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Just keep in mind that it's not instant protection, it takes some time to build full immunity after vaccination. Approx. two weeks after the second dose.

New data suggests high effectiveness in preventing transmissions, too. Real-world data from Israel says 94% for asymptomatic and 97% for symptomatic transmissions, I think.

I'm not a lawmaker in Peru, so don't know what the regulations are there for vaccinated people. As for the Brazilian variant - as @Stan said already, first lab studies suggest that Pfizer does neutralise it. There's no real world data yet, but everything suggests it will be effective.

I'll donate a tenner just to keep it locked.

That looks tasty... Not a big fan of sweet potatoes, but I love lentils!

It really is great. I was a bit skeptical at first, thought it would be too silly, but it is so well written... The balance is just right - you have an interesting concept and story, some silly gags, some clever humour, plenty of subtle (and sometimes not so subtle) satire and critique of our society. Pretty lighthearted while also dealing with some serious issues; a really good watch. @Bluewolf can confirm

Upload on Prime Video. Such an unexpectedly great series... Interesting concept, good humour, great writing. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7826376/ Can't wait for Season 2...

If there were serious issues with the vaccine in general, you would have surely had plenty of deaths and cases of severe side effects in the UK already, given the sheer amount of people who received their 1st dose... So I wouldn't sweat it, but safety precautions like that is a standard procedure when deaths/severe cases are reported, and it's a good thing it is... There's a possibility that manufacturing/quality control of that specific batch could have been compromised.

No, that's still under investigation. The overall reported number of thromboembolic issues does not exceed the occurrence rate observed in general population, but there are questions raised about one particular batch of the vaccine (ABV5300 which has been delivered to 17 European countries). It all started in Austria, where a 49 year old nurse suddenly developed multiple thrombosis and died shortly after receiving her jab, and her 35 year old colleague nurse from the same clinic was hospitalised with pulmonary embolism (which is usually caused by thrombosis) after receiving her vaccine from the same batch. Denmark reported numerous cases with serious thromboembolic issues as well (including one death, reportedly - but not officially confirmed, I think), and several other countries reported similar isolated severe side effects too, so this is a precaution until it is being investigated.

I know, just messing about I'm a loyal ORF and Hausleitner/Wurz fan anyway

Relax, I just found it slightly amusing

Well that settles it, no Sky for me this season

And in case that doesn't work out, there's always other planets for potential relationships. I'd recommend Neptunian ones, personally.

Denmark has just suspended use of AstraZeneca vaccine as a precaution due to numerous cases of serious blood coagulation problems. Austria stopped using a specific batch of the vaccine due to the same issues (multiple thrombosis and pulmonary embolism) a few days ago. Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Luxembourg suspended use of the same batch of the vaccine as well.

I approve this.

Can't wait It has been moved to end of August, so maaaaaaybe I can finally get this off my bucket list. 25 LMP2s and 24 GTE-Ams looks very promising...

Would be a dream job for you, wouldn't it? Good luck!

Don't celebrate too early. What if the Euros are postponed again?

I must say DFB appointing Klinsmann again would be kinda hilarious though.

I think it's also curious how Germany's successes in the last 15 years coincide with Hansi Flick's spell as assistant manager in the national team. Joined in 2006, left after winning the WM in 2014, and after that, it's been all going downwards. There have always been rumours about him being the binding force behind the team, but it would be interesting to know just how much influence did he have on tactics and player selection back then.

Well, he didn't tell after which Euros though, did he? The sooner he fucks off, the better.

Yeah, I don't particularly like digital versions of actual games, especially when it comes to cards, chess and the likes. Would love to get into physical cards, but unfortunately, it's not really an option; I already have my stuff scattered around four countries at least, and it's a headache every time when you have to leave more stuff behind Will check the MTG Arena though, always wondered what it's all about...

brb, booking a flight to Sri Lanka.

No... But it looks fun. Well, nerd kind of fun, but fun nonetheless How do I start?