Kati
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what did we win excatley?We win!
It looked like 1 voted against ... a woman in the back (a little to the left when seen from the rear camera) with short black hair.We win! All in favour! None against and no abstentions!
It looked like 1 voted against ... a woman in the back (a little to the left when seen from the rear camera) with short black hair.
The cuddly toy.what did we win excatley?
As if I don't hate her now.It looked like 1 voted against ... a woman in the back (a little to the left when seen from the rear camera) with short black hair.
1) First problem is now we need to train the granters (I forgot what they are called) but if they reject all applications we gain nothing with money. This is urgent and maybe as a community we set up an education or presentation package for them on what we know so far of CFS and how patients are doing.what striked me most is that when they posted a grant application for ME/cfs they received no application
Yesterday in Ron Davis's remarks at the protest, he stated that his application was turned down because he could not provide an hypothesis.To apply for a grant as a new researcher, you need to apply for grant (time to fill out and process the applications) w hypothesis (money to do a small pilot needed), so we need to grant money to start up applications so they can even get to the money.
We need to ask the NIH people how to address that.Yesterday in Ron Davis's remarks at the protest, he stated that his application was turned down because he could not provide a hypothesis.