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Coronavirus in Scotland: Covid cases hit four-month high

A total of 221 people tested positive for the virus in the past 24 hours - the highest daily figure since 8 May, when there were 225 positive tests.

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as the world starves from lack of meat, u better try kangaroo meat.

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Germany to draft new law amid rise in working from home

"Nobody should be forced to be available for the employer around the clock — neither at home, not the [normal workplace] office," Heil told the Hannover-based newspaper chain Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland (RND).

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I get my water from my pond...dig a gypsy well first than gravity pipe that through a series of filters to remove sedinemnt. Its easy to do.

Then pump the stuff into your main house filtration.

Just dont drink the stuff unless you get a uv light

that explains the mental problems. ohh wait u didn't mean in the air

10 September — Surprise! A host of tantalizing new SARS-CoV-2 proteins is unveiled

Researchers have discovered nearly two dozen previously unknown proteins encoded by SARS-CoV-2 — and their role during infection is mostly mysterious.

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Study:
The coding capacity of SARS-CoV-2
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Good evening Wordsie, how are you holding up over there? Why the Dunce hat?

so u are saying the ISS is a buggout vehicle for the elites. i always wondered if that was why NASA stopped space travel. they kept spending $$ building personal rockets to get up to it.

that is nice of them. make a law so they have to give the slaves time off to sleep in the work camps.

Well..not all of the air yet. Just that one open air building site under construction, where was it, Italy? And possibly all the areas that China “disinfected” via fogging.

Or to keep the slaves from earning more than they want/need.
Guess it depends on how you look at it.

he lost a bet and ran out of aluminium foil to make a foil 1.

The closest Wal-Mart Market to us doesn't have tiles because it's a solid concrete floor, but they do have very high-quality long-lasting stickers on the floor indicating one-way aisles and six-foot markers at registers. People ignore them, of course.

I am truly getting tired of being one of the few to follow the fucking rules.

CC, the GF wants to know what time they are coming to get us for our trip? before or after diner? she needs time to pack the dragon to meet hhis cousins too.

No, the ISS is not self-sufficient. Without regular deliveries from Earth they would die of starvation of lack of oxygen. I'm talking self-sustaining colonies that could continue on by themselves if Earth were destroyed to make way for a hyperspace bypass.

Moon rush: NASA looking for companies to help mine the lunar surface
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'Experts say the move aims to set a legal precedent for mining on the surface of the moon.

Ultimately, that would allow NASA to one day collect materials useful to colonies there, and, eventually, on Mars.

"But I think the main reason for this initiative is to establish the legal principle that you can take ownership of lunar material," Thomas Cheney, lecturer in space governance at The Open University in the UK, told Euronews.'

The tender was put out yesterday.

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Not to be a smartass, but if you can reach and match velocity with a celestial body, actually landing on it is just a thing that could go wrong and costs additional fuel. Main problem is comms reach and the inverse square law -> diminishing returns from solar panels as you get further from the sun. Further out you need a stronger signal, thus more power, or a larger receiver.

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what if a shuttle docked with a greenhouse in the bay? and the ppl went into sleep mode for 2 decades? we aren't allowed to know a lot that TPTB already developed.

What no Tacos?

We are 8 months into something that some don’t believe in, and others are just doing their best to have a sense of stability.....

But the clearest point is the anger is slowly giving way to desperation. And I have yet to see an angry, desperate person make good decisions.

Desperate does not mean destitute,,... a desperate person doesn’t have to be broke or homeless. Normally, it is an emotional perception of the issue that they are facing.

While this article is HR related.... it is a good read because if you come across a desperate person the damage they can do (IRL) is insane.

Less than 50%

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Here’s the definition of desperate:

1. reckless or dangerous because of despair or urgency
2. having an urgent need, desire, etc.
3. leaving little or no hope; very serious or dangerous
4. extremely bad; intolerable or shocking
5. extreme or excessive
6. making a final, ultimate effort; giving all
7. actuated by a feeling of hopelessness
8. having no hope; giving in to despair

Take any one of those definitions and apply it to the decisionmaking process, and the results are not likely to be good.

Yikes
France confirmed 10,561 new coronavirus cases on Saturday - the highest daily number since the pandemic began.

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Well, fuck. I guess I'm gonna have to deal with flooding now.

Good thing I bought that generator!

Went to Kroger and there were NO 12 packs of Coke products besides Sprite Zero. Everything else was fully stocked except cleaning wipes. When did cleaning wipes become a necessity? I'll show my age and state I remember when we would SPRAY the cleaner on the surface and wipe it with a paper towel or cleaning cloth. Oh, Comet and 409 were our go to cleaning agents.

DHS updated master question list

9/8/2020

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Spic & Span

Mr. Clean

Yep. And excellent on the generator.

Sprays....

....nobody ever read the directions....

Surfaces are supposed to be cleaned (if cruday), then spray reapplied and left to dry. It’s why fomite transmission is still a concern this winter.... it’s will be too cold to spray all outside doors and railings.

Wipes were easier to most folks. But they still didn’t read the directions.

I scored some comet :) talk about childhood flashbacks.

Lupus Like Covid19 case study

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"Too soon"? Yet a few days ago you quite emphatically stated that Spain had peaked.








Wordsworth, your trolling and lying act is going to be even more transparent if you're not going to keep the lies consistent.



Meanwhile, current hospitalizations reported by Spanish Health authority, which were never 'flat for 3 weeks', reached a second wave high yesterday.


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Imagine if the Vikings circa 1000 AD had gone down the Atlantic coast to the Gulf of Mexico and then across to Mexico.

If the Euros had any idea of the riches of the Aztecs, Mayas, and Incas, they would have invaded hundreds of years earlier. The Viking settlements in the New World failed because they did not have profitable exports and the voyage was too hazardous to make it worthwhile. They lacked technology of navigation and ship building.

We already KNOW how much mineral wealth there is in the inner Solar System. Luna and the near Earth asteroids alone have enough resources to support a huge economy and billions of people in space.

I spent most of my career in the Advanced Engineering dept. of a major aerospace company, so I spent a lot of time on these subjects.

What is stopping us from exploiting space? Capital!

I was a Space Shuttle engineer. That system, while fairly safe and reliable, had two catastrophic accidents out of four flying Orbiters. The budget limitations (we only spent $25B in 1972 dollars) created risks despite our best efforts.

To design, test, and field a truly safe, reliable, and cheap Earth-to-low orbit system will take hundreds of billions of dollars.

Add in the cost of a new, partially reusable heavy lifter for mining and smelting equipment as well as nuclear reactors, etc. Add in the cost of a logistics space station in Earth orbit. Add in the cost of a large Lunar base, mining/refining/smelting/forming/fabricating and all of the support functions of an industrial base.

Add in the cost of exploring and retrieving near Earth asteroids for mining in orbit.

The total required is in the trillions.

However, the payoff is exponential, a space economy bigger than all of Earth's.

The problem is getting from here to there. We are not only weighed down by military expenditures but also by a huge parasitic class that produces nothing but trouble.

It would take a coalition of nations or corporations or billionaires to finance such an endeavor. They would have to be patient because the payoff would take decades.

On the optimistic side: Humans WILL eventually exploit space resources and do what I outlined. Whether you have to learn Mandarin to go is up for debate.

Sorry for the excursion from the pandemic news, but sometimes we need to consider the big picture.

We (or at least our progeny) will survive the pandemic and go on to great things.

Let's all be on our best behavior as we face the challenges.

Well..... the pathetic government education ....just wow.

Ultimate overreach achieved. Yes the kid pointed the gun at the screen.... but the police....for a fake gun. At home.

How about we start with a call to the parents?

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