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Wil is building this from locally quarried "Emerald Mist" green shist.
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Last Testament of Maurice the Rooster [Click]
ReplyDeleteHow the Coronavirus Short-Circuits the Immune System [Click] “In a disturbing parallel to H.I.V., the coronavirus can cause a depletion of important immune cells, recent studies found.” Points the way toward therapies.
ReplyDeleteThe Stars and Stripes newspaper has long supported the troops. Now it needs Congress’s support. [Click]
How Arizona Lost Control of the Epidemic [Click]
An elected incumbent has never come back from polling like Trump’s. [Click]
ReplyDeleteThat's certainly a consoling thought.
DeleteThe Lincoln Project is trolling Trump. But can it sway voters? [Click]
ReplyDeleteStop Firing the Innocent [Click] “America needs a reckoning over racism. Punishing people who did not do anything wrong harms that important cause.”
ReplyDeleteIncredible political realignment in Ireland. [Click] Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael form coalition [with Green Party as kingmakers], and Sinn Féin becomes the opposition.
ReplyDeleteUS companies are moving tech jobs to Canada rather than deal with Trump’s immigration policies. [Click]
ReplyDeleteCNN: Fact-checking Biden on GOP tax cuts, NAACP endorsement, and other false and misleading claims [Click] Just sayin'. . .
ReplyDeleteHey, ya don't have to convince me. Mr. Vote For Me Because I'm Not Trump totally fails to impress me. It hardly comes as a surprise that he fails the fact check test.
DeleteHigh temperature prediction for today 106 deg. F, tomorrow it plunges to 93. Gardening can wait until tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteOHIO: As of Friday afternoon, there have been at least 48,638 confirmed or probable cases in the state, 2,788 deaths, and 7,570 hospitalizations, according to the Ohio Department of Health.
ReplyDeleteWhat Americans Don’t Know About Joe Biden [Click]
ReplyDeleteThe few facts mentioned about Biden in the article have been common knowledge for years. Anyone not aware of them has been living under a rock...or for a short time. The focus did seem to be on young voters, and perhaps ones not particularly politically savvy. But, still, it was rather discouraging.
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ReplyDeleteIn March Trump was told of US Intelligence conclusion that the GRU had been paying bounties to the Taliban for killing American soldiers. [Click] He was presented with a choice of responses. He did nothing except spout some happy talk about US-Russia relations. I wonder when we will discover what Putin has on Trump. Is it Kompromat, or simply a matter of playing him like a fiddle? I don’t think Trump has the brains to be a Russian agent, but he certainly is a Russian asset.
He is too needy. If people like Putin and Kim *pretend* to like him they own him from that day forward.
DeleteWhat's the other term? Not an asset but a useful fool, is that it? Trump is certainly a fool, and useful to any number of undesirable types.
DeleteHere is some information to add perspective to national news reports that California is having a lot of new coronavirus infections.
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California (population 39.5m)
Seven-day average for hospitalizations on June 1: 3,014.3 patients
Seven-day average for hospitalizations on June 25: 3,907.6 patients (29.6% increase, 10 per 100,000)
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Florida (population 21.5m)
Seven-day average for hospitalizations on June 1: 10,180 patients
Seven-day average for hospitalizations on June 25: 13,761 patients (35.2% increase, 64 per 100,000)
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Texas (population 29m)
Seven-day average for hospitalizations on June 1: 1,714.7 patients
Seven-day average for hospitalizations on June 25: 4,098.4 patients (139% increase, 14 per 100,000 )
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Arizona (population 7.3m)
Current coronavirus hospitalizations 2577 (35/100,000)
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4 suburban California counties behind dangerous rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations [Click] Ventura, Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties
Where did you locate these numbers, Alan? Do they have same for Vermont?
DeleteMy best guess is that on June 1st the State of Vermont’s seven-day average was 2 new cases, with 1 hospitalised, and in June 25th it was more like 8 new cases with 3 hospitalised.
We got red status on tv for going from 2 to 8.
(Population 623,989)
Ref: https://www.healthvermont.gov/sites/default/files/documents/pdf/Weekly-Summary-of-Data.pdf
We’ve been celebrating, so I’m just catching up.
DeleteYesterday:
VT: 1200/ 56 (+2/ 0)
198 active/ 0 x 10 days
Recovered 946
In Hospital = 2 (-2)
Tests 62,723 (+1134)