I still think the Odd Couple Redux with Starsky and Julian would really click with todays TV viewers
COVID-19 2020
subside-hatch wrote:Tonally, I think it needs to be more Bergman's Persona than the Odd Couple.
I still think the Odd Couple Redux with Starsky and Julian would really click with todays TV viewers
I need to watch more Ingmar Bergman
My partner just wants to watch movies appropriate for the kids
When I was their age my parents watched Bergman
My partner just wants to watch movies appropriate for the kids
When I was their age my parents watched Bergman
challenged wrote:
Thursday: COVID Booster/Flu Shot doubledip.
Booster/Fluster report from last week.
Pfizer Booster and the Flu shot at Walgreens last thursday.
Friday, I was a little sleepy in the first 1/2 of the day and Covid shot arm very sore.
That was it.
challenged wrote:challenged wrote:
Thursday: COVID Booster/Flu Shot doubledip.
Booster/Fluster report from last week.
Pfizer Booster and the Flu shot at Walgreens last thursday.
Friday, I was a little sleepy in the first 1/2 of the day and Covid shot arm very sore.
That was it.
Aside from getting my Pfizer booster at CVS (after Moderna 1st 2) pretty much the same reaction here.
I got the flu shot and Pfizer booster at the same appt and in the same arm. Couldn't raise my arm that night nor most of the next day, otherwise nothing notable. All I wanted was one good night sleep and I didn't even get that! (and of course to not die of Covid)
Scheduled my kids appointments at CVS online this morning. Looks like they'll be fully vaxxed before we go to Cancun.
(That is if we ever get my wife's passport renewal…)
(That is if we ever get my wife's passport renewal…)
I just realized I have a show conflict on the day I scheduled my booster for.
BrettnotBritt wrote:Had to redo mine this year and paid for expedited which promised "within 6 weeks". Took 42 days, on the nose. I think they're backed up with tons of people thinking of travelling on the backside of COVID.
(That is if we ever get my wife's passport renewal…)
Had my booster last night… no side effects… yet.
Julian, wrote:
Had to redo mine this year and paid for expedited which promised "within 6 weeks". Took 42 days, on the nose. I think they're backed up with tons of people thinking of travelling on the backside of COVID.
Didn't think I would need to do expedited service for a trip in December when I applied back in July but here we are!
trying to get my kids Pfizer'ed next week, but lots of confusion since it's all still new. haven't scheduled my booster yet.
Julian, wrote:BrettnotBritt wrote:Had to redo mine this year and paid for expedited which promised "within 6 weeks". Took 42 days, on the nose. I think they're backed up with tons of people thinking of travelling on the backside of COVID.
(That is if we ever get my wife's passport renewal…)
SAw this the other day. Didn't read, since we're all set for our 2022 trip.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/travel/2021/10/29/passport-wait-time-renew/
Good news: Passport wait times are getting shorter
The State Department said routine and expedited processing is speeding up
Aaron Rodgers
Yada wrote:
Had my booster last night… no side effects… yet.
Update… feel somewhat crappy/achey, but nothing too terrible.
excontradiction wrote:
Aaron Rodgers
Rodgers received homeopathic treatment from his personal doctor to raise his antibody levels and asked the NFLPA to review his status. The players' union, the NFL-NFLPA jointly designated infectious disease consultant and the league agreed that Rodgers' treatment did not provide any documented protection from the coronavirus.
He has since tested positive.
The Biden administration published its vaccination mandate for businesses on Thursday, setting a Jan. 4 deadline
The mandate, which applies to businesses with at least 100 employees and is expected to cover 84 million people
OSHA plans to have programed or planned inspections, where agents go into workplaces to check that the workplace is in compliance with the rule. For what OSHA refers to as willful violations, a company can be fined $136,532.
The mandate, which applies to businesses with at least 100 employees and is expected to cover 84 million people
OSHA plans to have programed or planned inspections, where agents go into workplaces to check that the workplace is in compliance with the rule. For what OSHA refers to as willful violations, a company can be fined $136,532.
Luciferase-hatch wrote:
a company can be fined $136,532.
that is an oddly specific integer.
The UK becomes the first country to approve an antiviral pill to treat COVID-19
On Thursday, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) approved the use of the antiviral pill jointly developed by Merck and Ridgeback Biotherapeutics. The molnupiravir tablet will be taken twice daily by vulnerable patients who have recently been diagnosed with COVID-19. UK Health Secretary Sajid Javid said the new treatment would be a "gamechanger" after the UK became the first country in the world to approve a drug of its kind.
On Thursday, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) approved the use of the antiviral pill jointly developed by Merck and Ridgeback Biotherapeutics. The molnupiravir tablet will be taken twice daily by vulnerable patients who have recently been diagnosed with COVID-19. UK Health Secretary Sajid Javid said the new treatment would be a "gamechanger" after the UK became the first country in the world to approve a drug of its kind.