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volfanhill said:
Rewatch classic UT games on YouTube. I have been streaming them to my tv.
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I'm gonna burn stuff... well, brush, anyways. I've been on top of the encroaching forest this year.

It's kind of the same as the Vols play, watching the Big Orange burning fiercely , but eventually fading out and dying.
 
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luthervol said:
That post pretty much says all you need to know about the mental state of a significant group of Trumpers. It's like a Flatlander trying to defend why a pentagon is better than a rectangle while being completely oblivious to the third dimension.
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Your ability to judge mental states is at zero.
 
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NurseGoodVol said:
You can't include a statistic if there's no provable pregnancy to terminate. It's the just in case pill or the oopsie pill.
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Yes, of course not, but those taking it have a pretty good idea that their chances of having conceived are elevated. The loose term of abortion, does apply in this case, and the numbers undoubtedly eclipse those of clinical abortions.
 
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Weezy said:
I don't understand.
Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)

Per this data covid is 1% of all expected deaths for the primary age groups. With 99% being something else, it seems likely it could be something else. Admittedly this is over s larger time span than I'd like.
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To count as a CV death for the CDC you need to have a positive CV death around the time of death, as I understand it. There may be other ways happening in some places but I haven’t seen any details on that.

This positive test designation for counting will capture some people who didn’t die of CV. But I’m saying if you take the positive cases and apply the general non-CV mortality rate to those numbers you don’t get thousands of deaths. The number ends up being small relative to those that do end up dying. This I suspect the contribution of non-CV deaths amongst that CV-positive population to be small.

The CDC is also asking coroners to include a ‘Possible CV death’ designation to death certificates if they suspect CV may have played a role, but they, for example, don’t have a positive test. I do not believe those numbers are being included in the CDC official death counts because they don’t have a positive test; however, the CDC wants that data included because they’ll be doing a lot of disease modeling after the fact and that data will inform their models.

This is very similar the fact that only 6,000 or so lab-confirmed flu deaths have happened this year though the count will end up being more like 25k or 30k plus because of all these other deaths that occur when a test was never given. The CDC models that. But we don’t know how to model that yet for CV. We need data.
 
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Stew Cook said:
I get that they don't know, but it stands to reason that a statistically significant percentage of those would either have given birth, or had a clinical abortion.
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Yeah I get that. Its the same type of thinking that says I prevent cancer by taking my multivitamin everyday. That may..or may not be true..With the morning after pill its just a big unknown. I've raw dogged a bunch of girls and Ive never gotten pregnant :)
 
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Stew Cook said:
I'm gonna burn stuff... well, brush, anyways. I've been on top of the encroaching forest this year.

It's kind of the same as the Vols play, watching the Big Orange burning fiercely , but eventually fading out and dying.
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Better get your burn permit....commie
 
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FLVOL_79 said:
Everyone has access to health care. Everyone can go to planned parenthood and get free birth control and abortions. Not sure how those are factors.
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It is a factor. Convenience of PP locations, for one. The ability to drop $50 in a pinch at the CVS etc.. is another.
 
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Evidently KS supreme Court will be giving a decision today on the Easter service issue.

Oral argument heard over zoom.
 
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FLVOL_79 said:
Yeah I get that. Its the same type of thinking that says I prevent cancer by taking my multivitamin everyday. That may..or may not be true..With the morning after pill its just a big unknown. I've raw dogged a bunch of girls and Ive never gotten pregnant :)
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I imagine you screen your calls, too.
 
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bamawriter said:
They are an uber-liberal pro-abortion group. I am certainly not endorsing they're conclusion. I picked them only so I couldn't be accused of cherry picking a right wing source.
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I understand, I was just having a sidebar conversation and wondering how they were connecting those dots.
 
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Stew Cook said:
Do you disagree? Are you a talented white kid, or a low self-esteemed poor kid? Come on, Kid, you can do it!!
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Summary: Biden is not that bright because he has no idea what he is saying though he is trying to say something else. How about "there are poor kids that are just as talented as rich kids in many cases"? I would have to look at his footage to know exactly where he was heading in the first place.
 
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BreatheUT said:
Summary: Biden is not that bright because he has no idea what he is saying though he is trying to say something else. How about "there are poor kids that are just as talented as rich kids in many cases"? I would have to look at his footage to know exactly where he was heading in the first place.
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Might have had something to do with playing violins or something... i dunno, really.
 
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