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Table 2 Analysis of the destruction rate of the
Hale cells by the emitted qi
Destruction rate
(%)
<10
>51
total
Frequency
Ratio ( % )
J
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2. The effect of the emitted qi on the gastric adenocarcinoma cells;
After
the
gastric adenocarcinoma
cells received the emtted
qi
for
hour,
the survival
rate of the cells was 74. 98%
of that in the control,
i. e.
the average
destruction rate of the
cells was 25. 02%. (as shown in Table 3).
TAble 3 The effect of the emitted qi
I
on the gastric adenocarcinoma cells
j
Group
Number of cells
(1000/ml)
Survival rate
(%>
Destruction rate
c%)
Exp.
51. 12
100. 00
Control
38. 33
74. 98
25. 02
j
We repeated the experiment
41 times under
identical conditions,
hnd through
statistical
I
analysis there was a difference between the two groups
(P<C0. 01)
.
; In
the meantime,
A
scanning electronmicroscope was used to study the
cells.
The result showed that the microvilli
of
the
cells which
received
the emitted
qi had remarkably dwindled
or disappeared and
tiny
holes could be seen on the surface of the cells.
3. The effect of the emitted gi on the chromosomes of the gastric adenocarcinoma cells;
We repeated the experiment 10 times under
identical conditions 1420 tumour
cells were
observed
in
the
control
group,
and
1428
tumour
cells
were
analysed
which
received
the
emitted qi for 60 minutes.
(See Table 4)
(l)The number of the chromosomes of the gastric adenocarcinoma cells :
As Table 4 shows,
the subdiploid in the control group was 2. 11%
the supertriploid was
0. 14%,
whereas the subdiploid in the experiment group was
3. 29%,
and the supertriploid
was
0. 56%.
There was a statistical difference
in both conditions between the two groups
(P
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GOVERNMENT CONSUMERS.
' PARANORMAL
'
GURU TO
'MEDITATE'
BRASIL
IN PORTUGUESE
21 AUG
((EXCERPT))
BRASILIA
-- PRESIDENT FERNANDO COLLOR'S MOST RECENT
GURU
IS THE PARANORMAL THOMAS GREEN MORTON
-- PREVIOUSLY THE
FAVORITE GURU OF BRAZILIAN ACTRESSES.
AFTER FOUR HOURS OF TALKS
WITH THE PRESIDENT AT THE CASA DA DINDA ((COLLOR'S PRIVATE
RESIDENCE))
ON
9 AUGUST,
MORTON RECOMMENDED:
"MEDITATE DAILY FROM
1800 TO
1830.
MEDITATE."
COLLOR RETORTED:
"WE WILL."
IF HIS BEING OUSTED
IS RELATIVE TO THE GURU'S ENERGIZATION,
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.
The abnormality rate of triploid and quadriploid in the experiment group and the
control group had no statistical meaning (P>0. 05)
(2) The structure of the chromosomes of the gastric adenocarcinoma cells;
In the 1428
cells,
the total abnormality rate was
5. 39%
in the experiment group,
and
the total abnormality rate of the 1420
cells in the control group was
1. 40%,
in which there
was
a
statistical
meaning
(P <
0. 01)
.
The
abnormality
of
the
chromosomes
included
exchange, breaking and dicentromere.
Table 4 The effect of the emitted
qi
on the chromosomes of the gastric adenocarcinoma cells
;
Group
Number,
%
The abnormality rate of the
The abnormality rate of
number of the
the structure of the
chromosomes
chromosomes
Number
<C2n
<C3n
<4n
>4n
1. 40
Control
%
1370
Number
2.11
96.48
1.27
0.14
5. 39
Exp.
%
1349
3.29
94.46
1.68
0.56
P
<0. 05 >0. 01 >0. 01 <0. 05
<0.01
f.
Summary
:
Tumour
is a common disease which endangers man’s
life and
health.
The study on the
effect
of
the
emitted
gi on carcinoma
cells,
especially
the
study
of
the
structure and
the
chromosomes
of tumour
cells,
has
not been
reported
in
the world and
in our
country.
The
result showed that;
1. The average destruction
rate
of the Hale
cells by the emitted
qi was
30. 72%,
the
highest destruction rate reaching 59. 61%.
In order
to confirm the effect of the emitted
gi,
we repeated the experiment 20 times under identical conditions.
Through a statistical analysis,
there was a difference between the experiment group and the control group
(P<0. 01)
. We
found
that degeneration and swelling of the Hale
cells took
place.
The endoplasmic
reticula
were dilated obviously,
and the nuclei of the
cells were destroyed after the cells received the
emitted
qi.
2. In
experiments,
the average
destruction
rate
of
the
gastric adenocarcinoma
cells
was
25. 02%
after
they
received
the
emitted
gi
for
minutes.
There was
a
statistical
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Chapter VIII
The
US Response
To meet the threat posed by the continuing
buildup of Soviet military
power,
the US,
in
coordination with allies and friends who share
common security interests,
is following a dual
approach.
The US has established strategies,
policies,
ind programs to improve our forces
and
those
of our
allies and
friends
to
deter
Soviet aggression in all
its forms. At the same
time, we seek to secure a more stable military
balance through the negotiation of significant,
verifiable force reductions.
This chapter provides a brief overview of US
defense policy and strategy designed
to deter
the
threat
of Soviet
military
power,
as
well
as the aggressive designs of other states and
groups hostile to our interests.
There
is also
discussion of the forces and programs we have
deployed or initiated to enable us to meet our
defense strategy.
US defense policy
is guided by the necessity
to maintain nuclear deterrence
while
pursu-
ing research into strategic defenses.
It seeks
to
maintain
deterrence
against
conven-
tional attacks while combating the more am-
biguous forms of aggression characteristic
of
low-intensity
conflict.
The US
is enhancing
military stability, where possible, through ne-
gotiated arms reductions and by
utilizing en-
during US strengths to exploit long-term Soviet
weaknesses through competitive strategies.
More
detailed accounts
of these programs
can be found
in the Fiscal Year 1988 Annual
Report
to
the
Congress
by
the
Secretary
of
Defense and the United States Military Posture
FY 1988 prepared by the Joint Staff.
The new HOKUM attack helicopter, now
in flight-testing, will give the Soviets a
significant rotary-wing, air-to-air combat
capability for which no Western counterpart
exists. Deployment of the HOKUM and
HAVOC (lower right) attack helicopters will
further underscore the capabilities and the
challenge of Soviet military power.
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Approved For Release 2000/08/11 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000700520001-3 2OFS 7S / 70 2709 Babe Ruth Called It Several of the recent stories on Wrigley Field lights have mentioned old-time events there, among which was the famous 1932 Babe Ruth “called” home run. Sit still, while I tell my version of that disputed shot. I was a teen-ager (and a Yankee fan, contrary to most of my Chicago-area contemporaries) and was sitting in the center-field bleachers a couple of dozen seats laterally and a few rows forward of where the Babe’s shot : landed. And I'll never forget it. My myopic eyes, uncorrect- ed by the glasses I got a short time later, really didn’t allow me to see the details of the action around home plate, but all the same I have a contribution to make to the “called shot” discussion. It is this: my friend Bill sitting beside me (not just another teen-ager, but a middle-aged, knowl- edgeable and serious fan and Yankee- hater) hollered over the din while the ball was still in the air: “He called it! Did you see? He called it!” Of course, I hadn’t seen it. But Bill’s testimony at that very early moment carries convincing weight with me, as it should with all those who are still arguing as to whether the Babe really did “call” it. I think he did. He was that kind of guy. D. B. EICHER Annapolis © Approved For Release 2000/08/11 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000700520001-3
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Babe Ruth Called It
Several
of the
recent
stories on
Wrigley Field lights have mentioned
old-time events there, among which
was
the
famous
1932
Babe
Ruth
“called" home run. Sit still, while I tell
my version of that disputed shot.
I was a teen-ager (and a Yankee fan,
contrary
to most
of my Chicago-area
contemporaries) and was sitting in the
center-field
bleachers
a
couple
of
dozen seats laterally and a few rows
forward of where the Babe’s shot
landed. And I’ll never forget it.
My myopic eyes, uncorrect-
ed by the glasses
I got a short
time
later, really didn’t allow me
to see the details of the action around
home plate, but all the same I have a
contribution
to make
to the
“called
shot’’ discussion.
It
is this: my friend
Bill sitting beside me (not just another
teen-ager, but a middle-aged, knowl-
edgeable and serious fan and Yankee-
hater) hollered over the din while the
ball was still in the air: “He called
it!
Did you see? He called it!”
Of
course,
I
hadn’t seen
it. But
Bill’s
testimony
at
that
very
early
moment
carries
convincing
weight
with me, as
it should with
all those
who are
still arguing as to whether
the Babe really did “call” it.
I think he did. He was that kind of
guy,
D.B.EICHER
Annapolis
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URI GELLER. Age: 42.
Job: Lecturer, inventor, consultant
who uses psychic skills to explore for
minerals and oil.
On skeptics: “I don’t care what those
schmucks think. I’m a millionaire.”
Hobby: Bending spoons for the likes
of Senator Claiborne Pell, left.
Rest claimed teat: Found gold in
Amazon for Japanese firm.
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