Wednesday, September 22, 2021

Scarce...

 



In Tennessee, the patients first in line for the monoclonal antibody Covid-19 treatment are likely to be the ones who landed in the emergency room because they did not get vaccinated.

Extraordinary demand coupled with the federal government’s need to cap shipments of these scarce drugs has forced Tennessee health officials to recommend limiting the treatment to unvaccinated patients with the worst cases of Covid-19.

The bright side is many companies will step up ti manufacture the items.

Bido...

 


Tuesday, September 21, 2021

Value...

 




Most people overlook the value of social relationships; they prefer to keep their heads down and check things off the to-do list. But researchers agree that friendship and sociability are important, especially when it comes to work.

In fact, a 32-year study published in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine found that when we focus on building deep relationships with our colleagues, we become more productive and creative. Another study found that groups of friends outperform groups of acquaintances in both decision making and effort tasks.

Some people feel that asking work-related questions are boring and generic, while others refrain from anything personal, fearing that they might sound intrusive or nosy.

But that's the wrong mindset, both work questions and non-work related questions are perfectly legitimate. It's all about context.  Just a friendly thought.

Spike...

 


Bipartisanship...

 

This President will destroy the Democratic party big time. He seems to be working to enhance the Republican party's future as never done before. 

Death of Americans caused by Covid is 676,000 since last year. Half of this number died during Biden/Harris time where a vaccine is available.

Harris said during Obama/Biden time the Ebola Epidemic only took 2 lives in the USA!!!

What happened here? Who are we trying to fool.  Just a thought.

Facade...

 




Submarine...

 


France announced on Friday that it was immediately recalling its ambassadors to the United States and Australia in protest of President Biden’s announcement of an agreement to provide nuclear-powered submarines to Australia without consulting French officials.

In a statement, the French foreign minister said the decision was made by President Emmanuel Macron.


The decision by Mr. Macron deepened the rift between the two longstanding allies over the submarine deal, which American and Australian officials kept secret from the French until just before the announcement on Wednesday.

But the move by the French to recall their ambassador to the United States, Philippe Étienne, in order to consult with other officials about the American decision is the kind of step usually taken to punish another country, signaling a bad relationship.

This didn't happened when Pres. Obama spied on Germany's Angela Merkel or during Pres Donald Trump.  Just a "Unifier" thought.

Exit...

 




Stinging Progress...

 



Dealing the White House a stinging setback, a government advisory panel overwhelmingly rejected a plan to give Pfizer COVID-19 booster shots across the board, and instead endorsed the extra vaccine dose only for those who are 65 or older or run a high risk of severe disease.

The twin votes represented a heavy blow to the Biden administration’s sweeping effort, announced a month ago.

That would help salvage part of the White House’s campaign but would still be a huge step back from the far-reaching proposal to offer third shots.

The White House sought to frame the action as progress. 

Every failure is a huge progress similar to leaving Afghanistan. 

Just a progressive thought 

Monday, September 20, 2021

Wrongdoing...

 



A federal grand jury returned an indictment sought by Special Counsel John Durham against Democratic lawyer Michael Sussmann, accusing him of lying to the FBI during the Russia investigation.

The indictment accuses Sussmann of hiding the fact that he was working for the Clinton campaign while pushing for an investigation into then-candidate Donald Trump's ties to Russia in 2016.

Durham was appointed to investigate the origins of the Russia probe, with indictment coming just weeks before the five-year statute of limitations was set to expire.

Sussmann, whose firm had previously represented the Democratic National Committee, told the FBI's James Baker in Sep. 2019 that he was not representing a client when pushing for an investigation into Trump.