which states should get the critical treatment. physicians, the fda explained, should consider race and ethnicity as they minister treatment so positions are doing that across the country. in utah, covid patients are triaged by a scoring system that determines whether or not they qualify for these potentially life-saving antibody treatments. look at this chart. it shows the scoring chart. race often counts more than physical health. the state of utah gives two points to anyone simply for not being white. you win if you re not white. if you have congestive heart failure at the same time, you get one point. so if you are a white congestive heart failure patient, that s not enough for you. it s the same story in minnesota. minnesota warns two to so-called bipoc patience, someone who s not white. if you have high blood pressure and you are 60, you get one point. tough luck for you. imagine if it was one of your parents. it is one of someone s parents.
criticalte treatment. physicians,, the fda explained, should consider race and ethnicity as they minister treatment so positions are doing that across the country. in utah, covid patients are triaged by a scoring system that determines whether or not they qualify for these potentially life-saving antibody treatments. lookre at this chart. it shows the scoring chart. srace often counts more than physical health. the state of utah gives two points to anyone simply for not being white. you win if you re not white. if you have congestive heart failure at the same time, you get one point. soot if you are a white congeste heart failure patient, that s not enough for you. it s the same story in minnesota.a. minnesota awards two points to so-called bipoc patients, that s someone who s not white. if you have high blood pressure and you are 60, you get one point. tough luck for you. imagine if it was one of your parents. it is one of someone s parents. in new york, in a shocking new piece, ra
he ll turn professional and try to build an ice dance group. l those plans are still vague. there are, at the moment, i more pressing preoccupations forjohn curry. do you think you could win this thing at the olympics? i hope so. do you think so? i don t know. it s very hard. it s very hard to say. i think i have as good a chance as anybody else. 0lympics. by the 1976 season, curry was at the peak of his career in the sport. he dominated in europe, and for the first time, started beating skaters from the eastern bloc. he won the european and world championships, but most importantly, became olympic champion. well, the gold medalj is there at last, john. how do you feel about that? i feel great about it. it s wonderful. i m very happy. it s taken a long time. curry became the first great british man to win the olympics in figure skating, and his score was the highest score ever given during the era of the 6.0 scoring system in figure skating.
ever given during the era of the 6.0 scoring system in figure skating. there is such a grin on his face because he knew it was better than the european championships, and there was no way that he wasn t going to be the gold medallist in that moment in time. you have that feeling, and it was a very honest moment forjohn, and i think for those of us that knew his performance style and the way he was and how guarded he could be. even though he was performing brilliantly, it was. it was very telling. i learned to do a triple loop by myself. no one ever told me how to do a triple loop. ijust did it. i did a very nice double and after i d been doing that for a year or so, ithought, well, there s no reason on earth why i shouldn t do a triple . when he did the triple jumps and the double jumps, he just made them look so effortless. and then you looked at other competitors making these huge preparations into these jumps. triple jumps were . a definite necessity. back in my day and injohn s da