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Good morning.
I did some looking around and found out that the Mini Trail 70 was Honda’s second best seller of all time – second only to the CB750.
It’s a favorite of some collectors and restorers and can bring some absolutely silly high prices these days. The original MSRP was $395.
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Mornin’ Shannon, Gang
Nice looking Mini Trail 70 and the big 750, it was something else back in the day. -
I remember the Trail 70, seemed like everyone had one but me. Also the Honda 750, you were the dude if you had one. Seems so small and mild watching that video, not the massive brute it was. Had to have been that sound.
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“Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus”
Eight-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon wrote a letter to the editor of New York’s Sun, and the quick response was printed as an unsigned editorial Sept. 21, 1897. The work of veteran newsman Francis Pharcellus Church has since become history’s most reprinted newspaper editorial, appearing in part or whole in dozens of languages in books, movies, and other editorials, and on posters and stamps
The EditorialDEAR EDITOR: I am 8 years old.
Some of my little friends say there is no Santa Claus.
Papa says, ‘If you see it in THE SUN it’s so.’
Please tell me the truth; is there a Santa Claus?VIRGINIA O’HANLON.
115 WEST NINETY-FIFTH STREET.Editor Reply;
VIRGINIA, your little friends are wrong. They have been affected by the skepticism of a skeptical age. They do not believe except they see. They think that nothing can be which is not comprehensible by their little minds. All minds, Virginia, whether they be men’s or children’s, are little. In this great universe of ours man is a mere insect, an ant, in his intellect, as compared with the boundless world about him, as measured by the intelligence capable of grasping the whole of truth and knowledge.
Yes, VIRGINIA, there is a Santa Claus. He exists as certainly as love and generosity and devotion exist, and you know that they abound and give to your life its highest beauty and joy. Alas! how dreary would be the world if there were no Santa Claus. It would be as dreary as if there were no VIRGINIAS. There would be no childlike faith then, no poetry, no romance to make tolerable this existence. We should have no enjoyment, except in sense and sight. The eternal light with which childhood fills the world would be extinguished.
Not believe in Santa Claus! You might as well not believe in fairies! You might get your papa to hire men to watch in all the chimneys on Christmas Eve to catch Santa Claus, but even if they did not see Santa Claus coming down, what would that prove? Nobody sees Santa Claus, but that is no sign that there is no Santa Claus. The most real things in the world are those that neither children nor men can see. Did you ever see fairies dancing on the lawn? Of course not, but that’s no proof that they are not there. Nobody can conceive or imagine all the wonders there are unseen and unseeable in the world.
You may tear apart the baby’s rattle and see what makes the noise inside, but there is a veil covering the unseen world which not the strongest man, nor even the united strength of all the strongest men that ever lived, could tear apart. Only faith, fancy, poetry, love, romance, can push aside that curtain and view and picture the supernal beauty and glory beyond. Is it all real? Ah, VIRGINIA, in all this world there is nothing else real and abiding.
No Santa Claus! Thank God! he lives, and he lives forever. A thousand years from now, Virginia, nay, ten times ten thousand years from now, he will continue to make glad the heart of childhood.
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Morning gang. Car is loaded and just waiting on some daylight to get on the road. I should have a following tailwind today. Can’t think of anything that I’ve left behind. I’ll have some chores to do when I get there, and then I’ll be setting up my little traveling netbook that I’ve had for years, so I should be able to check in later. Plants and animals are watered, the varmits are on their own to forage for food until I get back. More later as it develops.
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“I’d like you all to meet Clark (formerly known as Claire),” she began. “Clark prefers they/them/he pronouns and would like to be known as my kid/my son who is non-binary. Clark asked us to tell our friends & family who they are now.”
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“Thank you for lovingly supporting Clark. My AMAB child (16) recently came out to me as non-binary. I’m struggling a bit with pronouns but it’s getting easier with time and use. Thank Clark for their courage in wanting to explain to all of us who they are! Welcome, Clark! Lots of love to you! ” one person wrote.
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From last night:
Texpat says:
DECEMBER 22, 2021 AT 21:20
92 BCWhy would they give a “vaccine” shot to a patient already in ICU ? That alone makes no sense.
He was shot months ago and probably boosted as well. Because he is a heart transplant recipient, he is on a cocktail of immunosuppressant drugs to prevent rejection. They made it clear to him in the beginning, that if he took supplements outside of their approval, they would remove him from the ant-rejection drugs and kick him out of the program.
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#2 – SCHWEET!
CB750 was the fastest 2-wheel critter around at that time………………UNTIL
The KAW Z-1 showed up! (grandfather of all of the KZs & Ninjas)
First Z1 I ever saw passed me like I was in reverse – I HAD to HAVE one!
(and got one as You recall) – Darned thing was SCARY QUICK
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I had a good friend in the day whose dad had a Kawasaki 900, I rode on the back of that thing with my friend driving. Counting my blessings I’m around to talk about it, we were just teenagers. Wicked fast bike.
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#11 – Yessir – only 2-wheeler I ever took to a brief 150 mph sprint – without a windshield or faring(!!)
I thought my eyelids might fly off!
Never been over 120ish ever again……………..an occasional sprint above 100 is rare & Harley frames / chassis get sketchy pretty quick above the century mark.
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The de Lisle carbine was a weapon used by Commandoes and Special Operations operatives in WW2. It was based on the bolt action SMLE, with a receiver modified to us .45 ACP cartridge and an integral non-removable suppressor. It was the most “silent” weapon of all time, inaudible at distances over 50 yards with no visible muzzle flash. There are verified reports of it being used to assassinate high level German officers during the war.
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Good morning Hamsters,
Wow, is that oc com pic devastating or not? There of course has to be a story behind the fevered brain that thought it up and brought two women together who likely never would be friends but each have tales to tell. What a jolting start to today’s comments. :)!
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He was shot months ago and probably boosted as well. Because he is a heart transplant recipient, he is on a cocktail of immunosuppressant drugs to prevent rejection. They made it clear to him in the beginning, that if he took supplements outside of their approval, they would remove him from the ant-rejection drugs and kick him out of the program.
Medical extortion. I understand if the drugs were illegal or dangerous, but ivermecting? HCQ? These treatments have been used for decades and are sold OTC in some countries, they are so benign.
I swear, this desire to control others is demonic. There is no other word for it.
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My little brother turned me onto refdesk years ago, but I haven’t visited the site in a long, long time. For some reason, I decided to go take a look this morning. Here are a few items from today’s screen:
THOUGHT OF THE DAY:
“Training is everything. The peach was once a bitter almond; cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a college education.” – Mark TwainTHIS DAY IN HISTORY: provided by The Free Dictionary Archive >>
Festivus (1997)
The holiday of Festivus, celebrated on December 23, was popularized by an episode of the 1990s TV show Seinfeld. Unfulfilled by the year-end holidays, character Frank Costanza invents Festivus “for the rest of us.” The centerpiece of Festivus is a plain, unadorned aluminum pole placed in a bucket of cement. One by one, attendees grab the pole and air their grievances, detailing how other people have disappointed them in the past year. What happens after this gripe session? More… DiscussTODAY’S BIRTHDAY: provided by The Free Dictionary Archive >>
Madam C.J. Walker (1867)
Thought to be America’s first black female millionaire, this daughter of ex-slaves was orphaned at 7, working at 10, married at 14, and a widow with an infant at 20. She worked as a domestic and laundress and in her scant spare time developed a treatment system to stop hair loss in African-American women and create smooth, shiny coiffures. She soon expanded her product line, and by 1917, her cosmetics empire was the largest black-owned business in the US. What did she do with her riches?Word of the Day
impracticable discuss
Definition: (adjective) Not capable of being carried out or put into practice.
Synonyms: unfeasible, unworkable
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#15 Tedtam,
The jerks running the study obviously valued their xyz barf study more than the lives of their patients. They should be kicked out of the study and disciplined by whatever medical organization gives them shelter, never mind bring in the legal folk.
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I watched this video about three weeks ago. Since you guys are talking about little old Hondas, y’all might find this amusing.
1,000 Miles Across Alaska! 1975 Honda CT90 vs. 2021 Trail 125 | CTXP
These two guys ride these ridiculously small (by today’s standards) bikes from Anchorage to Prudhoe Bay and then fly them to an airport close to Point Barrow so they can continue the trip to America’s most northern point. It’s funny and the only reason the 46 year old bike made it all the way is because one of the guys is a pretty good mechanic.
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On a much more pleasant note, we had a deer hanging out in our front yard early this morning, apparently waiting for the rest of the deer gang to show up. She grazed for a bit on the rye grass and then plopped down to rest for a bit. Got up and started looking around for her friends again, and one arrived so they both bounded off toward wherever they spend their days in the neighborhood. Not exactly a reindeer, but seasonal anyhow.
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It does sound like Bonecrusher’s friend is in a study for the immunosuppressive drugs. This would imply the drug costs are covered by the study. He could opt out of the study and go back to already approved drugs as long as his insurance carrier is on board.
Better to have the new bridge built before burning down the old one.
Prayers for your friend Bonecrusher.
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20 TexMo
I assumed the same thing. If he was participating in a test and agreed to their procedures, I can understand them being upset. Taking certain supplements could very well skew their results and blow their study. However, I’m speculating and don’t know the whole story.
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Responding to Bette Midler.David Shafer@DavidShaferWest Virginia has a higher literacy rate than New York, California or New Jersey and would like likely have fewer poor people had the Democrats not demolished the mining industry.Shafer is chairman of the Georgia GOP.
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Coffee & Covid ☙ Thursday, December 23, 2021 ☙ CHRISTMAS EDITION
It’s Thursday! The day before Christmas Eve. Today’s pre-Christmas roundup includes: a Coffee & Covid Christmas poem; twenty-four states file suit against Biden over his preschool mandates; Florida scores a big win in court, in another setback for the Biden Mandates; military scientists have come up with a new “Swiss Army knife” vaccine to protect against all variants; Walensky admits the current injections can’t stop Omicron; the FDA approves Pfizer’s Paxlovid; and a new study says kids have terrific innate immunity to the virus.******************
*THE C&C ARMY POST*Guys, what can I say? For many of us, it’s our SECOND Christmas together here at C&C. It’s been one strange adventure, and boy, is that true. I am so grateful for all of you, old readers and new, especially those who have blessed us with a subscription, which is helping tremendously to further the C&C mission of spreading hope, light, and common sense.
A few holiday announcements:
Coffee & Covid will close tomorrow and Christmas Day. [That should make some of you happy! It’s your Christmas present! ;)] /snip Then next week I’ll be traveling so posts may be spotty. Just work with me.
/snip… Now, on to today’s special Christmas post! As my gift to everyone, I have written you guys a fully-derivative Christmas poem. I hope you enjoy it. (And remember, I’m a lawyer, not a poet. Go easy on me.)
*’TWAS THE NIGHT AFTER DELTA*
’Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the lab
Not a creature was stirring, not even a bat.
The needles were lined up in racks ‘neath the tree
Awaiting a visit from old Doctor Fauci.The children were sleeping as nice as you like,
just not feeling too good since they got their last spike.
Mama counted our grants but was coming up short
like the day they revoked our non-jabbing passport.I knew at a glance from the look in her eyes
That the grants wouldn’t pay till we said government lies.
Our careers were invested in working with science
but our jobs, they depended on our full compliance.Downstairs at the door we heard scared monkeys screeching
and knew Fauci was knocking, for Delta’s unleashing.
The door burst its frames ‘fore we knew what to do
And in puffs of black sulphur stood old you-know-who.“I’ve come for the children,” he sneered with a grin
and I knew in my blood that the demon would win.
The doc’s hands were all covered with virus and clots
from hesitant children who’d refused their shots.His boots crusted over with hearts he had stepped in,
Fauci leered and revealed his up-next bioweapon.
“It’s for kids too,” said the gene engineer,
and slithered toward Mama, who shuddered in fear.Mama and I ran upstairs in a thrice
before you could say “any genes to be spliced?”
We piled tables and chairs up in front of the door
while the short devil oozed his way up to our floor.Mama — she prayed we’d be saved and set free —
while I saw visions of Wuhan and lost beagle puppies.
And just when Doc got there and started to batter,
there arose from the roof-top a thump and a clatter.That’s when the door burst, it started to break!
And Fauci raced in — for our children to take.
“It’s Delta!” he cried, like a demon from China,
and my heart started swelling and feeling angina.But then from behind us, a deep jolly old chuckle
from the red-suited fat man with hands on his buckle.
“Not tonight!” he told Fauci; “You, I’ll be collectin’”
and from his great bag tossed me some ivermectin.In Santa’s left hand was a giant big needle.
He laughed “doc, what you’re doing is fully illegal!”
Then without warning, he moved with alarum
and that needle was sticking from Fauci’s right arm.We watched with amazement as Fauci then shrank
to no bigger than test tubes at the local blood bank.
Before we could thank him, Santa raced up the flu
“It’s Oh My Chron!” he called, “It’s for everyone, too!”“On Dancer! On Prancer! On Comet! And Vixen!
That Fauci’s all finished now that I have fixed him.”
And then we were happy; the end of our woe;
I gazed at my bride and could only say … “So!”— Jeff Childers, Christmas 2021
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*COVID NEWS AND COMMENTARY*The Biden Administration didn’t even give us a poem for Christmas. Instead he gave us a new mandate. Twenty-four (24) states including Florida have already sued the Biden Administration over its latest unbelievable mandate: forced masks for kids and forced jabs for staff in preschool Head Start programs. The new regulations don’t offer any testing alternative, except that if anyone gets a religious exemption, that person has to pay for their own tests.
Nor was the new jab mandate published anywhere for public comment. It was quietly enacted last month, like all the other Biden Mandates, under “emergency” authority. The jab mandate applies to preschool staff even if they work remotely.Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said that he will “not allow Texans to be coerced into getting a vaccine because the federal government is giving them an ultimatum to choose between their health or their child’s preschool education.”
Florida AG Ashley Mood said “As a mother, I am very concerned about the latest federal mandates being forced on Head Start staff and students—children as young as two-years old will be required to wear masks and teachers will be forced to receive a vaccination against their will.”********************8
Yesterday, a federal judge in Tampa granted Florida a preliminary injunction against Biden’s federal contractor mandate. You may recall that on Monday, a federal judge in Missouri also granted an injunction of the same mandate to ten (10) other states.
I really like the Tampa judge, Judge Merryday. He uses the phrase, “and so forth,” which is one of my favorites. Here’s an example of a great line from early in the order granting the injunction:
“By a several-step process, the executive order requires each employee of a federal contractor or subcontractor (including each subcontractor of a subcontractor, subcontractor of a subcontractor of a subcontractor, and so forth) to become ‘fully vaccinated’ against COVID-19.”
Heh. Lines like that are a good signal of which way the rest of the order is going to go.
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Just in time for Christmas, but maybe too late for Omicron, military scientists at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research announced they’ve come up with a new vaccine that can work for all variants. They call it the Spike Ferritin Nanoparticle (SpFN) COVID-19 vaccine. It will include ALL the known spikes. A veritable spike-buffet, if you like.
The military scientists said human trials on individuals who had neither been vaccinated nor previously infected with Covid showed the vaccine could protect folks against Covid and all its variants, as well as from previous SARS-origin viruses like SARS-CoV1.
Walter Reed’s SpFN vaccine uses a soccer ball-shaped protein with 24 faces, which allows scientists to attach the spikes of multiple coronavirus strains on different faces of the protein. So you can get all of them at once. “We need to evaluate it in the real-world setting and try to understand how does the vaccine perform in much larger numbers of individuals who have already been vaccinated with something else initially…or already been sick,” researchers said.
So.
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Rochelle Walensky, head of the CDC, said yesterday that mRNA Covid vaccines “may not prevent infection” from the Omicron variant.
Oops.
Walensky told CNBC that, so far, preliminary data suggests Omicron can breach current vaccine antibodies. That means people need to “continue to wear their masks to prevent the infections overall” because the injections “may not prevent infection.”
Not at all.
Still, Walensky grudgingly conceded that the overall number of Omicron-related deaths appears to be fewer than in previous waves. In the United States, officials think the one death occurred this week in Houston, Texas. It’s a race against time to get everyone jabbed before they develop natural immunities.
The CDC reported Monday that Omicron seems to be spreading quickly and has now overtaken the Delta variant. Omicron accounted for 73% of new infections last week, CDC officials said. On Tuesday, the CDC confirmed the new strain has been detected in most U.S. states and territories.
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The FDA approved Pfizer’s new Covid pill, and the federal government has already ordered $5 billion worth of the drug. Whoooosh! That was super fast. The pill, Paxlovid, is taken twice a day for five days, combined with a a generic antiviral called ritonavir. Paxlovid supposedly helps patients suffering from “mild-to-moderate” symptoms from getting so sick that they need to be hospitalized, Pfizer said.
The FDA stressed that Paxlovid isn’t a substitute for vaccination. In other words, they want you to take BOTH.
That was fast! They sure figured out Paxlovid was safe and effective quickly. What’s taking so long with all the FDA studies on the cheap and widely-available horse dewormer? Oh, never mind.
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A new study from the Wellcome Sanger Institute, University College London, found that kids have a natural high immune response to Covid infection. The study published yesterday in the journal Nature.
An article in MedRxIV Titled, “Rapid immune response in children protects them from COVID-19,” called the study the “most comprehensive single-cell study to compare SARS-CoV-2 infection in adults and children across multiple organs.“ The research showed that interferons are more strongly expressed in healthy children compared to adults, with a more rapid immune response to infection in children’s airways. This helps restrict early viral replication, and gives children an immediate advantage in preventing the virus from infecting the blood and other organs.
The study also suggests a way to test adults for whether they’ll have a serious case of Covid or not. If interferon levels in the airways are high, then an adult could have a lower risk of severe disease, whereas low interferon levels suggest a higher risk. That could be very helpful.This is great news for people anxious for their kids because the TV told them that children were at risk from Covid infection. If only they would read C&C…
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Well I just paid my property taxes on-line, $169.36 (w/homestead exemption) for this house on 16 Acres and $514.77 for the Farm House and 45 acres. FWIW; This section is worth almost twice what the Farm House/land is. But homestead exemption is worth it here.
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Oh and Bones, prayers to your friend. I had a cousin pass away last summer after dealing/juggling with rejection drugs for a couple of years. He did have 2 more years but they couldn’t seem to correctly balance the drugs out.
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Many thanks for the prayers, my friend really needs them. When he called last night I was moved to tears by him telling me that I was his best friend ever; he chose me to get that call. I told him I loved him and that he was very dear to me. I really hope that we get to break bread again.
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BTW; I have a nephew that got a kidney from his dad in the 80’s and it lasted until a couple of years ago, he got another one he is fine. They found out when he was small that he had one malformed kidney but he lived with it until about puberty and had to have a transplant to survive. Transplants are a blessing and if I learned anything from his last episode it is that you don’t want to be on dialysis.
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I’m wondering now that they caught the crew who carjacked and robbed the US congresswoman in south Philadelphia if they’re going to get counseling from social workers instead of going to jail.
Scanlon is among 125 co-sponsors of the Mental Health Justice Act, which sought to replace police offices with mental health staffers in responses to some emergencies, according to Fox News.
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Transplants are a blessing and if I learned anything from his last episode it is that you don’t want to be on dialysis.
Mom told me over and over that she didn’t want to be kept alive by machines. “Those last few years” of her mother and father “were miserable, and I don’t want to go through that.” She even refused to take medication to reduce her potassium. “I’d rather die than take that again,” she said. She refused aspirin to prevent stroke, because it might cause another eye bleed and she’d lose what little sight she had. She always chose quality of life over quantity.
BCS & Harpies forced her into dialysis once they got control of her medical care. There was nothing I could do but watch as her last few years were made miserable.
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#26 Bonecrusher,
That was certainly a bitter-sweet call to receive. Prayers for your friend and for you as a loyal friend who is a shining bright light amidst the darkness of the situation.
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Fake News Tsunami.
Indeed, a man aged between 50 and 60 died and he had the omicron strain of COVID, according to Harris County, Texas, health officials.
And he had “underlying health conditions,” a county news release said.
But further inquiry shows the man died with omicron, not necessarily because of it, as journalist Dan Cohen demonstrated in a tweet containing a phone conversation with Martha Marquez of the Harris County Health Department.
“We can’t confirm that the patient died from COVID, but we can say that he was omicron positive at the time of his death,” Marquez said.
Cohen queried: “So he died with COVID but you can’t say he died from COVID?”
“Correct,” Marquez replied. “This information comes from our epidemiologists, who are the ones who get the reports.
“They have to do a very meticulous investigation because, you know, they do take this very much at heart.
“They are telling me they cannot say that COVID was the absolute cause of death,” she said.
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Morning, chickadees and spice finches! I really enjoy the critters that come to the back yard at Chez Harp, day and night.
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Soon as I heard that story I knew it was all bs especially since Lina the liar was out there celebrating the news in order to push more fear porn.
Lockdown Lina does Moronicron.
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But isn’t that the plan?
To prolong the bio lab created flu for eternity so the bloodthirsty undead Count Fraudcila can keep appearing on mr potato head’s show with his drippy red fangs and massive ego?.? -
If a patient is on immunosuppressants after a transplant it makes perfect sense that his doctors would want to control what drugs he’s taking. It doesn’t matter if it’s covid drugs or tylenol. It would be medical malpractice not to.
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I don’t disagree that the docs should be in control in that situation.
I just don’t see how something like ivermectin would affect the immunosuppression cocktail. It works by curtailing viral replication. I *do* see how jabbing someone with something that would spike an immune response would be problematic.
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It’s a powerful drug. What about interactions with all the other drugs he’s taking? It would be impossible to test combinations of all drugs for potential side effects. The only choice is to limit them. In this case I don’t think there’s a conspiracy against ivermectin.
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If you are running a drug treatment clinical study, by its nature very expensive, you have to be able to control for as many variables as possible. The primary one would be any and all drug intake by participants. Testing frequently turns up unexpected, unforeseen surprises for scientists. We know certain things, but not everything about the way Ivermectin works in the human body.
As this report from the NIH points out:
Ivermectin has rapid oral absorption, high liposolubility, is widely distributed in the body, metabolized in the liver (cytochrome P450 system) and excreted almost exclusively in feces [4]. Following a standard oral dose in healthy humans, it reaches peak plasma levels at 3.4 to 5 h; and plasma half-life has been reported to be 12 to 66 h . Despite its widespread use, there are relatively few studies on the pharmacokinetics of Ivermectin in humans [11]. Ivermectin binds strongly to plasma proteins in healthy subjects (93.2%) [12]. Such an “avid binding” can be beneficial when administered in countries where malnutrition and hypoalbuminemia are common, leading to an increased availability of “free fraction” of ivermectin [4]. Hypoalbuminemia is a frequent finding in patients with COVID‐19 and it also appears to be linked to the severity of lung injury [13]. Therefore, Ivermectin might be useful when used in such a setting.
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I just found out that my friend is intubated.
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Damn.
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Prayers up.
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#40 – kneemail is UP!
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Prayers for your friend, Bonecrusher.
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Prayers up
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Taser cop lady guilty of 1st and 2nd degree manslaughter. Did she kill him twice?
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Tryna figure out how you can both voluntarily and involuntarily kill someone. They seem to be mutually exclusive. Schrodinger’s Cop.
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Made it safely to Big D. More traffic than I had expected, but it was all free flowing, so no holdups. I’m tarred and haven’t got my nap – hungry also, but will have to wait until about 5 for dinner. Anyway, just checking in. More later.
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I’m headed to Little D in the morning, but I’ll likely travel through Fut Wuth to get there, and will try to avoid the Innerstate ceptin the part between Hillsborocand my destination.
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#50 – Hwy 6 is yo friend (except on Aggie game days)
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Yah, will be on it until I get to TX14, then to Mexia, take a left to Hillsboro, then a right to enter the belly of the beast.
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I finished the Christmas decorations in the house a few hours ago. Had been working on that for about a week, at a rate of several hours each day with many interruptions for other stuff more important according to spouse. And then there are the Christmas greeting cards to contend with, though in recent years the number received is steadily shrinking in the snail mail. Email is your friend definitely. Several more of those to send and at last I can work on not working but rather enjoying the season.
Except the #^&*@% armadillos have been stalking the newly planted flowerbeds and doing damage. Grrrr. And spouse is no longer as disposed as he used to be 30 some years ago to get up several times at night to go out hunting with his rifle and flashlight. They are so messy as well as stupid. The breed was behind 5 doors when God handed out brains.
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#52 – OR!
6 alla way to loop 340 around NE & N side of waco – straight across I-35 then north on fm933 – take a right at Whitney on TX 22 to Hillsboro
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Did you all hear that Biden disappeared his adult family dog and got a puppy for Christmas? A Houston dog rescue takes the bum to task for that heartless act.
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My #55
Correcting the puppy slander: “The 3-month-old puppy was welcomed into the Biden family months after they lost their beloved dog, Champ.” — https://blog.theanimalrescuesite.greatergood.com/joe-biden-puppy/
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Car Motor Auto Racing photo Laurel Maryland Vintage Board Track Racing 1925
Board track, 1 1/8th mile, they averaged 126mph that race. Look at the banking on that sucker! Can you imagine how many boards that was? And what if one popped up??
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I wonder if it was Cypress boards. Does Cypress grow in Maryland?
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I think Biden had another dog that bit a couple people. Some people have tried to make a big deal about him moving the dog out of the west wing. Some people are really stupid.
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Never seen or thought to look what wood they used but I get articles about them on my FB feed sometimes from First Super Speedways. That was some true gladiators.
https://www.firstsuperspeedway.com/photo-gallery/washington-baltimore-speedway
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58 & 60
There are a whole lot of cypress trees in the Carolinas. It wouldn’t have been a long trek to Maryland, especially by rail.
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Christmas Eve Eve. Nite Nite you all.
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Dear Hamsters. See you all tomorrow.
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