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  1. Dam right. Florida Will Party on New Year’s Eve as Cases Hit Record Highs: ‘Nobody Cares’ https://www.thedailybeast.com/florida-will-party-on-new-years-eve-as-covid-cases-hit-record-highs-nobody-cares-says-one-doctor America's best hope
  2. Outside of 2 runs I'd say yes. We couldn't stop Tannehill in the 2nd half The Patriots did nothing outside the long run then basically went 3...3....3....3...2....punt. Something like that. Is he Vita Vea heck no but he helps. And I don't think he played against the Colts.
  3. It's never been about science. It's tragic and sad so many have religiously followed these people.
  4. BOOSTED. Not just fully vaccinated Boosted Remember these idiots told you all year "just gotta get to 75% vaccination!"
  5. Another one! Your mask - never worked More!
  6. First official Covid 2022 protocol!!! Woooooooooo hoooooooo!!!
  7. Trust the science means "do what we say." It's been the CDC's and thus every Federal State and Local jurisdiction's cover for this sham.
  8. When you replace everything here about Covid with "socialism" it might start to make sense - and the point is to make sure we are divided WHO warns new Covid variants could emerge that are fully resistant to vaccines as pandemic drags on The World Health Organization warned Wednesday that new coronavirus variants could emerge during the pandemic that render the current vaccines useless. "As this pandemic drags on, it's possible that new variants could evade our countermeasures and become fully resistant to current vaccines or past infection, necessitating vaccine adaptations," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said at a press conference in Geneva. Tedros reiterated his frequent calls for nations to work together to improve global supplies and access to Covid vaccines and other crucial health equipment. He also slammed the "populism" and "short-term nationalism" of some political leaders that he said has "undermined equity and created the ideal conditions for the emergence of new variants." "Misinformation and disinformation, often spread by a small number of people, have been a constant distraction undermining science and trust in lifesaving health tools," the world health leader said. He noted that "in the huge waves of cases currently seen in Europe and in many countries around the world, misinformation which has driven vaccine hesitancy is now translating to the unvaccinated disproportionately dying." "This virus will continue to evolve and threaten our health system if we don't improve the collective response," Tedros said. "I'm highly concerned that omicron, being more transmissible, circulating at the same time as delta, is leading to a tsunami of cases." Vaccine supplies are currently improving, he said, while repeating his criticism that rich countries' booster-shot programs are making it harder for poor nations to obtain any vaccines. That growing inequity could prolong the pandemic. Despite the ongoing public-health threat and the possibility of future challenges, Tedros said he is "optimistic" the acute stage of the pandemic can end in 2022. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/29/who-warns-vaccine-resistant-covid-variants-could-emerge-amid-pandemic.html Fauci says herd immunity possible by fall, ‘normality’ by end of 2021 "If 75 percent to 80 percent of Americans are vaccinated in broad-based campaigns likely to start in the second quarter of next year, then the U.S. should reach the herd immunity threshold months later. If vaccination levels are significantly lower, 40 percent to 50 percent, Fauci said, it could take a very long time to reach that level of protection. “Let’s say we get 75 percent, 80 percent of the population vaccinated,” Fauci said. “If we do that, if we do it efficiently enough over the second quarter of 2021, by the time we get to the end of the summer, i.e., the third quarter, we may actually have enough herd immunity protecting our society that as we get to the end of 2021, we can approach very much some degree of normality that is close to where we were before.” https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2020/12/anthony-fauci-offers-a-timeline-for-ending-covid-19-pandemic/ Attention, morons. How was 75% of ALL Americans ever going to happen when the vaccine wasn't available to people under 17 then later 12 into October and November. Dupes. Low info dupes. Oh, feel free to take the virus as seriously as you want - not sure why you are. But if you're still listening to any State entity or complying in anyway outside of your sell out job, you're a dupe.
  9. Finally, Some (Very Cautious) Good News About The Omicron Variant .....the team found increased numbers of neutralizing antibodies against the Omicron variant in the patients after recovery. But what was interesting was what else they found: “the same people – especially those who were vaccinated – developed enhanced immunity to the Delta variant,” said Sigal. Why is that important? Well, before Omicron came along, the Delta variant accounted for almost all COVID-19 cases across the world – and that was a big problem. Coming down with Delta is more than twice as likely to result in hospitalization or death compared to other strains, according to some estimates, and hospitals across the US were already having to ration care thanks to limited resources. “If, as it currently looks like from the South African experience, Omicron is less pathogenic, then this will help push Delta out, as it should decrease the likelihood that someone infected with Omicron will get re-infected with Delta,” Sigal wrote. “If that's true, then the disruption COVID-19 has caused in our lives may become less.” Either way, Omicron’s high transmissibility means it is still likely to cause a massive surge of cases wherever it pops up – so you should carry on wearing masks and getting booster shots. But long term, this could mean a future with fewer hospitalizations and deaths from COVID-19 – and ultimately, a quicker return to something approaching “normal life.” https://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/finally-some-very-cautious-good-news-about-the-omicron-variant/ Something "approaching" normal life. The disruption covid has caused in our lives...."may become less."
  10. J-O-K-E A generation of conservative or libertarians being created everyday.
  11. How Many COVID-19 Booster Shots Will We Need? Walter Barker has, since the fall of 2020, had five doses of COVID-19 vaccine. He’s already starting to ponder when he might need a sixth. Barker, a 38-year-old office worker in New York, received his first two doses a year ago, as part of an AstraZeneca vaccine trial. But the shots, which haven’t been authorized by the FDA, couldn’t get him into some venues. Sick of having to test every time he went to a Yankees game, Barker nabbed a pair of Moderna injections in the spring. Then, when the government urged boosters, he figured he’d “rather be safe than sorry,” especially because of his Type 2 diabetes—a risk factor for severe COVID. That was vaccine No. 5. Plus, he told me, he’d also caught the actual virus between his AstraZeneca and Moderna shots. A future of annual vaccinations would almost be a relief. In the past year, the U.S. government has recommended that almost everyone eligible be COVID-vaccinated three times over, and the possibility of an Omicron-focused shot now looms. But the sweet spot for boosting frequency isn’t all that easy to find—both undervaccinating and overvaccinating have downsides—and the narrative is definitely not as simple as more is more. Maybe we’ll luck out, and finagle some truly durable protection out of our current shots. Or perhaps we’re just at the start of what could be the world’s most intense and widespread repeat-vaccination campaign to date. https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2021/12/how-many-covid-19-booster-shots/621132/ "The narrative?" Science!
  12. These idiots are going to play Moore in week 18 I know if you're healthy you should be play. But he's a rookie cornerstone for them in a lost season that was put on IR 3 weeks ago with a significant quad strain and was just on the Covid list. For me I wouldn't want to see him near the field until August.
  13. Motor's run was awesome. Didn't even notice that the first time. I don't think CBS thought to replay it. But I thought CEH was the best of 4 really good ones.
  14. Hostile foreign nations: Facebook's stock reverses lower, after report that it looked to divide lawmakers to forestall tougher rules on social media Shares of Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc. _ dropped 0.8% in morning trading Wednesday, reversing earlier intraday gains of as much as 1%, after the Wall Street Journal reported that the social-media and metaverse company looked to divide lawmakers along party lines to forestall any bipartisan attempt to install tougher rules on social-media platforms. Citing people described as familiar with the conversations, the report said Facebook's Washington team called Republican lawmakers to push the narrative that former Facebook employee and whistleblower Frances Haugen was trying to help Democrats, while at the same time calling Democrats to warn them that Republicans were focused on Facebook's decision to ban expressions of support for Kyle Rittenhouse, who was charged with killing two people during civil unrest in Wisconsin, and later acquitted. The report said Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg told employees not to apologize. https://on.mktw.net/3z8Fpjg What a f...ing clown show company
  15. There might not be a greater ambassador to his league and sport in history.
  16. Covid: Almost time to get back to normal and accept most of us will get mild symptoms, say scientists It’s almost time to get back to normal because Omicron is generally mild and Covid-19 is not going to go away – meaning it’s only a matter of time before most people get it, a number of experts have said. Coronavirus is well on its way to becoming endemic, like the common cold, and should be treated in the same way, as it is becoming milder over time, according to Paul Hunter, professor of medicine at the University of East Anglia. As such, while it’s still too early to return to normality, once this wave of Omicron is over – perhaps around Easter – and assuming there are no nasty new surprises, things should go more or less back to normal, the scientists suggest. “This is a disease that’s not going away… although we’re not going to see as severe disease for much longer,” Professor Hunter told BBC Breakfast. “Ultimately, we’re going to have to let people who are positive with Covid go about their normal lives as they would do with any other cold. And so, at some point, we’ve got to relax this… perhaps sooner rather than later… but maybe not quite just yet. “So personally, I think it would be unlikely that we are going to do anything like that whilst we’re still coping with Omicron, but once we’re past Easter, perhaps, then maybe we should start to look at scaling back, depending on, of course, what the disease is at that time,” he said. “One can don a [highly protective] FFP2, FFP3, N95 mask, or a hazmat suit, or whatnot, but at this stage, all this may achieve is to delay the time until some of us will get infected, and thereby marginally prolong the pandemic. “It gives me no joy to announce the inevitability of SARS-CoV-2 becoming endemic, and in an ideal world I wished we could have avoided yet another respiratory virus circulating in the community – there are already more than 200 – but the world is just not always ideal. “I believe it is time to give in soon. Vaccine protection rates are as high as they may ever be in many places, and now we’ve got a couple of decent drugs. Pretending we remain in control, of sorts, is just becoming too costly.” https://inews.co.uk/news/science/covid-back-normal-accept-most-get-mild-symptoms-scientists-1372978?ito=smart-news That must have been so painful to write. Plenty of caveats tho! But the obvious "out" for these lunatics is "we didn't know! It was so new!"
  17. No one will talk about this Because again, if would show how wrong they've been - they've ruined 10s of millions of childhoods. Politically you don't own up to that. If you're human you do. But Democrats aren't humans.
  18. Agree with this. Much easier more comfortable with this then BB a 3rd time in a month. Colts were just as good last year - maybe better this year because Taylor is elite but he was elite by the end of the season in 2020. Oddly I'm not as worried about the Colts as New England. But honestly. I just don't give af who we play as long as it isn't the weather.
  19. Taylor could cement MVP this week.
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