Cincinnati Coronas Hockey

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Doctors say CDC should warn people the side effects from Covid vaccine shots won't be 'a walk in the park'

Doctors urge the CDC to be transparent about the side effects people may experience after getting their first shot of a coronavirus vaccine.

www.cnbc.com

Basically sounds like the vaccine gives you one tough day of COVID as opposed to two weeks of it. Not gonna stop me.

 

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‘All People’ Should Avoid Cruise Ships, CDC Warns

In case you needed a government agency to tell you.

www.thecut.com

Really not anything to do with the virus. Cruises just suck.

 

[puckhead]

‘All People’ Should Avoid Cruise Ships, CDC Warns

In case you needed a government agency to tell you.

www.thecut.com

Really not anything to do with the virus. Cruises just suck.

depends how you do it.
my last cruise (December) was fucking amazing.

small boat (less than 500 passengers), cruising around the south pacific.
service great, food very good, excursions included. Got some diving in.

I'd hop on that motherfucker again in a heartbeat if it was safe, and I wasn't worried about inadvertently killing the residents of the islands.

 

[forty_three]

depends how you do it.
my last cruise (December) was fucking amazing.

small boat (less than 500 passengers), cruising around the south pacific.
service great, food very good, excursions included. Got some diving in.

I'd hop on that motherfucker again in a heartbeat if it was safe, and I wasn't worried about inadvertently killing the residents of the islands.

The fact that my last cruise was with the wife's family is probably influencing my feelings on the matter.

 

[mooger_35]

 

[forty_three]

I am guessing Columbus is out as a hub city.

12k new cases in Ohio yesterday. 15k confirmed/ongoing cases in the county Columbus is in right now.

Although to be fair, the only state that is not considered "Uncontrolled Spread" right now is Hawaii.

 

[mooger_35]

I am guessing Columbus is out as a hub city.

12k new cases in Ohio yesterday. 15k confirmed/ongoing cases in the county Columbus is in right now.

Although to be fair, the only state that is not considered "Uncontrolled Spread" right now is Hawaii.

Hub city potential!

 

[dash]

Hub city potential!

If memory serves, we used to have a regular poster at this site (I think his first name was Nate) and he was a Kings fan living in Hawaii.

 

[forty_three]

If memory serves, we used to have a regular poster at this site (I think his first name was Nate) and he was a Kings fan living in Hawaii.

Yeah, he was a good dude.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

I know theyre being severely stretched here with regards to tracing but they are still doing it unlike alberta and ontario who have just given up on that. But informing us 10 days after last exposure??? What the hell is that?

And then they waited til 11:54am this morning to tell us the covid exposure was a kid in my daughters class. They dont have to give us the kids name. My daughter told us which kid has been away. Its a boy she beat up last year so i dont think they ever got close

self monitor until friday lol

 

[dash]

Yeah, he was a good dude.

I think I might have found him lol

 

[Comeds]

depends how you do it.
my last cruise (December) was fucking amazing.

small boat (less than 500 passengers), cruising around the south pacific.
service great, food very good, excursions included. Got some diving in.

I'd hop on that motherfucker again in a heartbeat if it was safe, and I wasn't worried about inadvertently killing the residents of the islands.

I never would have thought I would like them but have gone on three now and have liked them. One to New England and Canada, one to Bermuda, and one to the Caribbean. The ones out of Baltimore are medium sized ships - not the huge ones. Besides boarding, safety mustering, and leaving, I never felt too crowded. Basically after people people learn the ship everyone spreads out.
I like them because it is a lot of relaxing, even travel days. I can be on the ship from my house in 90 minutes and do not have to worry about airports or days spent driving.

Having enjoyed them, I am not sure when if ever we will do another one. The last one we took (fall cruise) we both came back with bad colds/sinus infections and I am 90% sure my wife caught it from somone whom we had to stand should to shoulder with for an hour long safety thing. Sickness, even a cold, on a ship really really sucks.

 

[forty_three]

And then they waited til 11:54am this morning to tell us the covid exposure was a kid in my daughters class. They dont have to give us the kids name. My daughter told us which kid has been away. Its a boy she beat up last year so i dont think they ever got close

self monitor until friday lol

Look at the brights side, it's not a positive test in the class!

Curious - how is the school handling symptom checks? At my wife's school, they decided that it was too much of a logistical issue to test each person coming into the school building for temperature, so they made it an "honor system" thing from the parents. They are supposed to pinky promise that they checked their kids' temps every morning.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Look at the brights side, it's not a positive test in the class!

Curious - how is the school handling symptom checks? At my wife's school, they decided that it was too much of a logistical issue to test each person coming into the school building for temperature, so they made it an "honor system" thing from the parents. They are supposed to pinky promise that they checked their kids' temps every morning.

Similarly an hono(u)r system here. Line up outside each class door wearing masks and respond to series of self assessment questions ie ... any symptoms?, been told to isolate?, been in contact with anyone? ... before the kids are let into the class and then immediately they wash their hands in the class before taking their seats. Kids dont need to wear the masks in class but ours do.

 

[forty_three]

Similarly an hono(u)r system here. Line up outside each class door wearing masks and respond to series of self assessment questions ie ... any symptoms?, been told to isolate?, been in contact with anyone? ... before the kids are let into the class and then immediately they wash their hands in the class before taking their seats. Kids dont need to wear the masks in class but ours do.

Yikes

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Yikes

The prov. govt here finally mandated masks in all indoors spaces last week but didnt mandate it for schools. I know school spread doesnt come close here to the numbers for community spread but they should probably want to nip that in the bud.
Teachers should strike over it imo

 

[jstewismybastardson]

 

[forty_three]

The prov. govt here finally mandated masks in all indoors spaces last week but didnt mandate it for schools. I know school spread doesnt come close here to the numbers for community spread but they should probably want to nip that in the bud.
Teachers should strike over it imo

For sure. My wife got it in a classroom where they were mandated by the school and strictly enforced as part of uniform. I can't imagine it essentially being the kid's choice.

Add in the potential for peer pressure making kids choose to not wear 'em? Jeez.

 

[dash]

I have the same...barbecue

 

[jstewismybastardson]