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What's the rule in NYC for international travelers coming into the city for vacation?What, that I support kids 5 and over who are approved for the vaccine to have to show proof of vaccination to be in public spaces? They carry the disease just like the rest of us, and in the case of Omicron, they are getting it and passing it on.
I don't think French or Spanish 8 year olds can get the vaccine in their home country, so is their family shit out of luck or is there an exemption?-
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On Christmas Day a family bought over $100 worth of tickets and food two days after Christmas.
The tip? $2.00.
How much were the tickets and how much was the food? $2 was probably low, but if a family of 5 went to a night movie, over half of that was on the tickets.
We're tipping on tickets now?
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It's a bounce house rental place isn't it?
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I guess lowell and lance need some tape for their SEC network interviews?
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Just now, dcar00 said:
agreed. Galindo pulls him into stupid shit unrelated to the game.
You dont want to hear the history of Licon doing the worm at Sul Ross?
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Refs need to get WEbber off the fucking court
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incidental bullshit. move on
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That chart has to be "based on eligibility", right?Maybe, someday, we can be as functional a country as......Mexico.
Many countries aren't vaccinating their youth. I don't think Mexico is vaccinating under 18, which makes up a good % of their population.
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good deal... Sould provide a good prevalence data set compared to the other area high schools.The testing site is open to the public. However, the students at Mac are pretty proactive about lining up to get tested if they don't feel well. The reported numbers are Mac students only. -
Are these random tests or people who don't go to McCallum and don't feel well and need to test?87 cases at McCallum since last Monday. It is a testing site and there's a line out the door of students waiting for a test each day before school, so Mac is going to have more confirmed cases that other schools.
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No, I'm currently morally superior to those who have caught it.. until, of course, I catch it.
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I'll try to find it, but I thought I remember one of the legalization bills from a recent TX lege session was written by a hardcore Christian who argued marijuana was created by God, so it was fine.
I could've been high at the time though.
Edit:. Found it. From 2015...."Everything that God made is good, even marijuana" said state Rep. David Simpson, R-Longview, who filed the bill. "The conservative thought is that government doesn't need to fix something that God made good."
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According to the WaPo, there's a comma in Gorsuch's quote.Since apparently everyone failed fucking English
Gorsuch incorrectly said the Flu killed “hundreds of thousands” every year. It does not.
Sotomayor incorrectly said we have “over 100K children…in serious condition”. We do not.
Both comments are factually incorrect and expose the stupidity of the court, along with its partisan nature. Americans deserve better. #bothsides
"Hundreds, thousands of people..."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/01/08/sotomayors-false-claim-that-over-100000-children-are-serious-condition-with-covid/
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what's the point Sotomayor is trying to make?
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They also asked to double up your masks if you don't have those. Seems like a round about way to say cloth masks don't do much.A friend of mine who lives in AISD said the district has asked for kids to start wearing KN95s, y'all hear the same thing?
If so and you're looking, he got some from Amazon delivered same-day today.
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I bet that dude is just going to keep catching all the variants...Dude down the street tested positive. He said he caught it at their bayhouse before his family came down to join him for a weekend. They are a bit over cautious and decided he needed to quarantine without them for 2 weeks.
Fuckin a man - 2 weeks alone with no wife or kids at a bayhouse. This motherfucker is probably duck hunting and fishing every day.-
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I read out of 1200 tests, one third were positive yesterday.It's going to be interesting to see the results of the AISD testing clinics that opened yesterday and today. The district encouraged all students to get tested before returning to school tomorrow. My kids went to the McCallum High testing site yesterday late morning, and waited 25 minutes before being told that they were out of tests. They went earlier this morning and we'll see how that goes.
Even if the number of students in ASID who get tested before tomorrow doesn't approach 50%, I imagine there's still a sizable amount of students getting tested, and with the transmission rate of this variant, I have to believe there will be a lot of students who test positive and start their semesters virtual.
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I dont think AISD can afford to go virtual.
Plus, Elizade said AISD follows the science. It would be rather unscientific to stop in-person learning due to covid.
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The Courier font is a nice touch.
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Based on the CDC's revised prevalence of omicron, are most places still fighting Delta?
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Oh man, the VAERS database is riddled with that kind of stuff.The fact that we largely don't even have any standardized ways to record/stratify data on a state level, much less a national level, makes it next to impossible to gather all the categories of meaningful data.
In the post-mortem of this pandemic, if I was a congresscritter (and imagining that we had a functional federal government), I would introduce Brisket's Pandemic Hospital Data Reporting Act (except I'd take the time to come up with words that make a cool acronym, like "BITCH" or something). It would require all hospitals that receive medicare or medicaid reimbursement (so.....all hospitals) to report certain categories of admissions broken down in certain ways, upon either executive order or by order of the CDC (that is, they don't have to do it all the time, just in connection with certain infectious disease situations). And we'd require things like the REASON for admission (so, the car wreck victim with COVID would be admitted for "Reason: broken bones from wreck," and wouldn't be recorded as a COVID case), etc. etc.
We need to have a more uniform approach to understanding and managing pandemics in the future. If we don't 1) learn from this experience and 2) put what we learned to good use, then we're fucking morons.
SPOILER: we're fucking morons, and we won't do either 1 or 2. But a boy can dream.
"My 85 year old dad got the COVID vaccine. He fell and broke his hip two days later."
Similarly, in the 5-11 aged Pfizer trial, one of the kids broke his/her arm. Obviously (to most people) that's not a side effect of the vaccine, but it still had to be logged. -
Is that a table cloth?
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CR: COVID-19 --Political Talk
in Cloak Room
Posted · Edited by smoky
Given that this study is pre omicron, I'd like to see the data refreshed.
EDIT: Looks like they did update the data. By Mid December there was almost no distinction between districts with mandates, partial mandates or no mandates.
Moral of the story is there are no absolutes, don't try to spike the covid football, and check the dates on story that show up as "new"
https://www.michigan.gov/documents/coronavirus/20211214_Data_and_modeling_update_vMEDIA_743631_7.pdf#page=51