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The Guitarist and the Albatross — Petchary’s Blog

I heard this morning that Peter Green, co-founder of the very successful rock band Fleetwood Mac, had died at age 73. Peter Green was born to a Jewish family in Bethnal Green, London, in 1946. Although he is described as a singer (and he did have quite a soulful voice and wrote amazing songs, too) […]
The Guitarist and the Albatross — Petchary’s Blog
A Look at Puerto Rico’s Cautious ‘Preliminary Plan’ to Kick off the Next School Year — Repeating Islands

Jhoni Jackson (Remezcla) offers a look at Puerto Rico’s cautious ‘preliminary plan’ to kick off the next school year. The upcoming school year in Puerto Rico will begin remotely, officials announced yesterday, July 22. Taking into consideration the advice of Governor Wanda Vázquez’s COVID-19 task force, distanced and virtual learning will be mandatory of all public and […]
A Look at Puerto Rico’s Cautious ‘Preliminary Plan’ to Kick off the Next School Year — Repeating Islands
Florida’s top Republicans support sending kids back to school. But what about their own kids and grandkids?
Germany braces for a second coronavirus wave amid rising infections
German health authorities have warned that the infection rate has risen to around 800 per day from 500 earlier. The state premier of Saxony, Michael Kretschmer thinks the “second wave is already here.”
New testing shortages hit California’s vulnerable hardest amid record Covid-19 infections | US news | The Guardian
“It breaks my heart when we have to say no, we can’t test you,” said Dr Grace Neuman, an internist who runs the testing program at the South Central Family Health Center, in Los Angeles,
The center, which serves about 25,000 patients, is now only able to administer 25 test kits a day. A few weeks ago, Neuman said she was able to test four times as many patients, but commercial labs, facing a shortage of supplies, have been pinched and unable to process more than a couple of dozen tests from the center each day.
Ireland offers a hundred thousand welcomes – unless you’re American | World news | The Guardian
The would-be diners admitted they had not self-isolated for 14 days after entering Ireland, compelling a rebuff, said Keane. “I said no. There was no malice. It’s certainly not an anti-American sentiment.” Other businesses have followed suit, some openly, others discreetly. JP McMahon, a chef and owner of Cava Bodega in Galway, started questioning tourists and turning away those that admitted violating quarantine after his staff felt “uncomfortable” serving a group from Texas. The Kings Head pub in Galway and Gregan’s Castle Hotel in County Clare tweeted that they, too, had turned away Americans just off the plane. The Charleville Lodge in Dublin said that it was banning American tourists – even those seeking to quarantine in the hotel: “The government has advised that overseas guests must ‘stay in your hotel or guesthouse’, which means the government is happy to put my staff at risk by being in contact with these guests. This is not self-isolation.”
Source: Ireland offers a hundred thousand welcomes – unless you’re American | World news | The Guardian
U.S. coronavirus deaths top 1,000 for four straight days as California, Florida and Texas report record averages
McDonald’s Pauses Reopening of Dining Rooms as COVID-19 Cases Grow : US News : Latin Post – Latin news, immigration, politics, culture
Fail- Meanwhile, the employees will have an orientation of handling the customers, who don’t want to comply with the rules of wearing face masks. The staff will offer the customers a mask. However, if the customer declines, the staff will guide the customer to a designated area to pick-up their orders at a safe distance from other customers.
COVID-19 rages in county that dismissed farmworker risk – Los Angeles Times
As coronavirus cases began to grow in San Joaquin County in June, Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs proposed requiring citizens to wear a mask in his city in the center of the fertile valley, where agriculture is king and poverty pervasive.
The response he received from the county emergency services director, a key figure in coordinating the pandemic response, was disquieting, he said.
“Stay in your lane,” wrote Shellie Lima in a June 9 email to Tubbs obtained by The Times, days before the county allowed card rooms, hotels and day camps to open. “I am against the proposed mask ordinance for Stockton … Why would our elected officials feel that they have the medical understanding to do so?”
Source: COVID-19 rages in county that dismissed farmworker risk – Los Angeles Times
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