You guess wrong, which I expect is pretty common for your guesses. You would have to be mind numbingly stupid to think a study would get approval to use the not-approved for humans version of a drug when an approved for humans variant exists. Even stupider than expecting a slashdot summary to accurately represent the thing it links to.

Which part of that bill do you think is claiming US jurisdiction over El Salvador? Be specific, it's only 5 pages long after all: https://www.foreign.senate.gov...

Do you think "per day" might have meant something?

Those index funds you mention are literally mutual funds.

Why on earth would they say "from COVID-19"? That's not how English works.

As a simple example with nothing to do with COVID:

https://www.google.com/search?... - "in hospital with leukemia" this gives me 38,200 results.

https://www.google.com/search?... - "in hospital from leukemia" this gives me 4 results. Because that is not how English phrasing works.

The "demonstrating in the Capitol" charge is technically "To parade, demonstrate, or picket within any of the Capitol Buildings." - DC Code 10–503.16 (b) (7).

And yeah, it's just a simple to prove charge that you are going to include in the charges since they were in the capitol building.

And those companies can just satisfy the easy-peasy requirements for independent contractors if thats true. The EU understands exactly what a gig is - the company doesn't get to say "you can't work for that other company at the same time" or "you have to do the job in this way" - if they want to they're an employer.

You suggest they tell the UAE to use desalinated water? Even though you know they already do? Is reading difficult?

Of the over 30 authors one of them is from the UK. Why on earth would you expect them then address the UK experience before they can talk about the country that the vast majority (there are a few Canadians too) of them live and work?

Google is better at running a mail sever than they are. Of course using an @gmail.com address is foolish, having google host the email for your domain seems fine (backups elsewhere as usual). People do get stuck with an email address they started using when they were young and foolish often enough - and the longer you put off changing it the harder it is.

The article isn't the paper, which as you would expect does in fact compare to a control group that matches things like age and medical history. The guardian's version of the article does at least link the article - yahoo news as you would expect doesn't.

So you consider being aged under 70 a comorbidity? Quite the hot take.

That is a very strange summary of those findings. 30% of the covid group were readmitted versus 10% of the control group (matched on age, sex, ethnicity, region, Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile, smoking status, and clinical histories of hypertension, major adverse cardiovascular event, respiratory disease, chronic kidney disease, chronic liver disease, diabetes, cancer) were readmitted. 12% of the covid group died versus 2% of the control group.

If their methodology and statistics are valid (it isn't peer reviewed yet, and I'm certainly not an expert on that) those are reasonably large increases that has nothing to do with "if you have known comorbidities you'll have worse outcomes". It's possibly useful information to have for places with large numbers of covid patients in hospitable at the moment - they might need more resources than they would expect and that will overlap with new cases in places where case numbers are not being brought under control.

Toyota suffers from AMAZINGLY bad management.

Just look at Richard J. Kramer the CEO of Goodyear!

What a great case you have.

And it's such a rare mistake that it is newsworthy. Obviously nothing is perfect.

Please get a .gov and point it at your site.