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  1. The video of the doctor in Mt. Vernon has him talking about ADE - Aniti-body Dependent Enhancement. He explains why its an important to know or this phenomenon and why it may explain why vaxxed individuals are getting COVID and having to be hospitalized. Here is a study about the ethic of a lack of plan and highlighted disclosure to trial subject as to the inherent risk of ADE with SARS vaccines based on previous research and vaccine attempts. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7645850/ From above: 3. CONCLUSION Given the strong evidence that ADE is a non‐theoretical and compelling risk for COVID‐19 vaccines... The informed consent process for ongoing COVID‐19 vaccine trials does not appear to meet this standard. While the COVID‐19 global health emergency justifies accelerated vaccine trials of candidates with known liabilities, such an acceleration is not inconsistent with additional attention paid to heightened informed consent procedures specific to COVID‐19 vaccine risks. This begs the question: Since the vaccines are still in a world-wide "trial" should not this same informed consent be applied to each application of this experimental treatment? Is the risk of ADE specifically disclosed or called out when taking the vaxx?
  2. Why not then require the same for other infectious diseases, virus, etc. If you catch whooping cough - can you sue your employer if you think it was passed at work? So why just the 'Rona? If an employer is liable - then they could and should be liable for all other communicable disease protection. Its apparent the businesses maybe more fearful of the powers that be than individuals in terms of liability.
  3. YT of same (while it last): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9KnhUu7Ba4&t=1s There are various videos out there now with similar type of information from different MDs being presented to school boards.
  4. All the teams at all levels would practice in "The Tin Can" - its nickname as a metal building And most of the leagues, including high school would host games back there. But UK usually plays on the main or "Front rink". However, due to the raucous attendees the games are relegated to midnight time slots. This does make UK club hockey game some of the most fun in the college ranks. We did a Tennessee game one time with young family members in tow. It was definitely not family affair atmosphere.
  5. I will assume that "half" included the "sabotaged studies". Here is the sources: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2776787 https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2021/02/19/969143015/long-term-studies-of-covid-19-vaccines-hurt-by-placebo-recipients-getting-immuni Basically, there will be no actual long term placebo-based studies - as is the standard in the industry. They declared victory after relatively short order and vaccinated the study group. Some say its unethical to keep the study going. But this is from an industry that lets people die while taking placebos so that they can show how good it was for those receiving the real thing. They do not change the rules halfway in. However, in this case the participates can drop out of the study if they want and get the vaxx outside the study. So they always had control if they wanted. There are definitely other studies only in progress or just starting. This one concerns me. A simple study on the vaxx's effect on pregnancies. The study is estimated to be done in....2024. We maybe testing on supposedly 4B people but 9 women can not make a baby in a month. Somethings take time. Establishing the real safety of any new drug, vaccine, etc. takes time. That is an absolute. Or it should be. https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04958304 Yet, there continuing and growing pressure to mass vaccinate, regardless of risk, age, future child-bearing status. This is still an experimental therapy. It will remain as such for a number of years. Why there is rush declare it differently is confounding. Deaths are down or almost non-existent. Is the vaxx? Is it effective treatments? Is it because the mutations are less lethal? I have been told that UF (Florida) medical went from 10 COVID hospitalizations to 120. Some vaxxed, some not. But zero deaths since May.
  6. I just can not reconcile calling what is going on "highly effective". The simplest example seems to be Gibraltar. Statistically 100% vaxxed in March. Now, 4 months later, they are at CDC level 4 ranking. It seems the vaxx's have failed in achieving the goals of vaccine in all categories. They do not prevent infection; they do not prevent individual to individual spread; they do not prevent community spread (see above). Supposedly their sole benefit at this point is - lessens an individuals symptoms. Is that worth the risk of experimental, unapproved, mostly untested (no animal tests, blind studies sabotaged by companies)"vax"? If there is only individual benefit to the vax, why all the mandates (that violate the Nuremberg code)? Why would employer mandate something that has no population benefit?
  7. I think this has really jumped the shark in terms of "new variants". Now in SF there is "Delta Plus". To combat it the pharmas will probably have "Clotshot Super Plus". It will be available at Walgreens, CVS, McDonalds, Wendy's, Walmart, Lowes, Home Depot and homeless people on the corner. It will need to be stored at 70 below zero, or zero or in a refrigerator or a cooler or at whatever temperature it is outside. And may need two shots or 3 or 4 or one every 6 months. Sorry for sarcasm on this but its really feeling like this has gotten out of hand.
  8. The "back rink" at the Lexington Ice Center was destroyed in a fire on July 20th. The building was total loss. This second rink provided capacity that allowed school, travel, adult and youth leagues to play at much more convenient times. It had limited fan area and home made boards and plexiglass "glass". But it was valuable facility to the local hockey community. Also lost were youth gear and a signed jersey from Sydney Crosby. https://www.wkyt.com/2021/07/20/investigation-continues-into-large-fire-lexington-ice-center/
  9. Paul McAvoy from Richmond Kentucky will return to the Colgate Raiders for a 5th season for the 2021-2022 season. McAvoy was team captain this past season and graduated with a double major. If he is drafted by the NHL he would be the first native Kentuckian to play at that level. McAvoy played for Lexington Catholic as an 8th grader and played travel hockey with the Lexington Lightning teams. https://gocolgateraiders.com/news/2021/7/8/mens-ice-hockey-mcavoy-mckechney-slated-to-return-for-fifth-year.aspx
  10. Following the retirement of Terry Justice, assistant Logan Otto was named interim head couch. Now the "interim" has bee dropped and Otto will be taking the reigns going forward Otto, 33, has been an assistant for seven years at Transylvania. He played high school lacrosse at Lexington Catholic under Justice. He has family in northern Kentucky and recently became a father. Along with coaching at Transylvania, Otto has run travel teams during the summer months providing exposure to college programs for kids from Central Kentucky. https://transysports.com/news/2021/7/30/logan-otto-named-head-coach-of-transylvania-mens-lacrosse.aspx Terry Justice retirement announcement is at link below. Justice has been instrumental in the foundation and expansion of lacrosse in Central Kentucky. He coached at Lexington Catholic prior to becoming the first head coach of the Transylvania program. Justice ran camps and travel teams in Lexington during the summer that raised the profile of the sport. His actions and support of other coaches has been a key factor to the fact that all the high schools in Fayette County and many surrounding counties have boys lacrosse programs. https://transysports.com/news/2021/7/12/mens-lacrosse-lacrosse-legend-terry-justice-to-retire-from-transylvania-head-coaching-post-logan-otto-named-interim-head-coach-of-transylvania-mens-lacrosse.aspx
  11. Asking those in the River City - how bad are apparently random shootings? There was incident Sunday night on Hikes Lane by Goldsmith. Victim drove himself to hospital will apparently recover. But nothing in the news or media. Police told neighbors that were interviewed that it was likely "gang related" as part of initiation. I look around for news of this but instead find various other videos or stories about people being shot randomly or "mistaken identity". The incident above was at the corner of the street I grew up on and where family still is. So this one is too close. But not finding any media about it seems odd.
  12. David Cervoni played lacrosse and is the youngest brother of Matt Cervoni. Matt was the goalie for the 2014 championship team and also an assistant coach for the Knights for a couple of season. This hurts.
  13. You can not force anyone to take an experimental "vaccine" (its not really) that is released under an emergency order. The EUAs prevents that action. Assuming the EUAs have teeth and are adhered to.
  14. We got to know the Spires some a year or so before they left for Georgia. Great family and great coach. Obviously Bob was able to keep NG at a high level in 7A for a number of years. He took on the challenge at Camden after they moved up from 6A to 7A. Maybe that did not go as well as hoped. But Bob clearly knows how to swim and surf with the sharks in high pressure, high expectation role. And there is little doubt having a thick skin and being able to take the pressure is requirement of the position.
  15. Lets map this discussion to our own high school 6A situation and ask - will anything really get 'fixed' by all the tinkering with structure and post season. Super-districts, rotating regions, eliminating Jefferson County vs state final and so on. After years and decades of changes to 'fix' the lack of diversity of success the top class a big green T is on the BGP homepage - again. This discussion and direction on the CFP seems to be going the same route. Expanding the playoffs will fix - what? Does anyone really expect a #5 or higher to be champion? Only if their name is Alabama or Ohio State. Take these two vanguards (and target of the fixing) out of the picture and the champion has been #1 or #2. The 3 seed has yet to win the CFP. So in the majority of years it seems even the BCS did a reasonable job. Another parallel is "blow-out-weekend". Are the 1 v 8 and 2 v 7 games really going to be competitive in an 8 team format most years? Likely not. Go for an expanded format if there is something good to come out of it. But 'fixing' the rich get richer issue is not something that is fixed by this move.
  16. Gotta feel bad for FD kicker. Tough situation at end.
  17. This sounds very similar to my case. Unfortunately, the wife had the overall body aches for over two weeks. The running down of the batteries is still impacting her, like your wife's situation. She will work a bit and lay down a bit (working from home). My son's girlfriend test positive after he did. She said (and still says) she had no symptoms. But we discussed this weekend she said - I had a bad head cold for a few days - but that was not COVID since I did not have fatigue issues. So, it would seem the young may not suffer from the fatigue issues and thus consider themselves "asymptomatic" when they are not. It seems my son had the mild version of what hit my wife. GF seemed to have the mild version of what hit me. It seems that there are two strains now.
  18. Bryan Station 28 Oldham County 7. Less than seven minutes left in first half.
  19. 14 - 0 Station after one quarter according to the OCHS twitter feed.
  20. Wife seems to have the bug. Worse in terms of impact. Body aches from top to bottom. Says all her joints hurt. Will have chill-like reaction but fever is not really there. We both went down to the UK drive through again for testing today. Will see what the official word is maybe tomorrow. The UK drive through testing center was busy today. Over an hour wait in line - even with the online appointment. I would guess everyone is getting the test before traveling. I would guess this will goose the "case" numbers.
  21. After three straight mornings of being on the upswing I think the peak was definitely Monday - fatigue was obvious, making it hard to work for more than hour at a shot (home office work). Head is cleared out mostly and nothing ever got into the chest/lungs. Same with others who tested positive. Range from no symptoms and not positive to to a mild fever for a few days - only 1 with fever. All with symptoms saying like a cold but with some flu-like (chills) feeling. Never had a fever over 98.1. O2 never below 96. Hit the vitamins and supplements harder during this period. No real "medical" treatment or instructions. Thanks for prayers and wishes.
  22. Here is the only other article on the definition that jumped up. https://academic.oup.com/cid/article/59/3/406/2895624 It would seem that the 255 number is actually good compared to the flu vaccine.
  23. Interesting take on Pfizer vaccine. https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m4347/rr-4 This sounds impressive, but the absolute risk reduction for an individual is only about 0.4% (0.0043-0.0004=0.0039). The Number Needed To Vaccinate (NNTV) = 256 (1/0.0039), which means that to prevent just 1 Covid-19 case 256 individuals must get the vaccine; the other 255 individuals derive no benefit, but are subject to vaccine adverse effects, whatever they may be and whenever we learn about them……We’ve already heard that an early effect of the vaccine is “like a hangover or the flu. Had not seen this NNTV number before.

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