You guys are a credit to the existence of the Lost History Channel on YouTube. The support our subscribers have maintained over the years is a very humbling gesture. And we are telling you guys right now that we are here to fight on this platform in our efforts to release the truth to the general public regarding historical misunderstandings. Some of you guys are not just subscribers. You are the inspiration behind some of our thoughts and in our recent post about the collapse of the Lost History Channel and the suppression we have faced now for 12 months on YouTube this time around, our very good friend Sheila Blake reminded us that if we ever give up in the face of suppression then we'd never get anywhere ever. And of course we will continue producing our content just like we have done since 2011 and we probably won't ever stop because this is our actual interest and sharing what we find out is what we are going to do under any circumstances or situations. The mysteries of the past can no longer be overlooked. Countless authors and researchers are telling the civilized world to look at what is being found all the time and in this age of uncertainty the true seekers of the world appear to be gaining more momentum than what was ever thought possible. Slowly but surely we are opening up the gates on history. These are floodgates that have held back the truth for millennia. The flooding of truth into the civilized world is now happening. The Lost History Channel are instrumental in watching and reporting these developments. And in our own quest we too are uncovering mind blowing anomalies that we were previously told of in a different light. There is no doubt that people in a position of trust in the past have misinformed us. Time to sort that out one piece of history at a time. One example of this is the new discovery of a civilization in Turkey that was previously lost to history. Wait, do you hear this? When it is said that someone has the magic touch when someone fixes something that was broken or rolls that lucky number whatever you use the expression for you should be aware that the expression comes from the king Midas. It was said that this king could do no wrong and everything he touched turned to gold. But fate would catch up with the king that could do no wrong and in this latest in a long line of major discoveries emerging from the Turkey region a 3,000 year old Stila has been discovered that dates to the 8th century BC and tells of the collapse of the lost civilization that defeated Frigia and the name Midas appears many times on this ancient artifact seriously suggesting the king Midas of the golden touch myth may be the one being referred to. The inscription on the Stila is telling of a time when the king Midas was taken captive. It reads that the storm gods delivered the opposing kings to his majesty. His majesty in this sense was a king named Harapu who defeated the legendary king Midas in a battle. He is boasting about the battle on this Stila and also that he captured the opposing king. It was in 2019 that a local farmer in Turkey discovered the anomalous marking while dredging a river. He then contacted the Oriental Institute in Chicago. They sent a team and according to their website when they arrived at the scene and saw the Stila sticking out of the water they simply jumped in and began their investigation such was the immediate realization of the historical importance of such an inscription that pieces together a bit of history that was previously lost to us. Professor James Osborn of the OI one of the foremost centers of research on the ancient world made the following remarks about this major event when he says right away it was clear it was ancient and we recognize the script it was written in, Luayan, the language used in the Bronze and Iron Ages in the area. This discovery is revolutionary news in the field. They don't yet know the name of the lost kingdom only that they had a king and there was no previous knowledge on the matter at all. In one profound moment of unexpected discovery a flash of time emerges from the past. The discovery is incredibly fortunate. Now the farmer not noticed the stone or shown an interest in the markings then it is easy to see how this and indeed how we have overlooked a lot of stuff like this in the past. These discoveries however do help us paint a better picture of the timeline of history and indeed the goings on in the past and this will add to previous findings in this richly archaeological region. The OI translations tells of King Harapu's conquest of the nearby kingdom of Muska better known as Fragia home to King Midas. The storm gods delivered the opposing kings to his majesty. It answers a long standing mystery 10 miles to the south is a volcano with a well-known inscription in hieroglyphics it refers to a King Harapu but no one knows who he was or what kingdom he ruled over until now this was the only inscription with the name of King Harapu. Now we know he won a battle with the well-remembered King Midas and the search to identify this king is well underway with the OI sending a team in the summer of 2020 to commence their investigation and of course the lost history channel will be keeping tabs making notes and keeping our subscribers right up to date with all the latest lost and ancient history news from Turkey and indeed around the world as we struggle to understand the timeline of the past and why we have forgotten so much. Anywho this is all from us for the moment but we will be back just shortly with more content for you guys to ponder over. Comments below and as always thank you for watching.


Hello, good evening everyone. I am Dr. Prashan Das, junior resident in the department of radiology in Indochina Medical College and Hospital Kolkata. And my paper is on Diagnostic FDC property tomography of chest in evalution of pulmonary tuberculosis, pediatric patient in church, at the hospital, retrospective study and the guidance of Dr. Malik Parmukh, who is our esteemed associate professor in our department in the institution. As you will know the introduction of microwave tuberculosis is the most devastating matrix of all that and epidemiology is significant mode of transmission on the airborne with the infection occurring through the inhalation. Pediatric tuberculosis always occurs by the contact of adult or adolescent with capillary pulmonary tuberculosis in most of it at home or also in school. But contact killer is not a sufficient with genealogy and it affects also is important and children in less than five years of age there is a late age system that is decimated from the much more common and child to child transmission is extremely rare. This pediatric population is typically a positive state variant with difficulty in achieving the different in microbiology of conformation. And the microbiology in the manifestors may be the just poor word gain or the typical TB symptoms and the radiology president is completely different for the adult variant. And primary TB in this portion any company from the environment and the environment and the pathogen, the predominant part of the epidemic is typically not, if you found not detected by the chest radiograph for this we use complete tomography. Also, we can be used we can use city we did it unusual completed or distributed presentation of the disease. We can also do head city in military tuberculosis associated with that. And we also do the inconclusive test extra findings of the positive tuberculosis test in older children we can also do cities can in those patients also. We also know the city can is very much good for the taking the subtle and my parents camel disease. The city is more expensive and require IV confidence and the dose modulation is very much important use the way to best pay the CT protocol. The aims and objectives are to compare the CT and just a little for the diagnostic. The diagnostic techniques we really do in the confinement in the infunduopathy and to ask the city findings to evaluate the need for the need for the execution of the diagnosis. And the matter we take, we take the patient on electricity evaluate the reports on January 2010 to December 2020, the patient less than 16 years diagnosed with active TB in our, our hospital, and we also recorded on the medical records demographic analysis. We included the patient only the really less than 16 years of age or having the final diagnosis actively confirm probability but we excluded the patient who have only extra pulmonary TB or immunodeficiencies or syndromic approach but we also excluded the patient with a non tuberculosis also and and the patient with already on 80 T. We also included from the study and the man to test was performed for 0.1 mm on the interpreter forum and the test result was considered positive as you all know. And the examination as you can see with the gastric washing was open with three consecutive days and from then the gildance and culture for immaculability was evaluated. The test was done and all the patients that CT were done is only one of those patients were only performed after the chest X-ray paragraph which is evaluated the unusual findings of the mass infections also the complications like the detailed complications like arrow and arrowing or Vita eclectasis. And the CT examination performed with the CT patient beyond one of one the supine question and also give a low similarity contrast regionality contrast reasons to establish the media study environment of tuberculosis and also set to see in the strategy analysis well done the P less than 0.0 were considered statistically significant. And we found the results to 41 patients out of the 20 year male and 35 were symptomatic and the most common symptoms are fever which found in 28 children and the pulmonary tick was confirmed 34 patients and the four patients CT was not performed because the patient did not give consent and there are several types of consultation the more commonly considered segmental pattern which found in 15 cases and there are other variants nodular and lower heretics also found and the nodules, the nodules, the pulmonary cavular nodules are found in 13 cases, three in five cases and the nymphenolpathy was 33 children on CT. And this nymphenolpathy we found that the only six patients were nymphenolpathy one at least one nymphenolpathy we can get and then 20 mm which is significant. And the nine patients were really nymphenolpathy less than 10 mm. And microbiology confirmed patient get the four patients having the nymphenolpathy greater than 20 mm. Also evaluated also the nymphenolpathy enhancement or contrast enhancement so the most commonly classic enhancement pattern also is there which found only the five four children. The four children, tail generavers for the homogenous enhancement also found the calcification so found five different form calcification present five children, laser fibers, the most more common is the point types of calcification. These are the chart we found the CTs and finding consultation nodules centri-lobal patterns or centri-lobal stream but apparently this is the right side the nymphenolpathy types like ring calcification enhancement homogenous enhancement calcification pointed or shield or the size of the nymphenolpathy. And also the nymphenolpathy the only pathological findings. And this is the picture the high-year-old completely malnourished by confirmed patient. And chest checks there is an opposite of a CPC leg envelope and followed by confirmed by CT. And also there is subcral region in the prominent link node. And another one this is a common in the media still nymphenolpathy noted and with necrosis and there is a component homography contrast enhancement for peripheral consultation the left lower loop also. And this is an eight-year-old who is in recurrent lung infections with with cough. This one is a consultation of the volume in the left lower right middle and also there is a finding the left palmyra high-level is compressed with the left due to the bronchial compression is done. We have seen because adenopathy in the left palmyra high-level. And this is also the cavity relation which comes from cavity relation in the apex in the right lung is corresponded with the CT. In the discussion we found that the children younger patient with the physiological thymic protrusion limits the professional of the pain radiograph. So the enlarged lymphenolpathy only projected only prevalent only when projecting over the heart and the thymus. And the lateral progression improved by this projection is not always easy to perform with children. So CT is useful is there. Most commonly found in CT is adenopathy. The 89% of them 81 as a higher one followed by paraguar-paractrical region. And our study the most common pattern of enhancement was homogeneous contrast enhancement followed by peripheral ring enhancement. And one single case of inhomogeneous enhancement. This is the Moon is also the study of Mukun study but the most commonly pattern was inhomogeneous. This is contrary to our finding. In our study the seven children were treated by the seven children for cavitation. So we know the cavitation is a high-infected high-bacterial load. So it is a typical feature of adult type which also we see in all the children type is less rare one. And last pattern was parancamination. The nearly three were found in our in four children. Four so the three of them are less than five years. So also we know that the immunity was less in that patients. In our study the plural inhomitable found in nine patients. Three patients with pulmonary effusion six patient with ulterior fur, sorry three patients with ulterior effusion six patients with ulterior fur, thickening is noted. And this conclusion is the delayed diagnosis of the TB patient usually due to the failure due to high load and the amnesia in panangati and CT scan of chest for the advantage of the conventional riddle of the adiatic patients and the limitations of this retrospective nature. నివాభ౗ాను మాగును చిసృరామిం మాస్టక్లిఆద్డజసిను Australia స్వా, నివాను, పురరి భాస్య, పురాసికలాము ంిస్ఠెచినినిటదికేటరి. విస్లికుత్


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Hey everybody, I'm Lance Goyke today.  So this is a weird variation Where I'm basically it kind of looks like if you've ever seen the Playground jacked dudes who just work out on the playground for no money at all It's kind of like one of those variations. That's how I picture it It's like you're dancing on the pole a little bit. That's already a term It's like you're dancing during your pull-up Okay, let's let's move past that so as I pull up I Come over to this side and you see how I have more gap over here in between my forearm and my upper arm and then last gap Over here on the side that I'm pulling up to Then at the top I shift over to the other side Turning my entire upper body and then I stay over on that side as I lower back down And then I just come up and go the other way and learn to turn the other way just like this, okay? It's pretty simple. It's just a nice variation to try if you're If you're getting kind of bored with the strict normal pull-up And or maybe if you don't have a whole lot of weight available to you It's nice because it overloads that one side that you pull up on And then overloads the other side so you can you can get more weight out of a single or into a single arm without having to you know, hook up a weight belt and Hang some sort of dumbbell or plate or kettlebell or whatever from your your waist Other other weird benefits is like if your upper body is pretty able and you don't have many shoulder issues And even if you do kind of as long as you still have the strength doing this little Rotation thing at the top is really good for your core, right? It's really good for positioning the rib cage loosening that stuff up teaching it how to turn and how to contort and to take different shapes While still training your upper body pulling mechanics. So that is the side-to-side pull up


Today I present our closed-loop non-invasive neuroprosthetic research platform where we connect a living biological neural network to an artificial hand outfit with a tactile sensor. This process begins by selecting an efferent extracellular recording site, decoding the information, and initiating the tap of a finger. Once the tactile sensor comes into contact with the environment, this information is encoded where we then stimulate back into an afferent extracellular stimulation site. Neural decoding takes multi-unit action potentials, and when they exceed a certain threshold of number of spikes per second, outputs a movement to the joint controller for the hand. The sensory encoding allows that tactile experience to be able to be encoded into slowly adapting and rapidly adapting mechanoreceptor firing patterns which are stimulated into the culture. This then completes our closed-loop non-invasive neuroprosthetic platform. Our system level diagram begins at our head stage where we have an efferent recording site, we detect spikes based on the extracellular voltage, we then sum those spikes within a bin to produce a 100 millisecond pulse called MEA out, which we relay to our teensie, which is Rossnode 1. Rossnode 1 communicates with the Rossmaster, where Rossmaster uses a joint controller to output a no-contact state or a contact state depending upon MEA out. This information produces a tactile experience, resulting in a force of DC and AC components, which are encoded utilizing an Izikovich neuron model. This information is relayed through an action potential generator board, where that information is sent to stimulate the MCS SCU, which then relays that information to a stimulation site within the MEA culture. We use extracellular recording information to extract spikes. Those spikes are utilized to control the joint angle of the robotic finger. This brings the finger in contact with the environment to produce FDC and FAC components of pressure. Those are encoded into mechanoreceptor firing patterns which are stimulated back into our afferent stimulation site. Offline analysis is performed by taking the extracellular recording information in C and using a 512-point FFT to produce the information in B. We then utilize the spike information in D and utilize the same 512-point FFT to produce the information in A. We extracted windows of time to train neural networks. The artificial neural network classification accuracies are shown for cultures 1 and 2. Additionally, we looked at intertap intervals for culture 1 on DIV35 and culture 2 on DIV20-23 across RA and SA with statistical significance for each culture.


For your mid-week tomorrow fix, we've got some more news for you. Mike, tell me what's going on with some satellites. Well, what I wanted to talk about is actually that there's lots of different updates that have been going on with satellite servicing missions. There's lots of different projects and proposals that have been going on over the years, but first I wanted to start it off with Orbital ATK's proposal. Now Orbital ATKs is developing something they're calling the Mission Extension Vehicle, or MEV-1, and they've completed that design review earlier this year and they're now about 75% complete with the production of the platform and the payload components that are already being delivered to their satellite manufacturing facility in Virginia. And despite not being picked for a DARPA program, which some say that they've never even applied to in the first place, Orbital ATK is still seeing their concept as something that the industry needs and that could be very profitable for them. The space track will begin system level design testing in the spring of 2018 and then they're going to have their first launch later next year and MEV will be provided a life for their first customer Intel sat. So I find that really interesting in that they're pushing right along with their progress for it. Now speaking of DARPA, Orbital ATK did have that lawsuit against DARPA saying that their whole robotic servicing and geocernist satellite program, which contracted out to space systems morale, was totally unfair in giving space systems morale an unfair advantage. But that lawsuit was dismissed in court. Recently though, it seems that DARPA may already be transitioning the program into space system morale's hands commercially and suggestions of rumors have been going around that DARPA may be forced to stop funding the project, although no official reports have been released yet. Meanwhile, space systems morale is also working on NASA's satellite servicing project called Restore L, which is essentially the same goal, although it would be for low-Earth or even medium-Earth orbit satellites. Now one way to look at this is that no matter what happens, one way or another, I believe that these ideas are going to be very helpful in the satellite industry and will extend the lifespan of a lot of our communication satellites for many, many years. And one way or another, however this goes, I think that this is going to be very, very helpful and I for one am really glad to see competition right from the get-go from these two American companies. So I'm really looking forward to these next year. Both missions are going to be doing lots of different testing. And if this works, then we'll be able to utilize a lot of our technology for many years to come. If you like that news and are interested in more, feel free to come on over and check out orbit 10.34 or you can join us live every Saturday at 1800 UTC.


Monarch butterflies, bees and other pollinator species play an important role in our ecosystem. With the number of butterflies and bees down, the City of Bemidji is taking a number of actions to help increase the butterfly and bee populations. With help from the Bemidji Gardening Club, the first of three pollinator gardens was planted today. Each garden features various perennial plants that will naturally return on their own each year. These gardens are a way to encourage residents to plant their own gardens which include plants native to the area that will help support pollinators. These demonstration gardens kind of just promote the idea to the community so that they can see what they look like. We'll put some signage in there and our hope would be that people would then look at their own gardens and their own property and start planting more gardens that you know really attract the pollinators and help them be sustainable. The gardens are located at the Bemidji Public Library, North Country Park, and Lincoln Elementary School. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.