more good news..a woman by the name of murphy works in robotics at some texas university...she is calling for her robotics colleagues to develop helpful robots..one she mentioned was very important...mortuary robots she called them..designed to move the bodies. also i see a great need for waste management and cleanup robots. i do not know how the virus responds to fire..probably "kills" it but some could undoubtedly be released in ash or whatever..but how do you manage medical waste? or even ordinary human waste? they said in the hospital in texas medical waste was stacked to the ceiling. i find that very hard to understand. how must it be in cities in liberia with very poor plumbing, sanitation etc....in many respects i think it might be easier to deal with it out in the rural areas where you have space, hopefully wood for building shelters and using in fires, hopefully a source of water..and you have sunshine and fresh air which should be better for patients and way better for nurses etc. i don't know if they have stormy weather there or not.

i thought i bet they are going to call for Filapina nurses and sure enough they have.

and i am waiting for the world's assembled bishops to say come follow me..i will go there, or as close as I can get, and i will sell some of my pretty clothes to get supplies. at least one..two if we are lucky. no..they are too busy arguing if we can welcome gays in the church.