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Let’s take a look at a couple of them and shiver at their
Amazigh (Berber) languages are quite close to each other and in most places nearby varieties are mutually intelligible. They function like a discontinuous dialect continuum.
— Maarten Kossmann (@ait_kisou) January 12, 2021
A loooong thread with maps (and no memes\u2639\ufe0f).
(1) The 2SG subject marker on the verb.
GREEN: -d
YELLOW -t (possibly a development from -d)
ReRED: -ḍ / -ṭ
There is no regular phonetic correspondence of -d to -ḍ.
(2) In most varieties *β became (or remained?) /b/ in pre-consonantal position (GREEN). In a number of varieties, this didn’t happen (RED).
(3) The Imperative M:PL suffix is -at in western Morocco AND in Awjila (Libya) (RED). It is -ət / -ăt elsewhere (GREEN). The yellow part has different suffixes.
(4) The pharyngealized (“emphatic”) non-geminated alveolar is [dˁ] (or [ðˁ]) in most of Amazigh (GREEN), but in a scattered number of varieties, it is [tˁ] (RED).
First up, discussion of #PICUQI #CCC50.
First up by @ndean75, “The Late Rescue Collaborative: Reducing non-ICU arrests” in @PedCritCareMed Dean & colleagues saw decreased rates of non-ICU arrests & increased participation through @AAP #MOCPart4. #PICUQI #CCC50
https://t.co/PYcz22MA6x
Editorial by @pccm_doc:
@pediRESQ in @PQS_LWW used a plus/delta approach to assess cold debriefs and found commonly reported barriers to be lack of time, financial support, or interest. Do you do cardiac arrest debriefs at your center? What are your barriers? #PICUQI #CCC50
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Counties: Brown, Day, Marshall, Roberts
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Counties Brown, Clark, Hamlin, Spink
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Counties Brookings, Codington, Deuel, Grant
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Current mood in Q circles
— Shayan Sardarizadeh (@Shayan86) January 20, 2021
"I just want to throw up"
"I'm so sick of the disinformation and false hope"
"What a waste of my life"
"I feel sick"
"Burning my flag"
"Game over"
"Where is the military"
"I'm just so confused"
"I'm just sick" pic.twitter.com/hUR2N6y1sg
A text search shows the words "Christian","evangelical","fundamentalist" are absent...
Marjorie Taylor Greene approved of executing Dems, yet she'll get little to no punishment. But the story here is much bigger: GOP failure to police extremists goes back half a century.
— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) January 28, 2021
\u201cThe dictum now is \u2018No enemies to the right,'" @RuleandRuin tells me:https://t.co/DTlzGomy5h
Consider the context - back on January 6th, protestors gathered in small groups on the Mall, and called upon their deity to consecrate what they were about to do. Then, in a howling mob, attacked the Capitol Building. Once inside the House chamber, they consecrated it to Jesus.
Now, let's walk it back a couple of years. In early 2017, I thought to myself, "OK, this is gonna be kind of predictable, but I'm going to look into the radical evangelicals flooding into the new Trump Administration."
See, I knew that would happen. It was transactional...
4) Trump cut a deal w/the evangelicals, along the lines of "vote me in, and I'll let your people do whatever the hell they want to do in my administration."
And it was so. In early 2017 I wrote this:
5) I was, to my knowledge, the 1st to write about this phenomenon, Ralph Drollinger's in-house theocratic bible study for Trump's cabinet.
Over the next few years, covering Drollinger's thingy become quite a media cottage industry. Predictably, none of the pieces mentioned mine
This year I want to get personal about my unexpected journey from ardent atheism to faith that shook the foundations of my life and changed it forever.
Merry Christmas!
— Brent Beshore (@BrentBeshore) December 25, 2019
Today, my family and billions of others celebrate the birth of a poor refugee who taught for three years, died disgracefully, and changed the world forever.
If you\u2019re confused by Jesus, as I was for a considerable time, I\u2019d encourage you to study him. pic.twitter.com/6GimdnZS1c
Everyone's journey is different and if what I'm getting ready to say seems ridiculous, I get it. 10 years ago I would have said the same thing, and probably less tactfully.
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From a young age, I’ve been curious about the big questions.
Why am I here? What’s the point?
I can vividly remember sitting in vacation bible school as a young kid thinking all this talk of Jesus and His blood made no sense.
But, everyone else seemed to be into it and they had tasty snacks, so I might as well roll with it.
At 9, I told my mom I didn’t believe in God. We were driving by Carl Richard's bowling alley in Joplin, MO. My little brother in the back seat started crying.
On the topic of faith, I'd say I finished high school confused but curious.
I took religion classes in college, all of which were taught by atheists or agnostics.
As I started law school, I became obsessed with money and achievement. I got into reading “new atheist” authors and quickly adopted their condescending views of religion and faith.
These data have been affected by the Boxing Day and New Year’s Day bank holidays, and should be treated with caution.
The provisional number of deaths registered in England and Wales in the week ending 8 January 2021 (Week 1) was 17,751.
This was 7,682 more than Week 53.
Please note: this sharp increase may be because of the New Year Bank Holiday https://t.co/hfjsArBUyM
In the week ending 8 January, the provisional number of deaths registered was 45.8% (5,576 deaths) above the five-year average.
This increase should be treated with caution because of the bank holidays
Of the 17,751 deaths registered in Week 1, 6,057 mentioned #COVID19 on the death certificate (34.1% of all deaths).
This has risen by 2,913 #COVID19 deaths since the previous week https://t.co/i7g7eFBN8z
Of the 6,057 deaths involving #COVID19, 88.6% had this recorded as the underlying cause of death.
Of the 4,649 deaths involving influenza and pneumonia, 8.2% had these as the underlying cause