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GoofGoof
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I actually agree with this in theory. Leaders need to do what’s right for the common good despite how that looks politically. The only caveat to that would be is he going to setup ”extra” doses for 65+ in Miami or somewhere else that isn’t going to vote for him? It has to be equal across the board. Get it done.
JoeCamel
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Like someone else posted - Ron, sit down, you have people for this. Stop making political points off a pandemic..........
Heppenheimer
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On another, related topic, are the current Nunavut-like conditions in Texas expected to have any effect on the manufacture and distribution of the vaccines (besides the obvious local delays in delivery)? I can't imagine that at least some parts of the vaccine chain wouldn't run through a state with as large and diverse of an economy as Texas.
GoofGoof
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He does have an election to win in a few years
Disney Experience
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Oh, and I checked the one blood site FAQ. They do state that the antibody test that they do does not distinguish between vaccinated or post covid.
From oneblood.org FAQ:
ABQ
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And if he were to sit down, the moment someone finds any sort of hiccup in vaccine distribution, they'd hammer him for not leading. He's damned if he does or doesn't. Bottom line is, compared to all 49 other states, it's hard to objectively say he's done poorly. My state is 2nd in doses administered, yet the governor is being bashed as the over 65 crowd is lagging behind in doses received. But as we have zero affluent counties, she can't do what DeSantis just did.He does have an election to win in a few years
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JoeCamel
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Oh, once we got going and stopped trying to make the counties do the job it has been better. Might have been helped along with a disproportionate share of the distribution but it was never in doubt we have the people to do a lot of vaccines in a short amount of time.
Crowing about it and attracting attention to yourself for orders without execution is not heroic but just pathetic.
Ron did OK the first week or two when the virus hit but then lost his way til about two weeks ago.
There are people much more experienced in a mass health effort than he is, maybe he listens to experts but certainly shaves every opportunity in his favor to appear more than he is.
Oh Ronny, I don't think you should try this....
‘I wouldn’t be complaining.’ Gov. DeSantis threatens to pull coronavirus vaccine from communities that criticize distribution
Gov. Ron DeSantis defended his decision Wednesday to steer COVID-19 vaccine to a planned community with family ties to a Republican power couple, threatening to pull doses if local officials critic…
www.sun-sentinel.com
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ABQ
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Well then if that's the case, then for the past year he's actually done well in delegating responsibility where it's needed and keeping himself out of the way.
Disney Experience
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A nice article coming out in Cell tomorrow (but can be found in link below) on the adaptive immune system and sar-cov2 / covid. For those interested in the immune system biological details. Be forewarned, not counting references it is 14 pages long, so not a quick 1 or 2 page overview).
[ Sette and Crotty, Adaptive immunity to SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19, Cell (2021), https://doi.org/10.1016/ j.cell.2021.01.007]
[ Sette and Crotty, Adaptive immunity to SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19, Cell (2021), https://doi.org/10.1016/ j.cell.2021.01.007]
DisneyCane
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I think I heard that somewhere before...
I disagree a bit about the more testing because the only way it would possibly be useful is if you tested a lot of asymptomatic people who didn't have known contacts with infected people. I just don't think you're going to get that many people who fall into that category who would want to be tested for what appears to them to be no apparent reason.
bit off topic but re movie theaters anyone else kind of annoyed how their always coming last in the conversation when it comes to reopening?
deadline.com
“Baffling And Frustrating” – No Word On Shuttered New York City Cinemas As Virus Recedes, Other Venues Set To Reopen
NYC Cinemas Still Dark As Virus Dips, Other Venues Reopen; "Baffling And Frustrating" - NATO New York President
deadline.com
Sirwalterraleigh
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GoofGoof
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Weather really hurting doses administered. I know in PA near me Rite Aid is cancelling their appointments for tomorrow due to weather
. Their policy is to reschedule 3 weeks out which is really disappointing for the people who thought they would be almost done by then. On a positive note 72,377,987 doses delivered and 57,395,477 administered so 14,982,510 unused. 7 day daily average is 1,609,204 doses administered a day. At that rate the unused doses represent about 9 days worth of doses. So this narrative that it takes weeks or even months from the time the doses arrive to the time they are used is not true. I know the numbers represent averages and every state varies, but on average we are on pace right now to use all the doses we currently have received within 9 days. In other words if we had received the last dose needed to vaccinate the last person who wanted it today they would have their first dose within 9 days not weeks or months later.
Disney Experience
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I can see how that would be frustrating. But there are not many movies being widely distributed at this time. Though limited distributed movies under normal times do show up in New York City and Los Angeles.bit off topic but re movie theaters anyone else kind of annoyed how their always coming last in the conversation when it comes to reopening?
“Baffling And Frustrating” – No Word On Shuttered New York City Cinemas As Virus Recedes, Other Venues Set To Reopen
NYC Cinemas Still Dark As Virus Dips, Other Venues Reopen; "Baffling And Frustrating" - NATO New York President
Most movies have moved there showing out a year. this occurred a lot after Tenet came out in September.....and almost no one showed up in theaters. It is worth it for them to shelve a movie for a year even if done for the better revenue on release post covid.
Of course some are trying to simultaneous release as paid streaming and presentation in the movie theaters (Warner with HBO Max , and Disney(Mulan) with Disney+).
Browse the domestic release schedule and see the dearth of wide release movies in the upcoming months: https://www.boxofficemojo.com/calendar/?ref_=bo_lnav_hm_shrt
If you want to see the distribution channel move movies to later dates check out: https://www.boxofficemojo.com/calendar/changes/?ref_=bo_nb_rs_secondarytab
I went to a local IMAX for wonder woman 84 when it was in theaters. We were one of two couples in the IMAX theater.
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Sirwalterraleigh
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Weather really hurting doses administered. I know in PA near me Rite Aid is cancelling their appointments for tomorrow due to weather
On a positive note 72,377,987 doses delivered and 57,395,477 administered so 14,982,510 unused. 7 day daily average is 1,609,204 doses administered a day. At that rate the unused doses represent about 9 days worth of doses. So this narrative that it takes weeks or even months from the time the doses arrive to the time they are used is not true. I know the numbers represent averages and every state varies, but on average we are on pace right now to use all the doses we currently have received within 9 days. In other words if we had received the last dose needed to vaccinate the last person who wanted it today they would have their first dose within 9 days not weeks or months later.
That’s an awful policy.
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