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87 degrees indoors? that dude needs to install!

90/73 at my poorly sited weather station.

and both are shorter than the current Red Sox losing streak

too soon. The wounds have not completely healed yet.

how did you get a picture of @Lava Rocks back yard?

in NH the last time the case #s were where they are at today, hospitalizations were 10x higher. 35 hospitalizations as of today, vs 1,000 total cases.

yeah it’s a perfect 67/66 with mosquitos out trying to catch covid from any and all humans. just the perfect summer evening. how anyone enjoys this shit is beyond me,

i thought I read that the agreement was a handshake deal with the prior landowner, or maybe the father of the current landowner. At any rate, with nothing in writing, the court can't do anything for him. and yeah, I have a feeling that there is a story behind the fire.

the dude's cabin was on private property. He had been asked to leave for many years, including a court order for him to vacate the property. I am not linking that to the fire at the cabin, just saying that he has been trespassing for dozens of years. if it was my property, I would want him gone too.

0.11" trying to stay safe

i listen to XM pretty much every day. I have the highest subscription. every year at renewal time I call and tell them that I want to cancel. every single time they offer the same subscription at around half price. works every time and saves me $100/year

but we do not need pics

how the hell will that be enforced? Or will it be on the honor system? because there is no way in hell that poorly paid restaurant employess want anything to do with asking that question. Not to mention there is no way to prove vaccination, aside from an easily forged vaccination card.

wrapping up the month. rain on 23 of 31 days, 15.5" total avg temp 68.8 not how your grampy drew up July

the article I quoted is specific to the severe breakthrough cases (hospitalizations and/or death).

friend in Sunapee had close to 4" last night.

FWIW: [quote] The CDC reported 6,587 COVID-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths. At that time, more than 163 million people in the United States were fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Divide those severe breakthrough cases by the total fully vaccinated population for the result: less than 0.004% of fully vaccinated people had a breakthrough case that led to hospitalization and less than 0.001% of fully vaccinated people died from a breakthrough COVID-19 case. Most of the breakthrough cases — about 74% — occurred among adults 65 or older. [\quote] Source

i had 6" of snow last January. 15" of rain so far in July.

2.25" last night, with 0.75" falling between 10:00 and 10:20. it was pouring. 15.25" on the month. ok, that's enough. Can we turn off that god-forsaken drought monitor now?

as Brian346346820321 said, case counts don't matter. as long as routine asymptomatic testing is being performed, case counts are useless. For example, in NH, case counts are rising. however, what truly matters is that the hospitalizations are actually going down.

you have been asked multiple times to show a link on the "big issues" that you are claiming the covid vaccines are causing. as @WhitinsvilleWXhas stated and linked multiple times, the mRNA vaccine technology has been around for decades, and is perfectly safe. No one except you has stated that "health issues are likely" from the vaccine. Post legit links that back up your claims that the vaccines are dangerous, or stop spewing this bullshit.

@Baroclinic Zonenails it, casedemic. As long as asymptomatic people are being regularly tested (which they are), we will continue to see case #s rise. what truly should matter is hospitalizations. as of yesterday, there were 23 in NH, even though cases continue to rise. I am reasonably sure that the 30 reporting hospitals can handle that number of people being treated. I am having trouble finding the peak # of hospitalizations in the state, but it was over 200 IIRC.

DIT is going to need MPM's shawl for outdoor activities

please define high furnace. TIA