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Broken hearts and getting away with murder #TamirRice #DCprotest #pray
I understand Stan’s questioning and I wonder too, if I have seen so many struck down, that if I began to cry – I’d never stop and would be unable to help right the hearts gone cold or turned to stone?
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Broken hearts and getting away with murder
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by Stan Faryna
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Tamir Rice
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It has been said that when evil, immorality and self-serving license prevails in the world, the human heart will grow cold. That our compassion, empathy and desire to be a comfort and help to others shall be greatly diminished. I wonder if these are those times.
I wonder now if my own heart has grown cold.
Because I watched surveillance video footage that provided a view of the murder of a 12 year old child and I did not weep.
I understood it was a true horror that I was watching. I felt deep sympathy for Tamir Rice’s parents, but what I felt did not go deep enough. An awkward sound escaped my mouth but I should have sobbed. And I knew the fault must be mine. That my heart was growing cold.
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Has Stanford University found a cure for Alzheimer’s disease? – Telegraph
A drug which boosts the brain’s immune response may prevent or cure Alzheimer’s disease, scientists believe
via Has Stanford University found a cure for Alzheimer’s disease? – Telegraph.
Infectious Disease Expert Jeremy Farrar on Ebola Epidemic – SPIEGEL ONLINE
Bird flu task force warns of too much focus on wild birds
It pointed out that highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) was typically spread via contaminated poultry, but that wild birds may also play a role.
The Task Force suggested that the current H5N8 outbreak may have originated in poultry, before spilling into the wild bird population and then back into poultry, which was a pattern also seen with the H5N1 HPAI virus.
While investigations into the source of the current outbreak, which has been seen in South Korea earlier this year, before appearing in Europe last month, there is speculation that it has spread from eastern Asia, via wild birds.
“Firstly, it should be noted that direct migration by wild birds from eastern Asia to western Europe would be highly unusual. Flyways are characteristically ‘north–south’ (with some areas of ‘overlap’ of contiguous flyways at higher latitudes), and waterbirds breeding in north-east Asia tend to migrate southwards into east and south-east Asia, and not into Europe,” said the statement.
It added that the movement of the virus from eastern Asia to western Europe via the wild bird population would be “extraordinary” given the short time frame and the absence of extreme weather conditions during this period.
via Bird flu task force warns of too much focus on wild birds.
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Egyptian Aak 2014 – Week 49 ( Dec 1-7)
Main Headlines
Monday
- Prosecutor-general will issue a decision on Mubarak’s release within 48 hours
- Rival groups to protest Mubarak’s verdict this week
- Egypt’s Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis claims killing of US citizen in Western Desert
- Egyptian fighting for Islamic State dies in Kobane, leaves a message
- Egypt court says hunger striking Soltan must remain in jail
- Report: Egypt ‘s private sector is the most corrupt in the world
- Egyptian woman dies of bird flu, raising year total to 6
Tuesday
- Egyptian court sentences 188 people to death over the killing of 11 policemen last year in Kerdasa
- Prosecution files an appeal against Mubarak’s verdict
- Cabinet amends criminal procedures law following Mubarak’s acquittal
- Egyptian cabinet to review new draft of electoral constituencies law
- Egypt thwarts Islamic State-linked bid to hit Israeli targets at sea: Israeli TV
- Turkey says Egypt’s remarks over Erdoğan are unacceptable
- Egypt closes Rafah crossing after stranded…
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