And then, in the end, they created
a disease that killed them all...
a disease that killed them all...
TheGuardian.com - An antiviral drug used to treat patients with Covid-19 may be causing mutations in the virus and fuelling the evolution of new variants, scientists have said. Molnupiravir, which is also sold under the brand name Lagevrio, is designed to mutate coronavirus to destruction, but researchers found evidence that the virus can sometimes survive the treatment, leading to mutated versions that occasionally spread to other people.
There is no evidence molnupiravir has produced more dangerous variants of Covid, but scientists said the mutations increased the genetic diversity of the virus in the wild and provided more options for future evolution. “People have some concerns about molnupiravir and to some sense this makes those more concrete,” said Dr Theo Sanderson, the lead author on the study and a postdoctoral researcher at the Francis Crick Institute in London. “We know these viruses can still be alive following a significant number of mutations and they can still be transmissible in some cases.”
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Yeah - it's the same guy. This isn't phony. He did
anti-war, anti-German editorial cartoons during the war
before he started doing the kids books.
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have a sense of humor about it. There's a lot of
driveway drinking going on at that house.
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When it first aired back in the '60's, The Flintstones was
the very first show on TV - animated or otherwise - to show
a married couple in the same bed together.
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Buy some of my wife's jewelry, will ya?
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where this was. I was there in 1973.
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Fetterman said Monday that he intends to return the $5,000 that embattled Mendendez donated to him for his 2022 campaign. Joe Calvello, a spokesperson for Fetterman, told The Messenger: “We are in the process of returning the money in envelopes stuffed with $100 bills”—the same storage method allegedly used by Menendez to store hundreds of thousands of dollars in ill-gotten gains.
Now you're gonna tell me everything really is on the up-and-up and the game ain't rigged before the fact. Go ahead - I'll be over here...
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Some people called them 'Clarkes'. We called 'em
'Desert boots'. No idea why...
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Waikiki, Hawaii had a Mary's in the mid seventies.
ReplyDeleteOur shoe of choice in the late 60's was either low top black converse or bates floaters. They were like your desert boots.
ReplyDeletere sf hamburger marys:
ReplyDeletethe dispensers holding milk for coffee were small baby bottles that had the nipple tops apparently bitten off
You asked and now you know - https://www.esquire.com/style/mens-fashion/a34509215/clarks-desert-boots-history-origin-story/
ReplyDeleteDesert boots were based on shoes made for the North African campaign during WWII, from what the rumors say.
ReplyDeleteKemp opened Georgia first...but then he conspired to help Stacey Abrams and others STEAL the 2020 election for Biden...so there's that.
ReplyDeleteThere's a Clarkes Shop at the St Augustine outlet mall, I just purchased a pair of the desert boots two months ago. I hadn't seen those in forty years, so naturally I have been wearing mine on the weekends! Oh, more comics, please...
ReplyDeleteFor your review:
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvD5FmYDc-s