First, very good news. Pfizer-BioNTech submitted a request to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to authorize its Omicron-specific vaccine:
- The shot targets B.1, BA.4 and BA.5 variants that are responsible for nearly 100% of all current cases in the U.S.
- What about that BA.2.75 subvariant, which replaced BA.5 in India as the dominant strain? No word yet, but my analysis of the evolution of both is that they came from the same variant, BA.2, so there has to be something good to this link.
- Intended for anyone 12 years or older.
- Dr. Ashish Jha, who coordinates COVID for the White House, and will effectively replace Dr. Anthony Fauci as the face of the administration on this subject, said that this booster could be available by early to mid September.
- Moderna's version, very similar to Pfizer's, will soon also come before the FDA.
Our Green Safari golfed seven times. Our best meal was lunch at Hisui 2.
So back to 8May2010 a day after I left the group, for they went home to Honolulu and Florida. I had a meal at St. Michael's Alley:Half a century ago St. Michael's Alley was a favorite restaurant. Egg salad sandwich with a lettuce salad that featured a dressing I've been imagining all these years. Never liked that taste then, but I thought I would today. While that restaurant still exists a short walk from the Caltrain Palo Alto station, the owners have changed a few times and the menu is totally different. No memorable salad dressing.
Saturday brunch is very popular, with a swarm of people waiting outside the door. However, I managed to sneak into a bar seat and ordered a Salmon Benedict and Caesar Salad with a Kir Royale and Page Mill (name of the street a block away) Chardonnay.
This is heartbreaking news to share. These 11 programs consist of more than 240 incredible student-athletes and 22 dedicated coaches. They were built by more than 4,000 alumni whose contributions led to 20 national championships, 27 Olympic medals, and an untold number of academic and professional achievements. Each of the individuals associated with these programs will forever have a place in Stanford’s history.
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