Brian5671
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At some point if that happens just have to go back to mostly normal. Crazy to hide in. Bunker for years on end
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Let's hope. But it's becoming more and more clear the herd immunity % is going to be high. Many have had Covid and we're 20-40% vaccinated depending on state and it's still stubbornly high....
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I'd agree. We went back here in early March full time and the difference is astounding-they come home and talk about what they learned-happy to see friends etc. Beats 7 hours staring at a zoom screen.
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yeah, I can't remember the last wet period around here-most systems have underperformed since early March QPF wise
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can you expand on this? My guys are in 6th grade...
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had PFE 2nd shot 3 days ago-other than sore arm no other side effects....about 10 more days until I'm considered fully vaccinated.
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If we survived the last 4 years we can survive anything....
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I doubt most places will return to offices in the summer-maybe post Labor Day...not b/c of Covid, but b/c it's summer....if that holds its 18 months out of the office-imagine predicting that on March 1, 2020? Also the length of time has gotten people used to working remotely-hard to tell people they have to come back 5 days per week after that length of time....
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68 and sunny here-another bluebird sky.
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68 here-another bluebird sky to go with it...
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Not saying that but to say that it's totally 100% new within the last year is not correct.
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Sad. The mass shootings in this country are unreal. Just goes on and on.....
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the same people that think COVID is no big deal despite 600,000 deaths in a year in this country alone are petrified a 2 oz vial of vaccine will harm them, the irony is kind of funny....
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the vaxx was initially developed back in 2003 with the SARS outbreak then, but that never spread widely so there wasn't a market for it-so it's not exactly "new"
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herd immunity through infection would take forever at this rate...we're a year in-without vaccines this would take 2-3 years easily unless there were no mitigation protocols....who wants to live like this for that long? Not me. My kids have learning close to nothing in school in a year
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Eventually the doom and gloomers might be right but at least we're a week into April with nice weather-that's one less week of cloudy and east winds/drizzle
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that virus was only contagious when the person had symptoms. Easy to stamp out. No one's going to spend millions on a vaxx with so few people ill/dying.
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some of this was developed after SARS 2003-there ended up not being a market for it since the virus fizzled so I would not say its all new from 2020 on....
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yeah i get that, but from the school's point of view-we're open, you have the chance to get vaccinated so if you don't that's on you.
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it will be an issue mainly at the elementary level as 12 and up will have vaccines by Sept most likely
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teachers are in classroom here-we were "hybrid" for most of the year-abruptly went back full time 3/8, about 10% chose to remain remote-they have separate teachers for that program. Whole thing has been a mess, should have gone back full time in Sept....yeah some kids will be out on Quarantine but on any given day here 85-90% are in school (remote kids not included in that #) Our system has already said there will be no all remote option come Sept.
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not necessarily-closures/lockdowns just encourage people to congregrate in private homes and spread it....CA had the strictest wintertime lockdowns yet had the highest rates in the country...go figure....
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I flew out to CO to ski in Jan (no vaxx then) it was fine-I wore a mask and took whatever precautions I needed but felt like I had to get back to living at some point....
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Agreed-seasonal trend at work there
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yep-look at 2-3 weeks ago from this week-looked bad and instead it's 60 and sunny all week...
