can you keep the $40M you made buying back company stock and juicing the price?
asking for a CEO friend.
asking for a CEO friend.
Oil and gas has been checking people's temperatures and regulating for a month down here. Corporate America Got ready for this faster than the government
Time to take apple cider 3 times a day. 1 table in 1 glass of water and drink slowly before you get a panic attack.
It's all relative to where I live outgoings/rent wise. $175,00 in the Bay Area really isn't how it is most other places. I wasn't showing off, it wasn't be who earned it.
no worries, if it makes you feel better I got offered more than that to work in SFO and turned it down.
just think it's infuriating that all of the people who profited from stock dividends being allowed to socialize their debt at the first sign of economic downturn.
Had the weirdest feeling like half an hour before he lost his job that he was going to lose his job.
Kind of wish we were somewhere else when he did, the rent here is stupid. It would be a lot less to worry about if we were back in VA.
Just the beginning.
Fucking twats. Best way of contracting Corona is probably by attacking the people you think created and have it.
At this point China should be more worried about us and the states than us about them
Not even the beginning these assaults have been happening for over a week in the UK.
Pakistan’s top hematologist and transplant surgeon says that the blood of recovered patients of COVID-19 – the mysterious respiratory illness caused by the novel coronavirus – could be used to slow the spread of the deadly contagion which has killed nearly 10,000 people and sickened tens of thousands others worldwide.
“The body of a COVID-19 patient creates antibodies to fight off the virus. These antibodies in the blood of a recovered patient could be used to boost the immunity of the newly infected people,” Dr Tahir Shamsi, the head of National Institute of Blood Diseases, told The Express Tribune in an interview.
In medical lexicon, this technique is called “passive immunisation” which was introduced in 1890, he added. This technique is used when there is a high risk of infection and insufficient time for the body to develop its own immune response, or to reduce the symptoms of ongoing or immunosuppressive diseases.
@Splinty is this shit true?
“The body of a COVID-19 patient creates antibodies to fight off the virus. These antibodies in the blood of a recovered patient could be used to boost the immunity of the newly infected people,” Dr Tahir Shamsi, the head of National Institute of Blood Diseases, told The Express Tribune in an interview.
In medical lexicon, this technique is called “passive immunisation” which was introduced in 1890, he added. This technique is used when there is a high risk of infection and insufficient time for the body to develop its own immune response, or to reduce the symptoms of ongoing or immunosuppressive diseases.
@Splinty is this shit true?
View: https://twitter.com/prospect_clark/status/1240774932952428544?s=20
Boris has blood on his hands.
diptheria is treated that way...maybe other stuff...not sure about coronavirus. seems like if it was that easy we'd be doing it with lots of stuff.Pakistan’s top hematologist and transplant surgeon says that the blood of recovered patients of COVID-19 – the mysterious respiratory illness caused by the novel coronavirus – could be used to slow the spread of the deadly contagion which has killed nearly 10,000 people and sickened tens of thousands others worldwide.
“The body of a COVID-19 patient creates antibodies to fight off the virus. These antibodies in the blood of a recovered patient could be used to boost the immunity of the newly infected people,” Dr Tahir Shamsi, the head of National Institute of Blood Diseases, told The Express Tribune in an interview.
In medical lexicon, this technique is called “passive immunisation” which was introduced in 1890, he added. This technique is used when there is a high risk of infection and insufficient time for the body to develop its own immune response, or to reduce the symptoms of ongoing or immunosuppressive diseases.
Remember when I said I had a friend who had an insight into the first cobra meeting and they were planning for 300k deaths?
it was true. They needed experts other than Cummings to convince the idiot he was going down the wrong path.
let’s hope their plan was thwarted quickly enough
Pakistan’s top hematologist and transplant surgeon says that the blood of recovered patients of COVID-19 – the mysterious respiratory illness caused by the novel coronavirus – could be used to slow the spread of the deadly contagion which has killed nearly 10,000 people and sickened tens of thousands others worldwide.
“The body of a COVID-19 patient creates antibodies to fight off the virus. These antibodies in the blood of a recovered patient could be used to boost the immunity of the newly infected people,” Dr Tahir Shamsi, the head of National Institute of Blood Diseases, told The Express Tribune in an interview.
In medical lexicon, this technique is called “passive immunisation” which was introduced in 1890, he added. This technique is used when there is a high risk of infection and insufficient time for the body to develop its own immune response, or to reduce the symptoms of ongoing or immunosuppressive diseases.
Yes. Has been used before. It was used during the Spanish flu. I have no idea the feasibility of setting up a large scale operation like that or whether it will be easier to use drugs than set up blood banking or whatever.