>Was Lindsay Graham cremated?
No.
https://abcnews.com/US/wireStory/lindsey-graham-returns-home-time-funeral-south-carolina-135193800
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlokjAd9XBA
>…anon is still trying to figure out the penguin comms.
The Penguin Domination
18 March 2014 | By
Jessica Levêque
This week features the 2014 Moriond Electroweak conference at La Thuile, Italy. More than a 100 particle physicists gather from all around the world. Started 50 years ago, this conference is still very valued, year after year, due to the high quality of the talks. The Moriond winter conference is one of the most exciting conferences, as all the particle physics experiments present their brand new results, but it is also appealing because of the mountains and the great Italian food.
Being a particle physicist is an amazing job. In theory. But not always in practice. Understanding the fundamental laws ruling the universe is indeed exciting, but our daily work usually includes endless fights with reluctant computers, digging into the cryptic world of the C++ coding and GRID error messages, working countless hours for months or even years to come up with new ideas and new analyses to challenge the theoretical predictions, and finally opening the box of data to find out that there is actually nothing to be found out. Even if not finding anything is sometimes a scientific result worth publishing, it can be quite frustrating at times.
That's why taking a few days off from the computer and a few steps back is an absolute necessity for many of us. It's a great way to return to the original excitement, an opportunity to look at our field with fresh eyes, a rested mind, to see only the beauty behind the fights. It's also a way to meet new people, outside of a confined meeting room, in a more relaxed environment, discuss and challenge the new results on a ski-lift, elaborate new projects, and go back home with renewed inspiration and motivation.
moar…
https://atlas.cern/updates/blog/penguin-domination
The times she directed Rand…
Netanyahu has syringe used to vaccinate him mounted in his office
'We'll be the first country in the world to exit the coronavirus [crisis],' prime minister claims
Samuel Osborne
Tuesday 19 January 2021
Benjamin Netanyahu has kept the syringe used to inject him with the Covid-19 vaccine as a souvenir.
Israel’s prime minister showed off the memento in a video posted to his Facebook page, which shows the syringe mounted in a glass box with a wooden plaque.
"Every time someone visits from abroad, I show them this arrowhead," Mr Netanyahu says while pointing to a display case in his office featuring a replica of a Roman arrowhead from Yodfat, which he says was the first Galilee fortress to fall to the Romans, according to a translation from Israeli newspaper Haaretz. "I tell them, that's the Romans, they're not here anymore."
The same display also features a model of the Israeli Arrow anti-ballistic missile.
The prime minister then moves on to another display case showing his syringe, adding: "And now I show them something else, another arrow.
"This is the syringe that gave me the first vaccine out of the millions of vaccines that we brought to Israel. We'll be the first country in the world to exit the coronavirus [crisis]. With faith, anything is possible."
The wooden base of the display features a plaque with a quote Mr Netanyahu made on the day he was vaccinated: "One small shot for man, one giant step for the health of us all."
Israel began giving out shots of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on 19 December in one of the world’s first vaccination rollouts.
Around a quarter of Israelis have received the first shot of the vaccine and 3.5 per cent have been given the second dose.
The country is in a third lockdown, with infection rates remaining high. More than half a million cases have been reported and 4,005 people have died in Israel since the pandemic began.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/benjamin-netanyahu-coronavirus-vaccine-syringe-office-b1789489.html
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