Covid-19 Effect on College Basketball & Other Sports
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I don’t think anyone is ridiculing it’s moreso that you have said the same thing 1,357 times and we get it. What does debating the merits or lack thereof of masking policies on the Rhody basketball message board do to change said mandates…nothing.
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So...what are your thoughts on it, other than to just comply? Do you agree with what's in place? or are you saying that you agree with everything I've said about it?bigappleram wrote: ↑2 years ago I don’t think anyone is ridiculing it’s moreso that you have said the same thing 1,357 times and we get it. What does debating the merits or lack thereof of masking policies on the Rhody basketball message board do to change said mandates…nothing.
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Check the mirror, buddy.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑2 years agoYou're starting to sound like a sap....Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoWaiting for NYG's response......'science'.LoveThoseRams wrote: ↑2 years ago
I wondered why the cheerleaders couldn't remove their masks while on the floor? The players can.
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Latest 7 day average New Cases by State from CDC
Lowest 8 states daily cases per 100,000
Florida 51
Hawaii 56
Georgia 66
Louisiana 66
Mississippi 68
Connecticut 70
Texas 79
Maryland 79
Highest 8 states daily cases per 100,000
Alaska 563
North Dakota 455
New Hampshire 446
Montana 440
Wyoming 438
Colorado 347
Minnesota 345
New Mexico 340
Rhode Island is 150
Delaware is 182
Dr Fauci had said before season that college football would be superspreader events but lowest states are where football is biggest
Interesting that New Hampshire is 6 times worse than Connecticut
Rhode Island is 3 times worse than Florida, double Connecticut
When Florida was bad the media was rampant with stories. When Florida is the lowest in the US nobody knows but the crickets.
Lowest 8 states daily cases per 100,000
Florida 51
Hawaii 56
Georgia 66
Louisiana 66
Mississippi 68
Connecticut 70
Texas 79
Maryland 79
Highest 8 states daily cases per 100,000
Alaska 563
North Dakota 455
New Hampshire 446
Montana 440
Wyoming 438
Colorado 347
Minnesota 345
New Mexico 340
Rhode Island is 150
Delaware is 182
Dr Fauci had said before season that college football would be superspreader events but lowest states are where football is biggest
Interesting that New Hampshire is 6 times worse than Connecticut
Rhode Island is 3 times worse than Florida, double Connecticut
When Florida was bad the media was rampant with stories. When Florida is the lowest in the US nobody knows but the crickets.
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And you trust the numbers that Florida is reporting?ramster wrote: ↑2 years ago Latest 7 day average New Cases by State from CDC
Lowest 8 states daily cases per 100,000
Florida 51
Hawaii 56
Georgia 66
Louisiana 66
Mississippi 68
Connecticut 70
Texas 79
Maryland 79
Highest 8 states daily cases per 100,000
Alaska 563
North Dakota 455
New Hampshire 446
Montana 440
Wyoming 438
Colorado 347
Minnesota 345
New Mexico 340
Rhode Island is 150
Delaware is 182
Dr Fauci had said before season that college football would be superspreader events but lowest states are where football is biggest
Interesting that New Hampshire is 6 times worse than Connecticut
Rhode Island is 3 times worse than Florida, double Connecticut
When Florida was bad the media was rampant with stories. When Florida is the lowest in the US nobody knows but the crickets.
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Just like you believed the Florida numbers when they were bad.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoAnd you trust the numbers that Florida is reporting?ramster wrote: ↑2 years ago Latest 7 day average New Cases by State from CDC
Lowest 8 states daily cases per 100,000
Florida 51
Hawaii 56
Georgia 66
Louisiana 66
Mississippi 68
Connecticut 70
Texas 79
Maryland 79
Highest 8 states daily cases per 100,000
Alaska 563
North Dakota 455
New Hampshire 446
Montana 440
Wyoming 438
Colorado 347
Minnesota 345
New Mexico 340
Rhode Island is 150
Delaware is 182
Dr Fauci had said before season that college football would be superspreader events but lowest states are where football is biggest
Interesting that New Hampshire is 6 times worse than Connecticut
Rhode Island is 3 times worse than Florida, double Connecticut
When Florida was bad the media was rampant with stories. When Florida is the lowest in the US nobody knows but the crickets.
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Point is CNN, CNBS, NY Times etc we’re all over Florida when they were bad, now nothing at all, silence
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C'mon Ramster. Florida has been reporting zero deaths every day for quite a while now. The ONLY state. You really believe that????ramster wrote: ↑2 years agoJust like you believed the Florida numbers when they were bad.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoAnd you trust the numbers that Florida is reporting?ramster wrote: ↑2 years ago Latest 7 day average New Cases by State from CDC
Lowest 8 states daily cases per 100,000
Florida 51
Hawaii 56
Georgia 66
Louisiana 66
Mississippi 68
Connecticut 70
Texas 79
Maryland 79
Highest 8 states daily cases per 100,000
Alaska 563
North Dakota 455
New Hampshire 446
Montana 440
Wyoming 438
Colorado 347
Minnesota 345
New Mexico 340
Rhode Island is 150
Delaware is 182
Dr Fauci had said before season that college football would be superspreader events but lowest states are where football is biggest
Interesting that New Hampshire is 6 times worse than Connecticut
Rhode Island is 3 times worse than Florida, double Connecticut
When Florida was bad the media was rampant with stories. When Florida is the lowest in the US nobody knows but the crickets.
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Point is CNN, CNBS, NY Times etc we’re all over Florida when they were bad, now nothing at all, silence
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Data I’m posting is new cases per 100,000 for each state per day, running average of 7 days published by the CDC.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoC'mon Ramster. Florida has been reporting zero deaths every day for quite a while now. The ONLY state. You really believe that????
Soon to be in Daytona and Ft Myers - so thought it of interest.
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Well, you're safe, because obviously Florida has found the miracle cure.ramster wrote: ↑2 years agoData I’m posting is new cases per 100,000 for each state per day, running average of 7 days published by the CDC.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoC'mon Ramster. Florida has been reporting zero deaths every day for quite a while now. The ONLY state. You really believe that????
Soon to be in Daytona and Ft Myers - so thought it of interest.
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Just looking at yesterday's numbers and reported state-by-state deaths. 2 states border Florida. Georgia had 90 deaths. Alabama had 52. Florida had 0. Tell me which of these 3 states you believe or which ones you don't believe. These reported numbers have looked like this EVERY day for over a months. As soon as you cross the state line into Florida, you're good! The US is averaging around 1300 deaths a day, yet in Florida, nobody dies. We should all move there!!! It's a miracle!!!!!ramster wrote: ↑2 years agoData I’m posting is new cases per 100,000 for each state per day, running average of 7 days published by the CDC.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoC'mon Ramster. Florida has been reporting zero deaths every day for quite a while now. The ONLY state. You really believe that????
Soon to be in Daytona and Ft Myers - so thought it of interest.
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You also have to remember that the state is run by one of Trump's top ball lickers.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoJust looking at yesterday's numbers and reported state-by-state deaths. 2 states border Florida. Georgia had 90 deaths. Alabama had 52. Florida had 0. Tell me which of these 3 states you believe or which ones you don't believe. These reported numbers have looked like this EVERY day for over a months. As soon as you cross the state line into Florida, you're good! The US is averaging around 1300 deaths a day, yet in Florida, nobody dies. We should all move there!!! It's a miracle!!!!!ramster wrote: ↑2 years agoData I’m posting is new cases per 100,000 for each state per day, running average of 7 days published by the CDC.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years ago
C'mon Ramster. Florida has been reporting zero deaths every day for quite a while now. The ONLY state. You really believe that????
Soon to be in Daytona and Ft Myers - so thought it of interest.
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Yes it's a fact Florida cases and deaths are way down. Just use Google.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoC'mon Ramster. Florida has been reporting zero deaths every day for quite a while now. The ONLY state. You really believe that????
They have just backlogged the deaths. Just reported 664 deaths for November 5th, which would be the total deaths accumulated from the last time they reported.
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I know what Florida is doing. I'm not going to get into an argument about it. It's useless.PeterRamTime wrote: ↑2 years agoYes it's a fact Florida cases and deaths are way down. Just use Google.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoC'mon Ramster. Florida has been reporting zero deaths every day for quite a while now. The ONLY state. You really believe that????
They have just backlogged the deaths. Just reported 664 deaths for November 5th, which would be the total deaths accumulated from the last time they reported.
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Ah, yes...'Trump!"...living on in people's heads rent-free foreverBillyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoYou also have to remember that the state is run by one of Trump's top ball lickers.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoJust looking at yesterday's numbers and reported state-by-state deaths. 2 states border Florida. Georgia had 90 deaths. Alabama had 52. Florida had 0. Tell me which of these 3 states you believe or which ones you don't believe. These reported numbers have looked like this EVERY day for over a months. As soon as you cross the state line into Florida, you're good! The US is averaging around 1300 deaths a day, yet in Florida, nobody dies. We should all move there!!! It's a miracle!!!!!
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Politicians take polls if everyone joined him you never know. I do not mind anyone venting their frustrations with this nonsense policy. You attend a large gathering indoors you are taking a risk regardless of masks. Even if I did not agree with him it would not bother me. Long time fans have given up something they really enjoyed in the past.bigappleram wrote: ↑2 years ago I don’t think anyone is ridiculing it’s moreso that you have said the same thing 1,357 times and we get it. What does debating the merits or lack thereof of masking policies on the Rhody basketball message board do to change said mandates…nothing.
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The players and the program are all that suffer from any fans from an already small base that decide they won’t go if they have to wear a mask. I don’t think that will do anything to effect policy though I do believe that as case counts continue to fall eventually the mask requirement will go away again. I have never refuted the substance of NYGs (and others) beef that there are protocols that are hogwash and shall I say anti science. Just the fact that he’s said it 1,000 times in a row has gotten to be a bit much.
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The only heads he is in are the cowards in his own party, like Desantis, who bow to his every wish because they are scared to death that he can ruin their careers.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑2 years agoAh, yes...'Trump!"...living on in people's heads rent-free foreverBillyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoYou also have to remember that the state is run by one of Trump's top ball lickers.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years ago
Just looking at yesterday's numbers and reported state-by-state deaths. 2 states border Florida. Georgia had 90 deaths. Alabama had 52. Florida had 0. Tell me which of these 3 states you believe or which ones you don't believe. These reported numbers have looked like this EVERY day for over a months. As soon as you cross the state line into Florida, you're good! The US is averaging around 1300 deaths a day, yet in Florida, nobody dies. We should all move there!!! It's a miracle!!!!!
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Doesn't sound like it...Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoThe only heads he is in are the cowards in his own party, like Desantis, who bow to his every wish because they are scared to death that he can ruin their careers.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑2 years agoAh, yes...'Trump!"...living on in people's heads rent-free foreverBillyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years ago
You also have to remember that the state is run by one of Trump's top ball lickers.
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Exactly...I already miss going to the games. For those that think it's no big deal to strap on a mask to watch a game...enjoy. I'd much rather be at the games, but, as you note... wearing a mask bothers me enough to have to give up something that I used to really enjoy...DeanDome88 wrote: ↑2 years agoPoliticians take polls if everyone joined him you never know. I do not mind anyone venting their frustrations with this nonsense policy. You attend a large gathering indoors you are taking a risk regardless of masks. Even if I did not agree with him it would not bother me. Long time fans have given up something they really enjoyed in the past.bigappleram wrote: ↑2 years ago I don’t think anyone is ridiculing it’s moreso that you have said the same thing 1,357 times and we get it. What does debating the merits or lack thereof of masking policies on the Rhody basketball message board do to change said mandates…nothing.
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…….fwiw…..PC Hockey last nite, 90-10, 90% maskless, even a providence cop…….
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Yes I have given up my season tix. I'm vaxxed and refuse to wear a face mask. My daughter is vaxxed and has to wear one in school. Still fighting that nonsense. Next time you go out, put your mask on for 8 hours. K? That's how long my daughter has to wear one. Sorry, not sorry. Not targeting you Dean at all, just venting off of your post.DeanDome88 wrote: ↑2 years agoPoliticians take polls if everyone joined him you never know. I do not mind anyone venting their frustrations with this nonsense policy. You attend a large gathering indoors you are taking a risk regardless of masks. Even if I did not agree with him it would not bother me. Long time fans have given up something they really enjoyed in the past.bigappleram wrote: ↑2 years ago I don’t think anyone is ridiculing it’s moreso that you have said the same thing 1,357 times and we get it. What does debating the merits or lack thereof of masking policies on the Rhody basketball message board do to change said mandates…nothing.
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Provided there's not a big spike in cases over Thanksgiving/Christmas (a big IF), I could see the mandate being lifted in Jan/Feb of 2022. That's the way the numbers are trending right now, anyway.
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My daughter wears one for 12 hours, helping people who are sick.theblueram wrote: ↑2 years agoYes I have given up my season tix. I'm vaxxed and refuse to wear a face mask. My daughter is vaxxed and has to wear one in school. Still fighting that nonsense. Next time you go out, put your mask on for 8 hours. K? That's how long my daughter has to wear one. Sorry, not sorry. Not targeting you Dean at all, just venting off of your post.DeanDome88 wrote: ↑2 years agoPoliticians take polls if everyone joined him you never know. I do not mind anyone venting their frustrations with this nonsense policy. You attend a large gathering indoors you are taking a risk regardless of masks. Even if I did not agree with him it would not bother me. Long time fans have given up something they really enjoyed in the past.bigappleram wrote: ↑2 years ago I don’t think anyone is ridiculing it’s moreso that you have said the same thing 1,357 times and we get it. What does debating the merits or lack thereof of masking policies on the Rhody basketball message board do to change said mandates…nothing.
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Folks, you can watch a Big Ten volleyball game this fall on the Big Ten Network...and you'll see everyone wearing a mask in the stands. And I'm sure some folks aren't happy about it. But that's the deal. Suck it up. It's not about you. Putting a mask on is not a heavy lift, geez.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoMy daughter wears one for 12 hours, helping people who are sick.theblueram wrote: ↑2 years agoYes I have given up my season tix. I'm vaxxed and refuse to wear a face mask. My daughter is vaxxed and has to wear one in school. Still fighting that nonsense. Next time you go out, put your mask on for 8 hours. K? That's how long my daughter has to wear one. Sorry, not sorry. Not targeting you Dean at all, just venting off of your post.DeanDome88 wrote: ↑2 years ago
Politicians take polls if everyone joined him you never know. I do not mind anyone venting their frustrations with this nonsense policy. You attend a large gathering indoors you are taking a risk regardless of masks. Even if I did not agree with him it would not bother me. Long time fans have given up something they really enjoyed in the past.
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Let's just hope the numbers stay down over the winter.
In the UK cases are spiking again among the unvaxxed. They are acting like the virus is gone....wrong.
Fortunately CT and RI are about 90% vaxxed....but still over 20 states are way below that.
In the UK cases are spiking again among the unvaxxed. They are acting like the virus is gone....wrong.
Fortunately CT and RI are about 90% vaxxed....but still over 20 states are way below that.
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Where are you all seeing the vax percentage at 90? Three different sites say 78% or 79%.
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I kinda think if it's about where one wants to spend their entertainment dollar...it is about them. Isn't it?PlayMikeMotenMore wrote: ↑2 years agoFolks, you can watch a Big Ten volleyball game this fall on the Big Ten Network...and you'll see everyone wearing a mask in the stands. And I'm sure some folks aren't happy about it. But that's the deal. Suck it up. It's not about you. Putting a mask on is not a heavy lift, geez.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoMy daughter wears one for 12 hours, helping people who are sick.theblueram wrote: ↑2 years ago
Yes I have given up my season tix. I'm vaxxed and refuse to wear a face mask. My daughter is vaxxed and has to wear one in school. Still fighting that nonsense. Next time you go out, put your mask on for 8 hours. K? That's how long my daughter has to wear one. Sorry, not sorry. Not targeting you Dean at all, just venting off of your post.
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Straight from the RI Governors CrushCovidRI site:
Partially Vaccinated
78.7% of total RI population
91.6% of 18 years and up
Fully Vaccinated
71.6% of total RI population
83.3% of 18 years and up
Partially Vaccinated
78.7% of total RI population
91.6% of 18 years and up
Fully Vaccinated
71.6% of total RI population
83.3% of 18 years and up
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Looks like you have the percentages between fully and partially reversed.
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Those that think this matters...have been sold a bill of goods.ramster wrote: ↑2 years ago Straight from the RI Governors CrushCovidRI site:
78.7% fully vaccinated of total RI population
91.6% fully vaccinated of 18 years and up
71.6% partially vaccinated of total RI population
83.3% partially vaccinated of 18 years and up
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Just stop.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑2 years agoThose that think this matters...have been sold a bill of goods.ramster wrote: ↑2 years ago Straight from the RI Governors CrushCovidRI site:
78.7% fully vaccinated of total RI population
91.6% fully vaccinated of 18 years and up
71.6% partially vaccinated of total RI population
83.3% partially vaccinated of 18 years and up
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Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoJust stop.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑2 years agoThose that think this matters...have been sold a bill of goods.ramster wrote: ↑2 years ago Straight from the RI Governors CrushCovidRI site:
78.7% fully vaccinated of total RI population
91.6% fully vaccinated of 18 years and up
71.6% partially vaccinated of total RI population
83.3% partially vaccinated of 18 years and up
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If you think those numbers in any way make a difference in terms of what's required, that means... there's a number that makes a difference...the changing point...what is it? There isn't one. You know it, too.
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It's hard to say there isn't one when A.) Connecticut just last week started relaxing previous put in place mask mandates in public settings and B.) I went to a sold out NBA Playoff game 8 months ago without a mask. There is some level of data that is informing decisions with some politicians and municipalities. I can't say what it is but to say its all arbitrary is being purposefully obtuse.
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The points that you reference seem to reinforce the arbitrary-ness.... Just like masks at the Ry, but not at the dunk. Arbitrary. To say that isn't arbitrary, is obtuser....bigappleram wrote: ↑2 years ago It's hard to say there isn't one when A.) Connecticut just last week started relaxing previous put in place mask mandates in public settings and B.) I went to a sold out NBA Playoff game 8 months ago without a mask. There is some level of data that is informing decisions with some politicians and municipalities. I can't say what it is but to say its all arbitrary is being purposefully obtuse.
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You are being facetious Billyboy. That is a career choice. I carried an A-4 and a Beretta for 4 years protecting this country. Should everyone join the military to defend the country?Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoMy daughter wears one for 12 hours, helping people who are sick.theblueram wrote: ↑2 years agoYes I have given up my season tix. I'm vaxxed and refuse to wear a face mask. My daughter is vaxxed and has to wear one in school. Still fighting that nonsense. Next time you go out, put your mask on for 8 hours. K? That's how long my daughter has to wear one. Sorry, not sorry. Not targeting you Dean at all, just venting off of your post.DeanDome88 wrote: ↑2 years ago
Politicians take polls if everyone joined him you never know. I do not mind anyone venting their frustrations with this nonsense policy. You attend a large gathering indoors you are taking a risk regardless of masks. Even if I did not agree with him it would not bother me. Long time fans have given up something they really enjoyed in the past.
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I assume you have seen the Covid heat map tracking cases per 100,000 at Covidtracker.org. I assume when cases fall below a certain threshold the senior public health official turns to the governor and says you can relax mandates. Policies at RC are not arbitrary they are being dictated by the state. I am not sure what purview the state has over the Dunk when a tenant (PC) is renting it for the night. You do realize the right response to a global pandemic is probably somewhere in between no mandates and you have to wear 3 masks, right?NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑2 years agoThe points that you reference seem to reinforce the arbitrary-ness.... Just like masks at the Ry, but not at the dunk. Arbitrary. To say that isn't arbitrary, is obtuser....bigappleram wrote: ↑2 years ago It's hard to say there isn't one when A.) Connecticut just last week started relaxing previous put in place mask mandates in public settings and B.) I went to a sold out NBA Playoff game 8 months ago without a mask. There is some level of data that is informing decisions with some politicians and municipalities. I can't say what it is but to say its all arbitrary is being purposefully obtuse.
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Yes, it was a career choice, because she has always loved helping people, even when she was a little girl. And as a nurse in a hospital, she knew she was going to see a lot of death. But she never imagined it to be at this level. It is mentally destroying her. Tons of nurses are leaving the field, so hospitals are short staffed. She's only 25 and she's hanging in there for now, but it's really tough, because she cares so much about her patients. It's tough for a dad to see your daughter like that.theblueram wrote: ↑2 years agoYou are being facetious Billyboy. That is a career choice. I carried an A-4 and a Beretta for 4 years protecting this country. Should everyone join the military to defend the country?Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoMy daughter wears one for 12 hours, helping people who are sick.theblueram wrote: ↑2 years ago
Yes I have given up my season tix. I'm vaxxed and refuse to wear a face mask. My daughter is vaxxed and has to wear one in school. Still fighting that nonsense. Next time you go out, put your mask on for 8 hours. K? That's how long my daughter has to wear one. Sorry, not sorry. Not targeting you Dean at all, just venting off of your post.
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Hey Billy, I feel for you. We are all dealing with our own life issues during this. May we come out on the other side stronger and more friendly is all I ask for.Billyboy78 wrote: ↑2 years agoYes, it was a career choice, because she has always loved helping people, even when she was a little girl. And as a nurse in a hospital, she knew she was going to see a lot of death. But she never imagined it to be at this level. It is mentally destroying her. Tons of nurses are leaving the field, so hospitals are short staffed. She's only 25 and she's hanging in there for now, but it's really tough, because she cares so much about her patients. It's tough for a dad to see your daughter like that.theblueram wrote: ↑2 years agoYou are being facetious Billyboy. That is a career choice. I carried an A-4 and a Beretta for 4 years protecting this country. Should everyone join the military to defend the country?
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Right...but you do realize what we have now IS totally arbitrary, right? You don't seem to want to call it that, but you're providing that for a description when you say there are different policies for events in the same place...you're really just doubling down on the arbitrariness (and silliness of it all)....you realize that, right?bigappleram wrote: ↑2 years agoI assume you have seen the Covid heat map tracking cases per 100,000 at Covidtracker.org. I assume when cases fall below a certain threshold the senior public health official turns to the governor and says you can relax mandates. Policies at RC are not arbitrary they are being dictated by the state. I am not sure what purview the state has over the Dunk when a tenant (PC) is renting it for the night. You do realize the right response to a global pandemic is probably somewhere in between no mandates and you have to wear 3 masks, right?NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑2 years agoThe points that you reference seem to reinforce the arbitrary-ness.... Just like masks at the Ry, but not at the dunk. Arbitrary. To say that isn't arbitrary, is obtuser....bigappleram wrote: ↑2 years ago It's hard to say there isn't one when A.) Connecticut just last week started relaxing previous put in place mask mandates in public settings and B.) I went to a sold out NBA Playoff game 8 months ago without a mask. There is some level of data that is informing decisions with some politicians and municipalities. I can't say what it is but to say its all arbitrary is being purposefully obtuse.
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The rules at URI govern any event over 250 people. As they were explained to me they are not arbitrary and they are applied at any on campus event that exceeds that capacity. Pretty black and white.
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Dude... You're purposely being silly, aren't you? Why isn't the 250....200? Or 300? (Because it's arbitrary). The difference b/w the Ryan Center and dunk rules....yeah, made by different people...that set their own (arbitrary) rules.bigappleram wrote: ↑2 years ago The rules at URI govern any event over 250 people. As they were explained to me they are not arbitrary and they are applied at any on campus event that exceeds that capacity. Pretty black and white.
That's kinda what arbitrary is...when different people apply different rules to similar situations...but, ok, I'm the one that's obtuse...
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As we march towards 50 pages in this thread, I'm starting to feel like there's a couple of posters who are against mask mandates....
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Is 55 an arbitrary speed limit? I assume there is some CDC guidance behind the number but honestly didn’t do the research to find that out bc why would I. You have the right to take your ball and go home until the “arbitrary” rules are modified but only the players and program are (negatively) impacted by that. Those stupid rules won’t be impacted in any way.NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑2 years agoDude... You're purposely being silly, aren't you? Why isn't the 250....200? Or 300? (Because it's arbitrary). The difference b/w the Ryan Center and dunk rules....yeah, made by different people...that set their own (arbitrary) rules.bigappleram wrote: ↑2 years ago The rules at URI govern any event over 250 people. As they were explained to me they are not arbitrary and they are applied at any on campus event that exceeds that capacity. Pretty black and white.
That's kinda what arbitrary is...when different people apply different rules to similar situations...but, ok, I'm the one that's obtuse...
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No masks required at Mohegan Arena for upcoming games, at least for now.
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epistemerambone 78 wrote: ↑2 years ago No masks required at Mohegan Arena for upcoming games, at least for now.
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BAR, the thresholds for you - from the CDC website.bigappleram wrote: ↑2 years agoI assume you have seen the Covid heat map tracking cases per 100,000 at Covidtracker.org. I assume when cases fall below a certain threshold the senior public health official turns to the governor and says you can relax mandates. Policies at RC are not arbitrary they are being dictated by the state. I am not sure what purview the state has over the Dunk when a tenant (PC) is renting it for the night. You do realize the right response to a global pandemic is probably somewhere in between no mandates and you have to wear 3 masks, right?NYGFan_Section208 wrote: ↑2 years agoThe points that you reference seem to reinforce the arbitrary-ness.... Just like masks at the Ry, but not at the dunk. Arbitrary. To say that isn't arbitrary, is obtuser....bigappleram wrote: ↑2 years ago It's hard to say there isn't one when A.) Connecticut just last week started relaxing previous put in place mask mandates in public settings and B.) I went to a sold out NBA Playoff game 8 months ago without a mask. There is some level of data that is informing decisions with some politicians and municipalities. I can't say what it is but to say its all arbitrary is being purposefully obtuse.
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Thanks for the grid. I get the Rhode Map email from the Globe and they reference the rate and that it's "high" (@ 176.3), but hadn't idea of the rate classes. I really can't see getting even down to the 'subsantial' rate in our lifetimes. Less than 100 out of 100,000? Less than one person out of every thousand?