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Probably not first.
The Presidential election was 25.5%
https://twitter.com/PrisonPlanet/status/1332280332268294147
The article from "Wired" that criticised the Oxford vaccine had one sentence which is concerning. "Oxford-AstraZeneca reported only the results for certain subgroups of people within each one. (For perspective on this: The two subgroups chosen leave out perhaps half the people in the Brazilian trial.)" Is this true and if so is there a reassuring explanation for this? Can anyone here shed light on that part of the article? The sooner the Oxford trial data are published in The Lancet, or wherever, the better.
It doesn't tell the whole story because, so I've heard, people are simply driving long distances instead under the guise that it's "safer".
One of the more predictable consequences of Brexit.
(Edited after I checked the original post)
As to infidelity
A 2017 study found that 57% of males and 54% of females admitted to committing infidelity in one or more of their relationships [4].
from source
https://www.globalinvestigations.co.uk/news/infidelity-statistics-uk-infographic/#:~:text=The percentage of married women,General Social Survey [2].
https://twitter.com/jamiedmaxwell/status/1332287398164779009?s=20
Judas!
What questions did Tucker ask Trump /
Actually I haven’t shaved since July 1996...
I am not sure what the Wired article refers to, though.
Apart from efficacy, the other issue is, of course, safety data.
https://twitter.com/PerthandKinross/status/1332288537476132864?s=20
Looking through the early mail requests I can see some reasons for Dem optimism - Dekalb leading the pack in terms of % request and a few for GOP optimism, high white request %.
The trial of course goes on, and data has continued to accrue.
New Year's Day.
Lol
Should improve the conditions.
When in Thanet...
That's not of prime relevance with regard to custody of the children, though. The well-being of the kids is the guiding principle, and it is most typically the mother who is used to doing the day-to-day work of caring for the children.
That lasted about two weeks. After that the novelty wore off plus I realised my head was in a sub-optimal place for work. Now I shave every day, properly dressed every day, not a suit, but put on a shirt, always use video on my zooms/teams/webex calls. Feel much better for it.
If you're retired, however, (large PB contingent) then no idea how it would work.
Trump turned out every redneck from their wood cabin in the general and it still wasn't enough to clear 50% for Purdue.
Fortunately, not too many goaty beards.
I shower and wash my hair everyday and am clean shaven, not least because it is needed for wearing FFP3 masks.
Oh, I see the plan now.
I did try growing a lockdown beard, but it was an epic fail unfortunately.
UK does it - disgraceful jingoistic nationalism!
Bit like that story on Irish processed beef:
EU - implements controls - to maintain food standards
UK - implements (identical) controls - retaliation!
https://twitter.com/BerthanPete/status/1331622590276898818?s=20
A relief for rugby players though. As beards had been more common beforehand there I'm sure I noticed an escalation of even larger, wilder beards from more of them in retaliation.
But then I was one of the "Cheltenham 250,000" so that lasted a month or two for the purposes of external food and drink consumption.
Edit: oh yes I spent a week in Turkey in July. So let's count that also.
I linked to a piece last night that reported Oxford will announce more data next week.
The EU flag goes on EU funded projects.
The Scottish government is happy to plaster Saltires over things
On the second point, it might not have been a reasonable request, but an argument about which things its ok to put flags on and which it is not is a highly semantic one, and trivial rather than a matter of outrage. I honestly doubt there is that much outrage about this appareny vaccine flag idea either, even if its not considered a good idea.
https://twitter.com/tconnellyRTE/status/1332295959322238978?s=20
https://twitter.com/tconnellyRTE/status/1332295960626655237?s=20
That's hardly going to cut it, is it?
https://twitter.com/DavidGHFrost/status/1332291822442467329?s=20
Type of hat is pretty vital though.
When officials in Utah on Monday revealed they had found a shimmering, metal structure deep in the Red Rock desert, they refused to say exactly where.
They hoped that would be enough to deter amateur adventurers from setting off to find it, risking getting dangerously lost in the process.
But there was little chance that people would abide by this advice. By Wednesday, pictures were emerging on Instagram of people triumphantly posing with the monolith, eager to show the world that they had got there first - even if the wider mystery of why it is there remains unsolved.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-55071058
Conceptual artists are going to really confuse the future remants of humanity after they seek to rebuild after the ecological catastrophe and come across such things
There is also some evidence that the raising of the temperature on Indyref 2 (#voteharder) is focusing the minds of some unionists resulting in an increasing efficiency in the Unionist vote. May may prove to be not quite as depressing as I feared.
Have you managed to dodge your wife's corona btw?
One sociological curiosity is that younger working class women often make a serious effort, with full make up, designer handbags, carefully sculpted eyebrows and hair etc etc, but their partners make little effort at all and appear in grubby tracksuits and ungroomed. True for most ethnic groups.
Generally British men dress very badly, the exception being urban hipsters. Not as bad as Americans, but far below the sartorial standards of Southern Europe.
#bringonthedeal
I wonder what will happen with the massive stocks of vaccinations that the UK has bought that aren't world beatingly British? 'Bought with world Beating British £s' labels I guess.
Subsample Alert
It is hard to understand how I have dodged it, as I have shared a living room and kitchen, though slept in the spare room. I must have been exposed. Whether Zinc and vitamins did it, or whether I have some immunity or just the luck of the devil, I don't know.
But you are right about the head-bangers. They won't like anything, irrespective of the content. They just want to destroy any possibility of a vaguely sane outcome.