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  1. Of course. Which is why I said, "not the PRIMARY factor..." The fall is going to look very different in schools. Teachers will be vaccinated. HS student will largely be vaccinated (if they want to be/are worried about it); heck, MS students too with the progress suspected by the CDC. We're learning more about how this spreads (or doesn't) in schools, and in three months, the atmosphere will be totally different. Granted a rogue Indian strain could make that "totally different" worse than what the trends now would predict, but looking ahead, I think we'll generally be full steam ahead in schools. Thank God.
  2. Plus, studies are showing that social distancing indoors is not the primary factor in preventing covid spread. https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2021/04/27/mit-study-indoor-transmission-airborne/
  3. Yeah, we're waiting for the season to run. We can't do weekly episodes anymore. Hardest thing is keeping your head in the sand and not hearing/seeing spoilers.
  4. I'm far from an expert on this and the fan outrage. If were the annual top 3 (meaning they'd change each year), then it's not that much different than the current CL... only even LESS predictable than the current CL format. The owners of the breakaway club wanted to create a predictable annual winfall. The "Big6" owners in England don't like the chances that their team will be one of the two (or more) that miss out on the CL money. Businessmen want predictable and sustainable profits. Plus, this would have also given them a bigger slice of the pie. Why are fans against it? Because it locks in the winners and locks out the rest of the footballing world. It's not in the spirit of fair competition to do that. FIFA and UEFA were only against the idea because it would take away from THEIR cash grabs. These organizations are a freakin' joke top to bottom. If they could create another competition to sell to fans and TV to make another billion dollars, they'd do it in a heartbeat without thinking of the health and safety of the players. Absolutely crazy, though, for the owners not to consider the supporter reaction. 100% nuts. It's so predictable... the fan reaction (and the owner's ineptitude in not planning for it). This super league was going NOWHERE without universal fan support from all 15 (or whatever) founding teams. Fat chance that.
  5. Well, that went smoothly. Good on the fans, supporter unions, players, and coaches for getting the ESL thrown in the trash where it belongs. Gonna take a while (if ever) for the owners of those clubs to win back the fans. Especially, the LFC fans. FSG took a good thing and straight ****ed it all up for themselves. If Klopp is smart, he's banging the table for a massive transfer war chest. FSG almost has to say yes to try to distract the fans with new shiny players and (hopefully) hardware. Amazing really how they've ****ed this up. Went from "saving" the club financially, hiring a generational coach, and bringing CL and PL trophies in back to back years to this. Will be a case study for sports owners for decades.
  6. Honest question: can the Democratic party afford to lose talent from congress? Is Dept of Labor a step up for Bernie?
  7. I've been nicely satisfied with Mr. Mercedes on Pea**** as a "side show." My wife and I LOVED Ted Lasso (Apple TV, but worth it... re-upped for seasons 2 and 3, so maybe wait for season 2? It's good, though, and totally worth the month's fee). We also got into Yellowstone... watched on Pea**** but it's on network TV I think. I'm in on The Boys and would recommend that. We're clipping through Schitt's Creek now... take's a bit to get to know the characters, but good after that (maybe 2-3 episodes). By the way, thank you to all of you that throw stuff onto this thread... it helps populate my "to watch" lists across all the platforms. You're doing God's work.
  8. added: Irish team over 17 (W) Alabama 2nd half -10.5 (W) 6-3 for the day
  9. good drink planning, but what about the science experiment?
  10. what could go wrong? PB, please do this like most parents these days, and don't let your kid anywhere near the science fair project. let him watch from next door.
  11. this is a stupid exercise, but here's what i think the supreme court should look like: 10 justices: 5 nominated by R leadership, 5 nominated by D leadership (all confirmed by Senate as usual) 9 justices are "sitting" justices with one in reserve. Which ever party holds the Exec branch, the other party hold a 5-4 majority on the SC... with the "reserve" justice on the bench until a presidential election causes a party change in the White House. Appointments are still for life (or not... whatever), but the balance of the court pivots with elections to maintain appropriate checks and balances... but that balance is never more than 5-4. Flaws exist, of course, but man, this would reduce the random nature of the highest court of the land's composition.
  12. got the heat last night have this today: Texas ML (L) UNC -3 (W) Georgia Team Over 27.5 (W) Iowa St -10 (W) BC +6.5 (W) UMiami +15
  13. maybe the fact that the economy apparently needs them to work in order to properly function is a sign that teachers aren't, in fact, overpaid for 10 months of work (mid-August to mid-June. also, $100k teachers aren't the norm; those would be teachers in wealthy districts at the end of their career and at the top of their pay scale. just sayin'
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