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Low Level Lasers stimulate cell function. These non-surgical therapeutic lasers are certified Class 3A by the FDA. The energy produced by the photons of these lasers is low and does not have a thermal component that can cause injuries to users and/or operators. This low level energy does not alter molecular structures, but STIMULATES the body's mechanisms to REPAIR AND HEAL itself. Low level (energy) laser light photons are absorbed by the chromophores within the cells. This induces increased production of cellular energy in the form of ATP, which leads to normalization of cell function and the halting (or reversal) of the miniature process of hair due to DHT.
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Dear Experts!
In January 2020, I decided to get involved in automation as a complete beginner.
I purchased a Vera Plus device controller.
I built the network gradually, at the cost of overcoming no small problems .....
Since I am a beginner I have had a lot of problems.
For example: I had 6 multisensors that sometimes got stuck with motion detection (lights stayed on) and also created ghost devices.
I knocked everything out of the system, the system stabilized a lot after that. (many red lines disappeared from luaupnp ....)
Over time and with the help of the experts (Eg: AKbooer was a great help to me in netatmo which I thank again) I managed to solve most of the errors.
I only use a reactor to control the logic and execution.
The logical composition of my reactor is not very complicated in my opinion.
My DSC alarm (with plugin) controls the house modes, cameras, each room has a separate reactor sensor (18 sensors in total) which control the automatic lighting and shutters.
I tried to improve the conditions and scenes in the reactor to perfection. (don't have executions, delays and reservations at the same time, I record the states with the "time from reactor" group state, just like the motion and opening detections from another sensor.
The situation is that the system does not always work reliably.
I experience Lua recharges at completely unpredictable intervals, about 1-3 per day
Because of this, unfortunately my scenes slip, (or don't happen)
For simple things (tablet charging in) there is usually no problem.
However, if I am not at home for several hours and return home, the alarms will turn off, and the luup recharge(90%).
If you approach the afternoon when more times are set in the time reactor then recharging will still occur but not always.
For the past 10 months, I feel tired of the constant error search and still not good. I'm starting to doubt Vera's abilities.
Therefore, I would have the following questions:
Are the conditions set in the reactor loaded on the vera without action?
Can the Vera be stable and well-functioning without an unexpected lua reload?
If so, what do I need to add? (I'm a simple user, not a programmer, I don't know lua and linux programming languages and I don't want to learn because of vera)
I don't want to deal with this too much anymore, so I still spent more on it than I deserve.
Is there another controller that works safely and well on the z-wave platform?
In what direction should I move away from the vera, which will not disappoint me?
Have you heard of a controller called comfortclick? (I was now offered this instead of vera)
Thank you in advance for your help.
So ... I am trying to do the following:
Current setup:
Vera Plus (1.7.4955) Zwave only -> HASSIO VM (full control via Vera Integration)
Future Target:
HASSIO VM (leveraging zwave.me UZB1 dongle via USB)
I have done the following so far:Updated UZB1 dongle (via RPi SmartHome) to latest 5.39 Firmware
I followed the following steps to try and migrate my existing Z-Wave NW (currently on Vera) onto the UZB1 dongle following the steps listed here:
Steps 1-3: went fine (although the dumps are labeled as dongle.6.1.dump.x)
Step 4: went fine and the UZB1 was recognized as it should be (per dmesg)
Step 5: updating the port to /dev/ttyACM0 went fine, although I didn't see any indication of luup reload (or a save button for that matter when updating the port mapping)
Step 6: I did the touch for dongle.restore, but wasn't sure where to trigger a luup reload (I assumed it was Z-Wave Settings > Advanced > Reload Engine). I believe I got an error message when trying to do that step
Step 7: verify dongle.restore.go I don't recall being in the directions when I was going the test, but I rebooted
Post Reboot: None of my previous z-wave devices were listed. I also checked dmesg via ssh and noticed the following items:[ 4.328000] Unsupported Device! [ 4.328000] Vendor=658 ProdID=200 [ 4.328000] Manufacturer= Product=
I saw that item a couple times which almost seems like Vera is blocking the UZB1 or at least complaining about it.
I ended up switching the Z-Wave back to the embedded controller, and restoring configuration from backup.
Any suggestions what I did wrong??
Script to disable all the mios/vera proprietary program and broadcast its zwave and zigbee radio serial ports in your network so it can be picked up by another controller... For example z-way.rafale77/Nuke-Vera
Script to neuter the vera and broadcast its zwave and zigbee serial ports - rafale77/Nuke-Vera
I have a VeraPlus and would like to purchase a second z-wave controler. Is it possible to build a second z-wave network next to an existing z-wave network? Slowly I want to move devices form Vera to the new z-wave network. Is it more advisable to install the second z-wave controller as a slave controler?
My VeraPlus is in Christmas Light mode after attempting the latest update. So as I attempt to get things back with Vera Support I need to start looking into an alternate solution. I've installed OpenLuup in an Ubuntu VM I have running on an old PC. Right now I can still ssh into the VeraPlus.Will I be able to migrate the Z-Wave NW to a UZB dongle in this state? Or can I use @rafale77 's Nuke Vera Script to just use the VeraPlus as my zwave antenna? With either of these options have I lost the ability to migrate my configuration without Vera support restoring my VeraPlus first?
So, after more than 10 years and 4 Vera's, my vera forum account is suspended.
I think the monkey of the company, called melih is not man enough te have any critic. In the topic about the "great to come app" I responded to the topic (not off topic!) that a subscription can also be seen (financially) as buying a box, run it for 2 years and come to market with a better one (in better wordings).
That means that if you as a company hast a box of 50USD cost, sell it at 250USD would give him a monthly subscription of 200/24=8.33 USD... Users that would last 5 years would pay a monthly of 3.33USD.
But... the monkey on the rock has bolded his fists and said: ban him! He just can't take any criticism.
To be honest! I am not even sad! It was a very rough journey with Vera. The journey stopped when Ezlo and the monkey took over the name.
After that it quickly went downhill...
Goodluck all! (except the monkey).
Edit:Aug 16 MiOS Application - early Beta enrollment
The topic:
are you serious? would I become a cost? that is, customers who periodically replace the control unit and are happy with the service praise the Vera system and therefore also free advertising but, the new "company" decides to charge less to bind the customer with a subscription … But the genius...
The post:
The point you are missing is:
If the hardware would "cost" around 50USD, and you sold it for 250USD, an average life span of 5 years would mean 200/(5×12)=3.33USD per month. Thats how Vera used to do it.
Then release a faster/better "beast" every 2 years gives you 200/(2×12)=8.33USD per month. That's how vera used to do it.
And that's how I did it for around 8 years and 4 veras with them untill you bought the company.
This is just a matter of how you look at it and explain it.
I dont frikking care how you do the maths, I only liked a working product and a close user community (like it was).
Now all I see on this forum is a lot of "we are going to" and "we are working on", "keep them coming guys". But the reason for ever considering to buy a new vera every 2 years is gone…
No clear migration path, no clear compatibility path and no clear integration path…
That's why I started to look for alternatives…
I have 50ish devices in connected to Home Assistant via. VeraPlus hub. I recently picked up an Aeotec Gen5 USB stick which I have successfully integrated into Home Assistant using OpenZWave.
Can I add the Aeotec Stick as a Secondary Controller to Vera, turn off vera (making Aeotec primary) and then run natively that way on HA?
I know the entity ID's in HA will change, but a lot easier to fix vs. unpair/repair all the devices from Vera.
Will this work?
To answer @sdtoddl who emailed me asking how to manually force neighbor node setting on the vera, I don't think it is possible with the UI.
The solution is actually to trigger a neighbor node update on the given device and all the devices located between that said device and the controller.
The vera deals with this by running multiple repeated (nightly) network heals which is not very efficient and causes it to frequently have unexpected network breakdowns and surprises good (some devices with problems get fixed) and bad (some devices which used to work stop working). It also takes down the entire network when it does it. One can however manually trigger neighbor node updates on the vera through the device's advanced menu.
To go to the next level, this data, the network node list is actually not recorded in the host controller firmware but in the non volatile memory of the zwave chip both on the controller and on the devices. It is therefore independent of the platform you use and can't be set by the host. One can only ask the zwave chip on the device to run a survey and then inform the controller's zwave chip of what it has found.
How to overcome the vera's storage limitations:rafale77/vera-extroot
Execrably poor partitioning and usage of the onboard flash causing hardware reliability failure through data corruption and storage availability for plugin limitations: Add your own external USB SATA drive and extroot.
Scripts to extroot the vera edge-plus-secure. Contribute to rafale77/vera-extroot development by creating an account on GitHub.
Amazing. One of my (un)trusty old VeraLite machines running UI5 has just achieved an uptime of one month... the maximum that that firmware can ever achieve!
The graph below shows the uptime for the last two years, and although sometimes being up for a few weeks, it's never achieved a whole month!
I put this down to reduced ZWave traffic and zero plugins, although the configuration hasn't changed for a long while.
Using Home Assistant as the heart of my domotica (this was vera for 10 years up untill just a few months ago!) I currently have vera integrated as zwave hub only. Having almost all logic moved to hass leaving vera solely as zwave hub.
As I am searching for a solution for a more stable zwave network and all options are open (but messing with zwave network ids etc is still too hard for me) I am also looking to another option.
Multiple veras in hass. This way I can have isolated vera edges with smaller zwave networks and still do all logic in hass.
One thing... currently only 1 vera is allowed in hass.
It is a feature request already and I would like to ask to help me vote this request up:Jul 26, 2018 Multiple Vera Hubs
I have multiple locations with Vera hubs at each for Z-Wave/Zigbee controls. However, you cannot add two or more Vera hubs to your configuration.yaml. Please add this as an option.
Since I have disabled nightly heal long time ago and since I have replaced some devices since and I am watching the webinar of z-way I wonder if it is wise and or advisable to do a manual heal of my zwave routibg in vera... what's the best way of doing so?
As the tiltle describes :-). Is this possible in android via a browser? Mine doesn't allow me.
The vera can run both its zwave and zigbee network off of external USB radios instead of the onboard ones. This could have advantages in terms of portability, facilitating migrations or recoveries in case the vera craps out. It could also enable testing of newer radio firmwares.
Zwave is pretty straightforward as its serial API is standardized and the protocol is the same regardless of what brand of USB stick you use. I have run my vera off of USB sticks of various brands for years going from Aeotec, Zooz, Homeseer and even the most generic silabs/Sigma Design. You just insert the stick in the usb port, find out which serial port it created (under the /dev/ folder) and use that port (ie. /dev/ttyACM0, /dev/ttyUSB0 etc) in the zwave advance menu.
Zigbee is a little trickier as the protocol and chipset was not quite as standardized as zwave. The vera only works with ember Znet protocol and you will need to find a usb stick with an EM35x chip in it which already has an ember zigbee firmware loaded. One example of such a stick is the Go Control HUSBZB1 (dual zwave-zigbee stick). The port is not readily accessible on the vera UI but can be accessed either through editing of the /etc/cmh/user-data.json or through ALTUI by going into the hidden zigbee radio device through the "table devices " menu and changing modifying the port variable there.
You can also upgrade the onboard zwave and zigbee radio firmwares from the command line SSH...
I know how to uptrip but it is so annoying that lots of motion sensor keep tripped...
("urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:SecuritySensor1", "Tripped", 0, 986)
Any tips or suggestion to avoid this sensor behaviour?
Vera or not vera?
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That's 'cause of what I said to @akbooer , I need to dig a little bit more as the plugin is having a hard time to "stay connected" to the DSC!
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@akbooer What's in my plugin code I need to check that can trigger openLuup to reload ?
@dest said in Vera or not vera?:
That's 'cause of what I said to @akbooer , I need to dig a little bit more as the plugin is having a hard time to "stay connected" to the DSC!
I understand.
I would be happy to offer my help, but I'm afraid you're not going to do much with me ....
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@dest said in Vera or not vera?:
What's in my plugin code I need to check that can trigger openLuup to reload ?
- Creating new child devices?
- When does it happen?
- Do you have Startup and main logs?
I find that sunrise and sunset happen late on openLuup compared to vera. OpenLuup is delayed for more than 1 hour.
Could this be a localization problem?
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@krisztianszabo said in Vera or not vera?:
Could this be a localization problem?
You perhaps have not set your location correctly in openLuup. The latitude and longitude are initially set in the Lua Startup code, which has as default:
-- You can personalise the installation by changing these attributes, -- which are persistent and may be removed from the Startup after a reload. local attr = luup.attr_set -- Geographical location attr ("City_description", "Greenwich") attr ("Country_description", "UNITED KINGDOM") attr ("Region_description", "England") attr ("latitude", "51.48") attr ("longitude", "0.0")
@akbooer said in Vera or not vera?:
@krisztianszabo said in Vera or not vera?:
Could this be a localization problem?
You perhaps have not set your location correctly in openLuup. The latitude and longitude are initially set in the Lua Startup code, which has as default:
-- You can personalise the installation by changing these attributes, -- which are persistent and may be removed from the Startup after a reload. local attr = luup.attr_set -- Geographical location attr ("City_description", "Greenwich") attr ("Country_description", "UNITED KINGDOM") attr ("Region_description", "England") attr ("latitude", "51.48") attr ("longitude", "0.0")
Thank you, I corrected the values. We will see the result when it gets dark ...
For some reason, after the AltUi "reload engine" I get a "controller did not respond" response with an orange background.
So far, I thought dsc and harmony are not due to connection.
I just deleted my two unconnected devices.
And still this message.
I looked at the logs for the duration of the error message and did not see anything to throw out.
How can I find out the cause of the error?
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@krisztianszabo said in Vera or not vera?:
after the AltUi "reload engine" I get a "controller did not respond" response with an orange background.
This is absolutely normal and is simply AltUI noting that connection has been lost during the restart. The only time you need to worry is if there is a timer counting away the seconds for a long time.
Hi @DesT !
I don't want to urge you, I'm just interested,
do you have any good news about dsc?
Hi @akbooer ,
Another task ahead of me:
I have a 15 channel shutter control module that I want to run under OpenLuup. (if you help I can transfer the plugin files)
The shutter control interface is connected to the vera via usb.
The following setting is in Vera:
Where can I make such settings in openLuup?
Probably much the same way as the RFX?
baud, parity, etc is set up in the ser2net file.. then connect using IP:Port (127.0.0.1 if its on the local computer)
Thanks for the reply and tip.
I installed ser2net, I think it worked fine, but I don't have a / serial directory under the / dev directory .....
What do you think I should do then?
You're running Debian 10.6 right? if so its hidden, but just type
cd /dev/serial/by-id/
if not, you can use /dev/ttyUSBxx(whatever usb you device is connected to)
How can I check if I am using debian 10.6?
I tried to type, but unfortunately there is no such directory ...
@perh said in Vera or not vera?:
if not, you can use /dev/ttyUSBxx(whatever usb you device is connected to)
There is no ttyUSB file in the / dev directory.
There are several tty files numbered here, but without USB ...
mabye its a "ttyACMx"?
You've reached the limit of my linux knowledge. Good luck.
I think I also reached the limit ....


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This topic describes how to create a serverless Kubernetes cluster in the Container Service console.
Container Service and Resource Access Management (RAM) are activated. You can activate these services in the Container Service console and RAM console.
- Log on to the Container Service for Kubernetes (ACK) console.
- In the left-side navigation pane, click Serverless Clusters.
- On the Clusters page, click Create Serverless Kubernetes Cluster in the upper-right corner of the page.
- Configure the cluster.
Parameter Description Cluster Name Enter the name of the cluster.Note The name must be 1 to 63 characters in length and can contain digits, Chinese characters, letters, and hyphens (-). Resource Group Move the pointer over Account's all Resources at the top of the page and select the resource group where the cluster resides. The name of the selected resource group appears here. Region Select the region where the cluster resides. Zone Select the zone where the cluster resides. VPC Set the Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) network of the cluster. Kubernetes clusters only support VPC networks. You can select either Create VPC or Select Existing VPC.
- Create VPC: If you select this option, Container Service automatically creates a VPC, creates a network address translation (NAT) gateway in the VPC, and configures source network address translation (SNAT) rules.
- Select Existing VPC: If you select this option, you need to select an existing VPC and a VSwitch from the corresponding drop-down lists. If the cluster needs to access the Internet, for example, to download container images from the Internet, you must configure a NAT gateway. We recommend that you upload required container images to an Alibaba Cloud Container Registry instance in the region where the cluster resides. In this case, the cluster can pull the container images through VPC addresses.
NAT Gateway Select whether to automatically create a NAT gateway and configure SNAT rules for the VPC network.
You need to set this parameter only when you select Create VPC for VPC.Note After you select Create VPC, you can select or clear Automatically Create a NAT Gateway and Configure SNAT Rules for VPC. If you clear this check box, you need to create a NAT gateway or configure SNAT rules to enable Internet access to the VPC network. Otherwise, the cluster cannot be created.
VSwitch Set the VSwitch. You need to set this parameter only when you select Select Existing VPC for VPC.
Select one to three VSwitches. We recommend that you select VSwitches in different zones. If no VSwitch is available, click Create VSwitch to create one. For more information, see Create a VSwitch.
Public Access Select whether to Expose API Server with EIP.Note Generally, edge nodes communicate with the API server on the cloud through the Internet. If you clear the Expose API Server with EIP check box, edge nodes cannot communicate with the API server on the cloud, and the created cluster cannot be used for edge computing.The Kubernetes API server provides multiple HTTP-based RESTful APIs, which can be used to create, delete, modify, query, and watch resource objects such as pods and services.
- If you select this check box, an Elastic IP Address (EIP) is created and port 6443 used by the API server is enabled on master nodes. You can connect to and manage the cluster by using kubeconfig through the Internet.
- If you clear this check box, no EIP is created. You can use kubeconfig to configure access to the cluster from within the VPC network only.
PrivateZone Select whether to enable PrivateZone-based service discovery, which allows you to access a service through the service domain name within the VPC of the cluster.Note Before selecting this check box, make sure that you have activated the PrivateZone service. For more information, see Use the service discovery feature based on Alibaba Cloud DNS PrivateZone in serverless Kubernetes clusters. Log Service Select whether to enable Log Service. You can select an existing project or create a project.
If you clear this check box, you cannot use cluster auditing features.
Deletion Protection Select whether to enable Deletion Protection. If you select this check box, the cluster cannot be deleted through the console or API operations. LabelsAttach labels to the cluster. Enter the key and value, and click Add.Note
- The key is required whereas the value is optional.
- The key is case insensitive and can be up to 64 characters in length. It cannot start with any of the following strings: aliyun, http://, and https://.
- The value is optional, case insensitive, and can be up to 128 characters in length. It cannot start with string http:// or https://.
- The key must be unique among the labels attached to the same resource. If you specify a duplicate key when you create a label, the existing label will be overwritten.
- You can attach up to 20 labels to each resource. To attach more labels, you must remove existing labels first.
Terms of Service You must select Terms of Service for Serverless Kubernetes before creating a cluster.
- Click Create Cluster on the right of the page. In the Confirm dialog box that appears, click OK to start the deployment.
What to do next
After the cluster is created, you can find the cluster on the Clusters page in the console.
You can click Manage in the Actions column of the created cluster to view basic information about the cluster.


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Euclid TC-12 Tractor - 1102
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Euclid TC12 Tractor
This is a big beast. Its is really BIG and heavy. There was a re-release in 1963 of this model but as far as I can see the only difference was the addition of a driver. There may have been more decals or it may be that mine just lost them. Until I began this collection I was unaware of this model. One generally knew what was in the Corgi range from ogling them in the toyshop and what one's friends owned. The catalogues were also must-have favourite reading - so how did this one pass me by? It is a curious animal too.
Some Internet quotes
"The Euclid Company of Ohio was a company specialized in heavy equipment for earthmoving, namely dump trucks and wheel tractor-scrapers, that operated from the United States of America from the 1920s to the 1950s, then it was purchased and converted into a section of General Motors and later on by Hitachi, Ltd." Wikipedia
"The Euclid TC 12 was actually 2 of the smaller C6 tractors side by side with the adjacent tracks removed. It was introduced in 1955 and at 365 hp was more powerful that the early Cat D9's although it never achieved their popularity. As I understand it, the tractor could be steered any one of four different ways or any combination of them. As it had two engines and two power trains, one track could be put in a higher gear than the other, one engine could be revved up or one slowed down, it could be steered with the usual clutch and brake steering system or one track could be put in forward and the other in reverse. This last gave it 'spin-turn' capability which, I'm told was a first in a production tractor." www.antiquetractors.com
The 1102 Euclid Bulldozer was made from 1958 to 1963 when it was re-released as 1107 and had a driver added. In 1960 a tractor version with no bulldozer blade was released as No.1103. The bulldozer version is either light yellow or lime green, a pale blue promotional model is also known. The tracks can be grey or black. The core range models are valued similarly, the pale blue promo is worth significantly more. The later version, 1107, with the driver is rarer and of better value than this version.


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Labour has urged the government to stop the prime ministers chief political adviser, Dominic Cummings, from attending meetings of the secret scientific group advising on the coronavirus pandemic over concerns that its independence has been compromised.
A leaked list revealed by the Guardian shows that both Dominic Cummings and a data scientist said to have worked on the Vote Leave campaign, Ben Warner, were among 23 attendees present at a meeting of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) on the day Boris Johnson announced a nationwide lockdown.
Various attendees of Sage told the Guardian that both Dominic Cummings and Warner had been taking part in meetings of the group as far back as February and had not merely observed but actively participated in discussions about the formation of advice.
Jonathan Ashworth, the shadow health secretary, said there were significant questions for the government to answer over the credibility of its decision-making and how non-scientists have influenced policy, calling for minutes of meetings to be made public.
"The concern is that political advisers have influenced the debate," he told BBC Radio 4s Today programme. "So the way to clear this up is for all the minutes to be published … People have not got full confidence that the government is being entirely clear and transparent."
Downing Street said Dominic Cummings and Warner had attended some Sage meetings and continue to listen to others now held online.
"Occasionally they ask questions or offer help when scientists mention problems in Whitehall," a No 10 spokesman said. "It is factually wrong and damaging to sensible public debate to imply [Sage] advice is affected by government advisers listening to discussions."
Ashworth, however, said this claim should be substantiated with evidence and that questions remain over key government decisions.
He suggested the UK was slow to go into lockdown and queried why large events such as the Liverpool v Atletico Madrid football game and the Cheltenham festival – attended by more than 250,000 people over four days from 10 March – had been allowed to go ahead.
Throughout the outbreak, ministers have reiterated that their policies have been guided by scientific advice, but the process has been shrouded in secrecy and the extent of political influence remains unclear.
In a statement, Ashworth said Dominic Cummings was "not a medical or scientific expert" and the government must make clear he can no longer participate or attend, "if the public are to have confidence in the Sage".
The governments former chief scientific adviser David King said party political advisers never attended Sage meetings during his tenure from 2000 to 2007 and that it was wrong for them to now do so.
If a political adviser is sitting on Sage "its a fair assumption that they are at least in part playing this role, one which its simply inappropriate and wrong for them to be playing", he tweeted.
Prof Stephen Powis, the NHS England medical director, said he was confident that Sage had been a forum for scientific discussion among experts.
"It is the experts from a variety of backgrounds who discuss the evidence, they discuss the evidence base of the various topics, they come to conclusions around that evidence base," he told the Today programme.
"It is then, of course, the role of Sage to advise the government. I have been confident that what happens at Sage is a scientific discussion involving the scientists and the experts who are members of Sage."
The former head of the civil service, Bob Kerslake, however, said there was a risk "the government is leading the science when its supposed to be the other way round".
The former Brexit secretary David Davis called on the government to publish a list of Sages members and for any non-scientists to be removed. He said advice should be made public alongside any dissenting opinions as expressed during meetings.
"We do this for the monetary policy committee, how is it not right to do so for the much more important scientific advisory committee?" he tweeted.
It understood the chief medical officers and chief scientific advisers from the devolved administrations in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have been allowed to take part in Sage meetings as observers. Unlike Cummings, they were not allowed to ask questions, having instead to submit them in writing in advance.
The editor of the Lancet said Cummings attendance of Sage meetings would call into question the independent scientific advice that it is mandated to provide.
"If it is true that Dominic Cummings attended meetings of Sage, then the government led by Boris Johnson has utterly corrupted independent scientific advice," Richard Horton tweeted.
"But Im afraid to say that the scientists who sit on Sage have allowed themselves to be corrupted", including the chief scientific officer and chief medical officer.
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As the new Millville Town Park nears completion, Millville Mayor Steve Maneri might feel a bit like Charlie Brown trying to connect with a football… with years of delays and, now, a pandemic playing tag-team to keep the park's opening just out of reach.
The park's playground is tantalizingly close to being complete, with the addition of pickleball courts, a pavilion and some finishing touches on the grounds being all that's left before it can open to the public.
Meanwhile, local parks across Delaware are still closed, under Gov. John Carney's directives in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
"We're waiting for Phase 3" of Carney's reopening plan, which has yet to be announced, Maneri said, adding that the Town has been in contact with the Governor's Office regarding the park's opening.
"Once it's open, it's open," Maneri said.
Construction in the park was proceeding last fall on a pace to open this spring, but "then all of a sudden, the pandemic stopped us," Maneri said.
He lauded the cooperative relationship the Town has had with Whayland Construction and sub-contractor Lynn Construction, which he said helped keep the project going.
Maneri showed off the progress at the park last week, while construction crews worked on the grounds and in the 2,300-square-foot community building.
The playground, with its nautical theme, is nearly complete, with soft ground coverings and some other small details all that is needed to complete the space, which is divided into two areas — one for little ones ages 2 to 5 and one for children ages 5 to 12.
For adults and older children, a 1/6-acre track beckons, with fitness stations placed strategically along its length. The stations include such equipment as an elliptical machine and a chest-press apparatus, finishing up with a chin-up bar.
The path will be lighted, and cameras will be installed throughout the park for safety, Maneri said.
A state-of-the-art "challenge course" is a timed obstacle course, where users can compare their times against themselves or against other users; times are displayed on an electronic sign at the back of the course.
Once the park is able to open, Maneri said, the Town plans to host community events there, ranging from its Great Pumpkin Festival to concerts and movie nights. There will be space in the area in front of the community center for food trucks to park for some of those events.
The community center, in addition to its main multi-use space, has a small kitchen, office space and a small conference room, along with restrooms and storage areas. The maintenance building next door also has restrooms that are accessible from outside in the park.
The project was stalled for years due to a series of permitting issues.
"For four or five years, we were looking at a grass field," Maneri said. The Town had purchased the land for the park in September 2015 for $800,000.
Now, the swings are up and the park is almost ready… but like most things, the current pandemic is holding the keys to its opening.