosquito bite is just an itchy annoyance. No malaria. No dengue fever.
Last month, scientists announced they had taken one more step toward that vision. A paper in the journal PLOS Pathogens described how they synthetically engineered mosquitoes to stop the spread of dengue fever, a tropical viral disease that sickens as many as 100 million people each year.
Practical Tips
Public Servant Questionaire. Have anybody collecting your information fill this out. Make at least 25 copies and keep them with you at all times. Link
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Know where your nearest BioWeapon Facility is. Link
Don't forget your local academia, new start-up companies, and the like. There are a feeding frenzy and money for those involved with R&D, diagnostics, treatments, and vaccinations. Even local fire departments are getting grant monies from Public Health.
Technology
Work in the Age of Web 3.0
What is the future of work? Is our future one of ‘technological socialism’ (where technology is taking care of our needs)? Or will tomorrow’s workplace be completely virtualized, allowing us to hang out at home in our PJs while “walking” about our virtual corporate headquarters? Read more
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Just in time for massive depopulation, virtual communication with the dead. The bibl forbids communication with the dead, for good reasons.
VR Technology Reunites Grieving Mother With Her Deceased Child
South Korean documentary ‘I Met You’ shows how VR technology is bringing the dead back to life.
We’ve seen VR technology used in a variety of incredible ways, but nothing quite as extraordinary as bringing the dead back to life.
This week South Korean-based television and radio network Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation released a clip from their special documentary I Met You showing how the company used VR and haptic feedback technology to reunite Jang Ji-sung with her seven-year-old daughter, Nayeon, who passed away as a result of a rare, incurable disease back in 2016. And although the interactions are simple and the experience itself is brief, the virtual reunion has a significant emotional impact on the grieving mother of four. Read more
History
Hot pots helped ancient Siberian hunters survive the Ice Age
The research – which was undertaken at the University of York – also suggests there was no single point of origin for the world’s oldest pottery.
Academics extracted and analyzed ancient fats and lipids that had been preserved in pieces of ancient pottery – found at several sites on the Amur River in Russia – whose dates ranged between 16,000 and 12,000 years ago. Read more
Ancient Civilizations
Mount Vesuvius eruption 'turned victim's brain to glass.'
Scientists discover vitrified remains caused by immense 520C heat of disaster in AD79
Plaster casts of victims of the Mount Vesuvius eruption, which destroyed the Roman city of Pompeii in AD79.
Plaster casts of victims of the Mount Vesuvius eruption, which destroyed the Roman city of Pompeii in AD79. Photograph: Mick Tsikas/Reuters
When Mount Vesuvius erupted in AD79, the damage wreaked in nearby towns was catastrophic. Now it appears the heat was so immense it turned one victim’s brain to glass – thought to be the first time this has been seen.
Experts say they have discovered that splatters of a shiny, solid black material found inside the skull of a victim at Herculaneum appear to be the remains of human brain tissue transformed by heat. Read more
Biblical
Are scientists biased against Christians? Exploring real and perceived bias against Christians in academic biology
Christians are one of the most underrepresented groups in science, and one potential explanation is that scientists have a bias against Christian students, which could discourage and actively prevent Christian students from becoming scientists. Although there is a general perception in society that there is a bias against Christians in science, we do not know whether science students, who frequently interact with scientists, perceive this bias. Further, no researchers have attempted to experimentally document the existence of bias against Christians in science. To address these gaps in the literature, we designed three studies. In the first study, we found that college science students report a perceived bias against Christians in science and that evangelical Christians perceive greater bias than Catholic and non-Christian students. Then in two studies, biology professors evaluated Ph.D. program applicants, and we examined whether the professors rated a student less favorably when the student revealed a Christian religious identity. Read more
Medical
N Brajer et al., JAMA Network Open, February 7, 2020
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Scientists create ‘virus’ in the fight against superbugs
An artificial “virus” has been designed to punch through the walls of bacteria and defeat infection, in an advance that scientists say could help to tackle antimicrobial resistance. Read more
Last Word
From Isaiah 1
The prophet is speaking in the past tense indicating the future had already occurred.
Every head is afflicted with illness and every heart with malaise. These afflictions have not come to you by chance. They are Divine retribution. In Deuteronomy 29:28 the Lord says He will smite us with madness and with blindness and with a confusion of the heart.
· Wound that bleeds coming from a sword alt,hough it can be interpreted as a fracture.
· Bruise [or boil]
· Festering wound that will not heal
Healing requires repentance, confession, and regret.
We walked away from the Good Shepherd as so He does not tend these wounds, and neither will the physicians tend your wounds for they remain unsprinkled. In ancient times, physicians would sprinkle sulfur on wounds which were both antimicrobial and anti-fungal. Neither were these wounds softened by oil as is customary. They were neither bandages for they h,ad not been healed by repenting wholeheartedly, in fact, there was not a trace of repentance in their thoughts or hearts.
The whole country will suffer.
God Bless you from the trenches. Be safe everyone.
Celeste
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Celeste has worked as a contractor for Homeland Security and FEMA. Her training and activations include the infamous day of 911, flood and earthquake operations, mass casualty exercises, and numerous other operations. Celeste is FEMA certified and has completed the Professional Development Emergency Management Series.
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Celeste grew up in military & governmental home with her father working for the Naval Warfare Center, and later as Assistant Director for Public Lands and Natural Resources, in both Washington State and California.
Celeste also has training and expertise in small agricultural lobbying, Integrative/Functional Medicine, asymmetrical and symmetrical warfare, and Organic Farming.
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In its battle to contain the coronavirus, the Chinese government has undertaken a wide range of measures, from shutting down cities to using drones to monitor and compel public compliance with public health edicts. But the regime is also waging a second battle: a campaign to control the world’s discussions of the first.
The weapons in this information war are Beijing’s massive media and online control mechanisms. Its three prevailing tactics—all too common across authoritarian regimes and wider online warfare— are censorship, diversion, and lying. China’s efforts show how an online battle for public security sometimes works in opposition to public health, and it reveals the priorities of an authoritarian regime. Read more