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It’s week 98 of the COVID Apocalypse, and Dr. Klotman brings us another COVID update on pandemic statistics, new clinical trials, research papers on vaccine […]

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If you are thinking Adobe’s “Portable Document Format,” you are understandably astray – acronyms leave so much to be desired. I actually hate them, and […]

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Kedi has figured out how to operate the toilet paper roll. Later in the day, I found her fishing Kleenex tissues out of the dispenser […]

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They’re excellent teaching devices, I think – especially for teaching the young, but even occasionally for older folks. When I am feeling the stress of […]

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I made the Texas style chili for tonight’s dinner. Susan tried out a new cornbread recipe. It was a successful dinner meal, but not perfect. […]

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I bought raw Greek meatballs for dinner, and Susan cooked them up with Mom’s pasta sauce. These meatballs are Lamb-Mint-Feta, I believe. I boiled up […]

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Whether you’re a clinical type or not, you probably know that it means Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis. It is a disease prevention strategy in which folks who […]

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Supper tonight was a braised beef short rib served over slices of a toasted French Batard. This delight is more often served over mashed potatoes. […]

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I heard a sound bite of His Most Hideous Orangeness at his latest Texas rally. He called for mass protests if the “racist” AGs probing […]

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Here are our tasty Helix snails and salad of pickled vegetables. It was all yummy. The central dish has little wells for the snails, wine, […]

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