It's a Newsweek article! Nuff said.
A Doomsday COVID Variant Worse Than Delta May Be Coming, Scientists Say
Delta has shown how destructive new strains of COVID can get. Scientists fear future mutations of the virus could be even worse: "Delta on steroids."www.newsweek.com
I'm scared of this in the future....
So a doomsday variant might not happen at all this year?
And we are all going to eventually become Zombies too.
Stop reading newsweek - it is a rag
Yes!And we are all going to eventually become Zombies too.
I thought most of us already wereAnd we are all going to eventually become Zombies too.
Only 73.5% of US adults according to the latest update.I thought most of us already were
other projections I've seen aren't as bad
IHME | COVID-19 Projections
Explore forecasts of COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospital resource use.covid19.healthdata.org
Maybe, but then again we are usually 5 deep with good players (joke, don’t want anyone getting sick). Now, if you had to get vaccinated to tailgate or enter the stadium, you may have something. Friendly vaccinated Bama fan here. Roll Tide.
We had a place here that tried it when they opened and the servers ended up hating it. As was previously stated (and I'm sure this depends on the cost of dining at the establishment) the servers hated it because they ended up making less money at the end of the day.
GoodWhere the Delta Wave Has Driven Up Covid-19 Vaccinations (Published 2021)
Vaccine uptake has risen from early-summer lows all over the United States, and the upswing is especially pronounced in places that have been hit the hardest by the pandemic’s fourth wave.www.nytimes.com
I cannot find the one that was between the two as well nor can I recall who did it and was fairly accurate ish given. We are vaccinating more than before. That's good at least. Though some classmates from HS are proving me right in that it seems some extreme far right people have weirdly turned anti-vax. They claim to love all but get offended when we say we vaccinate out of love. They live in more rural Ohio. Ugh. So hard to watch that.Thanks. The IHME model has pretty much sucked for 18 months now... but here's hoping they are right this time!
Edit to add: they don't have any data for the past week in that model, and the data for the past week has already been far worse than their projections. So it looks like their model is meeting my low expectations.
Turns out it's a brewing company called Switchyard Brewing, that also serves pizza. Most expensive 16oz beer is $7, glass of wine $10. Pizza $20, but they can't currently serve food except curbside. It's a college town so probably has alot of business during school. Their reasons for changing aren't just so employees earn a steady paycheck.
When I was a little kid looking out of the window on a plane, I thought the farms were the States. I probably shouldn't have admitted that but I was 5 years old.
Dray,
I am quite familiar with that sentiment. And have 2 in my family.
