Vaccine

dad4 said:
You want your 30 year out of date humanities degree to count the same as scientists with 30 years of relevant experience?

No.

The humanities degree qualifies you to bullshit with confidence, but nothing more.
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These days experience seems to be irrelevant. Which side you row for appears to trump experience. Academic scientists/MDs are usually bought and paid for by entities that don't really care about health outcomes. It's a common phenomenom that's always occured outside the limelight. oh how times have changed.
 
dawson said:
Any thoughts on whether Omicron surging cases ( although evidence so far indicates it has mild symptoms ) will impact High School soccer in the next few weeks?

And for those who will comment that this isn’t a major doomsday subject and I agree it isn’t, this is a soccer forum and I’m curious about the potential impact on HS soccer .
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I have 2 kiddos playing DD and DS. Few cases on DD team, they are quarantining moving players on rosters and playing. Pasta parties continuing. DS continuing to play but all pasta parties canceled.
 
what-happened said:
I've been told he's one of the nicest guys around, especially to his fans. Very charitable in fact. I'm not a "fan" but he seems to have a balanced approach to issues, giving advocates on both sides a chance. Besides, he's a self described liberal. Sounds like you guys would get along.
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If that is so, then, I'm sure he would appreciate my position.
 
espola said:
I don't know what that means, but I do know that SDUSD schools played soccer games tonight.
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Soccer is in season so it’s not covered by the ban. Things like Football (9v9), baseball, or volleyball are out of season so these teams cannot meet even though they do scrimmages and tournies at this time of year and students can’t even use the gym.
 
reading up on the Virginia freeway pileup with drivers stuck for hours with no way to get it. It started with 1/2 the Virginia dept of transportation (which includes the plow drivers) out sick (unclear if some claiming sick just to avoid working during holidays). Rain prior to the snow meant it couldn’t be pretreated. Bad weather met people driving back up to the Washington DC area post holiday (which basically shuts down during the holidays). The Icey snowed over roads led to a few collisions snarling traffic. Some people abandoned their vehicles. The tow trucks were also affected by illnesses which made it hard to get them out to clear. Gov n also sort of checked out and youngkins admin isn’t in place yet so that got lost in the middle of the transition. Feds out for the holidays so they couldn’t be called to help and unclear what they could do anyways.
 
Grace T. said:
Chicago teachers union has apparently voted to strike to force Chicago schools back to remote learning.
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From what I understand, the Chicago teachers union voted to switch to remote learning to try to force city officials to agree. In response, city officials called off instruction altogether for Wednesday and said remote learning is not an option. Basically the two sides are at a standoff to see which side will cave. It’s an interesting battle to witness.
 
Jar!23 said:
From what I understand, the Chicago teachers union voted to switch to remote learning to try to force city officials to agree. In response, city officials called off instruction altogether for Wednesday and said remote learning is not an option. Basically the two sides are at a standoff to see which side will cave. It’s an interesting battle to witness.
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not a lot of support from what I’m seeing supporting the teachers Union position.Certainly aren’t getting it from anyone in the Biden admin
 
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