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That narrative is pure garbage.

Ginx, are those gravity waves in the last panel?

Bob won’t like that

I think Tip’s thread deserves its own space. This one is the usual dull goings on. Temps and dews or frost obs and leaf reports.

The floor of my empty classroom is like a skating rink due to the moisture. Plus it squeaks like the Garden parquet

Looks like we at least get a reprieve from the drought for a little bit. Temps beginning a bit AN. Edit...first few days look slightly BN for temps

Colorado wildfires are huge attm

Yeah. Thurs will be cooler but not cold

0.75” for most Bob, is that the 10 day total?

It’s been a couple of weeks since I looked at RadarScope

That’s unfortunate. It is a much smaller industry in Mass than it used to be but that stinks for those farmers. edit. As per this (month old) article, production might actually be up this year by 1%. https://www.bizjournals.com/boston/news/2020/08/21/ma-drought-expected-to-leave-cranberry-growers.amp.html

Another misty morning here. Damp

Less than 0.75” for most, right?

Just saw a movie in a theater. Popcorn. Snacks. Just my family and my brother in law’s family. Of course the movie itself is 40 years old

Bowdoin is an excellent school. Beautiful campus. Good connections with Bates and Colby

Literally MBY this morning

And schools. This would help a ton

A little bit of mist here this morning.

One thing I loved about the old MPM thread was people on here were very good at ferreting out the good data from the garbagio. It was to me the best source to get studies etc. ah well

An example... and I know Maine has different phases, etc... in Massachusetts should indoor venues for concerts be open? I would love to see a show live but would not personally go. So...let's say a venue has 1000 people in it, somewhat distanced, but in there for 2 hours watching a band. Having fun... 5 people catch the 'vid... spread it to folks at work...who spread it to the grandma they need to help care for... I dunno... I just have a bit of a break during work and was thinking about stuff. Gotta get back to it.

Media has been doing this since...well...media has existed. Caveat emptor and all the rest... I try to get into the studies/journals I can understand. And first hand accounts if possible.

Not trying to promote an agenda. Not dismissing it as the flu either

Yeah. As I just said to Jeff, I should have worded it differently. Not sure if any numbers have been determined for affects beyond 90 or so days after being diagnosed. But signs seem to be pointing to that happening for many. https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/07/brain-fog-heart-damage-covid-19-s-lingering-problems-alarm-scientists

Yeah... I probably should have worded it differently... I have not seen definitive percentages etc, but it appears that there are more people suffering effects of this for long periods of time than dying. Survival rate is of course very high for most age groups. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(20)30701-5/fulltext

Much higher numbers of people with long term health issues after “recovering” from the ‘Vid though. Heart, lungs.