Rhys Parry 
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To this day whenever I eat Mexican food I mutter to myself "beans and rice is nice!"
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Lol this song has lived rent-free in my head for almost 50 years
Catherine Hulshof@hulshof.bsky.social
It's no coincidence this video was made during the 70s energy crisis. For those tightening up belts...beans and rice is a complete protein, cheaper than meat, better for your heart and the planet too. #economizing-maxxing youtu.be/zFJ_jmTaZ3Q?...
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I'm sorry I missed you! I was trying to rejigger my schedule but unfortunately couldn't 😞
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Ah, les belles promesses de la LP(P)R...
RogueESR@rogueesr.bsky.social
« Ça va craquer » : le cri de détresse des laboratoires français du CNRS. reporterre.net/Dans-nos-lab...
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A Google search suggests it's possible to use Libby in combination with Calibre, but I've never used it myself sorry
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One must maintain the perceived meaning of emojis, otherwise, what are they for? 🧐
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I'm not a religious person, but I've been more interested in the old biblical stories since I really realised just how radical it is to tell people "do not kill."
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And I would definitely expect a PC loaded to _keep working_ with the files/features it used to support, even if I can't get new features or whatever. Windows doesn't cut off my internet access when it stops shipping updates.
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There is quite a difference between an Ereader with extremely limited functionality needing to receive and load about 3 standardized file formats- and an entire operating system.
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Does it work with Libby? That's where I get most of my books (library app) - but they link to Amazon to get to ereader as far as I can tell.
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I make heavy use of Libby for ebooks. But I live in a small apt (limited book space), travel often, & live in a non-English-speaking country (very limited secondhand options, both to buy & sell).
May not be unusual but is still unacceptable.
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Still nothing meaningful happening in BA.3.2 sequences. Spike mutations are rare & fleeting.
One interesting thing today: ∆T676, reminiscent of the ∆675-676 some months back in Australia. Similar deletions ~nonexistent pre-BA.3.2. More proof the BA.3.2 spike is different.
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Ryan Hisner@ryanhisner.bsky.social
I beg to differ! If it's not a sequencing mistake—and it looks clean—one of these BA.3.2 has something completely novel in SARS-CoV-2 evolution: an FCS-adjacent deletion! One of the two QT repeats appears to have been deleted. I've never seen anything like this before. BA.3.2 is a different beast.
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Evaluating a canarypox-vectored CDV vaccine using multiplex RT-PCR 🧬
Precision tools for distinguishing vaccine vs. wild-type strains = better control strategies.
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#Virology #CDV #Vaccines #onehealth
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Evaluation of a canarypox- vectored recombinant vaccine expressing canine distemper virus H gene using multiplex real time RT-PCR | Request PDF
Request PDF | Evaluation of a canarypox- vectored recombinant vaccine expressing canine distemper virus H gene using multiplex real time RT-PCR | Canine distemper virus (CDV) is a highly contagious pa...
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FWIW, there was also a large NYC upload just posted. Same trend as always:
BA.3.2 — 23/54 (42.6%) ages 0-17
non-BA.3.2 — 24/209 (11.5%) ages 0-17
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They definitely have the data. I don't think there's any doubt that they'll find the same thing we've seen in every country: a hugely disproportionate share of children among BA.3.2 sequences.
But they always have the best reports & analysis, so it will be nice to have that kind of confirmation.
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SARS-CoV-2 sequences submitted today w/age data:
BA.3.2 — 15/17 seqs ages 0-17
non-BA.3.2 — 5/20 seqs ages 0-17
From South Korea & USA, MD.
BA.3.2's propensity for children undeniable at this point. Not sure there's any point belaboring it anymore. Awaiting
@ukhsa.bsky.social BA.3.2 report.
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