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Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
- Dec 9, 2002
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Use shaving cream on the lenses
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Texas given the green light to open restaurants, stores, and gyms to 75% capacity.
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From the same data
who cares what they think? They all have 0% FREEDOM.
kdawg
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Having a good fit along the top of the mask definitely helps - you want it close to your nose so air doesn't escape that way.
Contact lenses is a great solution too but I've been looking for things to help for a few weeks and have some promising ones.
I have 2 different types depending on what sort of lenses you have. If you have anti-glare coated lenses you want No Fog Wipes - single wipes in a little packet in a pack of 30, you basically clean your lenses with them and the anti fog lasts 10 hours. Seems pretty good so far.
If you don't have an anti-glare coating you want Cat Crap - same sort of thing, just spray it on and buff your lenses with a clean cloth.
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- Apr 16, 2005
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Maybe you are reading it wrong? The global powers significantly believe that the US did a worse job than China. Also, I thought the percentage for WHO stood out for me. I didn't think it would be that high.
elpablo21
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% Facts fambino
- Apr 16, 2005
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Wrong thread lol
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Looks like someone stitched a butt crack
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Werent they in the ****hole just a few weeks ago?
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Watched a whole school bus with kids pull off this morning while walking my dog, no masks on 90% of them. Bus driver didn't even have one on 
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Another important set of details I overlooked about how this "warp speed" initiative is completely different than vaccine development in the past is that once all phase 3 development is typically completed, the data is THEN analyzed, which can take many months, at which time FDA approval can be granted. Then begins the licensing process that can take a year, along with scaling up manufacturing of doses that can take months to years as well. In this case, manufacturing is already being secured and scaled, analysis is being done in real time DURING the trials and the licensing step will basically be skipped, with the first doses ready to be shipped within 24 hours of FDA approval. Essentially, it's not the safety portion of trials that is being rushed, but instead all of the other logistical hurdles that are being removed ahead of time or completed concurrently. IMO, pharma companies have been doing a great job trying to instill confidence by being forthcoming about trial data and vowing not to bow to political pressure. Moderna and Pfizer have already publicly released information about how their phase 3 trials will be completed, something that would have never been made public in the past. I expect others to follow suit.
Moderna and Pfizer Reveal Secret Blueprints for Coronavirus Vaccine Trials (Published 2020)
The companies hope to earn the trust of the public and of scientists who have clamored for details of the studies.
- Dec 23, 2003
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Florida parents are getting high and exposing themselves during kids’ virtual classes
Florida moms and dads have been spotted smoking weed, drinking and walking around half-naked in the background of their kids’ online classes, frustrated teachers said.
nypost.com
- May 25, 2004
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Not doing a vaccine if/when it becomes available. Your junk might not work again after it takes effect. I'm good.
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yep, read it wrong.
was joking anyways. Our response is 0% from me.
I'm at 50% because I find it pretty incredible that our anti-science administration has directed so much funding toward vaccine procurement, while simultaneously saying that the virus will magically disappear. Now that's what I call diversification!
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Man, I’m just sick of the half open bs. Like what the virus doesn’t spread when I’m seated at a bar? 
then you got all the idiot people making it worse. Can’t get anyone on the same page.
then you got all the idiot people making it worse. Can’t get anyone on the same page.
- Oct 28, 2013
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So basically it doesn't take as long as it historically has to bring new drugs to market it was just that companies weren't doing it as quickly as they could. Ok... I'm still out on their 'not actually' fast tracked vaccineAnother important set of details I overlooked about how this "warp speed" initiative is completely different than vaccine development in the past is that once all phase 3 development is typically completed, the data is THEN analyzed, which can take many months, at which time FDA approval can be granted. Then begins the licensing process that can take a year, along with scaling up manufacturing of doses that can take months to years as well. In this case, manufacturing is already being secured and scaled, analysis is being done in real time DURING the trials and the licensing step will basically be skipped, with the first doses ready to be shipped within 24 hours of FDA approval. Essentially, it's not the safety portion of trials that is being rushed, but instead all of the other logistical hurdles that are being removed ahead of time or completed concurrently. IMO, pharma companies have been doing a great job trying to instill confidence by being forthcoming about trial data and vowing not to bow to political pressure. Moderna and Pfizer have already publicly released information about how their phase 3 trials will be completed, something that would have never been made public in the past. I expect others to follow suit.
Moderna and Pfizer Reveal Secret Blueprints for Coronavirus Vaccine Trials (Published 2020)
The companies hope to earn the trust of the public and of scientists who have clamored for details of the studies.www.nytimes.com
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I’d rather stay home for another year than trust anything coming from the current administration, especially a half assed injection of chemicals.
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Pine Sol now approved to kill coronavirus on surfaces: EPA
The Environmental Protection Agency added Pine Sol to its list of disinfectants for use against COVID-19.
www.goodmorningamerica.com
