>>8801133 (lb)

I went to school in Wichita Falls, TX in an old converted missile training facility. I was never the top, but I started at the very bottom and got close [-1].

I once had to give an in-service to explain the variation in mmHg between a stethoscope/mercury sphygmomanometer BP reading and a Dynamap. Techs, nurses, doctors, refused to accept that an electronic instrument was more sensitive than their individual ears. Plus a million other variables, like cuff placement and arterial disease, which can effect the reading rendering the test itself suspect. It's such a cluster. I enjoyed working in research much more than in hospitals.

>>8801133 (lb)

I went to school in Wichita Falls, TX in an old converted missile training facility. I was never the top, but I started at the very bottom and got close [-1].

I once had to give an in-service to explain the variation in mmHg between a stethoscope/sphygmomanometer BP reading and a Dynamap. Techs, nurses, doctors, refused to accept that an electronic instrument was more sensitive than their individual ears. Plus a million other variables, like cuff placement and arterial disease, which can effect the reading rendering the test itself suspect. It's such a cluster. I enjoyed working in research much more than in hospitals.

>>8801133 (lb)

I went to school in Wichita Falls, TX in an old converted missile training facility. I was never the top, but I started at the very bottom and got close [-1].

I once had to give an in-service to explain the variation in mmHg between a stethoscope/sphygmomanometer BP reading and a Dynamap. Techs, nurses, doctors, refused to accept that an electronic instrument was more sensitive than their individual ears. Plus a million other variables, like cuff placement and arterial disease, which can effect the reading rendering the test itself suspect. It's such a cluster. I enjoyed working in research much more than in hospitals.

How a Chinese think tank rates all 50 U.S. governors (February 2020)

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6779094-PRC-Think-Tank-Study-on-US-Governors-Attitudes.html?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=sendto_newslettertest&stream=top

Caps and Translation from: https://twitter.com/KarluskaP/status/1250411274623746056

>>8801530

What if frogs had wings?

They wouldn't bump their ass when they landed.

What if worms had machine guns?

Birds wouldn't fuck with them.

April 15th, formerly known in the US as Tax Day. On this tax day, Americans are hoping receive Federal Stimulus Checks instead.

What a beautiful turn of events. The boomerang. Thanks, to the whole team leading us through this.

Got a security error when accessing the Captcha server.

https://sys.8kun.top/dnsbls_bypass.php

Looked like the cert had been revoked. Was able to get through via Advanced button, accept risk and continue.

Seems like something just hit the board hard.

>>8801886

I cleared the cache, and hit the captcha again to post on clearnet.

https://sys.8kun.top/dnsbls_bypass.php

Profitting from COVID-19 diagnoses and deaths

Writing COVID-19 in the diagnosis block on your medical record or death certificate guarantees the facility a check for $13K. Putting them on a vent increases that guaranteed payment to $39,000, even if it kills the patient.

Dr Scott Jensen With Laura Ingraham | The Ridiculous CDC Guidelines

https://youtu.be/_qWmiWf81zI

Apr. 09, 2020: Minnesota State Senator and family physician Dr. Scott Jensen reacts to CDC guidance on declaring CV-9Teen deaths.

If a hospital has a patient that they claim has CV-9Teen they get $13.000. if you put that patient on a ventilator that goes up to $39,000!

Timestamp 03:15

>>8801949

Filling the bread