ImperfectPixie
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I seriously don't know. There's no logic to him at all. He breaks things around the house, yet refuses to try to be more careful. He's really not a very smart person.What does he think makes him sick????
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DisneyFan32
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@ImperfectPixie is the pandemic will be end by this year in US, as the pandemic will continue in the rest of the world?
AmesTARDIS
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I sure hope that they went elsewhere. I'm in NJ. A month or so ago, it was really tough to schedule a first dose. And, I was following it all closely to get my parents vaccinated. Depending on when and where people were given their first does, they may not have automatically been assigned their second dose date. This happened to my father. And, I read in a FB volunteer vaccine scheduling group that this happened more than you would expect. The other issue I found was that people were scheduled for their first and second dose at mega sites, but did not come back to the mega site for their second- instead opting for less crowded and busy drugstore options.
lazyboy97o
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Itās not miasma?What does he think makes him sick????
Figgy1
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In some areas that's now. In some other areas they're still booked
"Broadway's official reopening day will be September 14, Governor Andrew Cuomo and the Broadway League have announced, with tickets to select productions going on sale beginning on May 6. Theaters will open at 100 percent capacity.
The reopening date is based on current health trends and subject to continuing improvement of public health and vaccination rates, as well as the state's final approval of each theater operator's health and safety protocols. Anticipated dates for each returning and new Broadway production will be announced in coming weeks on a show-by-show basis as individual productions and their producers determine the performance schedules and timelines for their respective shows.
"We are thrilled that Governor Cuomo clearly recognizes the impact of Broadway's return on the city and state's economy and the complexity of restarting an entire industry that has been dormant for over a year," said Charlotte St. Martin, President of the Broadway League. "Nothing beats Broadway. The theatre owners, producers, and other League members will continue to work with the NY State Department of Health and the Governor to coordinate the industry's return and the related health and safety protocols required to do so. We remain cautiously optimistic about Broadway's ability to resume performances this fall and are happy that fans can start buying tickets again."
Among the first shows announcing new ticket blocks is Six, which will open "First Access Presale" beginning Thursday, May 6 at 10am ET. The presale ends on May 10 at 9:59am."
www.theatermania.com
The reopening date is based on current health trends and subject to continuing improvement of public health and vaccination rates, as well as the state's final approval of each theater operator's health and safety protocols. Anticipated dates for each returning and new Broadway production will be announced in coming weeks on a show-by-show basis as individual productions and their producers determine the performance schedules and timelines for their respective shows.
"We are thrilled that Governor Cuomo clearly recognizes the impact of Broadway's return on the city and state's economy and the complexity of restarting an entire industry that has been dormant for over a year," said Charlotte St. Martin, President of the Broadway League. "Nothing beats Broadway. The theatre owners, producers, and other League members will continue to work with the NY State Department of Health and the Governor to coordinate the industry's return and the related health and safety protocols required to do so. We remain cautiously optimistic about Broadway's ability to resume performances this fall and are happy that fans can start buying tickets again."
Among the first shows announcing new ticket blocks is Six, which will open "First Access Presale" beginning Thursday, May 6 at 10am ET. The presale ends on May 10 at 9:59am."
Broadway to Reopen September 14, Governor Cuomo Says, With Tickets on Sale This Week - TheaterMania.com
Productions will be able to play at 100 percent capacity.
www.theatermania.com
ImperfectPixie
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The US is doing a very good job...and yes, we're far ahead of some other countries.
GoofGoof
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So if Broadway shows are back September 14 thereās no reason all of WDW canāt be fully back by that time. I assume they still may require masks at the Broadway shows but maybe wonāt be needed by then"Broadway's official reopening day will be September 14, Governor Andrew Cuomo and the Broadway League have announced, with tickets to select productions going on sale beginning on May 6. Theaters will open at 100 percent capacity.
The reopening date is based on current health trends and subject to continuing improvement of public health and vaccination rates, as well as the state's final approval of each theater operator's health and safety protocols. Anticipated dates for each returning and new Broadway production will be announced in coming weeks on a show-by-show basis as individual productions and their producers determine the performance schedules and timelines for their respective shows.
"We are thrilled that Governor Cuomo clearly recognizes the impact of Broadway's return on the city and state's economy and the complexity of restarting an entire industry that has been dormant for over a year," said Charlotte St. Martin, President of the Broadway League. "Nothing beats Broadway. The theatre owners, producers, and other League members will continue to work with the NY State Department of Health and the Governor to coordinate the industry's return and the related health and safety protocols required to do so. We remain cautiously optimistic about Broadway's ability to resume performances this fall and are happy that fans can start buying tickets again."
Among the first shows announcing new ticket blocks is Six, which will open "First Access Presale" beginning Thursday, May 6 at 10am ET. The presale ends on May 10 at 9:59am."
Broadway to Reopen September 14, Governor Cuomo Says, With Tickets on Sale This Week - TheaterMania.com
Productions will be able to play at 100 percent capacity.
Figgy1
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$$$$$$ Thank the bobsSo if Broadway shows are back September 14 thereās no reason all of WDW canāt be fully back by that time. I assume they still may require masks at the Broadway shows but maybe wonāt be needed by then
sullyinMT
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The news of Tusker House is interesting to me (and a personal favorite, so yay!). FotLK is reopening soon, and KS queue already stretches past the theater and snakes through Dawa a little when it's really busy. To add people milling about waiting for their table is not in Disney's best interest. What is the possibility that line spacing moves to 3' in advance of TH's official reopening? It would alleviate what could be a real nightmare of three different gobs of people trying to figure out who belongs to which gob?
danlb_2000
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Doesn't believe in germs? What the what?! Like, how is that even possible?
Germ-theory denial is a real thing.
āI Reject Your Realityā ā Germ Theory Denial and Other Curiosities
Note: This article was originally published in Skeptic magazine. Space limitations resulted in omitting some of what I wanted to say. I'm taking advantage of having a blog to publish the entire articl
sciencebasedmedicine.org
HarperRose
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There are idiots everywhere.Germ-theory denial is a real thing.
āI Reject Your Realityā ā Germ Theory Denial and Other Curiosities
Note: This article was originally published in Skeptic magazine. Space limitations resulted in omitting some of what I wanted to say. I'm taking advantage of having a blog to publish the entire articlsciencebasedmedicine.org
correcaminos
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I'm with you all though with a June 3rd departure date for my kid, I'm either hoping for a May 11th 1st dose date or we'll have to wait until mid/end May to do it so that 3 weeks is after we return. One shot with 2 weeks giving us about 85% is good enough for me. While husband and I did not react at all to 2nd dose outside of arm pain, 2 days prior is all I'm willing to do for 2nd shot.
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sullyinMT
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Well. It's a theory, not a proof soooo ...Germ-theory denial is a real thing.
āI Reject Your Realityā ā Germ Theory Denial and Other Curiosities
Note: This article was originally published in Skeptic magazine. Space limitations resulted in omitting some of what I wanted to say. I'm taking advantage of having a blog to publish the entire articlsciencebasedmedicine.org
Also, is it wrong we keep a leech farm in my back yard? It's great for the humours.
DisneyFan32
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Hopefully by late summer or early fall we don't need masks anymore both indoors and outdoors.So if Broadway shows are back September 14 thereās no reason all of WDW canāt be fully back by that time. I assume they still may require masks at the Broadway shows but maybe wonāt be needed by then
Our 11 year old is in the same race. Which comes first, birthday or approval for 11.
In our case, it's likely birthday. Happy Birthday, now get in the car we're going to CVS.
Our 15 is stalking the FDA better than all of you and me. If a parent doesn't need to be their, we'll likely have a carpool going to get it.
GoofGoof
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Mine was born in Jan so itās wait for approval or sneak him in. Heās about 5ā6ā so nobody would question him as under 12. My wife is a ārule followerā so we will probably just wait until itās approved. My niece turns 12 in July so she will get in right after her B-day.Our 11 year old is in the same race. Which comes first, birthday or approval for 11.
In our case, it's likely birthday. Happy Birthday, now get in the car we're going to CVS.
Our 15 is stalking the FDA better than all of you and me. If a parent doesn't need to be their, we'll likely have a carpool going to get it.
Animal_Kingdom_09
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Not true. I was in Western PA 2 weeks ago and it still looked like October with all of the Trump signs. Not just signs - there were a lot of flags also. People might be lazy and leave a sign up, but flags not so much.
The Floridians who are upset with DeSantis are people who did not vote for him and never will. The people who voted for him do not consider it "nonsense". It is quite the split down here. Seriously, you cannot find two people more different than Ron DeSantis and Andrew Gillum, or the people who voted for each of them.
This only affects a handful of cities/counties. Most had already removed the mandates on their own. Definitely a blue/red divide on this issue.
GhostHost1000
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Why do I get the feeling Disney is going to be the last place to become normal again (without masks, no social distancing, all shows returned etc )
Disney may also use this opportunity to never bring some things back or even charge for fastpasses eventually
Disney may also use this opportunity to never bring some things back or even charge for fastpasses eventually
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