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Canada is pushing for 4 months inbetween shots to get everyone their first shots faster
Maple Bacon Poutine please.
Discussion happening on the party thread but yet another piece of evidence this summer we will quickly transition to normal, and this will all be a bad dream come the fall.HHN RETURNS THIS SEPTEMBER
Halloween Horror Nights 30 dates announced for Universal Orlando
It's time to turn up the juice and see what shakes loose, because Halloween Horror Nights is back at Universal Orlando Resort.
Doses are allocated by population. AL has not received a proportionally fewer amount than elsewhere (tiny population states, excepted). According to the tracker on the Washington Post, AL has received vaccine to reach 18% of the population. My state is 17.5%. FL is 17.9%, CA is 17.8%. What is different is the number of “prioritized populations.” In AL, these doses only cover 1/3rd of this group, where it is closer to 50% elsewhere and 72% in FL. I do see AL is lagging on the “used” category though on the NY Times tracker. Only 67% used vs 70-80% in other states. The last mile is a state problem, so if appointments are being canceled is it over-scheduling, is it mismanagement by providers (we've seen FL, pull vaccines if providers can't actually get them distributed), is the state intentionally holding more in reserve for second does. As for the Federal sites, FL requested them, as have other states. If AL hasn't, then that is also a state problem. The Feds aren't going to storm into a state and take things over.
Phase 2/3 are monitored for two years ( At least for Pfizer (me) and Moderna (wife) )
I might be looking for rooms right now lolHHN RETURNS THIS SEPTEMBER
Halloween Horror Nights 30 dates announced for Universal Orlando
It's time to turn up the juice and see what shakes loose, because Halloween Horror Nights is back at Universal Orlando Resort.
I was just wondering if they were able to determine how long the vaccine would last yet from the start of the trial till now.
Those are my cousins, they're kinda weird
If you (not, specifically "you") read the article, you'll find that the "fewer" cases were a very small percentage. People like to present it as "if we just did these little things it would end the pandemic." Based on this study, that is not true.I think most of us here knew this but here’s another report.
Mask mandates and restaurant restrictions tied to fewer Covid-19 illnesses and deaths, CDC study says
In counties where states require masks, Covid-19 case and death rates slow down -- but in counties where states allow on-site restaurant dining, illness and death rates appear to speed up, according to a new study from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.www.google.com
So, drastically restricting restaurant operations by not allowing any indoor dining at all get's you barely over 1% fewer daily cases.
At least with the mask mandates you can argue that there isn't much downside so any effect is positive. Still, the amount credit some people give to masks is not supported by this research.
Discussion happening on the party thread but yet another piece of evidence this summer we will quickly transition to normal, and this will all be a bad dream come the fall.
For me and mine, we look forward to following the Ghost with the Most into the fog this fall!
I’m pretty sure they are just going to do the houses they planned to do last year, except for the two they opened.
Our local haunt took the normal Black Plague section out due to covid last year. Owner said it would have been in poor taste to have it while people were dying of covid.
They did a few years back. Had a great lead in story that played out a couple of months. The house was dark, loud, mirrors and not overly scary except for the dark and loud disorientation. It strongly implicated the monkey as a vector
Would not feel right.
