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[SalesServiceGuy]

Allow me to translate: Canada doesn't have enough vaccine to go around, so you'll wait an additional 4-months to get the 2nd dose and that will free up an additional 70,000 doses for younger folks.

Canada is now receiving on a weekly basis 450,000 Pfizer doses per week air freight from Belgium. This is supplemented with more weekly doses from Moderna and AstraZeneca.

Canada has now procured more COVID-19 doses per capita than any other country in the world.

Facts first, science first.

[SalesServiceGuy]

1,500 nurses were COVID-19 vaccinated in Nova Scotia this week. There are 14,000 nurses in Nova Scotia. 2,500 nurses were already vaccinated. All nurses are expected to be vaccinated by the mid April.

My daughter, the young nurse, rec'd her Pfizer vaccine today. Because the vaccine is stored at extremely low temperatures, it has to be first diluted with saline at room temperature before it can be injected into your body. Afterwards she had a mild headache for a few hours and felt very tired. The injection itself was painless.

The Doctor informed her that she will not be fully immune from COVID-19 until at least six months pass by.

[BillyCarpenter]

Canada is now receiving on a weekly basis 450,000 Pfizer doses per week air freight from Belgium. This is supplemented with more weekly doses from Moderna and AstraZeneca.

Canada has now procured more COVID-19 doses per capita than any other country in the world.

Facts first, science first.

You love to use the word PROCURED.

Procured means to get possession of something. What you meant to say it that Canada made a deal to get the vaccine but those deals didn't work out like expected and that's why Canada is dragging the rear and ranks behind most countries...including the USA...by FAR.


You wouldn't know a fact if it bit you in the ass.

[BillyCarpenter]

Jist like someday you will PROCURED a girlfriend or partner

I'm gonna procure you a spelling book. If you'll give me your address, I'll FedEx it to you.

[Phil B.]

I'm gonna procure you a spelling book. If you'll give me your address, I'll FedEx it to you.

Wasted mail money. He can't read/comprehend.

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[SalesServiceGuy]

You love to use the word PROCURED.

Procured means to get possession of something. What you meant to say it that Canada made a deal to get the vaccine but those deals didn't work out like expected and that's why Canada is dragging the rear and ranks behind most countries...including the USA...by FAR.


You wouldn't know a fact if it bit you in the ass.

... tomato tomatoe. Canada has signed procurement contracts from Pfizer for the delivery of 450,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine per week. Canada also has signed procurement contracts for the delivery of Moderna and AstraZeneca vaccines over the next many months.

In the last two weeks Canada has taken delivery of 900,000 doses of vaccine. So, yes they were procured.

Nit pickers , nit or insult when they have nothing of value to say.

[BillyCarpenter]

... tomato tomatoe. Canada has signed procurement contracts from Pfizer for the delivery of 450,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine per week. Canada also has signed procurement contracts for the delivery of Moderna and AstraZeneca vaccines over the next many months.

Nit pickers , nit when they have nothing more convincing to say.

You need to further your education level. There's a hell of a difference between "procurement" and "making a deal."

If Canada had actually taken possession of all the vaccine, it wouldn't rank so low in the world in vaccines actually given. See how that works, Skippy?

[bsm2]

Guess what President got the vaccine in January along with his wife and told no one.

[BillyCarpenter]

Things are getting back to normal. 100,000 + people will pack football stadiums this fall.




LABAMA’S FALL PLANS: NO CAPACITY RESTRICTIONS IN CLASSROOMS, STADIUMS

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The University of Alabama plans to lift all capacity restrictions and return to face-to-face operations by fall — including in football stadiums — the university announced Monday.[/COLOR]
The University of Alabama and all schools in the University of Alabama System plan to return to traditional in-person instruction without restrictions on classroom capacity for Fall 2021.


“The return to normal operations would not be possible without the leadership of our campus presidents…who have skillfully implemented the health and safety measures recommended by our world-renowned medical experts,” the university said.




Alabama also said it is moving forward with plans for a full stadium this fall. The Crimson Tide will host their first game against the Miami Hurricanes at home on Sept. 4.

[bsm2]

Did you procure a girlfriend yet? or partner yet?
Asking for a friend