source : https://www.facebook.com/share/v/14ZWGB9rKJ/ Two cases identical to the video in British Columbia Canada in late 2024 and 2025 260 Comments on Facebook to original copy of video : “We’ve been buying cars from auction, and most have been sat there for a few months prior, they’ve all turned up like this. It’s definitely […]
Author, environmentalist and activist Arthur Firstenberg, has died. His service to people and planet will never be forgotten. World Council for Health Mar 01, 2025 Gratitude for the persevering service of the great Arthur Firstenberg to mankind and the Earth. His work is now complete. May we all strive to be as useful to […]
Feb 23
‘Nothing … off limits’: Kennedy lays out plan for U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
His first remarks to the department since being confirmed comes as Washington reels from mass firings and funding cuts.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. addressed his department for the first time on Tuesday.
A series of television commercials with a constant high frequency noise. What people are saying about this frequency used in advertising, and how you can help.
IEEE 802.11 is one of the most commonly used radio access technologies, being present in almost all handheld devices with networking capabilities. However, its energy-hungry communication modes are a challenge for the increased battery lifetime of such devices and are an obstacle for its use in battery-constrained devices such as the ones defined by many Internet of Things applications. Wake-up Radio (WuR) systems have appeared as a solution for increasing the energy efficiency of communication technologies by employing a secondary low-power radio interface, which is always in the active state and switches the primary transceiver (used for main data communication) from the energy-saving to the active operation mode. The high market penetration of IEEE 802.11 technology, together with the benefits that WuR systems can bring to this widespread technology, motivates this article’s focus on IEEE 802.11-based WuR solutions.
December 23, 2024 – By Kelcee Griffis (Bloomberg) — The Federal Communications Commission gave AT&T Inc. an early Christmas present: permission to replace old copper home-phone lines with a new wireless landline technology. The regulatory step is narrow, affecting only a smattering of Oklahoma residences where AT&T is seeking to retire the older and expensive […]
By: Jerry Woloshyn Thursday, Nov. 28, 2024 If you ever thought the City of Winnipeg held public opinion in high esteem, you may want to think again. It is now dawning on the residents of Winnipeg’s Fairfield Park that their viewpoints are of little significance to the city’s planning, property and development department, or to […]
Oct 28, 2024 – Pittsfield, Massachusetts – Childrens Health Defence Headaches, brain fog, dizziness, nausea — they all started out of nowhere. The residents of Pittsfield, Massachusetts were experiencing a widespread, invisible and sudden attack on their health. But the symptoms of this condition were neither isolated to their neighborhoods nor random, without an identifiable cause. […]
Oct 5, 2024,07:45pm EDT by Zak Doffman Warning—you are being tracked. GETTY If you’re worried your phone might be spying on you, sharing your data and location without you realizing, then a new report this week will make alarming reading. “You can’t say no to Google’s surveillance,” the Cybernews research team warns, describing […]
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