Daily Chronicle 2022 - Take 2

A good place the LEAVE it, John. We have all said our piece.

A dark and cool morning with dense cloud cover. Unexpected after the brilliant sunshine of the past several days. we could get more rain. BTW, guys from Trout Unlimited and Rio Grande Restore have begun placing culverts in the beaver dams on our creek. Let us hope that enables equitable coexistence. 

If I can manage, I will post a Google Earth photo of the affected area. For me, this is an interesting problem. 

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For the life of me, trying to remember an Irish pub near the wharf my wife and I used to go to when first married. Goldberg's or Goldstein's. or something like that. Always had Anchor Steam on tap. 

You galoots are making me thirsty! But not a pub in sight. There are several in the town of O’Brien (big surprise!)— where Eli is from— but that’s a long way away.

Both are great places. The Tadich was a regular for me when I worked across the street. California Street. Mostly, I ate lunch at Schroder's Hof Brau.

That breakfast sounds like a fine meal any time of the day!😉

I do remember now. Ginsberg's Irish Pub. Spent many a fun evening there. 

That seems an excellent choice!

New hot water heater installed and working with help from a friend. I am grateful for his help. One project crossed off the list.

Interesting development.

While the presence of these amyloids are reported by Morticians, there should be post autopsy Pathologist's reports confirming these discoveries. Have there been any? In the article one MD, not a Pathologist, has commented. There is some evidence that investigation is called for and I hope someone credible does.

In the meantime, let us increase our consumption of electrolytes to rid as much of the material elements as possible. From the analysis provided, largely salt, carbon, phosphorous and tin being the major elements in proportion to blood.

the Anti-Vaxer movement believed there would be odd effects. They could be right but before we get carried away by this more research and analysis, please.  

Thank you for posting this very interesting article. Worth close following.

Article needs to be read carefully. This is an example of les-than-truthful reporting bordering on propaganda. The author introduces and mixes multiple sources of opinions; Morticians, Embalmers and Medical Doctors. It is somewhat difficult to keep the opinions sorted by the level of scientific training. 

Also there is little perspective offered. Clotting, post mortem, is common. Dat is what blood does. A Pathologist can give an expert opinion on what and what not is typical in a corpse. The morticians seem to feel they are finding large and well distributed clots. 

Amyloids, from the article,  are described as "waxy and lardaceous deposits" in Blackiston's Medical Dictionary.  "Primary Amyloidosis", the presence of same, has been known to occur for a very long time. It was considered a "rare disease without known cause". Possible dietary given the modern diet. 

What we have here are funeral directors discovering unusual post mortem conditions. They are a credible and noteworthy source of discovery.  That should raise concerns among the medical establishment.  For me, I know of two older people who have had blood vessels removed from their legs owing to clotting. I, have similar blood flow issues in my legs. We were all vaccinated with Moderna. Yes, it will be interesting to see if this is pursued or swept into obscurity.

Blood clots in the legs are common. Comes from our more sedentary lifestyles.

Them jars look nasty on that webpage!