Brad admitted the night of the election on live television that Trump had won Georgia even if Trump didn’t get any more of the 2 percent of voters left.
Remember When Brad Raffensperger testified under oath?
He claimed that “28,000 Georgians skipped the presidential race” but somehow voted down ballot, and that a “Republican congressman received 33,000 more votes than President Trump.”
Total BS and Now he will be embarrassed when the truth comes out even more.
@elonmusk From a former Associate CIO at Social Security: the rules and regulations for software procurement in the government pretty much guarantee highly suboptimal solutions, and not infrequently, failures.
@waltermasterson The verse you cite in Leviticus refers to foreigners living in the Israelite land, obeying all their laws, including not worshipping other gods, not having other religious rituals, observing the Sabbath and dietary laws, and laws regarding sexual behavior, and many others.
Today in a cafe, the man serving asked "What's that?" pointing at my face and then "What's wrong with you?"
It's not even the first time this week that this has happened.
Having your body very loudly and publicly labelled as 'wrong' is intensely painful & embarrassing.
I am very excited to announce that I will be joining the Mechanical Engineering department at Stanford in 2024! My group will focus on designing new therapeutic devices with dynamic properties to make medical technologies more accessible, less invasive, and more effective.
Actively-triggerable materials enable precise lifetime control of devices and adaptation to unplanned circumstances, but such materials have mostly been made from polymers. On the other hand, metals have several advantageous properties, like high strength and conductivity.
Excited to share my post doc research on actively-triggerable metals! We showed that a biocompatible liquid metal could be used as a stimulus to trigger the on-demand breakdown of high-strength metals for biomedical applications.
https://t.co/9mHL0EYFDw
Researchers led by @vivianfeig and @cgtraverso identified a biocompatible liquid metal that could be used to disintegrate biomedical devices on demand
News summary: https://t.co/sf5fpt6GvO
Paper in @AdvSciNews: https://t.co/7UxqFeM1dR
Congrats to the 2022 ACS Global Outstanding Student and Mentor Awards in Polymer Science and Engineering winners: Dr. Vivian Feig, advised by Prof. Zhenan Bao, of Standford University. #Polymer#Award@Stanford@StanfordEng@vivianfeig https://t.co/Vzcd6uCcGL
The rise in #COVID-19 cases we are now seeing is the expected outcome of more than 80% of the country having flattened the curve in the early stages of the #coronavirus pandemic. If we remain vigilant, we will do OK.
https://t.co/8KAozn34AI