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Likes: I see your attitude as arrogant. And most likely a lot of other techs who read these threads do as well.Originally Posted by copier addict
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I see your attitude as arrogant. And most likely a lot of other techs who read these threads do as well.
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Hey, I agree the US is number 1 at putting a man on the moon, with help of course. No question.
100,000 died of 'rona in Joe Biden's first 30 days in office.
Hell, Joe can't even convince his own brother to wear a mask. Some leader Joe is.
Joe Biden’s Little Brother Frank Parties in Florida Without a Mask
President Joe Biden’s little brother Frank Biden was photographed at a Florida party without a mask on Thursday despite his elder brother’s repeated insistence on social distancing and mask-wearing.
The New York Post published a photo of the younger Biden brother arm in arm with fellow partiers at boxer Floyd Mayweather’s birthday party in Ft. Lauderdale.
Well they (the elites) feel they are above all of that,, we see examples of that coming from both sides.
The problem I see is the left is pushing for masks, so that seems hypocritical. Just MY opinion.
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500,000 deaths.
Roughly one year since the first known coronavirus-related death was reported in the U.S., an unfathomable toll is nearing — the loss of half a million people. As of Sunday, the pandemic death toll was 497,403, higher than in any other country. More Americans have died from Covid-19 than on the battlefields of World War I, World War II and the Vietnam War combined.
Pfizer says its COVID vaccine doesn’t need to be stored at ultra-freezing temps anymore
The ability to store the life-saving jabs at higher temperatures gives vaccine distribution centers 'greater flexibility'
The makers of the shots, including the German biotechnology firm BioNTech, have discovered the doses can remain at between 5 and -13 degrees Fahrenheit without spoiling — instead of -94 degrees like previously thought.
The ability to store the life-saving jabs at higher temperatures gives vaccine distribution centers "greater flexibility" and makes them "easier to transport and use" in rural or hard-to-reach areas, BioNTech’s CEO Ugur Sahin said.
The new vaccine "stability data" revealed by the companies have now been submitted to U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the paper reported.
Pfizer’s groundbreaking vaccine was the first to be approved in the US and Europe last year. But in November, experts warned that the vaccine could become a logistical nightmare to distribute to because of sub-zero storage temperatures.
The need to store and transport the vaccine at ultra-freezing temperatures has delayed its rollout, especially remote areas without so-called "cold-chain" infrastructure.
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