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https://www.kansascity.com/news/coronavirus/article249871903.htmlMissouri officials will hold a mega-vaccination event at Arrowhead Stadium for Kansas City and Jackson County residents next Friday and Saturday, Gov. Mike Parson announced Thursday.
At least 6,000 residents will be able to get the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 shot between the two days. The event will be run by two Missouri National Guard units staffing the stadium from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. March 19 and 20. Residents must have an appointment.
It will be open to anyone currently eligible who is on Jackson County Health Departments waiting list.
Alright, be honest now..
I've experienced this before, maybe 10 years ago...having no power for almost a
week during the winter and having acclimated to 35 - 50 degrees everyday (except at work)
Would find myself actually taking off the xtra clothing I'd been wearing and not get chilled like
you do getting used to no heat..it became really very easy to adjust..A few days ago, Evergy asked
all their customers to cut way back on electric usage..Now though they've emailed,
lifting the crisis...go back to your regular usage. I could leave the thermostat turned down,
save some $$ on propane or I could turn it back up to where it was. ..Like I did 8 years ago...
Will you?....
Sorry..gotta dump this..
here...My pet scan for melanoma came back negative. I am a happy boy....
This is where President Biden will take back this country..
Looks comfy...I lurve blue..
https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-apps/imrs.php?src=&w=691
Tough game..
KC and the saints. I thought the saints played dirty. Was glad to see breez playing though
question the smarts of that with 11 cracked ribs, one punctured lung. Never much cared for the
saints after the "bounty" bs....
I'm from Kansas...
But I lived in Seattle off and on for 3 years..Representing Wichita Boeing (when it was boeing).
And I found the city and surrounding areas..really great. Worked up in Everett and in
Bellvue. Nice cities.
So I read from the rightys that the area is going downhill. That the 'black lives matter'
and liberal policys have taken down the culture..I find that absurd. Large cities have their cycles, their ups
and downs.
Does anyone here really think the area is gone completely over to drugs and homelessness?
Trump concession speech..
There was a really excellent concession speech put together from various
video of stumpys' speeches...
Anyone know where it is? tia..
TWEEEeet! Booth Review!!
Saints are being picked on!!!
Half a million...brother
The NFL has fined the New Orleans Saints $500,000 and stripped the team of a seventh-round pick for not wearing masks during their postgame locker room celebrations after a Week 9 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
According to ESPN, the Saints have appealed the decision and believe that other teams across the NFL have celebrated victories without wearing masks, but have instead avoided punishment.
Video of countless Saints players and head coach Sean Payton that was shared to social media went viral shortly after the team's 383 win over Tampa Bay. ESPN previously reported that the NFL noticed multiple players not wearing masks during the locker room celebrations, which is in violation of this year's NFL COVID-19 protocols.
The discipline is similar to what the Oakland Raiders received earlier this season when, in early November, the NFL fined the Raiders $500,000 and head coach Jon Gruden $150,000. It also stripped Oakland of a sixth-round draft pick.
"The fines are draconian," Raiders owner Mark Davis said at the time.
The Saints, like the Raiders, are repeat offenders to the league's COVID-19 protocols.
In mid-September, Payton, like Gruden, was fined $100,000 for improperly wearing face coverings in the NFL bench area.
The Patriots were also reportedly $350,000 fined on Sunday for COVID-19 protocol violations stemming from issues in October.
The Saints face the Broncos on Sunday. Kickoff is set for 4:05 p.m. ET.
BY BEN PICKMAN
We don't need no stinking quarterback..
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/30408624/sources-denver-broncos-qbs-ruled-ineligible-vs-new-orleans-saints
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- In the on-field scenario many in the league feared the most with the COVID-19 pandemic, the Denver Broncos plan to play the New Orleans Saints on Sunday with no available quarterbacks for the game.
The Broncos' three eligible quarterbacks -- Drew Lock, Brett Rypien and Blake Bortles -- were each deemed to be a "high-risk" close contact to quarterback Jeff Driskel, and none of the three can be in uniform for Sunday's game, sources told ESPN.
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