There is evidence that kids are not a significant vector of transmission of Covid
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Do you think that Disney world will reclose its gates due to the rising number of COVID cases in Florida and around the country?
- Thread starter Logan L
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How about we tell that to the families of the kids involved in a school district sports camp that had to shut down because some of the athletes tested positive for the virus?
And the summer camp in Missouri where 82 kids/staff have now tested positive?
Parker in NYC
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Tomorrow, provided nothing changes, this thread will prove irrelevant.
Yes, it's open but it's not OPEN.
Yes, it's open but it's not OPEN.
I agree, decisions are not being based on the reality of the situation, doing great harm to children.
Be interesting to see how many of the 82 kids/staff breakown is and how many are asymptomatic or hospitalized. Guarantee you will if their are any, but if not it will be crickets
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milordsloth
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I just checked in for my flight departing early tomorrow morning. I am so curious and excited to see all the safety measures first hand.
Heppenheimer
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Perhaps move the discussion to the other thread, that I believe you started?
Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion
UPDATE 7/27/2021: UPDATE 7/11/2021: Come on, folks. Get it together. UPDATE 6/22/2021: Well, onward and upward? UPDATE 6/15/2021: Things are looking up! Phew, quite the year and a half, huh? For starters, I'm a hypochondriac who lives and works in NYC. Already, we're off to a good start...
Its mostly the same cast of characters over there anyway.
Parker in NYC
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Perhaps move the discussion to the other thread, that I believe you started?
Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion
UPDATE 7/27/2021: UPDATE 7/11/2021: Come on, folks. Get it together. UPDATE 6/22/2021: Well, onward and upward? UPDATE 6/15/2021: Things are looking up! Phew, quite the year and a half, huh? For starters, I'm a hypochondriac who lives and works in NYC. Already, we're off to a good start...forums.wdwmagic.com
Its mostly the same cast of characters over there anyway.
Pretty much!
lazyboy97o
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Well, except the ones who were banned...Perhaps move the discussion to the other thread, that I believe you started?
Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion
UPDATE 7/27/2021: UPDATE 7/11/2021: Come on, folks. Get it together. UPDATE 6/22/2021: Well, onward and upward? UPDATE 6/15/2021: Things are looking up! Phew, quite the year and a half, huh? For starters, I'm a hypochondriac who lives and works in NYC. Already, we're off to a good start...
Its mostly the same cast of characters over there anyway.
Interesting look at Florida second wave and why we might be at the peak or nearing
covidplanningtools.com
Florida: Second Wave Analysis
[07/29/20 NOTE: Read our updated analysis for a more up to date recovery assessment: Florida: Summer Analysis Update] [07/23/20 NOTE: This Analysis Will be Refreshed. Intro Graphs Now Include All …
covidplanningtools.com
- People are modulating their connectivity in proportion to their risk.
- Infections are up, but deaths will continue to decline.
- The Infection Fatality Rate is declining rapidly and approaching flu like levels.
- The second wave will rapidly decline over the summer and the virus is likely to die out without the need for vaccine if behavior continues to be modulated by risk.
- Florida is doing a good job protecting a large population of elderly vulnerable people
Most experts believe New York has seen 10-20% of their population infected. Nowhere near 68%.
jt04
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Seems shocking then they would be going to the next phase of opening but I don't know how those decisions get made.
DisneyCane
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Just FYI, I noticed today on the dashboard (never saw it before) that there is a link to view and download the raw data. It isn't the most obvious UI but you can view and download data that shows a lot of details for each case. One of the details is the "event date" which appears to be the symptom onset, if known instead of the "reporting date" for new cases.
You can do all kinds of analysis. It gives the age of each case so you can go to much greater detail. I don't see the date of death for the people who died which would be interesting to analyze the lag. If somebody has time you can probably download the data each day and then write a script to at least see the day the death was reported and add a column.
You can do all kinds of analysis. It gives the age of each case so you can go to much greater detail. I don't see the date of death for the people who died which would be interesting to analyze the lag. If somebody has time you can probably download the data each day and then write a script to at least see the day the death was reported and add a column.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
That's only good if the immunity lasts, and there are some indications that it doesn't. I am hopeful for a vaccine, but there is no gaurentee there will be a safe and effective one in the near future it ever.
Yes it it a right wing site, and should be viewed within that framework.
They opened up that API for a couple of weeks now,, how I was getting the data on the backfill of deaths recently.
Horizons '83
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We aren’t even in the second wave. Second peak yes, but the second wave won’t be here until fall.Interesting look at Florida second wave and why we might be at the peak or nearing
Florida: Second Wave Analysis
[07/29/20 NOTE: Read our updated analysis for a more up to date recovery assessment: Florida: Summer Analysis Update] [07/23/20 NOTE: This Analysis Will be Refreshed. Intro Graphs Now Include All …
- People are modulating their connectivity in proportion to their risk.
- Infections are up, but deaths will continue to decline.
- The Infection Fatality Rate is declining rapidly and approaching flu like levels.
- The second wave will rapidly decline over the summer and the virus is likely to die out without the need for vaccine if behavior continues to be modulated by risk.
- Florida is doing a good job protecting a large population of elderly vulnerable people
i think so too
We never finished the “first wave.”
We don’t know whether there will be a second wave. Hopefully not, but it’s certainly very possible. Then again, we may not even get through the first wave, and multiple waves will overlap in different regions.
Parker in NYC
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As with Splash Mountain, these thread topics multiply like mogwai after midnight. And the results are mostly as frightening.