Never Mind the Bollocks

 

2021年8月26日木曜日

Nevermind Nirvana

https://tokumei10.blogspot.com/2021/08/nevermind-nirvana.html

Underneath the bridge
Tarp has sprung a leak
And the animals I've trapped
Have all become my pets
And I'm living off of grass
And the drippings from my ceiling
It's okay to eat fish
Cause they don't have any feelings

Something in the way

2021年8月19日木曜日

リチウム

https://tokumei10.blogspot.com/2021/08/blog-post_59.html

リチウム（商品名リーマスなど）

気分安定薬のうち、最も歴史が長く、その有効性についての科学的証拠もしっかりし安価であるため最も推奨される。再発予防効果、抗躁効果、抗うつ効果がある。また、自殺を予防する効果がある。激しい躁病では追加して非定型抗精神病薬が用いられる。陽気な躁（爽快気分が強い典型的な躁病）に対し有効という傾向がある。^[8]

治療域と中毒域が近いため、血中濃度を定期的に測定する必要がある^[53]。血液検査が不能か現実的ではない場合、リチウムを処方してはならないとWHOは勧告している^[53]。

一般的な副作用としては、手や指先の震えがあり、治療域の血中濃度でも起きることが少なくない。そのほか、倦怠感、強い喉の渇きや脱水を起こすこともある。有効血中濃度を超えた場合、複視、ふらつき、意識障害、腎障害、嘔吐などの中毒症状が現れる。

胎児に心臓奇形を起こす恐れがあることから妊婦への投与は禁忌とされている。心臓病や腎臓病を患っている者への投与にも、注意を要する。

リチウム塩の処方を中断する場合は、最低4週間、できれば3ヶ月かけ徐々に減薬する必要がある^[65]。

リチウムイオンが神経細胞を保護する役割をしているという報告があるが、詳しいメカニズムは現在研究中である。

ニルヴァーナ「ネヴァーマインド」ジャケ写裁判があっさり決着　お札追う赤ちゃん本人が「性的搾取」と主張

https://nlab.itmedia.co.jp/nl/articles/2201/05/news145.html

In August 2021,^[51] Elden filed a lawsuit against Weddle, Cobain's estate, Grohl and Novoselic, claiming that the use of his likeness on the album cover was made without his consent or that of his legal guardians, that it violated federal child pornography statutes,^[52] and that it resulted in "lifelong damages".^[53] Elden said that, by refusing to censor the artwork with a sticker, Nirvana had failed to protect him from child sexual exploitation.^[54] The lawsuit also states: "Cobain chose the image depicting Spencer—like a sex worker—grabbing for a dollar bill that is positioned dangling from a fishhook in front of his nude body with his penis explicitly displayed."^[55][56]

Attorney Jamie White criticized the lawsuit as "frivolous" and "really offensive to the true victims" of child sexual abuse. Fordham Law School professor James Cohen said the context of the cover "doesn't suggest that it's pornography". White and Cohen concluded that Elden's intention was to make money with the lawsuit.^[57] In December, lawyers for the defendants sought to dismiss the lawsuit, saying it was filed too late and that its claim that the image depicts sexual abuse is "not serious". They noted that Elden had "spent three decades profiting from his celebrity as the self-anointed 'Nirvana Baby'", having recreated the artwork several times, and that he had the album title tattooed on his chest. They argued that the cover instead "evokes themes of greed, innocence, and the motif of the cherub in western art".^[58] After Elden's lawyers did not file an opposition, the lawsuit was dismissed by a judge on January 3, 2022.^[59]

 

2022年1月6日木曜日

バイデンさん、こっそりワクチン集団接種政策大失敗宣言、ワクチン接種者にとって全ては「後の祭り」！（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ

https://tokumei10.blogspot.com/2022/01/blog-post_6.html

Obscenity court ruling

Perhaps the best-known use of the term is in the title of the 1977 punk rock album Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols. Testimony in a resulting prosecution over the term demonstrated that in Old English, the word referred to a priest, and could also be used to mean "nonsense". Defence barrister John Mortimer QC and Virgin Records won the case: the court ruled that the word was not obscene.^[52] It just means "put aside all of that other rubbish and pay attention to this".^[1] In a summary for the defence, Mortimer asked,

What sort of country are we living in if a politician comes to Nottingham and speaks here to a group of people in the city centre and during his speech a heckler replies "bollocks". Are we to expect this person to be incarcerated, or do we live in a country where we are proud of our Anglo-Saxon language? Do we wish our language to be virile and strong or watered down and weak?^[53]

Tony Wright, a Leicestershire trader, was given an £80 fixed penalty fine by police for selling T-shirts bearing the slogan "Bollocks to Blair". This took place on 29 June 2006 at the Royal Norfolk Show; the police issued the penalty notice, quoting Section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986 which refers to language "deemed to cause harassment, alarm or distress".^[54]

、、、（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ