The CDC says that whether they are fully vaccinated or not, people do not have to wear masks outdoors when they walk, bike or run alone or with members of their household. They can also go maskless in small outdoor gatherings with fully vaccinated people.
They also should keep their faces covered when dining at outdoor restaurants with friends from multiple households. And everyone, fully vaccinated or not, should keep wearing masks at crowded outdoor events such as concerts or sporting events, the CDC says.
The agency continues to recommend masks at indoor public places, such as hair salons, restaurants, shopping centers, gyms, museums and movie theaters, saying that is still the safer course even for vaccinated people. She said the CDC guidance should be a model for states in setting their mask-wearing requirements.
The advice to the unvaccinated applies to adults and children alike, according to the CDC. In Oxford, Nebraska, population , hardly anyone wears a mask, and the school district dropped its mask mandate last month. Superintendent Bryce Jorgensen said maybe 10 of the students are still covering their faces.
Things are just different. According to the biography, she "was forced to endure the slow torture of watching her child develop in front of her eyes. Even the smallest cuddle was impossible in case it betrayed her secret. Kit was brought up by her adopted mother, Blanche Wright, owner of the home, to believe that her father was an unnamed "great hero". Only when Kit married in did Ms Wright confide to her the identity of her parents.
A friend said: "She got a cold reaction. Mrs O did not admit anything and did not wish to see Kitty again. Only when Ettie died in , aged 69, did Kit tell the secret to her own daughter Gillian. Shortly before this, Gillian and her brother John went to a screening of the film Scott of the Antarctic. The cinema foyer had full-size cutouts of the polar heroes. Gillian, now Gillian Ward, said: "I got a shock because the figure of Captain Oates could have been John standing there.
They did in fact reach the Pole on 17 January , but discovered that the Norwegian explorer Amundsen had beaten them to it. The demoralized five-man British team then began the mile 1, km trek back to their base. They never made it. Hampered by worsening weather, poor provisioning, injury and frostbite, the team were destined to die en route.
Edgar Evans was the first to die 17 February , apparently as the result of a blow to his head when falling into a crevasse. The four remaining men struggled on, slowed by fierce blizzard conditions.
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