His Keep the Greasy Side Down music blog helped Ryan B. Clark through a series of tragedies. Hookworm Records is his way of saying thanks for the music.
Are the unvaccinated kids alright?
As more American adults receive their COVID-19 vaccine, immunized parents find themselves wondering what kinds of activities they can do with their unvaccinated children. This is a tough decision, writes David Leonhardt at
The New York Times. But he makes the case for resuming many pre-pandemic activities with confidence. After all, COVID-19 has so far proven much less risky for kids than for adults: Leonhardt points out that the disease has killed fewer kids than an annual flu season normally would. For the average kid, COVID is a negligible risk, Dr. Aaron Richterman, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Pennsylvania, told Leonhardt. On the flip side, studies suggest lockdown and the social isolation that comes along with it can do harm to kids, too. So unfortunately, there is no risk-free option, but parents who choose to resume normal life will be making a decision that is as scientifically grounded as the more cautious ap
This wrong was made right as much as it can be in a pandemic, at least on Friday, when Jimmy Eat World released the first of its Phoenix Sessions, a series of streamed shows the band performed at the Icehouse downtown. (To ensure that there will still be live performances to attend when the pandemic is over, a dollar of the $15 ticket price for each concert goes toward the National Independent Venue Association, or NIVA.)
Friday s concert, the first of three, found Jimmy Eat World performing
Surviving in its entirety. It premiered at 3 p.m. Arizona time and is available to stream for 72 hours after. (Their performances of