"LE GABON ENERVANT" OR "ANNOYING GABON"

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Jimmy Cobb, the drummer who played on Miles Davis “Kind of Blue” album, which was released in 1959 and is considered by all musicologists as the best Jazz album ever produced, died last week, he was 91.
The Sextet that played on that album was made of: -Miles Davis: trumpet and leader. He was 33 at the time. -John Coltrane: tenor saxophone. He was 33 at the time. -Cannonball Adderley: alto saxophone. He was 31 at the time. -Bill Evans: piano on all tracks except "Freddie Freeloader". He was 30 at the time. -Wynton Kelly: piano only on "Freddie Freeloader". He was 28 at the time. -Paul Chambers: double bass. He was 24 at the time. -Jimmy Cobb: drums. He was 30 at the time.
With Jimmy Cobb’s passing, all the members of that all star sextet are now deceased. What is left is the magnificent music they created by recording an entire album without rehearsal, while all were playing live in the studio. The album was completed in one take. Simply extraordinary! By not…

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Dear readers, whenever he has the opportunity, the spokesperson for the Copil, Guy-Patrick Obiang-Ndong, keeps reminding us that if the number of individuals testing positive for coronavirus increases, it’s is because of the lack of discipline and correction by the Gabonese people.
But here, the images above are those of the garbage bins in front of the Agondjé hospital which serves as the main hospital institution treating coronavirus’ patients. In these garbage bins, you have used masks, empty bottles having contained only God knows what substance; and all kinds of medical waste.
It is not excluded that stray dogs come to nibble on this waste and go on to contaminate the neighborhood. What about the rats and mice that can come to feed in these bins before going to contaminate the houses in the area. How can the Copil justify this state of affairs?
It is ultimately not the Gabonese people who lack discipline, but the Copil who lacks seriousness and rigor!




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Amid the controversy about whether Chloroquine and Hydroxychloroquine are effective against Covid-19, a new study by Yale university researchers brings clarity about the effectiveness or not of these drugs.
As you can see in the graph above, this study was able to determine that Hydroxychloroquine, Azithromycin and Zinc, are only effective when administered to patients who are at the very beginning of the infection, before the virus starts to attack pulmonary tissues. When the disease reaches its pulmonary stage, which is when most people realize that they are sick and must be hospitalized, using Hydroxychloroquine and Azithromycin has no effect.
This study proves that both Professor Raoult and those who published the Lancet study, are right. The effectiveness of Chlroroquine/Hydroxychloroquine only occurs prior to the virus actively infecting the lungs; after that stage, these drugs are no longer effective. Because patients who are hospitalized have already their lungs i…