Magic Johnson Celebrates Son EJ's Birthday

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I know you will ask questions. So let me answer them first.
Who is EJ?
He's an American TV personality and Socialite.

Why is he celebrating?
Because the son has turned 30.

Most importantest, how does it concern senate?
Because June is Pride month.
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30 MARCH 2022
Saab wins live-training contract in Kenya
by Giles Ebbutt


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Brazilian Army soldiers using Saab's GAMER Manpack laser-based TES equipment during a Military Operations in Urban Terrain exercise. According to Saab representatives, the KDF will receive sufficient equipment for a light-role infantry battlegroup of about 800 personnel. (Trevor Nash)
Saab has been awarded a contract to supply a Tactical Engagement Simulation (TES) capability to the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF).
Under the contract, Saab will supply its standard laser-based GAMER TES system, including individual personnel detection devices (PDDs); detector systems for light tactical vehicles; laser projectors for a variety of infantry weapons, including rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs); and simulated hand grenades and improvised explosive devices (IEDs). The system will use the latest Urban Combat Advanced Training Technology (UCATT) Laser Engagement Interface Standard (ULEIS) laser code.
Hans Lindgren, head of business development for Saab's training and simulation unit, told Janes that the system will include sufficient equipment for a “light-role infantry battlegroup” of about 800 personnel. It also includes the exercise control (EXCON) and communications network to support fully instrumented live training. The communications network includes two mobile base stations, each of which can provide approximate coverage of 7–10 km radius, giving a total area coverage of more than 200 km² depending on the terrain.
The GAMER EXCON software provides detailed tracking and analysis of activity down to individual level, enabling thorough after-action review. The system does not include instrumentation for indirect fire from mortars, but this will be simulated using the Area Weapons Effects Simulator (AWES) system via EXCON.
Lindgren said that the system will be based at the KDF School of Infantry at Isiolo and delivery will be completed by the end of 2023. Saab will also provide training for users and maintenance personnel, and a limited support contract.
 
“Chronicler wiped the nib of his pen clean, “It’s not really my place to comment on the story,” he said placidly. “If you say you saw a dragon…” He shrugged. Kvothe gave him a profoundly disappointed look. “This from the author of The Mating Habits of the Common Draccus? This from Devan Lochees, the great debunker?” “This from Devan Lochees who agreed not to interrupt or change a single word of the story he is recording.” Chronicler lay his pen down and massaged his hand. “Because those were the only conditions under which he could get access to a story he very much desired.”
 
NHS drops the word 'women' from internet guidance on ovarian, womb and cervical cancers in bid to be inclusive - but is warned the move risks harming patients
  • Women is dropped by NHS to refer to cancers that only affect female population
  • Cervical, womb and ovarian online health advice no longer mentions women
  • To see women being used, patients need to click further on the NHS website
By Charlotte Mclaughlin For Mailonline

The NHS has dropped the word 'women' from its main online health advice for those being treated for cervical, womb and ovarian cancers. Cervical cancer is now described on the health service's website as 'a cancer that's found anywhere in the cervix' while womb cancer affects 'the womb'.
To see the word 'women' being used to talk about female illness, patients have to click further into the website

England's NHS website - which is often the first port of call for people checking symptoms - previously used the word 'women' to talk about female cancers. It used to say: 'Cancer of the womb (uterine or endometrial cancer) is a common cancer that affects the female reproductive system. It's more common in women who have been through the menopause.'But now the NHS website writes: 'Most womb cancer usually starts in the lining of the womb (endometrium), this is also known as endometrial cancer.'
The move has come under fire, according to the Times, from researchers into birth and childcare who worry that those with poor language skills who already have 'worse health outcomes' could find it difficult to understand the NHS website.
 
upepo said:
NHS drops the word 'women' from internet guidance on ovarian, womb and cervical cancers in bid to be inclusive - but is warned the move risks harming patients
  • Women is dropped by NHS to refer to cancers that only affect female population
  • Cervical, womb and ovarian online health advice no longer mentions women
  • To see women being used, patients need to click further on the NHS website
By Charlotte Mclaughlin For Mailonline

The NHS has dropped the word 'women' from its main online health advice for those being treated for cervical, womb and ovarian cancers. Cervical cancer is now described on the health service's website as 'a cancer that's found anywhere in the cervix' while womb cancer affects 'the womb'.
To see the word 'women' being used to talk about female illness, patients have to click further into the website

England's NHS website - which is often the first port of call for people checking symptoms - previously used the word 'women' to talk about female cancers. It used to say: 'Cancer of the womb (uterine or endometrial cancer) is a common cancer that affects the female reproductive system. It's more common in women who have been through the menopause.'But now the NHS website writes: 'Most womb cancer usually starts in the lining of the womb (endometrium), this is also known as endometrial cancer.'
The move has come under fire, according to the Times, from researchers into birth and childcare who worry that those with poor language skills who already have 'worse health outcomes' could find it difficult to understand the NHS website.
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Wanawake ni wanawake
 
upepo said:
NHS drops the word 'women' from internet guidance on ovarian, womb and cervical cancers in bid to be inclusive - but is warned the move risks harming patients
  • Women is dropped by NHS to refer to cancers that only affect female population
  • Cervical, womb and ovarian online health advice no longer mentions women
  • To see women being used, patients need to click further on the NHS website
By Charlotte Mclaughlin For Mailonline

The NHS has dropped the word 'women' from its main online health advice for those being treated for cervical, womb and ovarian cancers. Cervical cancer is now described on the health service's website as 'a cancer that's found anywhere in the cervix' while womb cancer affects 'the womb'.
To see the word 'women' being used to talk about female illness, patients have to click further into the website

England's NHS website - which is often the first port of call for people checking symptoms - previously used the word 'women' to talk about female cancers. It used to say: 'Cancer of the womb (uterine or endometrial cancer) is a common cancer that affects the female reproductive system. It's more common in women who have been through the menopause.'But now the NHS website writes: 'Most womb cancer usually starts in the lining of the womb (endometrium), this is also known as endometrial cancer.'
The move has come under fire, according to the Times, from researchers into birth and childcare who worry that those with poor language skills who already have 'worse health outcomes' could find it difficult to understand the NHS website.
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This is stupidity. Madness.
 
JazzMan said:
You are the one spamming our forum. We voted to never have this shit posted here but you've chosen to behave like a radicl islamist. We're just responding to fire with fire.
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Where did you vote?
And what shit are you referring to?

Your hatred for humankind who have different opinions and practices is out of this world. And this is what drives genocides and massacres.
Admean should kick you out.
 
Mwalimu-G said:
“Chronicler wiped the nib of his pen clean, “It’s not really my place to comment on the story,” he said placidly. “If you say you saw a dragon…” He shrugged. Kvothe gave him a profoundly disappointed look. “This from the author of The Mating Habits of the Common Draccus? This from Devan Lochees, the great debunker?” “This from Devan Lochees who agreed not to interrupt or change a single word of the story he is recording.” Chronicler lay his pen down and massaged his hand. “Because those were the only conditions under which he could get access to a story he very much desired.”
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Wait! You are a fan of The Kingkiller Chronicle? Nice to meet one in the wild. Lakini Rothfuss ameweka The Doors of stone sana. Yeye na G.R.R.M wanafaa kuchapwa viboko.
 
Relic Hunter said:
Same shit, I can call out the three voters hapo Kwa poll 1. @Aviator 2. @Karma_mama 3. @Okiya . Badala ya kusumbua senyetas, mnaweza inbox hio mambo ya Alphabet
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Stop being thicker.
You were voting about a category called LGBTQ, which nobody neither needed nor asked for. We have a section for sex and relationships which takes care of all the issues related.
Since we do not have a robots section, are you saying we shouldn't put such info under Technology?
Tumianga hakili some times.

And the 21 votes are yourself,plus the 🐶 and his 19 other handles.
 
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