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Mandatory masking, rapid tests and capacity limits for us.
But back to work and no COVID test for you, piggies
would be stupid to fly international right now to another hole who dont have covid under control or have the health system to treat you....and travel insurance will only go out of their way to help you to try to keep costs down if it costs to much to have you treated overseas
Mandatory masking, rapid tests and capacity limits for us.
But back to work and no COVID test for you, piggies
You seriously need a ESL refresher.Lol cheering for opposing political party member deaths
What a sad way to go through life
i live in virginiaSR21, fyi, job opening in Orange County, CA!
That's your boy WH
I've been talking trash on Brandon longer than you, tbh.
True but pay is decent for a public servant, if interested in a change of scenery.
https://www.glassdoor.com/Salary/Orange-County-California-Deputy-District-Attorney-Salaries-$170k-$183k
With 99.9% press vaccinated and a mild variant, is getting serious.
At least the 14 souls there will be wearing ty masks.
A kid died and you're going with the oh noes a kid died. Ok.Oh noes
Lets ban fireworks too
I think he already left that overpriced hole.
laugh it upWith 99.9% press vaccinated and a mild variant, is getting serious.
At least the 14 souls there will be wearing ty masks.
it might be more serious than you think, you've called the end of the pandemic wrong half a dozen times.
Between 2015-2019 , U.S. fire departments responded to an average 160 home fires that started with Christmas trees per year. These fires caused an average of two deaths, 12 injuries, and $10 million in direct property damage annually
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And brick and mortar stores and restaurants. Already a number of stores with either limited service or shutting down because of lack of staff here in SA
Lol DMC still terrible at analogies and comparisons
nOw dO cAr WreCks!!
The most sick I've been this entire time was from Pfizer. And I had original covid.
going back as soon as i can, tbh
just here for wife's med school. hoping we can get back home for residency at least
If I see any job openings for a barfly, I will notify you.
OkIf I see any job openings for a barfly, I will notify you.
city has a lot more to offer. better weather.
plus have my whole life there. lifelong friends, extended family.
and while its overpriced, we should be fine once wifey is the breadwinner. im doing fine, and we can get by very easily on one income here (really, less than once income since not only is she not earning, but we're covering most of her tuition out of pocket), would very much need that second income to be comfortable in LA
Has she decided a specialty?
not set in stone yet but looking like psychiatry, with internal as the backup plan. she's doing an internship rotation in psych this spring to get a better sense of it before the application cycle
Good for you. A million other Americans weren't so lucky.
With no way to identify Omicron and Delta patients, treatment decisions are vexing doctors.
Most U.S. doctors have no way to determine which variant of the coronavirus a patient is carrying, a distinction that could mean the difference between life and death.
High-risk patients carrying the Delta variant could benefit greatly from two particular monoclonal antibody treatments shown to reduce hospitalization and death.
But those medications would most likely do nothing for patients with Omicron,
who would only respond to a third antibody treatment that is in very short supply.
While U.S. officials have endorsed using a workaround test that can identify Omicron’s genetic signature,
experts say it’s not feasible for large health systems facing a crush of patients to employ in each case.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/03/h...s-omicron.html
they all died from eating too much brisket while simultaneously being in motorcycle accidents
just happened to have covid
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