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Cancel culture
I would argue it’s history not political
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Politics, reported
Cancel culture
I would argue it’s history not political
I've seen you post this before and I believe this is complete made up bullcrap. What school district is this? Don't give us you can't say to protect your daughter. You are on a sports board using an anonymous name.My daughter is a teacher and one of her co-teachers has covid. Her district told the teachers in close contact not to get tested and that they were not going to do contact tracing. If anyone came down with covid they were not going to attribute it to contact at the school.
Follow the rules that Rich set for this thread, you're not special.
tom1944 anyone who doesn’t acknowledge the mistreatment and the issues of slavery are not being truthful. With this being said why are you sounding so guilty. If your family history contains slave ownership then yes you should apologize as should many others who are leaders in industry and in the positions of leadership they control. Have a good evening.Pointing out factual events of history and acknowledging others did not receive the same treatment and benefits I received is not being an apologist. It is recognizing reality. Is your self esteem so low that it makes you feel bad because you are certainly overreacting to my post.
I was not referencing slaverytom1944 anyone who doesn’t acknowledge the mistreatment and the issues of slavery are not being truthful. With this being said why are you sounding so guilty. If your family history contains slave ownership then yes you should apologize as should many others who are leaders in industry and in the positions of leadership they control. Have a good evening.
How about don't read or post then so that others can still discuss the vaccines, etc. No one is forcing you to participate. ThanksShut it down.
If you aren’t part of the solution you are part of the problem. Clearly.How about don't read or post then so that others can still discuss the vaccines, etc. No one is forcing you to participate. Thanks
No but I did . When you mention the past injustices committed you absolutely need to think about it’s beginnings. Peace OutI was not referencing slavery
My 6 year old daughter just got a positive test. She had the slightest sniffles on Friday, my wife wanted to keep her home from school to be safe. She needed to test before she’s allowed back in school, so we got one as a precaution. Sure enough it was positive. A legitimate shock to us since we don’t do anything, like at all. No indoor dining in a year, no indoor play dates. So now the rest of my family is bracing for it, I’m sure symptoms should show up any day. Sucks to have made it a full year being locked down and safe and then my 6 year old gets a random unexpected positive.
School nurse called us and said it’s going around like crazy in the school and there are a number of students with positives the last few days. Hoping somehow she doesn’t transmit to us, or hoping it doesn’t get us too bad.
Good luck
Were students just recently back to in person class in your district?
The epitome of part of the problemSince none of the current vaccines have been approved by the FDA except for Emergency Use, what happens after the pandemic is considered over or is considered a epidemic? Will the FDA fully approve all these different vaccines, or pull them until years of testing are done?
Since none of the current vaccines have been approved by the FDA except for Emergency Use, what happens after the pandemic is considered over or is considered a epidemic? Will the FDA fully approve all these different vaccines, or pull them until years of testing are done?
My 6 year old daughter just got a positive test. She had the slightest sniffles on Friday, my wife wanted to keep her home from school to be safe. She needed to test before she’s allowed back in school, so we got one as a precaution. Sure enough it was positive. A legitimate shock to us since we don’t do anything, like at all. No indoor dining in a year, no indoor play dates. So now the rest of my family is bracing for it, I’m sure symptoms should show up any day. Sucks to have made it a full year being locked down and safe and then my 6 year old gets a random unexpected positive.
School nurse called us and said it’s going around like crazy in the school and there are a number of students with positives the last few days. Hoping somehow she doesn’t transmit to us, or hoping it doesn’t get us too bad.
Since none of the current vaccines have been approved by the FDA except for Emergency Use, what happens after the pandemic is considered over or is considered a epidemic? Will the FDA fully approve all these different vaccines, or pull them until years of testing are done?
There's a Dr.Vernon Coleman online who believes that getting the vaccine may set up the takers for a worse variant next winter and may be able to pass it on more easily to non-vaccine takers.
His video is on BrandNewTube.
Oh. So THIS is why our case numbers are still up. The school districts are basing reopening on a fabrication. Completely unacceptable.
The governor has never addressed it, and the press has never asked. Unless you're following this one single woman on twitter who pulls the raw data files from the dashboard, you'd never even know.Has anyone ever officially given a reason for such a time lapse with this late data? Does this mean we can see an even greater impact on indoor gatherings in regards to the large spikes in the weeks after our major holidays?
Has anyone ever officially given a reason for such a time lapse with this late data? Does this mean we can see an even greater impact on indoor gatherings in regards to the large spikes in the weeks after our major holidays?
It's not just from November. Yesterday there was a "new positive" added that was from a test administered in March of last year!The NJ covid dashboard (https://covid19.nj.gov/) has two tabs.
The "cases and trends" tab shows the number of new confirmed cases by the date in which the PCR test result is reported by the testing laboratory. There is always a lag in this number, since it takes time to process the tests and report the results.
The "case and mortality summaries" tab shows the number of confirmed cases by the date of onset of illness. This chart always shows a sharp decrease in recent days, since people who started showing symptoms 3 days ago would likely not have test results reported yet.
I am guessing the WokeZombie twitter feed that Johnny linked is tracking the differences between the two tabs to calculate the date of onset of symptoms for newly reported test results. I have no idea if her calculations are valid or not. But it seems surprising that labs would be reporting November test results in March. I could understand a 4 week lag between onset of illness and reporting of test results, but 4 months seems very excessive. Therefore I suspect that there are some other factors here that WokeZombie is not accounting for (assuming her calculations aren't just plain wrong).
That just supports the point I was making, that there are some other factors at play here that WokeZombie is not taking into account (assuming her calculations aren't just plain wrong).It's not just from November. Yesterday there was a "new positive" added that was from a test administered in March of last year!
Unlikely. She's been doing this for a year. Someone would have corrected her by now. Also her work gets promoted by the anchor at News12, he has a personal and company reputation to protect.That just supports the point I was making, that there are some other factors at play here that WokeZombie is not taking into account (assuming her calculations aren't just plain wrong).
Unlikely. She's been doing this for a year. Someone would have corrected her by now. Also her work gets promoted by the anchor at News12, he has a personal and company reputation to protect.
What is amiss is the entirety of the state's handling of Covid information dissemination. I really couldn't imagine them being worse. You seem content to give the state the benefit of the doubt. Why? They've been abysmal. I'm embarrassed for them, and furious as a taxpayer.1) Just because she has been doing this for a year, doesn't mean she didn't make an error, or ignore a factor she was unaware of.
2) If the Trentonian is familiar with her calculations and believes them to be correct, why haven't they raised the question to the Governor or DOH?
Again, if PCR test results from 4-to-12 months ago are just getting reported now, something seems amiss. And one explanation is some sort of error by the sole person who determined that those very old test results have been delayed. It is also possible that results are delayed, but an explanation would be expected for such long delays. At the very least, I would have expected the Trentonian or other media to ask the question to the State.
But you will still see staunch attitudes on the great job NJ and PM did. He didn’t and his advisor JP surely didn’t. Realize it is NJ great in many ways but certainly behind the times in many other areas.What is amiss is the entirety of the state's handling of Covid information dissemination. I really couldn't imagine them being worse. You seem content to give the state the benefit of the doubt. Why? They've been abysmal. I'm embarrassed for them, and furious as a taxpayer.
I'm not giving the State the benefit of the doubt. I am not giving WokeZombie the benefit of the doubt either.What is amiss is the entirety of the state's handling of Covid information dissemination. I really couldn't imagine them being worse. You seem content to give the state the benefit of the doubt. Why? They've been abysmal. I'm embarrassed for them, and furious as a taxpayer.
What is amiss is the entirety of the state's handling of Covid information dissemination. I really couldn't imagine them being worse. You seem content to give the state the benefit of the doubt. Why? They've been abysmal. I'm embarrassed for them, and furious as a taxpayer.
That's weak, now you're trying to dismiss his concerns in order to protect the state.If you want to have a discussion about the validity of data reporting, you really need to take the emotion out of it.
I'm asking him to take the emotion out of his posts. I addressed his concerns in my previous post.That's weak, now you're trying to dismiss his concerns in order to protect the state.
He doesn't have to do that and on top of it it's not taking away from his points.I'm asking him to take the emotion out of his posts. I addressed his concerns in my previous post.
You didn't address anything. You have a hunch that it's Zombie making a mistake or having an incomplete awareness. I have a yearlong observation of the state being objective terrible at Covid data management and presentation. You could be right, but as I said, unlikely.I'm asking him to take the emotion out of his posts. I addressed his concerns in my previous post.
Part of the problem, my butt, hot shot. First off, aren't experimental treatments for terminal ill patients also put into the Emergency Use category? A little story for you that has tainted my feelings on the vaccines. My Dad, back when he was 45, was put on a heart transplant list since his condition of Cardiomyopathy started to create water to collect in his stomach. He already had 2 operations to correct valve issues. He was offered an Emergency Use drug developed in France that was being used to extend the life of people on transplant lists. Well after only 2 months on this Emergency Use drug ,it destroyed his liver, making him ineligible to stay on a heart transplant list.The epitome of part of the problem
I'd rather you look $hit up and not be led like cattle .Why don’t you just Google stuff 😂
Good Question: When will the COVID-19 vaccines get full FDA approval?
The manufacturers have to keep collecting data and continuing trials until they have enough information to submit for a BLA.www.wbtv.com