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If they've had covid already, they're signalling that they believe in the preponderance of evidence in peer reviewed medical journals showing their protection is as good or better than the vax... and yeah also the gubmint stuff that was mentioned

NEPM cited table 1 today showing the strongest tornado damage potential index days in New England and the nice thing was we didn't have to update it in the last decade. The Cape Cod tornado day might have been the closest to make the bottom of the list.

This is the Banacos, Ekster, & Dellicarpini paper https://www.ejssm.org/ojs/index.php/ejssm/article/viewArticle/105

Go to the cape in Sept. Cheaper, better weather, warm water. Not that there's anything wrong with NC other than the drive. Now you can take Breeze airways nonstop to ORF.

That's like Dallas in July next week. I'll take the under.

I couldn't really care less what the public thinks about me not wearing a mask but I know for a fact that some establishments are continuing to encourage them because they understand the local customer base... Even though the same business owners would be among the first to take em off and party otherwise. So I then put one on out of respect for them and the tough 15 mos they've had. Science won't keep the lights on by itself.

Downtown Amherst mask wearing is damn near 100% and the even the outdoor farmers market is requiring it. ( ) I definitely think it's a you go first thing.

I think a lot of it is just that folks want to see others not wearing the masks so they aren't that guy. It is only day 1 here.

In Home Depot, I'd estimate about 75% of customers are masked up and 25% of employees

It's kind of hard to tell but right before it gets dark the video seems to show snow and some light accums?

fwiw in MA the eligibility date for 16+ (no preconditions) was 4/19

sorry for your loss. Sounds like she was a very impressive person.

Perfect Storm is solid. Eureka a good beach beer. Treat... not my fave. Agree with the bold. For my money they make the best local stouts. Find myself buying other IPAs these days. Shout out to Shire Brewhaus in Dalton for Wolf Attack IPA. One of my new go-tos. But there are many.

The twitter link doesn't do it justice without the audio

Cool sky

A great testament to the value of being good natured and thick skinned. He took a lot of jabs, most in jest, but never got nasty and kept on keepin on, optimistic and undeterred. Admirable. We learn a lesson. RIP

I don't like Joe D talking about 7/10 splits. Just give us whatever.

What isn't? Try making a good pizza from scratch and get back to me

ok fine. But there is a bit of a difference between 'read more/post less' and 'take the GFS away from that guy'

what's your suggestion?

Just give us some rain and we're stoked

Ultra Rich™ Ending well since 1789

If someone had covid and doesn't want to get the shot, they appear to have science backing their position. How folks deal with peer pressure is on them. What's troubling are the number of politicians and govt health agencies that will quote studies pointing to diminished antibody counts compared with the vaccine, but seem blissfully unaware of studies in the same publications showing why that was not really an appropriate metric to begin with. It's like using tree ring temperature data when you had a well calibrated weather station in the same woodlot.

Study in Nature showing that even mild Covid cases produce a long term immune response. Further reiterating that antibody counts in blood are not a good proxy for effective immunity. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03647-4

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