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this. yeah, read/heard about the Merck bit yesterday. sounds as if they are going to concentrate efforts on drugs for treatment.
Cool idea, but hopefully those bubbles are soundproof.Rock out
Flaming Lips put on concert with fans inside "space bubbles" to prevent spread of COVID-19
The band was able to pull off a packed concert with a unique, futuristic solution.
Chinese new year celebrations - the isht that keeps on ishtting.oh shit.
Im still alive, just not online much anymore.
Glad to hear it!
Cool, good to know you're still alive and kicking. Here at middle age monkey most of the negativity is about joint pain and wheel sizes, so it's not as bad other corners of the web. Totally understandable to get Covid and Internet fatigue, so best of luck with cabin.
The article suggests a couple potential reasons: we might be in the very early stages of herd immunity, and that folks might be doing better about mask wearing and keeping distance. My armchair analysis says there also has to be something to the fact that we're past "the holidays" that should be factored in. And I also think there's a crap-load of people who are still anti-mask and up in everyone's face... but even a slight or modest increase in wearing masks and staying the fuck away from me probably has an exponential affect. Oh, also there's been a bunch of people vaccinated, health care workers and old people and stuff. That started happening in December.
Looks suspiciously like the GME chart...I am not trying to suggest that we're out of this mess yet, but I read some encouraging news in the NYT this morning.
i remember jugs pelosi pressing the flesh in china town last year....no fucks given....Just got back from the dentist (deemed an essential service I guess, despite the provincial lock-down in effect). He's Vietnamese. We were talking about when kids will go back to school in person. I was saying the numbers are coming back down to September levels (the lock down was imposed over the Christmas holidays due to a spike in levels over the holidays). He is expecting a new another wave due to the forthcoming Chinese New Year. He said remember last year when shit really hit the fan, it was related to Chinese New Year travel... I'm inclined to feel that travel restrictions and a certain level of education will make a difference... then again, you would have thought that before the Christmas wave. I guess the question is, is there really that many people out there that follow the Chinese calendar...
oh shit.
he would of enjoyed it more in her golden years when she takes out her teeth....Who says he didn't?
because the only one blaming china for it was some orange guy with bad hair....???I’m not a scientist, but it’s already Thursday shouldn’t the WHO have started interviewing people in China a wee bit earlier than today? At least before everyone involved had an opportunity to be re-educated and/or disappeared
WHO says its team in Wuhan will visit labs, markets and hospitals
The coronavirus pandemic has brought countries to a standstill. Meanwhile, vaccinations have already started in some countries as cases continue to rise. Follow here for the latest.www.cnn.com
That is just fucking rad sir... Hopefully youll be able to use it again soon as well. If all goes well Ill be in that region this summer. Would be down for beers!
Yes Im definitly still alive and kicking but admittedly the whole thing was doing my head in a little bit.
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Sorry...
Sorry.
Shit
Sorry to hear that.
Sorry to hear!
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I spent an October in Jokkmokk Sweden back in the day. Somewhere near the Arctic Circle the Postal Bus stopped and this old Lap grabbed his skiis and hopped off. There was nothing visible but snow in all directions. I asked the operator where he was going. He pointed off towards a peak and said that the old guy has a 3 hour ski to his village then he started the postal bus north again on the rails. That shit is remote
Citation? The info I was looking at had daily deaths at ~2500...
