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He's facing 20 years. Might as well be a death sentence at his age.
Either a comment on income or money management skills. The couple of lawyers I know personally are quiet well off. I met a lawyer a few years back through motorcycles who said he made so much as a personal injury lawyer that he only does civil rights cases now pro bono. He might have changed his mind about that after the air ambulance ride he took from Deal's Gap to UTK that weekend. He said the last helicopter ride was years before skiing in Switzerland that cost $7k. We assured him they wouldn't even fire the jet engine up for. $7k.It is a sad commentary on lawyer income when a lawyer needs a public defender due to a lack of funds to hire an attorney.
Sucks, but as a lawyer, he of all people should have known the risks. What's the old saying, "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes."He's facing 20 years. Might as well be a death sentence at his age.
Everything I have seen has indicated the vaccinations are just as effective on the variants as they are on the primary Chinese virus strain.What about this part of your statement? Everything I have read says the opposite, but I have not been keeping up with any research in the last few weeks.
He looks to be old enough to have been practicing when the market wasn't as flooded also. It makes me wonder what kind of people went up there. Being at a low point in life seems to be common from the few people I've been reading about. The air force vet took out a super stupid high interest loan. Horned buffalo guy didn't have a real job, and this lawyer doesn't seemed like he set the world on fire either.Either a comment on income or money management skills. The couple of lawyers I know personally are quiet well off. I met a lawyer a few years back through motorcycles who said he made so much as a personal injury lawyer that he only does civil rights cases now pro bono. He might have changed his mind about that after the air ambulance ride he took from Deal's Gap to UTK that weekend. He said the last helicopter ride was years before skiing in Switzerland that cost $7k. We assured him they wouldn't even fire the jet engine up for. $7k.
I know lawyers making seven figures a year (really), six figures a year, and, unfortunately, all the way down to lower five figures a year. It really does vary greatly.Either a comment on income or money management skills. The couple of lawyers I know personally are quiet well off. I met a lawyer a few years back through motorcycles who said he made so much as a personal injury lawyer that he only does civil rights cases now pro bono. He might have changed his mind about that after the air ambulance ride he took from Deal's Gap to UTK that weekend. He said the last helicopter ride was years before skiing in Switzerland that cost $7k. We assured him they wouldn't even fire the jet engine up for. $7k.
I'm thinking of a South African variant, but there may be others. The issue is structural variation in the spike protein the human immune system uses as a response trigger.What about this part of your statement? Everything I have read says the opposite, but I have not been keeping up with any research in the last few weeks.
If I had to guess, I'd say it's a delay tactic.It is a sad commentary on lawyer income when a lawyer needs a public defender due to a lack of funds to hire an attorney.
That seems like pretty weak "evidence" at this stage. I guess we'll see as they continue to look at it.I'm thinking of a South African variant, but there may be others. The issue is structural variation in the spike protein the human immune system uses as a response trigger.
Here's an overview from Nature: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00121-z
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A good friend of mine has recently weathered her second infection.That seems like pretty weak "evidence" at this stage. I guess we'll see as they continue to look at it.
Has anybody been infected twice?
So in other words...it's a cold...If I had to guess, I'd say it's a delay tactic.
Ask for public defender, and go through that process. If/when denied (financial grounds), file continuance to "have time to find counsel". If accepted, burn some time and then fire public defender, continuance, "I need to find counsel". That kind of thing.
If you're fishing for a technicaldismissal, mistrial,
A good friend of mine has recently weathered her second infection.
(I'd have to go back to look at FB posts, but I #1 was pretty early, perhaps April, and the most recent was maybe late December.)
Her husband became infected around the second instance, so I'm not sure if he transmitted it to her or the reverse.
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No.So in other words...it's a cold...
Can you link the study or studies confirming this?Let's not forget that the vast majority of the people listed as a corona death are simply people who died WITH it, not necessarily FROM it.
Citation please...Well let's see, the vast majority get a fever, cough, maybe a runny nose for 2-3 days, then they're done. That's a cold. Let's not forget that the vast majority of the people listed as a corona death are simply people who died WITH it, not necessarily FROM it.
President Biden has drawn backlash for providing a pessimistic view of his administration's ability to combat the coronavirus pandemic in the near future.
No matter what we do? That must obviously include those highly suspect miracle vaccines. So what did we go through nearly a year of economic and social devastation for, Joe? No need for an answer. Anyone with at least one firing neuron already knows the answer.Biden's campaign featured harsh criticisms of former President Trump's approach to COVID-19, and in his first speech as president-elect he said his administration's work "begins with getting COVID under control." On Friday, however, he indicated that the trajectory of the pandemic can't be changed in the coming months, no matter what Americans do.
A leading medical journal has issued a retraction of their endorsement for a study that concluded the anti-viral drug hydroxychloroquine was ineffective against the COVID-19 virus. This retraction appears to validate the claims then-President Trump made about the medication being a frontline drug in the battle in the pandemic.
One could only guess why they wouldn't share their data source. Maybe because it didn't actually support the published findings?The Lancet's endorsement of the study was withdrawn because the Surgisphere Corporation, the company that provided data, refused to provide full access to the information it based its study on. Peer review medical journals typically engage in third-party peer review to validate the findings.
Wow, must have decided citing a source is a good thing.Citation please...