TonySmjc
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Take the water sip slowly
Stewardess believes that a bottle of water moved close to your Lips every 45 seconds or so has the same properties as a mask
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Stewardess believes that a bottle of water moved close to your Lips every 45 seconds or so has the same properties as a mask
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Rick67
Well-Known Angler
I get first class treatment on flights. I’m not going to divulge why. Is that childish?
I would think you would like me to be like others no? Upfront they don’t say boo so long as you have it. Does it make a difference in the back? Why not see if that extra money is shutting up someone or not from front to back. I mean for you guys that care I’m sure you would like to know.
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wader
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keep playing with your life & the lives of others...................
www.yahoo.com
A 24-year-old Georgia man who contracted COVID-19 and required a double lung transplant, and who remains hospitalized, has expressed his regret he did not get vaccinated for the virus, which has so far killed more than 607,000 Americans.
Blake Bargatze had told his parents he was putting off receiving a COVID-19 vaccine because he felt uncertain about its possible side effects, WSB-TV in Atlanta reported.
24-year-old who needed double lung transplant wishes he'd been vaccinated for COVID-19
A 24-year-old Georgia man who contracted COVID-19 and required a double lung transplant and remains hospitalized has expressed his regret for not getting vaccinated for the virus that has so far killed more than 607,000 Americans.
A 24-year-old Georgia man who contracted COVID-19 and required a double lung transplant, and who remains hospitalized, has expressed his regret he did not get vaccinated for the virus, which has so far killed more than 607,000 Americans.
Blake Bargatze had told his parents he was putting off receiving a COVID-19 vaccine because he felt uncertain about its possible side effects, WSB-TV in Atlanta reported.
Bravo!!
pressherald.com/2021/07/14/norwegian-cruise-line-sues-florida-over-virus-vaccination-law/
Associated Press July 14, 2021
MIAMI — Norwegian Cruise Line is challenging a new Florida law that prevents cruise companies from requiring passengers to show proof of vaccination against the COVID-19 virus.
The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Miami federal court, contends that the law jeopardizes safe operation of cruise ships by increasing risk of contracting the virus. Norwegian intends to restart cruises from Florida ports Aug. 15 with vaccinations required for all passengers.
Norwegian wants a judge to lift the ban by Aug. 6. The law imposes a fine of $5,000 each time a cruise line mandates that a passenger provide vaccination proof. Norwegian claims it violates federal law and several constitutional rights.
The company, officially known as Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings or NCLH, says it won’t be able to sail from Florida unless a judge acts to block the law.
“The result would be a devastating, unrecoverable loss for everyone – not only for NCLH’s business but also for tens of thousands of passengers, employees, and stakeholders who all benefit from NCLH resuming safe operations as planned,” the lawsuit says.
“The only way NCLH could maintain its protocols and operations as currently planned is by abandoning Florida altogether,” the lawsuit adds.
The lawsuit names as a defendant Florida’s surgeon general, Dr. Scott Rivkees, who is head of the state Health Department. Rivkees is an appointee of Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis, whose spokeswoman said the cruise line’s policy discriminates against children under 12 and others who are not vaccinated.
DeSantis press secretary Christina Pushaw noted in an email that Florida recently won a lawsuit challenging several cruise industry regulations imposed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention over the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Florida already fought and won its case so that Norwegian and all other cruise lines can invite and serve all Americans on its vessels,” Pushaw said. “But apparently Norwegian prefers the shackles of the CDC to the freedom offered by Florida.”
The CDC is appealing that earlier decision by a Tampa federal judge.
Other cruise lines, including Carnival and Royal Caribbean, have already begun voyages from Florida with a variety of policies regarding COVID-19 vaccination.
Norwegian Cruise Line sues Florida over virus vaccination law
Associated Press July 14, 2021
MIAMI — Norwegian Cruise Line is challenging a new Florida law that prevents cruise companies from requiring passengers to show proof of vaccination against the COVID-19 virus.
The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Miami federal court, contends that the law jeopardizes safe operation of cruise ships by increasing risk of contracting the virus. Norwegian intends to restart cruises from Florida ports Aug. 15 with vaccinations required for all passengers.
Norwegian wants a judge to lift the ban by Aug. 6. The law imposes a fine of $5,000 each time a cruise line mandates that a passenger provide vaccination proof. Norwegian claims it violates federal law and several constitutional rights.
The company, officially known as Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings or NCLH, says it won’t be able to sail from Florida unless a judge acts to block the law.
“The result would be a devastating, unrecoverable loss for everyone – not only for NCLH’s business but also for tens of thousands of passengers, employees, and stakeholders who all benefit from NCLH resuming safe operations as planned,” the lawsuit says.
“The only way NCLH could maintain its protocols and operations as currently planned is by abandoning Florida altogether,” the lawsuit adds.
The lawsuit names as a defendant Florida’s surgeon general, Dr. Scott Rivkees, who is head of the state Health Department. Rivkees is an appointee of Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis, whose spokeswoman said the cruise line’s policy discriminates against children under 12 and others who are not vaccinated.
DeSantis press secretary Christina Pushaw noted in an email that Florida recently won a lawsuit challenging several cruise industry regulations imposed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention over the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Florida already fought and won its case so that Norwegian and all other cruise lines can invite and serve all Americans on its vessels,” Pushaw said. “But apparently Norwegian prefers the shackles of the CDC to the freedom offered by Florida.”
The CDC is appealing that earlier decision by a Tampa federal judge.
Other cruise lines, including Carnival and Royal Caribbean, have already begun voyages from Florida with a variety of policies regarding COVID-19 vaccination.
Los Angeles County announced Thursday that it will require masks to be worn inside regardless of vaccination status, as the highly contagious Delta variant spreads throughout California.
Public health officials in L.A. County had already been urging residents to wear masks indoors. The mandate will begin Saturday night, just before midnight.
Only weeks ago, on June 15, Californians celebrated their state’s reopening as most restrictions. A statewide mask mandate was relaxed for vaccinated people.
The Delta variant is extremely contagious, scientists say, and may cause more severe illness. Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease doctor, has described it as “the greatest threat in the U.S. to our attempt to eliminate Covid-19.” The tens of millions of Americans who are vaccinated are largely protected from the virus, including the Delta variant, scientists have said.
Public health officials in L.A. County had already been urging residents to wear masks indoors. The mandate will begin Saturday night, just before midnight.
Only weeks ago, on June 15, Californians celebrated their state’s reopening as most restrictions. A statewide mask mandate was relaxed for vaccinated people.
The Delta variant is extremely contagious, scientists say, and may cause more severe illness. Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease doctor, has described it as “the greatest threat in the U.S. to our attempt to eliminate Covid-19.” The tens of millions of Americans who are vaccinated are largely protected from the virus, including the Delta variant, scientists have said.
Yup thats gonna solve everything
funny hearing more and more about the side effects of the shots
wader
Well-Known Angler
the # of those suffering side effects vs. # of people dying &/or suffering long term effects from coming down with the virus is infinitesimally small - man up & get over itYup thats gonna solve everything
In true fashion you only know what Yahoo tells you but hey you got shot what could go wrong it makes you sleep better at night good for you
wader
Well-Known Angler
you probably stand a better chance of getting hit by lightning then suffering some sort of adverse effect from the vaccine - but if extending this pandemic indefinitely- along with the suffering, death & financial downturn makes you sleep better at night good for you
Give it time the experiment is still running
Most seem confined to people with various maladies, comorbidities, autoimmune situations, no ? Everyone in family and friends have been fully vaxxed since May and all of us over 65 since March. Not a reaction amongst us.Yup thats gonna solve everything
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