So in other words, the "Wingman" was paid ops, (plant) to get dirt on Gaetz, (just like they did to Trump) and attempt to set him up.
Lather, rinse, repeat.
Cohen / Avenetti 2.0
So in other words, the "Wingman" was paid ops, (plant) to get dirt on Gaetz, (just like they did to Trump) and attempt to set him up.
Lather, rinse, repeat.
Cohen / Avenetti 2.0
China's Xi offers more help to India in message to Modi
BEIJING (AP) ā Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Friday offered additional assistance to India in battling the coronavirus outbreak ravaging the country, putting aside a simmering rivalry and tensions along their disputed border.
State media reported that Xi told Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a personal message of condolence Friday that he was āvery concerned about the recent situationā in India with the COVID-19 outbreak.
He said China is willing to provide additional support and assistance because āMankind is a community of common destiny sharing weal and woe and only through unity and cooperation can the nations of the world ultimately overcome the pandemic.ā
āUnder the leadership of the Indian government, the people of India will certainly overcome the pandemic,ā Xi added.
Chinese media said a first batch of 25,000 oxygen concentrators pledged to India has arrived in the country. The reports said China has already shipped 5,000 ventilators and 21,000 oxygen generators.
Earlier, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said the Chinese public, the Chinese Red Cross, local governments, NGOs and enterprises have all ātaken actions and managed to raise much-needed anti-epidemic supplies for the Indian side and send them to the Indian people as soon as possible.ā
Along with the ventilators and oxygen concentrators, more than 15,000 sets of monitors and nearly 3,800 tons of medical supplies and medications have been shipped to India, Wang said.
Chinese manufactures of anti-epidemic materials and medical equipment are āworking at full capacity to speed up production,ā Wang said.
The assistance comes despite an intense economic rivalry between the countries, Beijing's distrust of closer India-U.S. ties, and ongoing border tensions following a bloody clash last year in the Ladakh region.
Wang also said Chinese airlines are operating cargo flights to India and authorities are accelerating customs clearance and transport for supplies such as liquid oxygen storage tanks and oxygen generators from several Chinese cities.
āChina will continue to maintain smooth export channels for materials to India,ā Wang said.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/chinas-xi-offers-more-help-122749730.html
Odd picture. What number would be in the Middle? What numbers are showing? [R]+ [P]+
Derrick Rossi doesnāt quite see it this way, but he kind of saved the world.
In 2008, he began researching messenger RNA (mRNA), building on the long-ignored work of Hungarian researcher Katalin KarikĆ³ and Drew Weissman, an immunologist at the University of Pennsylvania. In 2010, his discovery that modified mRNA, the molecule that gives DNA instructions on how to behave, could be inserted into cells to produce proteins opened up a world of possibilities for the medical uses of mRNA technology.
It was a finding big enough to attract capital, allowing him to found a biotechnology company in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with Timothy Springer, who like Rossi, was a professor at Harvard Medical school, and Robert Langer, an inventor, and professor at MIT.
In thinking of a name for the company, Rossi toyed with synonyms of āmessengerāāincluding, at one point, āharbinger,ā only to realize the term was typically used for someone announcing the arrival of a destructive army. āIt was the bad messengerāso that was not a good idea,ā he says.
Eventually, he figured he had had a name under his nose since 2008, when his labās staff started experimenting with modified mRNA and referring to it, for short, as āmod RNA.ā Moderna.
The early days of Moderna
Rossi, 55 and a native of Canada, is still based in Cambridge, but left Moderna in 2014 to focus on his academic research. He never lost faith in the promise of mRNA. āDNA makes RNA makes protein makes life. So wherever thereās life, which is in all of disease pathology, mRNA could potentially play a role,ā he explains.
āWe had our fingers on one of the really key levers of essentially all aspects of the disease, all aspects of life. I imagined that it was going to turn into a major therapeutic paradigm,ā he says. āOne of the biggest challenges we had when we started the company was there were so many different things we could work on.ā Thousands of genetic diseases, not to mention cancer, could potentially be treated through mRNA technology.
But what Rossi didnāt imagine when he started Moderna is that the world would get to know mRNA through a vaccine. āVaccines were not even really on the table in the early days of the business,ā he says.
One reason, he says, was that vaccines typically donāt make much money. That is, not unless billions of doses are needed at once to end a pandemic, which isnāt exactly the model youād want to rest your new biotech business on.
The other reason was more resonant to the scientist in him: Vaccines just arenāt that exciting. āYou have to give somebody a dose once or twice and then let the immune system take over. So itās nice and easy,ā he says. āYou donāt even have to deliver it in a particular spot. You give an intramuscular shot in the arm and the system can do it can do its job.ā
Rossi was instead interested in using mRNA technology to treat rare genetic diseases which couldnāt be cured by other means.
The pandemic accelerator
Because the potential of mRNA technology was so huge, for years the research targeted more complex applications. Moderna focused on therapeutics including regenerative medicine (for instance, helping cells produce tissue to heal from events such as cardiac arrest) and genetic disease. Later, BioNTech, an immunotherapy company founded in Germany in 2008, also began publishing research on mRNA-based immunotherapy after licensing the same technology that had led Rossi to his discovery.
more
https://qz.com/2001718/modernas-founder-says-mrna-can-treat-a-wide-range-of-diseases/
Anne Douglas, Widow Of Hollywood Legend Kirk Douglas, Dead At 102
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) ā Anne Douglas, the widow of Kirk Douglas and stepmother of Michael Douglas, died Thursday in California. She was 102.
Douglas died at her home in Beverly Hills, according to an obituary provided by spokeswoman Marcia Newberger. No cause of death was given.
Kirk Douglas, the Hollywood legend who starred in āSpartacus,ā āLust for Lifeā and dozens of other films, died in February 2020 at 103.
He married Anne Buydens in 1954 after they met in Paris while he was filming āAct of Loveā and she was doing publicity. They had two sons, Peter, a producer, and Eric, an actor.
āI often wonder what would have happened to me if I hadnāt married Anne. I might not have survived without her business acumen and her finely-honed instincts,ā Kirk Douglas once said.
In 2017 the couple published āKirk and Anne: Letters of Love, Laughter, and a Lifetime in Hollywood.ā
The Douglas Foundation, which Anne and her husband co-founded, has donated millions to a wide range of institutions, from Childrenās Hospital Los Angeles to the Motion Picture & Television Fund.
Michael Douglas said his stepmother āwill always be in our hearts.ā
āShe brought out the best in all of us, especially our father. Dad would never have had the career he did without Anneās support and partnership,ā the actor said in a statement.
Kirk Douglasā first wife and Michaelās mother, Diana Douglas, died in 2015.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/anne-douglas-dead_n_608ba380e4b05af50dc1c132?yptr=yahoo
>āI often wonder what would have happened to me if I hadnāt married Anne. I might not have survived without her business acumen and her finely-honed instincts,ā Kirk Douglas once said.
Handler? Enabler? Follow the wives?
3 Yr Delta
1306
Q !xowAT4Z3VQ 04/30/2018 11:51:06
Define the terms of the Iran nuclear deal.
Does the agreement define & confine cease & desist āPROā to the republic of Iran?
What if Iran created a classified āsatelliteā Nuclear facility in Northern Syria?
What if the program never ceased?
What other bad actors are possibly involved?
Did the U.S. know?
Where did the cash payments go?
How many planes delivered?
Did all planes land in same location?
Where did the U1 material end up?
Is this material traceable?
Yes.
Define cover.
What if U1 material ended up in Syria?
What would be the primary purpose?
SUM OF ALL FEARS.
In the movie, where did the material come from?
What country?
What would happen if Russia or another foreign state supplied Uranium to Iran/Syria?
WAR.
What does U1 provide?
Define cover.
Why did we strike Syria?
Why did we really strike Syria?
Define cover.
Patriots in control.
Q
Lets recap. What does Rudy have regarding Ukraine?
https://www.congress.gov/116/meeting/house/109694/documents/HHRG-116-II06-20190625-SD004.pdf
Attorney General Jeff Sessions last year directed federal prosecutors to look into the
sale of Uranium One to a Russian company ā a transaction that President Trump has
called the āreal Russia story.ā
The Hill reported that Russian officials engaged in a āracketeering schemeā to further
its energy goals in the U.S. And an FBI informant recently told congressional
committees that Russia paid millions to a U.S. lobbying firm in an effort to influence
then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to make sure the deal was successful.
What was the Uranium One deal?
In 2013, Rosatom, backed by the Russian state, acquired a Canadian uranium mining
company, now called Uranium One, which has assets in the U.S. Uranium is a key
material for making nuclear weapons.
Through the deal, Russia is able to own about 20 percent of U.S. uranium production
capacity. However, Colin Chilcoat, an energy affairs specialist who has written
extensively about Russia's energy deals, said that the company only extracts about 11
percent of uranium in the U.S.
The deal also ādoesnāt allow for that uranium to be exported at all,ā Chilcoat told Fox
News. āItās not like itās leaving the U.S. or somehow finding its way to more insidious
players.ā
The agreement was approved by nine government agencies with the Committee on
Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), an inter-agency group that reviews
how certain foreign investments can impact national security. The State Department
under Clinton was one of those agencies, though Clinton told WMUR-TV in 2015 that
she was not āpersonally involvedā in the agreement.
CA already banned Menthol
On August 28, 2020, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law Senate Bill 793, prohibiting the sale of most flavored tobacco products, including menthol cigarettes. Effective January 1, 2021, tobacco products with a ācharacterizing flavorā, defined as the presence of a distinguishable taste or aroma other than tobacco, can no longer be sold in retail stores across the state; this includes flavored e-cigarettes, smokeless tobacco, and cigars in all flavors from fruit to mint to candy, as well as menthol cigarettes. Exempt from the bill are flavored hookah tobacco (also called shisha), āpremiumā cigars, loose leaf/pipe tobacco, and marijuana.
https://countertobacco.org/an-update-on-californias-ban-on-flavored-tobacco-products/