I doubt the lawyers would have much of a case so long as Disney follows the guidelines issued by the government... the one problem they might have would be if Orange county said you could open but the state or fed said you should remain in lockdown... in that case the lawyers would be fighting over the dead bodies to sue if Disney ignored the state or fed... but if all three have said they can open then they wouldn't worry that much about guests suing.
Oh you can find many more things that have been far worse for the world than shale oil... in fact shale oil's major problem aren't caused directly from the production of shale oil but rather are a result of the green weenies that force the producers to injected the fracking fluid back into the ground after it has been used for fracking.. Shale oil wells are deep enough they don't cause problems, but the injection wells where the producers inject the waste water aren't deep enough and do cause problems.Shale is one of the worst things in the history of things. That is in my technical wheelhouse...trust me. It’s 100% about the science and it’s war with the green.
Ok...so I’m taking up a collection for shell and exxon now
And the “demand” for oil has been 100% artificially controlled for a century or more. Don’t leave the truth out of that policy paper
Just the idea of being covid exposed at Disney, does not mean Disney has to prove their innocence in court. Defense lawyers are pros at the S word, -Settlement.
One thing I’ve learned is never doubt the legal profession.
How is this for an idea? Everyone chill and wait for WDW to make an announcement on when they will open.
The study I read stated "although symptoms almost certainly developed later in some" (of those asymptomatic on testing) but didn't quantify. I haven't seen any up-dated info, but I suspect public health officials worldwide will be following any subsequent testing because of the size of the study group.
So why was the WH offering it to visiting Oil Industry Execs in early April, according to the press conference?
Given they are thinking of lower capacity reopening and the unemployment rates are so insanely high in Florida right now, I wouldn't think they even need to open the college program just yet. They could probably get very cheap labor right now in their own backyard and not have to spend the money to open the housing complex.
Anyone who thinks there will be social distancing when businesses re-open is deluding themselves. Do the governors really think they are going to start opening hair salons and bowling alleys and that people are all going to neatly stay 6 feet away from each other? It's not going to happen. Those places are going to re-open and people are going to treat things as business as usual from day one. How do I know? Because even in the midst of the peak of COVID-19 infections, people were doing it already in grocery stores, only distancing when physically forced to do so by barriers.Georgia to start lifting restrictions this Friday -
Gyms, bowling alleys, hair salons, barber shops, nail salons and other similar businesses can reopen statewide on Friday (they will need to comply with social distancing requirements and meet other safety standards). Elective surgeries will start taking place again. Some restaurants, theaters will be able to reopen with strict social distancing guidelines next week (bars and nightclubs will stay closed).
The statewide shelter-in-place order will expire on April 30 - the elderly and medically fragile patients have to shelter-in-place until May 13.
Coronavirus: Georgia to allow some businesses to reopen Friday
Gov. Brian Kemp outlined plans Monday to allow some Georgia businesses to reopen if they comply with social-distancing requirements and other safety standards imposed amid the coronavirus pandemic.www.ajc.com
I’m starting to feel the same way. Based on the stuff suggested in that other post it won’t be very magical. I still think some people will want to go but a lot will be displeased with things if they work out that way. People will go in with blinders on and then complain when they can’t ride half the rides or find a place to eat. There‘s no way people will wear masks in FL in the summer. If they decide to require masks I’d say October at the earliest.
As long as everyone plays nice.
Not now...
Makes me wonder what their idea of a lower capacity actually is. While I don't think I ever saw any official admission of what the limit was for the Mickey's Halloween parties actually was, I do recall a CM mentioning that they only sold 25,000 tickets for each day... of course that was about 10 years ago when the Halloween parties really did give you a lower than normal capacity... the last ones I've been to seem just about as crowded as a normal day.
Are we sure that's the song we'll be singing? I propose the following song replace the original as it makes more sense today.
Was this list accidentally cut off, or is there actually not a single doctor or scientific expert on the list?
