Month: May 2021

Antibody drug neutralizes virus variants in lab study; COVID-19 antibodies detectable 12 months after infection – Yahoo News
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Antibody drug neutralizes virus variants in lab study; COVID-19 antibodies detectable 12 months after infection – Yahoo News

By Nancy Lapid (Reuters) - The following is a roundup of some of the latest scientific studies on the novel coronavirus and efforts to find treatments and vaccines for COVID-19, the illness caused by the virus. Experimental antibody drug neutralizes COVID-19 variants An experimental monoclonal antibody treatment for COVID-19 being developed by Eli Lilly and Co and AbCellera Biologics Inc can "potently" neutralize numerous coronavirus variants, including those first identified in the UK, Brazil, South Africa, California and New York, scientists have found in test tube experiments. The antibody - known as LY-CoV1404 or LY3853113 - works by attaching itself to a place on the virus that has shown few signs of mutating, which means the drug is likely to retain its effectiveness over time, the...
CDC investigating Ionia Co. woman’s death after getting J&J vaccine – WOODTV.com
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CDC investigating Ionia Co. woman’s death after getting J&J vaccine – WOODTV.com

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The family of an Ionia-area wife and mother says she died due to complications after receiving the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine.  Anne VanGeest, 35, died April 19 at Mercy Health Saint Mary’s in Grand Rapids.  “It is with profound sadness that we share the news of Anne’s passing as the result of complications after receiving the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine,” her family said in a Thursday morning statement released through a Grand Rapids public relations firm. The statement from a representative of VanGeest’s family stopped short of saying she died from the J&J vaccine, instead saying she died “as the result of complications after (emphasis added) receiving the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine.” The ...
Reclusive Simpsons writer reveals how the show got around network censors with Itchy & Scratchy – Fox News
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Reclusive Simpsons writer reveals how the show got around network censors with Itchy & Scratchy – Fox News

Notoriously reclusive "Simpsons" writer John Swartzwelder revealed how the show got around the censors in its early days in an extremely rare interview.  Despite his secretive nature, Swartzwelder is a very popular figure among diehard "Simpsons" fans as he is credited with writing fifty-nine episodes of the comedy, more than any other single writer in the show’s history. After getting his start in advertising before pivoting to the world of TV on "Saturday Night Live," Swartzwelder became one of "The Simpsons’" most beloved writers and promptly shied away from the public spotlight.  However, he granted an interview with noted comedian interviewer Mike Sacks for The New Yorker in which he opened up about his career and the bafflingly unregulated early days of America’s favorite animat...
Reclusive Simpsons writer reveals how the show got around network censors with Itchy & Scratchy – Fox News
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Reclusive Simpsons writer reveals how the show got around network censors with Itchy & Scratchy – Fox News

Notoriously reclusive "Simpsons" writer John Swartzwelder revealed how the show got around the censors in its early days in an extremely rare interview.  Despite his secretive nature, Swartzwelder is a very popular figure among diehard "Simpsons" fans as he is credited with writing fifty-nine episodes of the comedy, more than any other single writer in the show’s history. After getting his start in advertising before pivoting to the world of TV on "Saturday Night Live," Swartzwelder became one of "The Simpsons’" most beloved writers and promptly shied away from the public spotlight.  However, he granted an interview with noted comedian interviewer Mike Sacks for The New Yorker in which he opened up about his career and the bafflingly unregulated early days of America’s favorite animat...
Reclusive Simpsons writer reveals how the show got around network censors with Itchy & Scratchy – Fox News
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Reclusive Simpsons writer reveals how the show got around network censors with Itchy & Scratchy – Fox News

Notoriously reclusive "Simpsons" writer John Swartzwelder revealed how the show got around the censors in its early days in an extremely rare interview.  Despite his secretive nature, Swartzwelder is a very popular figure among diehard "Simpsons" fans as he is credited with writing fifty-nine episodes of the comedy, more than any other single writer in the show’s history. After getting his start in advertising before pivoting to the world of TV on "Saturday Night Live," Swartzwelder became one of "The Simpsons’" most beloved writers and promptly shied away from the public spotlight.  However, he granted an interview with noted comedian interviewer Mike Sacks for The New Yorker in which he opened up about his career and the bafflingly unregulated early days of America’s favorite animat...
Reclusive Simpsons writer reveals how the show got around network censors with Itchy & Scratchy – Fox News
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Reclusive Simpsons writer reveals how the show got around network censors with Itchy & Scratchy – Fox News

Notoriously reclusive "Simpsons" writer John Swartzwelder revealed how the show got around the censors in its early days in an extremely rare interview.  Despite his secretive nature, Swartzwelder is a very popular figure among diehard "Simpsons" fans as he is credited with writing fifty-nine episodes of the comedy, more than any other single writer in the show’s history. After getting his start in advertising before pivoting to the world of TV on "Saturday Night Live," Swartzwelder became one of "The Simpsons’" most beloved writers and promptly shied away from the public spotlight.  However, he granted an interview with noted comedian interviewer Mike Sacks for The New Yorker in which he opened up about his career and the bafflingly unregulated early days of America’s favorite animat...
Reclusive Simpsons writer reveals how the show got around network censors with Itchy & Scratchy – Fox News
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Reclusive Simpsons writer reveals how the show got around network censors with Itchy & Scratchy – Fox News

Notoriously reclusive "Simpsons" writer John Swartzwelder revealed how the show got around the censors in its early days in an extremely rare interview.  Despite his secretive nature, Swartzwelder is a very popular figure among diehard "Simpsons" fans as he is credited with writing fifty-nine episodes of the comedy, more than any other single writer in the show’s history. After getting his start in advertising before pivoting to the world of TV on "Saturday Night Live," Swartzwelder became one of "The Simpsons’" most beloved writers and promptly shied away from the public spotlight.  However, he granted an interview with noted comedian interviewer Mike Sacks for The New Yorker in which he opened up about his career and the bafflingly unregulated early days of America’s favorite animat...
Reclusive Simpsons writer reveals how the show got around network censors with Itchy & Scratchy – Fox News
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Reclusive Simpsons writer reveals how the show got around network censors with Itchy & Scratchy – Fox News

Notoriously reclusive "Simpsons" writer John Swartzwelder revealed how the show got around the censors in its early days in an extremely rare interview.  Despite his secretive nature, Swartzwelder is a very popular figure among diehard "Simpsons" fans as he is credited with writing fifty-nine episodes of the comedy, more than any other single writer in the show’s history. After getting his start in advertising before pivoting to the world of TV on "Saturday Night Live," Swartzwelder became one of "The Simpsons’" most beloved writers and promptly shied away from the public spotlight.  However, he granted an interview with noted comedian interviewer Mike Sacks for The New Yorker in which he opened up about his career and the bafflingly unregulated early days of America’s favorite animat...
Perhaps Ryan Murphy Has Finally Met His Match With Halston – Jezebel
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Perhaps Ryan Murphy Has Finally Met His Match With Halston – Jezebel

Screenshot: YouTube I formed every opinion I currently hold of Ryan Murphy’s work back in college with a single episode of Nip/Tuck in which some plastic surgeons built Aisha Tyler a clitoris from a toe, and that opinion is this: Ryan Murphy isn’t any good. Every few years, I challenge that opinion with an episode of the O.J. Simpson show here, the sorority horror thing there. But even Feud simply helped me to remember that I could just rewatch Whatever Happened to Baby Jane should I want to see something good, rather than something not that good. However, after viewing the trailer for the forthcoming Halston I am very, very ready to be wrong! Opening with a self-serious, organ-heavy cover of Depeche Mode’s “Enjoy the Silence,” the trailer features Ewan McGregor camping it up as a meg...
12 Fascinating Falcon and the Winter Soldier Facts Revealed in New Documentary – Gizmodo
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12 Fascinating Falcon and the Winter Soldier Facts Revealed in New Documentary – Gizmodo

Photo: Marvel Studios The fight between the Flag-Smashers, Sam, Bucky, John Walker, and Lemar in the second episode was apparently one of the most difficult scenes to shoot. First of all, it was supposed to be in Germany but was shot in Atlanta. Also, it was all contained on two moving trucks, which is basically impossible in real life. So almost everything in the scene is visual effects—from the trucks, to the tires, to removing of wires, the mountains, basically everything, including the actors when it was necessary.