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Neighborhood Chat / Re: The Omicron Variant
« on: Yesterday at 06:54:47 PM »
Relative Lack of lethality is good...

Dead vs alive isnt the only option. Let's see how we do with long covid.

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Restaurants & Food / Re: evelina's tamales
« on: December 27, 2021, 06:52:58 PM »
Also a website for those who don't use the 'gram

https://eveliastamales.com/

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Neighborhood Chat / Re: The Omicron Variant
« on: December 26, 2021, 12:27:44 AM »
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/24/world/africa/south-africa-covid-quarantine.html

South Africa leading the way yet again.Eanwhile chaos amd terror reign here in the United States of Dumb. NYC Tough! ...not

fear and overreaction has always been the American way. except when it comes to guns, which are soon to be inserted into the womb during pregnancy to guarantee infants can develop skills before heading off to day care.

Ha! Never too early for trigger discipline.

I saw a quiet meditation on this very topic here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHv6YBoIKbY


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Neighborhood Chat / Re: Replacements for JHL after it's goan.
« on: December 24, 2021, 11:13:00 PM »
7 days to go and still no replacement in sight......

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Neighborhood Chat / Re: Trader Joe's Location Requests
« on: December 17, 2021, 06:12:07 PM »
true. people who want cars where they're not needed.....not much different than people who want to raise goats in a co-op apartment.


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Neighborhood Chat / Re: ACA/Health Insurance
« on: December 16, 2021, 08:36:25 AM »
sorry to hear that. if you know it's going to be a brief gap (if you're lucky enough to have gotten the insurance through your job, and you have a new job lined already up), it's probably worth sucking up the cost through COBRA for a month or two (but not more!) to keep coverage the same and not have gaps. otherwise the navigator advice above is good.

this may depend on your financial situation and whether you insure a big family. good luck.


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Restaurants & Food / Re: Uncle Peters for special Holiday Lunches
« on: December 15, 2021, 04:26:19 PM »
going a little westward, casa del chef has high quality lunches and dinners, bistro dining with an ecuadorean gloss done by a chef who worked in many michelin-starred places....

https://casadelchefny.com/

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Great, so open streets is a Marxism thing?? Ugh... That explains a lot.

you found us out


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I do feel that facts from the DOT are useless

21st century right there folks.

facts are useless. feelings are more important.

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Neighborhood Chat / Re: Honking
« on: December 09, 2021, 11:59:55 AM »
Here's my honku

Endless Loud Honking
Replace Asshole and Car With
Large Missile Crater

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Restaurants & Food / Burmese Bites
« on: December 08, 2021, 12:49:53 PM »


Hat tip to Chopsticks and Marrow
http://chopsticksandmarrow.com/2021/11/burmese-bites-comes-to-queens-center-mall/

Burmese place in Queens Centre Mall food court.

Their tea-leaf salad is good…but their version  of  “Shan Kaukswe”,
a kind of Noodle salad with Chicken/Greens/Peanuts/Spices (dry not soup) is EXCELLENT.

 Incredibly aromatic and flavorful, almost minty like some other burmese dishes.
 Again, like the tea-leaf salad, such a a wonderful melange of flavors and textures.

They are worth a visit for takeout!

https://www.facebook.com/burmesebites

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Neighborhood Chat / Re: The Omicron Variant
« on: December 07, 2021, 09:36:37 AM »
The spread of the Omicron variant only underscores the failure of the major Western countries, the US above all, to develop a strategy for eliminating this deadly virus worldwide. Instead, we are told we must learn to "live with COVID", i.e., to accept more than 1,000 people, 400,000 a year, dying from it, and no one knows how many contracting long Covid that will potentially affect them for the rest of their lives. If people in our neighborhood are still wearing masks outside, it is because they know so many people who died or were sickened by the virus. Please forgive them for not following your enlightened "science".

well said. imagine if we were told we must "learn to live with cancer" ... then again, there are those science-denierrs who claim that doesn't even exist, so......

But people and the world do live (and die of) cancer.

We have learned to live (and die) of it.

It's a fact of being human and being alive.

There is no real cure for cancer. Yet.

Blaming the USA or anyone for a disease is strange.

It's nature...and as yet mankind has not been able to completely control nature.

That's what COVID has proved.

But medical science has done a remarkable job to keep many diseases in check. Including COVID.

Still, nature remains more powerful than we are. Even more powerful than the USA!

And we do have to accept that. And live with it.

 Cancer isn't transmissible by respiration.

(.....cancer being mostly a thousand different non-transmissible diseases with a common mechanism of uncontrolled cell replication.)

Cancer isn't amenable to sensible programs of eradication with simple public health messages and actions....

....these messages and actions which have been undermined by ignoramuses and those that take advantage of them for profit and power.

“All I can say is that on this earth there are plagues and there are victims, and as far as possible one should refuse to be on the side of the plague” - Camus

Apologizing for the willful spreader of covid misinformation is "being on the side of the plague. "

If as a culture we had a spine and a brain we could have beaten covid with 1/10th of the death we have had.
 instead we have....looks around

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Neighborhood Chat / Re: Superfresh on Northern Boulevard is closing
« on: December 05, 2021, 04:49:15 PM »
Agree. It's sad that we can't have a nicer store to shop in here but the prices were higher and that news went around the community very early on. I believe someone with a more unique product or approach could make a go of it though. The TJ's in LIC, for example, is pretty busy in a smallish space
and I think that could work here.

Amongst all the chain supermarkets, TJs is my favorite. I would love a TJs there, but they are so popular, and in a car-centric neighborhood, that tiny 15-car parking lot and corner would be a nightmare.

The place that would have been great is the old Modells on 31st Ave. Big parking lot! But instead there is an autozone going in. Sigh.


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