U.S. bill requires air travelers to be vaccinated against Covid

[Se fue la luz]

And did you think about the long term effects of experimental vaccines that were made not even 18 months ago, or are you still burying your head in the sand?
Many deaths and myocarditis cases.

Have fun playing Russian roulette with your first, second, third and eventually yearly jabs.
That is ALSO life-changing and in a terrible way.

I'm so glad you asked!

Yes, I thought about it and then I read, listened to, and watched what acknowledged experts in these things have to say and got my shots. Same reasons for wearing a mask, even after the shots.

 

[Se fue la luz]

With regard to CV19 the "population" is the entire population on earth. CV19 is now endemic in that population. In other words: CV19 is here, there and everywhere to stay which I stated on day 1.​

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Principles of Epidemiology | Lesson 1 - Section 11​

https://www.cdc.gov/csels/dsepd/ss1978/lesson1/section11.html
Endemic refers to the constant presence and/or usual prevalence of a disease or infectious agent in a population within a geographic area. Hyperendemic refers to persistent, high levels of disease occurrence. Occasionally, the amount of disease in a community rises above the expected level.

Not your own words, also this proves my point that you are using it incorrectly, still

Try this for context: https://www.dictionary.com/e/epidemic-vs-pandemic/

 

[OwnRules]

Things are looking dire in the Orlando area - think it has something to do with low vaccination rates & not following established protocols? I'd bet on it.

OUC wants residents to limit water consumption due to COVID-19 impacts

The City of Orlando is asking residents to reduce water consumption due to COVID-19.

On Friday, Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer and the Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC) held a news conference and said the liquid oxygen used to treat water is being diverted to hospitals to treat COVID-19 patients.

Officials said they believe if water consumption doesn't change, water treatment could hit a critical point in a week. If that happens, it could mean a possible boil water notice could be put in place.

 

[windeguy]

Not your own words, also this proves my point that you are using it incorrectly, still

Try this for context: https://www.dictionary.com/e/epidemic-vs-pandemic/

I had a response ready in my own words, but was called away on on urgent grape peeling task before I posted it.
My sincerest apologies on that. 😇

So, first of all, there is no such thing as karma, not instant, not delayed, not ever. Karma exists only in people's minds.😒

Secondly, I will use endemic like the experts appear to be using it:
CV19 is here, there and everywhere to stay. It isn't going away any time soon if ever, but will become part of the landscape of diseases people face.
And we will just have to live with that fact.

Thirdly, this is something I said since day 1.

 

[Kipling333]

Please define your peronal understanding of what endemic means because your usage of the word is different than how I understand it. Thanks.

Endemic was used quite correctly by Windy guy ,,it is a word a little like trauma . Endemic for diseases means a general distribution in a certain area..but endemic for plants and animals means it is distributed exclusively in one place. and so the waratah plant and the kangeroo are both endemic to Australia as they are not found elsewhere , Covid 19 is endemic in the Dominican people because it is widespread... I use the word trauma in it's strict medical sense that is an injury caused by a strike or a hit but the general public use trauma as a bad experience a person has had, such as the death of a child.

 

[Se fue la luz]

Endemic was used quite correctly by Windy guy ,,it is a word a little like trauma . Endemic for diseases means a general distribution in a certain area..but endemic for plants and animals means it is distributed exclusively in one place. and so the waratah plant and the kangeroo are both endemic to Australia as they are not found elsewhere , Covid 19 is endemic in the Dominican people because it is widespread... I use the word trauma in it's strict medical sense that is an injury caused by a strike or a hit but the general public use trauma as a bad experience a person has had, such as the death of a child.

Since we're talking disease here and not plants, etc.. I'll stick with endemic having to have geographic limitations. Windy's usage of endemic as "here there and everywhere" is, to my knowledge, wrong. Please site contrary claims with good links. Thanks!

 

[Se fue la luz]

I had a response ready in my own words, but was called away on on urgent grape peeling task before I posted it.
My sincerest apologies on that. 😇

So, first of all, there is no such thing as karma, not instant, not delayed, not ever. Karma exists only in people's minds.😒

Secondly, I will use endemic like the experts appear to be using it:
CV19 is here, there and everywhere to stay. It isn't going away any time soon if ever, but will become part of the landscape of diseases people face.
And we will just have to live with that fact.

Thirdly, this is something I said since day 1.

I defer to your domestic obligations LOL. Happens to the best of us and even me

See my reply to Kipling333 below as to why you're wrong about endemic

You claim that karma does not exist, which of course means nada in the grand scheme of things. Who are we to contradict billions of people who believe otherwise? It's not just that you keep repeating yourself on a few points but that you are also wrong, which is most irritating. Why the mods don't muzzle you is beyond understanding since they seem intent on doing their best in most other regards but best practices for running a site such as this would have you shut down every time you purposely repeat your BS.

I'll (try my best) not post about this again, in the interest of not being too repetitive, but instead will find other means to make the board better and to stop such irritants from being repeatedly posted.

Surely I'm not the only one that takes issue with you on this.

 

[Se fue la luz]

I defer to your domestic obligations LOL. Happens to the best of us and even me

See my reply to Kipling333 below as to why you're wrong about endemic

You claim that karma does not exist, which of course means nada in the grand scheme of things. Who are we to contradict billions of people who believe otherwise? It's not just that you keep repeating yourself on a few points but that you are also wrong, which is most irritating. Why the mods don't muzzle you is beyond understanding since they seem intent on doing their best in most other regards but best practices for running a site such as this would have you shut down every time you purposely repeat your BS.

I'll (try my best) not post about this again, in the interest of not being too repetitive, but instead will find other means to make the board better and to stop such irritants from being repeatedly posted.

Surely I'm not the only one that takes issue with you on this.

Please like or dislike the quoted post # 67 in lieu of a poll

A Like = a vote for less repetition and a Dislike = a vote to say that you are fine with it

Unless NALS is up to create a POLL LOL

 

[Kipling333]

Covid 19 definitely is endemic throughout the DR ..it is a disease that is found throughout the country . As far as Karma is concerned, different religions and people have different interpretations so it is quite impossible to give a definitive answer on what Karma is . For me my Karma is the sum of all my life in the past reflected in the future so as I hope I have followed the second commandment as well as I can ,I hope my Karma is good.

 

[MariaRubia]

Start behaving like the women on this forum who never get into these childish back and forths.

Yes, we are wonderful aren’t we ladies!!!!

 

[SKY]

The whole idea of getting ANY medical advice on a forum about the Dominican Republic is the same as Calling a Plumber to fix a Toothache.........................................

 

[Sailor51]

Things are looking dire in the Orlando area - think it has something to do with low vaccination rates & not following established protocols? I'd bet on it.

O2 is used to areate the water to remove hydrogen sulfide by turning it to a gas so it can be vented. Any residual remaining can be filtered out. No more rotten egg smell when you wash the car,water the lawn, which is the major complaint.
The oxygen nasal tubes are only around 20% efficent, so lots of waste there although much needed for patients.
Just in case anyone was curious ... and I should think the patients are more important than the lawn. Besides , it's raining.

 

[windeguy]

Since we're talking disease here and not plants, etc.. I'll stick with endemic having to have geographic limitations. Windy's usage of endemic as "here there and everywhere" is, to my knowledge, wrong. Please site contrary claims with good links. Thanks!

There is a limit and I described it so that just about anyone, but perhaps not you, would understand. Here, there and everywhere is limited to planet earth at this time.

 

[JD Jones]

There is a limit and I described it so that just about anyone, but perhaps not you, would understand. Here, there and everywhere is limited to planet earth at this time.

With all due respect compadre, you cannot say it's limited to planet Earth.

 

[windeguy]

I defer to your domestic obligations LOL. Happens to the best of us and even me

See my reply to Kipling333 below as to why you're wrong about endemic

You claim that karma does not exist, which of course means nada in the grand scheme of things. Who are we to contradict billions of people who believe otherwise? It's not just that you keep repeating yourself on a few points but that you are also wrong, which is most irritating. Why the mods don't muzzle you is beyond understanding since they seem intent on doing their best in most other regards but best practices for running a site such as this would have you shut down every time you purposely repeat your BS.

I'll (try my best) not post about this again, in the interest of not being too repetitive, but instead will find other means to make the board better and to stop such irritants from being repeatedly posted.

Surely I'm not the only one that takes issue with you on this.

What people believe does not make it true. Take Karma for example. There is zero proof karma exists. But that doesn't stop people believing in it.

Now as to the BS, I really see you are far better at BS than I ever cold be.

If people take issue, let them post. Or let the mods take action. That is not up to you and your phony altruism.

My suggestion to the mods is that you be banned. Others think you have been banned continuously and yet return frequently for some unknown reason.

 

[windeguy]

With all due respect compadre, you cannot say it's limited to planet Earth.

OK, you are correct. You got me, we do have the International Space Station..

What else did I miss?

Note: Some might say it does not include the ISS because CV19 has not yet been detected on the ISS and that would fail in the definition of endemic since it is geographically limited. I feel very strongly both ways on that.

 

[william webster]

Epidemic vs. Pandemic vs. Endemic: Learn The Difference

As these words continue to circulate around us, it can be easy to confuse them. We're here with a handy rule of thumb to help you learn the difference.

www.dictionary.com

 

[william webster]

The above also defines 'endemic'

 

[Tonchi]

Agreed since Si No Vac is not universally on the list of approved emergency vaccines.

Because the china vaccine for the wuhan chinese virus is only 40% effective and it doesnt work..just like everything else from china

 

[Tonchi]

The Dominican Republic has rolled out the booster shots well before the US. Again showing that the DR is on top of the heap when dealing with Covid...................

Or doesn't know what they are doing