Testimony on Early Treatment - Dr. Peter McCullough testifies

https://www.americaoutloud.com/dr-peter-mccullough-testifies-in-texas-pandemic-lessons-learned/

Dr. Peter McCullough testifies at the Texas Senate Health and Human Services Committee “Pandemic Lessons Learned.”

After 8 hours of bureaucratic reports from public health officials, a familiar theme had emerged in the Texas Senate HHS Committee: where was the data and report on early treatment to prevent hospitalization and death. Government agencies and medical school officials were repeatedly asked that question, and none of them had answers.

Even a data-model expert from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center did not consider early treatment in models to predict hospitalization. This was a stunning revelation as modern estimates have early treatment resulting in a 95% reduction in the risk of hospitalization and death. This means any COVID-19 data model is useless unless it considers whether or not patients receive early therapeutics for SARS-CoV-2.

The formal expert testimony was captioned by Dr. Peter McCullough. It was 17 minutes long and worth every second of your time to watch his comments organized into:

1) early treatment as a community standard of care, 2) vaccine safety, 3) censorship and reprisal for health professionals who go against the official false narrative and provide medical truth through their clinical care, research, and expert analysis.

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30 Year Tattoo Anniversary- January 18, 1992 - January 18, 2022

 
 

January 18, 2022 -

Today is the 30 year anniversary of the first day I gave a tattoo during my apprenticeship with Temple Drake in Bremerton, Washington. I opened my first studio, Ronin Tattoo Studio in Aurora, Illinois in 1999. My Second shop was Spenard Tattoo in Anchorage, Alaska in 2012. My third Studio was a private space, 2 man tiny studio from 2015-2018. Since then I have been at The Hole Look in Anchorage. Best of both worlds. Private Studio space inside of a busy shop where I can accommodate walk-ins between appointments.

I have also worked in New Jersey, done time in Florida (Fort Meyers & Orlando), a few shops in Illinois. Guest spots all over the place. Tattoo Conventions all over the United Sates, and worked one in Dublin, Ireland. Attended others in London, Barcelona & Prague.

The culture of tattooers and tattooees has changed dramatically in 3 decades. Tattoo “styles” are many with many sub-categories. Minimalism, linear, blackwork, pepper shading- all fun new trends in tattooing. The tech side of tattooing has absolutely exploded- machines and rotary machines, pushed forward with competition amongst builders and manufacturers has given tattooers equipment light years ahead of what I had available 30 years ago. Each new wave of new equipment makes tattooing more fun, precise, more capable, machines that are consistent and reliable.

A big Thank You to all of the thousands of clients that have kept boat afloat this whole time. Giving me an opportunity to create artwork on a near daily basis. The perfect “job” that caters to my drawing style. Thick and thin lines. Heavy Blacks. Simple color blends. Organic, curvy, fluid shapes that flow with the muscles and shapes of the body. Tiny designs to Full Backpieces, each comes with their own set of difficulties, and problem solving, making tattooing a constant never ending puzzle.

I am hoping for 15+ more years ahead of me. I have a ton of personal artwork I would love to get in the skin before I cal it quits.

:)

Kevin Harden

the SEED.....

Hi,

Here is a quick little sketch I did after watching the movie “Honey Boy”.

Once I heard the quote “a seed has to totally destroy itself to become a flower.” something big clicked in my head. During phases of evaluating my past, present and future. Being in a cocoon phase. Realizing that in order to grow into my potential- it requires the destruction of the past. Conditioning, actions, behaviors, routines, limiting thoughts. Rewriting history. Observing events through the lens of an adult. Reinterpreting past events and creating new emotional reactions to those events.

So I felt like this idea needed to be brought to life.

• 18 inch wood precut circle.

• Pencilled line drawing

• Inked with Tombow Fudenosuke black pen

• Painted with combo of FW Liquid Acrylic Ink and AlphaKrylic Acrylic Paints

• Re inked with FW Liquid Acrylic Black Ink

• Sprayed with Krylon Matte Clear Coat.

Enjoy. :)

Brown Paper Sketches--

Hi there,

This year I skipped Inktober. Inktober is a 30 Day inking Challenge started over 10 years ago by Jake Parker. Since I got off Social Media (IG, Facebook) in January of this year for a variety of reasons. Posting daily and hash tagging has been a big part of the Inktober experience. But at the end of the day, the core purpose is the 30 day challenge. Choose a skill you want to improved and do it every day for 30 days. After blowing off October, this month brought on some much needed down time. As a tattooer, things naturally slow down in the winter/holiday season each year.

I didn’t really intend to commit to a 30 day challenge. But I did find myself wanting to create something bite sized each day. Creating Sketches and Artwork that has no “marketable” end game. Just create to create. Free-flowing subconscious scribbling, that after enough tinkering, rendering, crafting - turns into a fleshed out design. Slap a little paint in the Hollow Spots, and outline— VIOLA!! Done for the day! Hope you enjoy looking at these. I know I get a ton of satisfaction and Joy from doing these. It has taken me years to be able to relax, and just create for no other reason than to just make cool stuff I want to see in the world.

Kevin Harden

November 2021-- Tattoo Gallery Update

Hi,

I took some much needed time off. Using this time to crop and edit a pile of tattoo photos that have been piling up for 2 years. I just added a second Portfolio Gallery. It is fun to see all the faces, tattoo ideas, and remember hundreds of hours of “chair time”, sharing stories, current events, highs and lows.

I hope you have a great Holiday season 2021 and a Happy New Year!!!!

Kevin Harden