Source: Indoor Masks May Return To LA If COVID Hospitalizations Keep Rising | LAist
Marii Freire Pereira
” O simples não é fácil. Mas possível, a medida que você se adapta aos processos e aprende a lidar com ele.”
Marii Freire Pereira
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Santarém, Pá 9 de junho de 2022

Epicuro
” Os grandes navegadores devem sua reputação aos temporais e tempestades. “
Epicuro
Marii Freire Pereira
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Santarém, Pá 9 de junho de 2022

Simone de Beauvoir
” É pelo trabalho que a mulher vem diminuindo a distância que a separava do homem, somente o trabalho poderá garantir-lhe uma independência concreta. “
Simone de Beauvoir
Marii Freire Pereira
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Santarém, Pá 9 de junho de 2022

Polish president: Calls to Putin like talking to Hitler | News | DW | 09.06.2022
Monkeypox: German panel recommends vaccine for risk groups | News | DW | 09.06.2022
Germany’s Standing Committee on Vaccination (STIKO) said Thursday that people over 18 who have been exposed to or are at increased risk of monkeypox infection should be inoculated.
The vaccine advisory body recommended Bavarian Nordic’s Imvanex smallpox shot. The panel added that due to its limited supply, the vaccine should be made available first to people who were exposed to the virus in the last 14 days.
Source: Monkeypox: German panel recommends vaccine for risk groups | News | DW | 09.06.2022
German Brewers Face ‘Unprecedented’ Beer Bottle Shortage – The New York Times
the soaring inflation for energy and grains in the wake of the Ukraine war is no match for the biggest challenge facing Mr. Fritsche’s brewery, Klosterbrauerei Neuzelle, and others like it across Germany: a severe shortage of beer bottles.
The problem is “unprecedented,” Mr. Fritsche said. “The price of bottles has exploded.”
The issue is not so much a lack of bottles. Germany’s roughly 1,500 breweries have up to four billion returnable glass bottles in circulation — about 48 for every man, woman and child.
Customers pay a surcharge of 8 euro cents on each bottle, and get that money back when it is returned.


While the returnable-bottle system is climate-friendly and appeals to Germans’ obsession with recycling, it comes with one major problem: getting people to return their empties.
Dragging a crate — or several — of empty glass bottles back to a store can be a hassle, even if it means getting back the deposit fee. So people tend to let them stack up, in the basements of their homes or on the balconies of their apartments, biding their time until they are running out of either space or spare cash.
Russia Prosecuting 1,100 Captured Ukrainian Soldiers – The New York Times – (Me: Putin the Cruel and unlawful)
Lina Khan, a Big Tech Critic, Tries Answering Her Own Detractors – The New York Times
I don’t see any of these as mutually exclusive. We already filed major lawsuits. We’ve sued to block the Nvidia-Arm transaction. We sued to block Lockheed’s acquisition of Aerojet, which was the first time in decades the government has sued to block a merger in the new defense industrial space. We’ll continue to build on that.
You can expect to see big lawsuits. We’re definitely focusing our resources on litigating. With limited resources, we’re having to focus on what we see as some of the biggest problems. I’ve made clear that focusing on dominant actors in markets is going to be a focus.
Supreme Court Allows Undated Ballots in Pennsylvania Election – The New York Times
The Supreme Court said on Thursday that election officials in Pennsylvania may count mailed ballots accompanied by voters’ declarations that were signed but not dated. The court’s order came in a tight race for a seat on a state court, but it is likely to affect other contests in the state as well.
The court’s brief order gave no reasons, which is typical when the justices act on emergency applications.
The court’s three most conservative members — Justices Samuel A. Alito Jr., Clarence Thomas and Neil M. Gorsuch — dissented, saying that the court should address the issue presented in the case in time for the November elections.
The case concerned a state law enacted in 2019 that permitted all registered voters to vote by mail. The law required voters using mailed ballots to “fill out, date and sign” a declaration printed on the outside of the return envelope that said they were qualified to vote.
The Supreme Court’s order let stand a ruling from a unanimous three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, in Philadelphia, which said the part of the state law requiring the declarations to be dated ran afoul of a provision of the federal Civil Rights Act of 1964. The provision prohibits government officials from denying the right to vote “because of an error or omission” if it “is not material in determining whether such individual is qualified under state law to vote.”
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