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I am glad to know it is working. :slight_smile:

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Might have been my order too :sunglasses:

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NDT dye?

Flourecine

I’ll post more about it in DT club later tonight.

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Pm sent

It looks like vaseline glass I used to collect. Antique glass that was made with Uranium Dioxide in it. Glows under UV just like that.

NOT my collection. Just a stock photo. My collection was just a few pieces.

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Jesus man, you really gotta do something about that urinary tract infection.

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He is, he’s going to bottle it, then encapsulate it and sell it to the community.

A little bit of Amal in every implant

Any news on when the subscribe bug might be resolved. :unicorn_crying:

Edited to add: For those who wonder why I like the Unicorn emojis so much, the Unicorn is the national animal of Scotland. :unicorn_blow_kisses:

For the Club? or for the Research Project - Booster stickers ?

Kinda… there’s… something wrong. Hah. I have to learn to dig around in data through ruby on rails… manually yank some records.

I can’t subscribe because I am subscribed, but I am not subscribed… :frowning:

Ok Buddy, leave it with me…

I am sorry you have to do anything in Ruby. I didn’t realize it was that bad.

(Yes, I have a deep, abiding disrespect for Ruby, and Cobol if it comes to that)

An added little bonus from having a Spark.

A shortcut to my Covid Tracing app

I’m curious, how’s that app work?

I saw in the news the other day that y’all were locking down because you had ONE domestic case of Covid. That’s seriously impressive. It’s burning like wildfire here.

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It’s all about making Contact Tracing much faster and easier.

Every business or premisis has a QR Code at the entry (and normally throughout the store) Public transport, tourist locations etc

It’s actually a prosecutable offence for businesses not to display a QR code

We use the App to “check in” to a location
(we can also add manually instead of QR code) also there will be a manual resister to sign in, with hand sanitiser to use etc.

If you have checked in anywhere that has had exposure to Covid, you would get a notification via the App.
If you get notified you would self isolate and get a Covid test and authorities would get in contact

Here is the App blurb from the PlayStore

Speed up contact tracing by creating a digital diary of the places you visit

NZ COVID Tracer is the Ministry of Health’s official contact tracing mobile app. It helps you protect your friends, whānau and community by enabling faster contact tracing.

Help contact tracing go faster by creating a private digital diary of the places you visit. Scan the official QR codes wherever you see them and add manual entries for your visits to other places.

Use Bluetooth Tracing to enable the Exposure Notification System on your phone.

Sign up for contact alerts in case you’ve checked into a location at the same time as someone with COVID-19, or exchanged anonymous Bluetooth keys with someone with COVID-19.

If you’re found to have COVID-19, you can share your digital diary with contact tracers. This will help us identify whether any of your friends, whānau or community members may have also been exposed, so we can respond quickly and stop any further spread of the virus in New Zealand.

If you test positive for COVID-19, you can also upload your anonymous Bluetooth Tracing keys so that other app users who have been close to you will be quickly notified. This helps to keep your friends, whanau and community safe without compromising on your privacy.

Register your contact information so contact tracers can get in touch if they need to.

The Ministry of Health has worked closely with the Privacy Commissioner and independent security experts during the development of NZ COVID Tracer to ensure your privacy and data security are protected.

Your digital diary will be stored securely on your phone and deleted automatically after 60 days. Any personal information you choose to share with contact tracers will be used only for public health purposes and never for enforcement.

Information about who you have encountered using Bluetooth Tracing will never leave your phone and is automatically deleted after 14 days.

That was the first case, in something like ~7 months.
We opened up our border to some states of Australia and a Delta strain case got through.

From about 2.5 weeks ago we have been on lockdown. (Level 4)
“Everybody is to stay at home except essential workers.”

We are at just under 300 cases now, and we have not yet had a downward trend.

Churches were the biggest spreader of the virus, but the App again helped speed up contact tracing.

As of yesterday, our lockdown has been extended another 2 weeks (Except for regions with no cases, they exit lockdown next week)

Is that more info than you wanted?

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