Entries for 23 October 2020 USA: Presidential debate: Key takeaways from the Trump-Biden showdown – BBC News
Trump vs Biden Debate The mute button, or at least the threat of it, seemed to work. In the second presidential debate, Donald Trump and Joe Biden candidates were more restrained. The candidates allowed each other to speak. They used respectful tones. Even when they went on the attack, they did so in a calm, deliberate manner. After a pugnacious first debate, during which Donald Trump’s constant interruptions may have cost him support in subsequent opinion polls, the president has very visibly dialed down the volume – and it made him a much more effective debater. --------------------------- GUYANA SPEAKS – Berbice Rebellion; Buxton Spice & Reparations -Via Zoom -Sunday 25th October 2020GUYANA SPEAKS Berbice Rebellion, Buxton Spice & Reparations MORE INFO: Guyana Speaks October 25 – Rebellion, Spice, Reparations Zoom Joining details: -------------------------------- GCC- Guyana Christian Charities (Canada) Inc – October 2020 NewsletterWHAT’S INSIDE – Our Special Edition During The Pandemic President’s Message ---------------------------------------------- Training Our Immune Systems: Why We Should Insist on a High-Quality COVID-19 Vaccine – OpinionByram W. Bridle; Samira Mubareka; Shayan Sharif | The Conversation ATHLETES UNDERSTAND THAT THERE ARE TWO VERY DIFFERENT APPROACHES THAT CAN BE TAKEN WHEN TRAINING THEIR BODIES. For example, lifting heavy weights is a great way to achieve maximum strength. In contrast, low-load high-repetition training is ideal for developing the stamina required for endurance sports. REMARKABLY, OUR IMMUNE SYSTEM CAN BE TRAINED IN A SOMEWHAT SIMILAR FASHION. It must choose between two different responses to dangerous pathogens, both of which lead to white blood cells called T cells and antibodies targeting the infecting microbe. However, the types of these T cells and antibodies is different depending on whether the pathogen lives outside of our cells, as many bacteria do, or inside our cells, as viruses do. Continue reading → Guyanese Online | Published by Cyril Bryan - cybryan@gmail.com
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