Zorba
Lifer
Yeah, but our rollout had been pretty good, despite our slant. Much better than places like TX, MS, AL, and GA.
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sdifox
No Lifer
brianmanahan
Lifer
i'll hit the 14 day window at the end of this week but i don't plan to change my behavior any time soon
i'm saving so much money not doing anything anymore, and am getting used to being a hermit
sometimes i go for drives to the park but i never get out of my car
i'm saving so much money not doing anything anymore, and am getting used to being a hermit
sometimes i go for drives to the park but i never get out of my car
MrSquished
Lifer
That's great. I'm just saying the smart people went and got their vaccines, it will peter down as there are just too many Trumpers left who are anti vaxx and that's how it will stay most likely
Captante
Lifer
dullard
Elite Member
Yes, I can Google. But, yes the media gave it attention, covered it on TV and on the web and the radio and the newspapers and many health websites. You were caught flat-out lying by claiming the media didn't cover it. If only you had the skills to Google, then you could have caught your own lie before posting it.
Yes, your point went over my head, because you don't seem to be making logical points. And I am only capable of understanding logic.
The fact is Vitamin D has a small positive effect on Covid-19 because it helps your immune system. Yes, we should know about that. But it isn't a prevention, nor a treatment, nor a cure. It has been mentioned at about the level that it should be mentioned: as a side story.
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s0me0nesmind1
Lifer
lol I've flown first class a ton of times. I worked consulting for 7+ years and flew out every week and had status galore.
Anyhow, it's your typical Sysco food - nothing to write home about.
s0me0nesmind1
Lifer
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thestrangebrew1
Diamond Member
CA to reopen fully June 15 if current trends continue: https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/cal...ne-15-for-california-to-fully-reopen/2511400/
Will be interesting to see how the numbers turn out in the next month or so.
Will be interesting to see how the numbers turn out in the next month or so.
Zorba
Lifer
Yeah, that's true of the vast majority of restaurants. It's better than national chains, but definitely not worth $500.
I do love the make your own sundaes. When I worked at an airline, I loved when I had to support some fleet wide issue at an international airport, we'd always eat the left over sundaes (left over as in never served, not partially eaten).
So same as pre- Covid-19? 😛
California's numbers have dropped very sharply, L.A. County in particular. It's unclear how this happened, but likely a combination of natural immunity from infections and more social distancing. There was an article just yesterday that the Bay Area had a small week-over-week increase in new confirmed cases, so trends can still shift.
brianmanahan
Lifer
thestrangebrew1
Diamond Member
The numbers in our County have gone down but they seemed to have plateaued here the last few weeks. We've been stuck between 40-60 a day, and we're still seeing 1-3 deaths a day for a while now. Vaccinations have been slow the last few months but we're finally getting emails to schedule for an appt (my household has vaccinated or at least gotten the first dose for the last month, but we got lucky back then). All the counties around us has moved into the red tier as well. We're stuck in purple for a few more weeks far as I can tell.
K1052
Elite Member
Would I pay $500 for a US domestic first class meal? No.
Would I pay $500 for a Singapore Airlines first class meal with free access to their champagne menu? That's a conversation worth having.
Red Squirrel
No Lifer
We're at 376 cases and 25 deaths in my region. Did not realize it jumped that much.
www.porcupinehu.on.ca
Porcupine Health Unit - COVID-19
Excess death figures since the start of the pandemic (from the Financial Times). As I understand it, these figures aren't just based on multii-year averages, but they tried to incorporate the 'trends' over recent years also.
On these numbers it's South America and Eastern Europe that have been hardest hit. Western Europe and the US next. Seems as if it's correct what has been said about Belgium appearing bad becuase they are more assiduous in counting COVID deaths. Surprised Bulgaria is as bad as it is.
Australia and east Asia have done vastly better (most of them seem to have _fewer_ deaths than normal - I can only guess because the precautions reduced the incidence of flu, and road-traffic-deaths as well). Don't seem to be figures for New Zealand but I'd expect they'd be in that least-hit group. Also don't see figures for India, which has been badly hit.
Edit - curious why Paraguay has done much better than the rest of South America. Also, I suppose it's not clear how reliable or comparable-across-countries excess death numbers themselves are.
Also pretty clear that Sweden's approach has not been a success.
On these numbers it's South America and Eastern Europe that have been hardest hit. Western Europe and the US next. Seems as if it's correct what has been said about Belgium appearing bad becuase they are more assiduous in counting COVID deaths. Surprised Bulgaria is as bad as it is.
Australia and east Asia have done vastly better (most of them seem to have _fewer_ deaths than normal - I can only guess because the precautions reduced the incidence of flu, and road-traffic-deaths as well). Don't seem to be figures for New Zealand but I'd expect they'd be in that least-hit group. Also don't see figures for India, which has been badly hit.
Edit - curious why Paraguay has done much better than the rest of South America. Also, I suppose it's not clear how reliable or comparable-across-countries excess death numbers themselves are.
Also pretty clear that Sweden's approach has not been a success.
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s0me0nesmind1
Lifer
Lol a conversation worth having? I would say book that shit ASAP because I don't know what kind of pricing mistaking you ran into with that price.
Zorba
Lifer
Before seeing this post I just randomly looked at CDC excess deaths. Looks like for the first time in a year we are below the excess line, and now pretty far below it. I'm guessing the lack of flu this year is helping that number along with the massive drop in COVID deaths. There was likely some moving death forward too, e.g. instead of dying of a heart attack in March they died of COVID in August.
Excess Deaths Associated with COVID-19
Figures present excess deaths associated with COVID-19 at the national and state levels.
www.cdc.gov
Zorba
Lifer
Got my second Moderna today, got it in the opposite shoulder as last time. Didn't feel it going in at all. Something really odd, probably just in my head, my original shoulder started aching about 10 minutes after the shot has continued all night, just a dull pain.
Besides for the sore shoulders, no other side effects yet.
Captante
Lifer
Yeah I'm pretty sure if I'd had them do my right arm instead of left like round 1 it wouldn't have hurt at all. The tech was also a little "enthusiastic" lol when injecting me too and it hurts less if you go slow and steady.
Still no major side effects here, just a little bit of body-temp weirdness in that for awhile this afternoon I was having hot and cold alternating sweats.
Also feeling a bit extra tired ... having a nice big bowl of ramen with chicken-miso broth and chopped broccoli then calling it a night.
🙂
s0me0nesmind1
Lifer
Oh Snap Crackle Pop
www.reuters.com
www.reuters.com
No wonder we were giving away the AZ vaccines to Mexico....
Clear link between AstraZeneca vaccine and rare blood clots in brain, EMA official tells paper
There is a link between AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine and very rare blood clots in the brain but the possible causes are still unknown, a senior official for the European Medicines Agency (EMA) said in an interview published on Tuesday.
www.reuters.com
EU drug regulator finds link between AstraZeneca vaccine and blood clots
Europe's drug regulator on Wednesday found a possible link between AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine and rare blood clotting issues in adults who had received the shot and said it had taken into consideration all available evidence.
www.reuters.com
No wonder we were giving away the AZ vaccines to Mexico....
Fanatical Meat
Lifer
^^^We made the right bets, we also threw money at the problem which tends to solve problem.
No matter how little of a plan the previous President had, I give him credit for getting the usual spending hawks to go along with spending big. There also appeared to be reasonable spending stops if something didn’t work.
No matter how little of a plan the previous President had, I give him credit for getting the usual spending hawks to go along with spending big. There also appeared to be reasonable spending stops if something didn’t work.
Oh Snap Crackle Pop
Clear link between AstraZeneca vaccine and rare blood clots in brain, EMA official tells paper
There is a link between AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine and very rare blood clots in the brain but the possible causes are still unknown, a senior official for the European Medicines Agency (EMA) said in an interview published on Tuesday.
EU drug regulator finds link between AstraZeneca vaccine and blood clots
Europe's drug regulator on Wednesday found a possible link between AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine and rare blood clotting issues in adults who had received the shot and said it had taken into consideration all available evidence.
No wonder we were giving away the AZ vaccines to Mexico....
They've said 'rare kind of blood clotting' should be listed as a 'very rare' possible side-effect. The probablitly seems to be 0.00006%. Much less than the risk from COVID. Which, apparently, turns out to also have long-term neurological and psychiatric effects.
I have thought in the past, mind you, that the kerfuffle over 'vaccine safety' sparked off by Andrew Wakefield's very dodgy research, is unfortunate for those who fall into the tiny minority who do get rare side effects of vaccines. Because they know it does happen, clinical trials with a limited number of subjects clearly can't find every ultra-rare side-effect, some things are only going to appear when the vaccine is applied en-masse. But anyone who gets the rare effect of a vaccine now is at risk of being lumped in with those who have irrational vaccine anxiety and dismissed. It's only because this particular roll-out has occured on a mass, global, scale with so much attention that it's being taken so seriously this time.
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