danlb_2000
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That is problematic when states and counties are basing re-opening on plans on local vaccination rates.
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That is problematic when states and counties are basing re-opening on plans on local vaccination rates.
GaBoy
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First 20 I had 2 jobs. But I also didn't take a vacation till I had grandkids and they dragged me to Disney and made me a fan. Spent the vacation building barns and cabinets with an engineering job. Just my story. I couldn't make it on one job for a long time till I put in the effort and was finally worth enough to pay more.
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GoofGoof
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I think the theory is live or work there so most of the out of state people work in the area they took the jab. I work in NJ but live in PA and I considered looking for appointments in NJ but then I found one in PA. My wife got her dose about an hour away in a different town in PA which was a longer drive than my daily commute to work.
Nubs70
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No it was just noxious vurps. Wouldn't have been so bad without the mask. However, everytime you burped, it remained tucked right up to your nose for 10 minutes. Columbia Harbor House is your only Hope.Did it make you sick? I love pecos bill but hard pass if it did
GaBoy
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Zantac. Its the only way I can live with myself.
TrainsOfDisney
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What made your worth more?
GaBoy
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Worth more to others. Not what I thought I was worth but what value I brought to other's business. Could do things others couldn't. Skills acquired and rewarded for it. I don't have to anymore because I stuck with a company and the rewards stacked up. Eventually I could do things that I like to for myself. Like this polynesian/Moana canoe
but don't judge... it's not finished.Attachments
GaBoy
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Aw shucks. I appreciate it. Very kind. It has been a bit of therapy for me over the past year having missed the place I love the most. And you have to have Mauis hooks
lots of whittling.Attachments
Tom P.
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I am *definitely* bookmarking this message and putting a reminder on my calendar.
ETA: No, not joking.
Flugell
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The whittling aspect made me smile. My husband’s favourite possession is his Swiss Army Champ knife and his favourite claim is that he whittled missing pieces from a gazebo and his whittling survived a Gale when the plastic pieces supplied didn’t! He’s definitely an amateur compared to you!
GaBoy
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Very kind. I appreciate that you like it so far. Its a work in progress. Ill find a place to post it finished in a month or so. And it doesn't suprise me that his pieces survived the gale at all.
SamusAranX
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Maybe, maybe not, per this article expired April 24th this year in FL
Unemployment Update: Work search requirements, unlocking accounts, tax filing and more
If you or a loved one collect unemployment benefits, or has employees, the Department of Economic Opportunity has several updates you need to be aware of. Work search and work registration waiver might not be extended You may soon have to complete work registration and begin documenting your...
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Very Impressive!!Worth more to others. Not what I thought I was worth but what value I brought to other's business. Could do things others couldn't. Skills acquired and rewarded for it. I don't have to anymore because I stuck with a company and the rewards stacked up. Eventually I could do things that I like to for myself. Like this polynesian/Moana canoe
100 U.S. colleges will require vaccinations to attend in-person classes in the fall. (Published 2021)
Private colleges make up the bulk of the schools with vaccine mandates, but some public universities have also moved to require shots, according to a survey by The New York Times.
Opinion | The Math That Explains the End of the Pandemic (Published 2021)
Get ready for exponential decay.
JoeCamel
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Pulled from the market for causing cancer
GaBoy
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Thats right... famotadine is what I take. Couldn't remember the name brand.
Heppenheimer
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Specifically, it was a contaminant from the manufacturing process, not the active drug itself.
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