I bought two bags to eat one nut at a time Luckily players are all broken So 4 bites to a nut
my wife is caretaking a relative in florida So I spilt my time instead of the month I usually spend there I broke it up into one week or so in bklyn And 5 /7 days in fla Thru September when she goes back to work
Another headache free flight Just drink your water and eat your cashews slowly and it’s all good Hell not even a peep going to the head Got a little side eye But a quick shoulder shrug from me and that was the end of the exchange
Crap I forgot.
Got bitched at in first class from Islip to Philly last weekend for having it under chin.
Was on second flight from Philly to Knoxville and was already in the ground waiting on tarmac to exit for 20 min on last seat in back. Stewardess actually bitched I didn’t have seat belt on then started about the mask but I cut her off with the biggest fart I’ve had in public ever, cramps were worse then the COVID squirts I had in November. Think I insulted her. God that felt good though. Would have been embarrassed but the guys in front of me burst out laughing while she stomped back upfront. Still pissed I stared at the ground for so long. Knoxville sucks, think the whole airport relays on one ground crew.
"Anthony Fauci has been saying that the country needs to vaccinate 70% to 85% of the population to reach herd immunity from Covid-19. But he inexplicably ignores natural immunity. If you account for previous infections, herd immunity is likely close at hand.
"Don’t buy the fearmongering: The COVID-19 threat is waning," adding “please, ignore the CDC guidance,” he urged, suggesting “Live a normal life, unless you are unvaccinated and did not have the infection, in which case you need to be careful.” “We’ve got to start respecting people who choose not to get the vaccine instead of demonizing them,” Makary further asserted.
The news about the U.S. Covid pandemic is even better than you’ve heard. Some 80% to 85% of American adults are immune to the virus: More than 64% have received at least one vaccine dose and, of those who haven’t, roughly half have natural immunity from prior infection. There’s ample scientific evidence that natural immunity is effective and durable, and public-health leaders should pay it heed.
Without accounting for natural immunity, we are far from Anthony Fauci’s stated target of 70% to 85% of the population becoming immune through full vaccination. But the effect of natural immunity is all around us. The plummeting case numbers in late April and May weren’t the result of vaccination alone, and they came amid a loosening of both restrictions and behavior.
Natural immunity is durable. Researchers from Washington University in St. Louis [reported]('https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03647-4') last month that 11 months after a mild infection immune cells were still capable of producing protective antibodies. The authors concluded that prior Covid infection induces a “robust” and “long-lived humoral immune response,” leading some scientists to suggest that natural immunity is probably lifelong. Because infection began months earlier than vaccination, we have more follow-up data on the duration of natural immunity than on vaccinated immunity.
Researchers from the Cleveland Clinic published a [study]('https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.06.01.21258176v2') this week of 1,359 people previously infected with Covid who were unvaccinated. None of the subjects subsequently became infected, leading the researchers to conclude that “individuals who have had SARS-CoV-2 infection are unlikely to benefit from COVID-19 vaccination.”
What’s the harm of underestimating or disregarding the protection afforded by natural immunity? It almost certainly cost American lives by misallocating vaccine doses earlier this year, and is still doing so in countries where Covid is prevalent and shots are scarce. It continues to delay full reopening and prolongs the state of fear that has many people wearing masks even when there’s no mandate, or reason, to do so.
Dr. Fauci said last Aug. 13 that when you have fewer than 10 cases per 100,000, “you should be able to open up safely and clearly.” The U.S. reached that point in mid-May. It’s time to stop the fear mongering and level with the public about the incredible capabilities of both modern medical research and the human body’s immune system. [Read more here...]('https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-power-of-natural-immunity-11623171303') WSJ
As we are once again bombarded with accusations of "ignoring the science" - when even the head of CDC cannot show the "science" she is using to back her decision to make America mask-up again - and suggesting that natural immunity is not enough (you must still get the jab) as policymakers appear to be heading towards the tyrannical control required to achieve "ZeroCOVID" - an impossible dream (that enables trillions more in stimmies and more and more dependence on government handouts. 1d ago at 15:06 [HR][/HR] [[HEADING=2][/HEADING]]('https://www.zerohedge.com/the-market-ear/c8p4apj5cm?utm_source=zerohedge_site&utm_medium=tme_sidebar&utm_campaign=Premium&utm_content=homepage_tme_sidebar')
*WASHINGTON — President Biden on Thursday sought to revive the nation’s stalled push to vaccinate Americans against the surging Delta variant of the coronavirus, announcing new requirements for federal workers to be vaccinated and urging local and state governments to offer $100 to anyone willing to get a shot voluntarily.
His announcement included only federal civilian employees, but hours later the Pentagon said members of the military would also be subject to the same rules: Get vaccinated or face regular testing, social distancing, mask wearing and limits on official travel.
**Although those steps fall short of a mandate, Mr. Biden also ordered the Defense Department to move rapidly toward one for all members of the military, a step that would affect almost 1.5 million troops, many of whom [have resisted]('https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/01/us/politics/military-va-vaccines.html') taking a shot that is highly effective against a disease that has claimed the lives of more than 600,000 Americans. *** The announcement marked the first time he has suggested that a mandate could come for active-duty members of the military before any of the three federally authorized vaccines receives full approval from the Food and Drug Administration.
Shall I go to heaven or a-fishing? - H. D. Thoreau Veni. Vidi. Cepi. - with apologies to Gaius Julius Caesar
what matters is what each individual and each individual family believes is good or right for them and their family And also medically appropriate or recommended for them by their trustee professional
“We need to help people understand that this freedom argument is bunk. I mean, at the end of the day, we are losing freedoms because people are unvaccinated,” Adams said, soon adding, “The consequences are, as I said last week, more mitigation. And as I’m telling you this week, I’m predicting closures in the future because we are not gonna be able to reign this variant back in before we get enough spread that it’s gonna start causing closures again.”
Hospitals in many areas around the country are reverting back to pandemic policies due to an influx of COVID patients, most of them unvaccinated, and the school year looms just around the corner with COVID protocols being put in place. While we are not yet at the level of closures or chaos that the country experienced in 2020, if that’s where this new surge leads, Adams put the blame squarely on the unvaccinated, reiterating that they are taking away the freedoms of others.
“I don’t want my kids to have to go through another year of virtual school. I don't want our hospitals to be overwhelmed, and for them to be shut down for elective surgeries, like we saw last year,” Adams said. “Our freedoms are being impinged upon because we have far too many people unvaccinated.”
As the unvaccinated account for the vast majority of new COVID cases, hospitalizations and deaths, but millions still refuse the vaccine, Adams believes we’re in for a long fight.[/I]
"Well, it's alright. .............even if you're old and gray." "Well, it's alright. ............you still got something to say."
Pretty mind boggling that anybody would brag about being so defiant to somebody that's working on a plane and doing their job. Plain and simple. If the airline has rules you got 2 choices. get on the plane, sit down, and obey the rules. If you don't like the rules, don't get on the damn plane and get in your own car and drive where you get to make your own rules. Seems pretty simple to me
Pretty mind boggling that anybody would brag about being so defiant to somebody that's working on a plane and doing their job. Plain and simple. If the airline has rules you got 2 choices. get on the plane, sit down, and obey the rules. If you don't like the rules, don't get on the damn plane and get in your own car and drive where you get to make your own rules. Seems pretty simple to me
I’m sorry I wrote English and not Penis. lll try to simple it down for you next time. Meanwhile your pal changes my stuff or deletes entirely on regular basis so cheers.
I looked through the actual doc (above on documentcloud) for stats on the % of unvaxxed who had symptoms and required hospitalization, but that stat seems to be conveniently left out of the official report (could have missed it though)
You don't even know the source of the crap you're posting...........CDC information comes directly from the CDC. Not meant for reinterpretation by a biased, libertarian website.