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"What's a blueberry muffin called that has no …"
"Yes, but we also have a lot of the British words here too."
"It is strange how words can change from one English speaking country to another."
"I never know how it started. We say both here in Canada."
"I wasn't being pedantic about the different pronunciations.
In most of the UK, we say…"
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Comment was by Stephen Brodie on December 24, 2020 at 11:31am
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Canada Approves Moderna / NIH vaccine
The Good professor says he has heard that 115ml people are travelling over Xmas "can this be true? Can a sophisticated nation like the United States embark on this suicidal path? It appears so" (It beggers credulity)
It looks like Canada might be the first country to achieve herd immunity after the full roll-out of the vaccine across the nation.
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Comment was by Joan Denoo on December 24, 2020 at 8:28am
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Randy, clouds or fog prevented seeing the conjunction in N.E. WA State. Thanks for remembering Carl; he would be pleased.
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Nothing, but I'll make do with internet pics.
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The sky's over England were rather overcast these last few nights. When it was clear I saw one very clear planet moving behind the moon, but I don't know what it was. It had a red hue to it.
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Comment was by Randall Smith on December 21, 2020 at 8:10am
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Carl would have enjoyed seeing Jupiter and Saturn in conjunction. Last night's view was spectacular!
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How Carl Sagan Beat Pseudoscience (The Sagan Method)
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Or they'll be dead.
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It is great news, but the conspiracy theorists and anti-vaxxers are coming out of the woodwork. Unless we get a High percentage of people taking the vaccine it will be all for nought.
Thankfully we live in a free country and we can't force people to take the vaccine, but what will happen I suspect is anyone who doesn't the vaccine won't be able to travel into other countries for holidays or business.
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Great news!!!
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First Vaccine approved in the UK
2 Dec 2020
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