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By the present-day pump houses (1/2 mile north of Mt Wilson entry gate, the "M" of Mount Wilson on gmw.consrv.ca.gov/shmp/download/pdf/ozn_mtwil.pdf )
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Operation to move an ex-FGW Mk II First class buffet carriage into the former GWR barracks which is to be reopened as The Platform youth centre.
I held a grainy late-night meeting to discuss Dominik Hasek's adductor muscle strain. Very few worthwhile things were said, and in the end we accomplished nothing of note. We did, however, compile this list of mildly amusing Hasek quotations from the last month or so. Make sure you say/think these in a comical Czech accent, as otherwise they are worthless:
"It's a terrible situation. I packed all my luggage leaving the Olympic village and I was so sad."
"I knew right away that it's bad."
"Maybe because of the (long) flight, I have no explanation."
"It's an unfortunate situation. We are smiling right now."
"It's just a game, even though of course you want to win."
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Comment: Congratualtion! great pic. I must have been "hard" getting all those Cox's in one room
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Comment: "Schoring...gchoals...puhucks...it is fun to play when you win. Sometimes it shouldn't even count."
I guess that's more of a montage of all my favorites.
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Comment: Ha!
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Comment: Ahahahahaha... this is great
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Comment: Way to go Jordan! Very funny. Congratulations on pulling this off quite well. Next time, try to achieve more interaction between yourselves. It'll be even better. This could become a great running theme!
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Opinion
Against a surging Omicron adept at immune escapism, boosters and masks are Australia’s best weapons
Catherine Bennett
Omicron is holding the pandemic centre stage. If everyone eligible for a booster went out and had it tomorrow, we might keep a lid on the latest wave
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How to protect yourself from COVID subvariant BA.5
(SACRAMENTO)
Forget Delta, Alpha and the original Omicron variant.
The latest Omicron subvariant BA.5 is a whole different animal. Its most defining factor? It is the most easily transmissible COVID variant to date, able to evade previous immunity from COVID infection and vaccination.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as of last Saturday, BA.5 accounted for more than half of the country’s new COVID cases. The numbers continue to grow. The CDC reports an average of 106,549 new cases of COVID daily. The CDC also reports daily averages of 5,093 new hospital admissions and 273 new deaths from COVID.
“The main reason this variant has become the predominant one that is now circulating is that it is able to evade previous immunity,” said Dean Blumberg, chief of pediatric infectious diseases at UC Davis Children’s Hospital. “Even people who have partial immunity from a previous infection or vaccination can still have a breakthrough infection.”
That means even if you were infected in 2020 with Delta or even Omicron BA.1 last winter, you can still get BA.5. Your previous immunity does not protect you from the latest strain.
Reported symptoms of BA.5 are similar to previous COVID variants: fever, runny nose, coughing, sore throat, headaches, muscle pain and fatigue.
“The good news is that the vast majority of breakthrough infections now are outpatient illnesses. They are not resulting in the kind of severe illness that we saw earlier in the pandemic when no one had immunity, which led to increased hospitalizations and deaths.”
Now the bad news: If BA.5 can evade immunity, it does mean that you can get reinfected many times from BA.5. Past infections will not protect people from future infections to BA.5, as long as BA.5 is still circulating.
Emerging research is finding that with each repeat COVID infection – even asymptomatic infection -- you increase your risk for complications including stroke, heart attack, diabetes, digestive and kidney disorders and long-term cognitive impairment, including dementia.
Each reinfection also carries with it the risk of Long COVID, a syndrome with ongoing COVID symptoms that can last for weeks or months after infection.
So, what can people do to defend against the latest variants?
Ensure you are up-to-date with your COVID vaccinations and boosters. “There is abundant evidence that being vaccinated and getting all of the boosters that you are eligible for helps protect you against severe disease,” Blumberg said. The CDC recently released data that showed the risk of death from COVID was four times higher for those over 50 who had just the first booster, compared with those who had two boosters. This is especially key for those who are over 50 and immunocompromised
Continue to wear a well-fitted face covering (N95 or KN95, if possible) when you are indoors and you’re not able to socially distance from people outside of your household. “Continue to mask if you are at risk for severe disease or if you are worried about that,” Blumberg said.
On the 19th February 2026 the new build 'Echo Elisa' (2025, 3,775DWT) arrives at Teignmouth from Amsterdam with assistance from 'Teign C'.
The Hamburg-based shipping company Vega-Reederei has ordered ten 3,800 dwt diesel-electric coasters, designed by the Dutch ship design group Conoship International. Hull no. N2303 was built by Shanghai Hunan Industrial (Nantong) and delivered on the 20th October 2025.
Vega-Reederei were known for their large series of “Black Boxes” coasters in the 1980-1990’s, and the new class of ship represent a re-entry for the owner in the European short-sea coaster trade. The vessel was launched as 'Vega Elisa' but is chartered to Danish operator Echoship.
The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on
The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on 6.14.08.
The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on 6.14.08.
The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on 6.14.08.
The Acacia Strain
@ Palladium
Hollywood, CA
July 31, 2010
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