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The Wild Hunt for 100-Ounce Gold Bars(bloomberg.com)
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by aazaa 7y ago
> On 24 February, Trump claimed “the coronavirus is very much under control in the USA”. The next day, Nancy Messonnier, the CDC’s top official on respiratory diseases, took the radically different approach of telling the truth, warning
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by aazaa 7y ago
> From Huelva to Hamburg and Newcastle to Naples, Europe’s farmers are struggling to find people to bring in rapidly ripening fruits and vegetables, which frequently must be hand-picked, usually within a window of just a few days. They t
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A $100M HIV Vaccine Project Failed. But All Hope Is Not Lost(npr.org)
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Want to buy gold coins or bars? Good luck finding any(cnn.com)
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Doctors and Nurses Say More People Are Dying of Covid-19 in the US Than We Know(buzzfeednews.com)
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Why are so few Germans dying from the coronavirus?(nbcnews.com)
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Access and analyze trusted Covid-19 (Coronavirus) global data(tableau.com)
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Don't believe the headlines saying half the UK has had coronavirus(wired.co.uk)
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by aazaa 7y ago
The article doesn't exactly cut to the chase. Here it is: > "...But deleting all local storage (including Indexed DB, etc.) after 7 days..." From the Apple announcement: > Now ITP [Intelligent Tracking Prevention] has a
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by aazaa 7y ago
The damage will be much longer lasting than this. The Chinese bought the US precious weeks to prepare while it locked down vast numbers of its own population. The disaster could have been prevented through a vigorous testing/quarrantin
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Fauci Disappears from White House After Contradicting Trump(bloomberg.com)
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> The 30-stock average closed 2,112.98 points higher — or more than 11% — at 20,704.91, notching its biggest one-day percentage gain since 1933. ... Bear market rallies are the absolute worst. They provide an outlet for pent-up demand an
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by aazaa 7y ago
No access to article, but an entire generation of money managers have grown up with the Everything Bubble starting in 2009, fueled by Fed largesse. They've never even seen a bear market, let alone a financial panic. Most have completel
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by aazaa 7y ago
> The Fed will be moving for the first time into corporate bonds, purchasing the investment-grade securities in primary and secondary markets and through exchange-traded funds. The only step remaining is for the Fed to begin buying stock
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by aazaa 7y ago
Echoes of 2008: > The fate of the government's $700 billion financial bailout plan was thrown into doubt Monday as the House rejected the controversial measure. >... > Stock markets reacted violently. Investors who had been co
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by aazaa 7y ago
> McDonald's UK boss, Paul Pomroy, said: "Over the last 24 hours, it has become clear that maintaining safe social distancing whilst operating busy takeaway and Drive Thru restaurants is increasingly difficult and therefore we
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by aazaa 7y ago
> ... He is asymptomatic and was tested out of an abundance of caution due to his extensive travel and events. ... Very high asymptomatic spread is what sets COVID-19 apart from anything in the last 100 years. It defies belief to suggest
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by aazaa 7y ago
Consider the source and also consider that this story has appeared nowhere in the Western press.
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by aazaa 7y ago
> Peleg said that, from what he sees and hears in the hospital, the instructions are not to offer access to artificial respiratory machines to patients over 60 as such machines are limited in number. In other words Peleg merely surmises
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by aazaa 7y ago
Yes, and I'm looking at the aggregate data in the last two graphs, and also the big table. HCQ + AZ was the only group with clearance for all after six days. It was also the smaller of the two groups, which makes it hard to give any we
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by aazaa 7y ago
I would say the same thing regardless of the man on the podium. You're the one bringing partisanship into this. It's hype because nothing has been demonstrated yet using practices that have been worked out through a hundred years
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by aazaa 7y ago
Chloroquine (not AFAIK hydroxychloroquine) has been made available to doctors (and therefore patients) through "Compassionate Use." This means that doctors can prescribe chloroquine to patients before and outside of a clinical tri
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by aazaa 7y ago
Only one clinical study has been published on chloroquine (by a French group), and the results are lackluster. No patient was cleared of virus after six days using hydroxychloroquine alone. A tiny fraction of patients were cleared in 4 days
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by aazaa 7y ago
The biggest problem with Voatz is that it's selling silicon snake oil to people who can't evaluate claims. It starts with the premise that somehow Blockchain does something magical. That is enables special security. Claims like th
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by aazaa 7y ago
> Burr was one of just three senators who in 2012 opposed the bill that explicitly barred lawmakers and their staff from using nonpublic information for trades and required regular disclosure of those trades. In opposing the bill, Burr a
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by aazaa 7y ago
If the governor is assuming exponential growth, what's the doubling time? From the formula: N(t) = N0*2exp(t/Td) where: - N(t) is the final count (25.5M) - N0 is the initial count (1040 according to Johns Hopkins) - t is
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by aazaa 7y ago
The headline accurately reflects the content of the letter: > ... We project roughly 56 present of our population - 25.5 million people -- will be infected with the virus over an eight week period. There is no qualification to that state
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by aazaa 7y ago
The order is vague about shopping for groceries. https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/03/19/coronavirus-read-the-... Given that at least one employee of a grocery store has tested positive in CA, it seems that gr
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by aazaa 7y ago
The first sentence from the abstract: > Low vitamin D status in winter permits viral epidemics. ... A scientific paper never starts this way, with the claim to be tested stated as fact. I'm immediately suspicious. The authors are af

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