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Collected Notes @160ish for incoming Baker

#11343

>>8860352 Ruined CA skatepark re-taken by resourceful Americans; now a dirt bike track

>>8860402, >>8860435 US CV death rate is far better than 2015-2018 and perspective graph

>>8860404 South Koreans return to work; 'rules' eased

>>8860328 Anon opines on validating resurch claims

>>8860464 Brexit News - Tear up the 'divorce' bill if trade deal isn't finished by EOY

>>8860473 Moar on Weijia - husband VP @ Yelp

>>8860517 US Army tweet - Medal of Honor Monday Joshua Chamberlain @ Gettysburg

>>8860552 Goood Morning Morning Baker.

Happy Hunting and Great Bakes to You!

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One moar for the bun (you decide yea or nay):

>>8860549 Charles Lieber (Harvard Prof) developed nanoscale semiconductor switches

Thank You Baker!

O7

Here's the thing about nanoscale biological research @ Harvard. Much/most is done at the Wyss Institute. Hansjorg and Amy Wyss. Billionaire 'philanthropy' again.

Medical Nanoparticle Research @ Harvard and Environmental activism via The Wyss Foundation. Just chked qresear.ch and the first Wyss post was about…..robotic bees! Ties into a post yesterday (?) about a Chelsea Clinton twat and mosquitoes/bees/something bothersome flying around.

https://wyss.harvard.edu/event/nanomaterials-and-nanosystems-for-biomedical-applications/

https://wyss.harvard.edu/news/saving-the-planet-with-robots-microbes-and-nanotechnology/

https://www.wyssfoundation.org/fellows

https://qresear.ch/?q=Wyss

>>8860517 Coincidence? PDJT has been using the # of deaths in the Civil War as a metric/Marker at his COVID pressers. From the "his story" Chamberlain link:

>Soon after they got into a defensive position, the 20th was bombarded with attacks from the Confederacy's 15th and 47th Alabama regiments. They managed to fend off the enemy six times, but they were running low on ammunition.

Chamberlain knew the regiment wouldn't be able to withstand a seventh barrage, so he ordered the 20th Maine Infantry to go on the offensive. With bayonets drawn, the soldiers charged down Little Round Top, startling enemy forces so much that they were able to force the enemy back and capture hundreds. Thanks to their charge, the Union's line, which had grown flimsy, was once again secure. A win at Gettysburg helped turn the tide of the war in the Union's favor.

>Afterward, Chamberlain was nicknamed the "Lion of Little Round Top,"and he continued to move up in the ranks.

https://www.defense.gov/Explore/Features/Story/Article/2086560/medal-of-honor-monday-army-maj-gen-joshua-chamberlain/#KnowYourMil

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