A study shows that if anything, vaccinated people were less likely to experience sudden death.
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The February job openings, etc, report suggests an even keel labor market.
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An interesting perspective on the history of American film by examining the role of directors.
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Minnesota has a very high tax rate of all types, and the burden falls hardest on the middle class.
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Big deals continue in health care financings. eMed, which manages weight loss medications for employers, raises a hefty $200 million, giving it a valuation of $2 billion, which seems crazy. But hey, the company has Tom Brady as an investor so there is that.
https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/health-tech/employer-telehealth-company-emed-raises-200m-2b-valuation?utm_medium=email&utm_source=nl&utm_campaign=HC-NL-FierceHealthPayer&oly_enc_id=4679D3169845B3YThe second part of the abysmal chore of reviewing Strib gibberish.
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Catching up on another set of missed drollery and fantasy from our local paper.
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We have surge of "aliens are here" reports and discussions, but they aren't.
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A new study shows little change in CO2 levels through multiple cycles of warming and cooling over the last 3 million years.
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A very bad set of US debt auctions this week, with sharply higher interest rates, but likely a one-off due to the Iran situation.
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More detail on domestic migration of income for Minnesota is found at a Center for the American Experiment post.
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A couple of days of the Star Tribune gives you a clear sense of how dreadful the coverage is.
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Minnesota has about the worst government in the country; maybe California and Illinois are worse, but it is close.
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Terrible belief systems and power-made autocrats are the worst enemy of humanity and progress.
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