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Russia's mainstay A-50 monitors Ukranian demilitarization daily from the north
(janes.com)
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Qualsys Vulnerability Detection Pipeline
(qualys-secure.force.com)
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In African continents IVM is over the counter. In accordance to recommended dosing, there seem to be many broadly beneficial effects versus no harmful effects. I just find it more than slightly odd that this cheap commonly available drug wa
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The list is so incredibly extensive, but here are a few highlights I thought were especially interesting: > [2.2. Digestive system cancer] Nambara’s study showed that IVM could significantly inhibit the proliferation of gastric cancer ce
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> Sidenote: I don't want to support Ukrainian government but ordinary civilians. Judging from all I know, Russia are the 'bad guys' but all my information comes from western media so it is likely biased. Thus, I do not wan
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5y ago
It's nothing new though. This doctrine has been in place for decades, don't feign surprise.
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Deterrence Theory
(nato.int)
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thanks. that is a great idea. Sweet that this can be run for cooling too. (I sleep horribly in the summer because it often doesn't cool down enough and I feel bad about running the AC for too much time.)
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I really hope there will be a wave of innovation in this area. The heat pump offerings are really slim pickings in the US as well. My idea is that augmenting with heat pumps is the most sensible step for most people. Such a system might pro
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In the US wood construction is the norm for residential buildings. These cannot go below a certain temperature, not much below 60F, otherwise dry rot will slowly but permanently damage these buildings in most places (depends on humidity). I
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The next step of course is to see if this can also be observed in other human cell cultures. Or if the fundamental mechanism is understood from this, one could make a good guess of whether or not (or to what extent) it does.
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Reverse transcription of Pfizer's mRNA vaccine is happening in human cells
(mdpi-res.com)
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you get it replaced with an electric heat pump tied in to ground heat-mass.
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3C is a lot if you're talking Celsius--but I do this at night (set thermostat to 60F-61F) as cold temps under layers of blanket is actually beneficial to sleeping. Older houses sometimes still can benefit from insulation improvements.
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It does have all the hallmarks of an engineered virus and points towards a plandemic. A wide variety of media and sources must be sorted through. Many contain 90% good info, and typically on the order of 10% misleading or questionable info
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too long, didn't listen. No way to 2x playback rate in spotify. Can anyone who made it pqst the droning voice and slow pace summarize some highlights?
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Influenza hasn't been eradicated! It is 'hibernating' in pretty small numbers now. Check https://syndromictrends.com/ Influenza B is at a 3.1% share of respiratory pathogens in the US right now. During certai
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I guess that's a slightly amusing find. I like the alls expressions page, esp'ly the geographic approval/disapproval map. https://ygdp.yale.edu/phenomena/alls-construction :
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Neanderthal gene mutations can increase or decrease risks of severe SARS2
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google/youtube is a hopeless case. they might be able to give you an article about this, but anyone wiser would not trust that article or their top management.
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any guesses on what the retail price might be, ballpark figure speaking? I'm going to go with rainman guess, though it will launch at maybe roughly a 50% premium for the first year to 18 months. https://youtu.be/HtdgCFe
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wow, good catch. It could be a wind sculpture.
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hairy vox would have a day with this
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in the above case, it is via an old 1960's drug: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clioquinol
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Metal Chaperones inhibits certain Age related Cognitive declines
(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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"The XF-84H was created by modifying a F-84F Thunderstreak airframe, installing a 5,850 hp (4,360 kW) XT40-A-1 turboprop engine in a centrally-located housing behind the cockpit with a long extension shaft to the nose-mounted propeller
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Innovative Propulsion System
(atozwiki.com)
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Prof Mujahid Kamran
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Use of Biodegradable ink in 3D-printing, and a hope for eco-friendlier products
(techxplore.com)
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Anti-privacy MSM: “Surveillance advertising” industry makes online news possible
(theintercept.com)
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