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What kind of beer? Tell me..
 

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What kind of beer? Tell me..
Started with a Montauk Brewery IPA, then a few Sierra Nevada's, finished it all off with couple of blonds (blond beer). It was so damn good to have an almost normal dining experience away from home. Tables were outside (it was a beautiful day in NY) 6 feet apart, wait staff wearing masks and gloves, etc. Can't wait to do it again!
 
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I read that this morning.

Thanks to vaccines, we have managed to eradicate seven major diseases = smallpox, diphteria, tetanus, yellow fever, whooping cough, measles and polio.

But that is not enough to convince 30% of Americans who will not want to be vaccinated against COVID-19
 

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Unfortunately Covid-19 Sequela/After Effects is an often overlooked aspect. A significant percentage of Covid-19 patients (15%) go on to suffer serious problems. 41-year old actor Nick Cordero suffered a leg amputation b/c of Covid-19; his son just turned one recently.


Most people don’t care or want to hear about Covid-19 anymore so the 2nd wave will be so much worse because there’s simply no more resolve for another shutdown regardless of how bad things get. Over in the Lone Star State ..... “Houston, we have a problem”

 

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Canada may continue to bar Americans entry for much longer still, but Canadians have never been barred from flying into the States. Maybe Canadian SPs can travel to the States for "vacations". ;)


CBC -- June 12, 2020

"Many Canadians are unaware that, even though they're currently barred from driving to the U.S. for leisure travel, they can still fly to the country.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) told CBC News that its travel restrictions apply only to Canadians trying to enter the U.S. at land border crossings, which includes travel by car, train, ferry and pleasure boats.

However, Canadian air passengers can still enter the country as long as they haven't visited Brazil, China, Iran, Ireland, the U.K. or 26 European countries in the Schengen Area 14 days prior.

Canadian travellers also likely won't have to self-isolate for 14 days upon arrival. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that international travellers do so, but it's not a requirement unless specified by a particular region or state. For example, Hawaii requires that air passengers self-isolate for 14 days.

When Canadians return home, they must self-isolate for 14 days — as per federal rules."

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"The permission to fly isn't reciprocal: Canada prohibits U.S. visitors from entering the country via all modes of transport — including by plane. However, this week, the Canadian government loosened its travel restrictions to allow U.S. citizens with immediate family in Canada to enter the country."
 
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Interesting article. The 2 examples they used was a grandmother visiting her granddaughter and a man visiting his fiance". I wonder if they left out about them needing to be family? If not, send all the Sp's over, we will take good care of them!
 
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Unfortunately Covid-19 Sequela/After Effects is an often overlooked aspect. A significant percentage of Covid-19 patients (15%) go on to suffer serious problems. 41-year old actor Nick Cordero suffered a leg amputation b/c of Covid-19; his son just turned one recently.

The sequelae have been worrying me for a while. People aren't paying attention to the fact that this tends to be mild or it turns brutal. If it goes bad, it goes very bad, even if it doesn't kill you.


Most people don’t care or want to hear about Covid-19 anymore so the 2nd wave will be so much worse because there’s simply no more resolve for another shutdown regardless of how bad things get

Most pandemics end socially. In Canada it looks like we at least want it tamped down. The US is cruising to just accepting a new basic higher death rate as background noise.
 

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Tragic but true. Background noise is an accurate depiction of the overall US approach to coronavirus deaths. At a daily coronavirus death rate of 1000/day, the US may have over 300,000 deaths by year end. Assuming a 1% fatality rate & 10% Sequelae, that’s also 3 million people w/ serious long term problems.

If coronavirus cases continue rising even in summer, what’s going to happen during flu season?

The following site may be useful for those who want to know how your state is doing.

 
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https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/14/health/coronavirus-vaccines-measles.html

Slowing the Coronavirus Is Speeding the Spread of Other Diseases.

Many mass immunization efforts worldwide were halted this spring to prevent spread of the virus at crowded inoculation sites. The consequences have been alarming.
As poor countries around the world struggle to beat back the coronavirus, they are unintentionally contributing to fresh explosions of illness and death from other diseases — ones that are readily prevented by vaccines.

Now, diphtheria is appearing in Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal.
Cholera is in South Sudan, Cameroon, Mozambique, Yemen and Bangladesh.
A mutated strain of poliovirus has been reported in more than 30 countries.
 

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Canada- U.S. border to remain closed to non-essential travel until July 21, 2020


"The Canada-U.S. border will remain closed to non-essential travel for at least another 30 days to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus as confirmed cases in the United States continue to climb past the two million mark.

The deal was set to expire on Sunday but will now extend until July 21, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced during his daily news conference today.

"This is an important decision that will keep people in both of our countries safe," he said."

I think Trudeau meant to say he needs to protect Canadians from Americans :( Ironically, more nations will likely bar Americans from entry -- we Americans are radioactive :oops:o_O
 

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It looks like it will be closed for a long, long time. It seems the Trump administration’s answer to the question how many deaths are acceptable is “Sky is the limit”. The media was reporting on all the cops shooting black guys in the back because they couldn’t catch up with them as they ran away so Covid has been taking not a back seat, but stowed away in the trunk, but all these new cases poppin in up in places like Texas are hard to ignore
 

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A prudent measure. Citizens of Vermont (1,128 cases / 55 deaths as of today), New Hampshire (5,345 / 320) and Maine (2,819 / 101) ought to be kept safe from their Québécois neighbours (54,054 / 5,242).
 
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sene5hos

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Not to mention New York State not so much of us.
With confirmed cases 383,944 and deaths of 24,579

When I see how the crisis is managed in the USA it reassures me. Luckily, not all governors act as their President.
 
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The NY state numbers (405,705 / 30,980) are indeed horrendous (speaking of governors), but the vast majority of those cases are of course in NY city, nowhere close to Canada. So, again, the residents of upstate NY ought to be kept safe from their Québécois neighbours.
 
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