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When men rage, they blow and shoot things up and start wars.
When women rage, we create.
We knit, do embroidery and cross stitch. We create new things ... while we figure out how to fix the broken things.
Behold rage project #1
When women rage, we create.
We knit, do embroidery and cross stitch. We create new things ... while we figure out how to fix the broken things.
Behold rage project #1
December 4, 2024 at 4:12 PM
When men rage, they blow and shoot things up and start wars.
When women rage, we create.
We knit, do embroidery and cross stitch. We create new things ... while we figure out how to fix the broken things.
Behold rage project #1
When women rage, we create.
We knit, do embroidery and cross stitch. We create new things ... while we figure out how to fix the broken things.
Behold rage project #1
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This is the raw milk farm where H5N1 has been detected in milk which has been available for retail...twice.
Raw Farm said its CEO, Mark McAfee, “has been asked by the RFK transition team to apply for the position of ‘FDA advisor on Raw Milk Policy and Standards Development.’
recombinomics.co/topic/50994-...
recombinomics.co/topic/50994-...
H5N1 Confirmed In Bulk Storage In Raw Farm's Bottling Facility
“CDFA dairy inspectors sampled milk from bottled products and bulk milk storage at Raw Farm’s bottling facility on Wednesday, Nov 27, and laboratory test results made known on November 28 showed the p...
recombinomics.co
December 2, 2024 at 10:49 PM
This is the raw milk farm where H5N1 has been detected in milk which has been available for retail...twice.
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The more severe H5 BirdFlu virus infection in Canada has mutations that may have arose in a single patient
Worryingly these enable more efficient use of human sialic acid receptors by the virus
This is the scary scenario we fear
There is much we can do!
A thread
time.com/6976402/bird...
Worryingly these enable more efficient use of human sialic acid receptors by the virus
This is the scary scenario we fear
There is much we can do!
A thread
time.com/6976402/bird...
We’re Not Testing Enough for Bird Flu
The most important tool in our arsenal is widespread testing, write Janika Schmitt and Michael Mina. We're not doing enough of it.
time.com
November 18, 2024 at 5:43 PM
The more severe H5 BirdFlu virus infection in Canada has mutations that may have arose in a single patient
Worryingly these enable more efficient use of human sialic acid receptors by the virus
This is the scary scenario we fear
There is much we can do!
A thread
time.com/6976402/bird...
Worryingly these enable more efficient use of human sialic acid receptors by the virus
This is the scary scenario we fear
There is much we can do!
A thread
time.com/6976402/bird...