Stinky
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So sad.
Good point. Of course it is, lol.And access to medical care is very limited out there.
He might identify as a curtain.Except he’s not even a man...
Mt. Athos is a large place and reporters are notorious for making unfounded conclusions.The monks were scared?
Probably asked the "New" Esphigmenou monks.Mt. Athos is a large place and reporters are notorious for making unfounded conclusions.
Interesting. For reasons unknown even to myself, I thought more employees in long-term care facilities would be getting the shot. Can't say I blame them for their hesitancy or unwillingness. Well...it *is* still voluntary. Probably the only way to get even close to 100% compliance would be to make getting it mandatory and I believe that employers are able to do that, with certain exceptions.NPR article about vaccine hesitancy with staff at nursing home facilities.
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Federal Program To Bring Vaccine To Nursing Homes Missed Around Half Of Staff
A federal push to reach both residents and staff at long-term care facilities is winding down, leaving many workers who care for the elderly and vulnerable unvaccinated.www.npr.org
Lord have mercy.Yesterday one of our (Polish) most famous singer died - he got vaccine (Pfizer) and after this got coronavirus. But, generally, at least in Poland some parts of Europe, more side-effects and gettign coronavirus after vaccine is relatated to Aster-Zeneca.
It seems one dose (I'm not 100% sure), so, I know, it's not been full effect. It seems a few days after.Lord have mercy.
Memory Eternal.
Had this person received both doses? And if so, how soon after vaccination?
May Our merciful Father have mercy on the whole world and on all who grieve.
I hope you are joking... Nobody's life is worth more than another's. Work to save all life, not destroy one, to save another.While I agree that abortion is something to be concerned about it is not the Be ALL End All of life. While I am against abortion I would literally eat a live baby if it would save me or my family from death.
Are those stories false or incorrect?Ah, that bastion of fact-based journalism, the Daily Fail.
For every adverse reaction reported to the VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Reaction Reporting System) there are literally hundreds or thousands that go unreported. Or so I've heard.Johnson and Johnson vaccine associated with blood clots.
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U.S. Recommends Pausing Use Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Over Blood Clot Concerns
In a statement on Tuesday, U.S. authorities said they are "reviewing data involving six reported U.S. cases of a rare and severe type of blood clot in individuals after receiving the J&J vaccine."www.npr.org
The reporting outlet is extremely unreliable.Are those stories false or incorrect?
1 in a million. I like my chances.Johnson and Johnson vaccine associated with blood clots.
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U.S. Recommends Pausing Use Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Over Blood Clot Concerns
In a statement on Tuesday, U.S. authorities said they are "reviewing data involving six reported U.S. cases of a rare and severe type of blood clot in individuals after receiving the J&J vaccine."www.npr.org
I don't know if that is true or not, but either way that doesn't really answer my question.The reporting outlet is extremely unreliable.
You can find out easily enough. And if the stories are true, they will appear also in outlets that don't have a solid reputation for making up their own news on slow days.I don't know if that is true or not, but either way that doesn't really answer my question.
So you don't know. Okay. That's fine. Thanks anyway.You can find out easily enough. And if the stories are true, they will appear also in outlets that don't have a solid reputation for making up their own news on slow days.
Ah yes...another bastion of journalistic integrityBut they do.
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4/11/2021: Chairman Powell, The Last Pandemic, Prince and the Revelation
Fed Chair Jerome Powell tells 60 Minutes America is going back to work; Pentagon programs hope to make COVID-19 the last pandemic ever; And, what's hidden in Prince's vault of unreleased music?www.cbsnews.com
Well Arachne just cleared that up, so there you go.Ah yes...another bastion of journalistic integrity.
So, apparently it wasn't the Pentagon. Well, that's a relief! But apparently somebody developed it or something like it, according to the always unbiased Newsweek. Does that mean the Pentagon will never use it, if indeed it is useable? That remains to be seen.And so do these, apparently.
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Fact Check: Did the Pentagon develop a COVID-detecting microchip?
Several claims of a new government COVID chip have whipped up a storm of Reddit and Twitter conspiracy theories, but is it true?www.newsweek.com
Nah...you light up and come to a grinding halt. Then you somehow have to call AAA to get a tow to the doctor or nearest ER. No AAA membership? Well...I guess you're just screwedWell Arachne just cleared that up, so there you go.
If it's just a "check engine light," I wonder how that would work in practice... you light up, go to the doctor, and they run how many tests? And for how much money? How much would it cost to have it implanted?
There's a lot of tweaking ahead, before this becomes usable. A lot of great things stalled at the prototype stage because they proved too costly or awkward to roll out. The Pentagon might be interested in trialling it on servicepeople, though. Or it might be offered to people with long-term conditions, to monitor their treatment.If it's just a "check engine light," I wonder how that would work in practice... you light up, go to the doctor, and they run how many tests? And for how much money? How much would it cost to have it implanted?
Your soul.How much would it cost to have it implanted?