Covid Vaccine

[Augie91]

Over the weekend, an international team of scientists published two extensive papers online, offering the strongest evidence to date that the COVID-19 pandemic originated in animals at a market in Wuhan, China. Specifically, they conclude that the coronavirus most likely jumped from a caged wild animal into people at the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market, where a huge COVID-19 outbreak began in December 2019.

What is a Raccoon dog??

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsod...igin-point

Fascinating how something that occurred 2 years ago, half way across the world, in a communist country,  that was a mystery is now being explained with photographs, market animal mapping, and samples.  I call bullshit.

[bdutton]

[Augie91]

Lol.  So a raccoon and a dog hooked up?!

[Trub Lou]

Well they finally got rid of the silly mask rules at work now. It was really at the point where I was just avoiding the office even when I had work to do there.

I really hope that, as this thing winds down, and we find ourselves with many more real and concrete problems now, people get over this fear of their own shadows and figure out how to start tackling the tanking dollar, energy crisis, uncontrolled borders, etc.

[Vagus]

Well they finally got rid of the silly mask rules at work now.  It was really at the point where I was just avoiding the office even when I had work to do there.

I really hope that, as this thing winds down, and we find ourselves with many more real and concrete problems now, people get over this fear of their own shadows and figure out how to start tackling the tanking dollar, energy crisis, uncontrolled borders, etc.

Now would be the perfect time to make some strides there while the media is distracted in europe.

[Augie91]

Masks finally not required at our Church. We went from 75 percent of the people wearing them to 7. Nice to see people's faces again. They are bringing back the communal cups which everybody drinks out of, I'm guessing that's gonna be a hard sell.

[Augie91]

Time to move on and make money elsewhere.....

Moderna plans to invest $500 million to produce messenger RNA, the technology underlying its Covid vaccines, at the facility with the goal of manufacturing 500 million doses annually. Moderna could fill Covid vaccine doses at the Kenya facility as early as 2023 subject to demand, according to the company.

[Augie91]

Pfizer and BioNTech are planning to ask the Food and Drug Administration to authorize a second COVID-19 booster shot for people 65 and older.

https://www.npr.org/2022/03/15/108671143...t-65-older

[Mexas Joe]

Lord Fauchi sure has been absent. He used to be on every show erryday. It's curious.

[bdutton]

Meanwhile in NH:

• NH hospitalizations: Breakdown of patient vaccination statuses
  
• Unvaccinated: 16.7%
  
• Vaccinations fully up to date: 42.9%
  
• Vaccinations partially up to date: 21.4%
  
• Unknown: 19.0%