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One of those streets is just one block next to me. Kind of annoying when trying to avoid people and the city is channeling them into your back yard.Seattle will permanently close 20 miles of residential streets to most vehicle traffic
The streets had been closed temporarily to through traffic to provide more space for people to walk and bike at a safe distance apart during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Why? Because the Pizza is somehow better then using the packets and cubes readily available?
I don't know about that...in fact, probably the opposite, at least for me. Being home so much has made me realize how many toys/gadgets I enjoy having, that otherwise go unappreciated or underutilized when the typical work/family grind is going on. Guitars, patio furniture, sporting goods stuff, etc.
Naw, I don't think so. I think it will be worse. There will be more power and money consolidated in fewer hands. If that makes you pessimistic, then what am I?
Yeah, I like the taste of sourdough a lot. I am not saying I won't be baking regular pizza, but I will be making a few sourdough pizzas/breads each month.
A realist?
The effort to cultivate enough Yeast to add to your reward seems faulty based on my experience.
I have an active starter that will grow fast when I feed it and keep it warm. The only complication with sourdough is that you have to plan ahead - I started with the dough today for a pizza I will make tomorrow.
My 80+ yo grampa did that. He had it in jar of russian black tea.
Fack! Now I know how Fauci feels.
ridemonkey.bikemag.com
It's already happening....
Yup, the outdoors are currently occupied with obvious non-outside people.
I'd honestly be torn. On one had it's the PERFECT year to do it. Just ignore the chaos that happens in this failed state.
My parents are in their 80s and one is disabled. Can't leave them to fend for themselves during this. I was working feverishly towards my goal of starting NOBO in April up until about 3 weeks prior to the start date when the shit hit the fan and I decided to pull the plug.
Why is that? Tell us more.
Meanwhile, with all the noise about restarting, Quebec infections and deaths accelerate.
Seems pretty stable to me, at a too high level I admit. But what is the alternative?
Well, at least in the US, baring significant amounts of
Numbers do not seem stable to me, unless stable means not slowing down. An alternative would be to figure out how to live with this long term. Flinging the doors open seems unwise and will likely lead us back to where we are now. In Montreal, the « opening » dates have been pushed back repeatedly. I’m wondering if the government used to work in the bike industry. Two more weeks...
Stable does mean not slowing down. 100 deaths, 1000 cases. Facts are that almost all cases are in old folks home. Those should be the priority. The amount of deaths for people below 70 is, for a lack of a better word, negligible.
In Montreal, the majority of deaths have been in old age homes as you state. This is shifting however and there is a lot of community and unknown transmission happening.
