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Thank you for your great photos!

I hope they're thinking of a long-term solution, parklettes built of something moveable for future parades, and maybe only close blocks with more restaurants than retail/business offices so there is still some access... and bikeway that's enforced since some riders don't use common sense.

This photo is horrible and should be taken down.

An N95 designation is about the filtration ability of the mask. There are different styles of mask (cup, boat, bi-fold) that have the N95 designation.
The BYD masks in the boxes in photo are not a cup style N95 so they probably won’t cause bruising and blistering. And proper PPE for a healthcare worker amongst very sick COVID positive people is different than people in a classroom. If you are saying you won’t wear an N95 because they don’t fit right for you I would urge that you investigate the different styles of N95 masks, and even look into the very wearable boat style Korean KF94 masks that even though they have to pass one percent lesser filtration (94% vs 95%) usually filter far above.
3M makes many different styles of N95 masks, the most comfortable are the Aura 9205+ and if you can find it the super breathable 3M V Flex 9105.
There’s a mechanical engineer whose specialty is aerosols, Aaron Collins aka the Mask Nerd, who has a lot of info on YouTube. He tests masks and has a document listing the results. Most important is the filtration and breathability listed on the document.
Find your perfect non-cloth mask, it’s out there.

Sac, we're in agreement here, not our business.

In bottles or cans?

Another thought, Sac... I don't know where you get the idea that someone's cause of death is private and it's akin to their medical records under HIPAA during their lifetime. It's literally on death certificates, which are available to the public. So this idea you've invented that no one has a right to know or can know is odd. I've just pulled up my grandfather's death certificate for example. Anyone can obtain this document by request. It is not private. The causes of death are listed as respiratory failure, advanced congestive heart failure, and coronary artery disease and to each is attached the length of time he suffered from these conditions. The immediate cause is noted on the certificate and then beneath that are any illnesses or pathologies that contributed to the final cause. I'll go down to the county recorder and request the certificate on this. If it was COVID, for example, it will be listed.