The immune system doesn’t block you from getting a virus, it cures you when you get it. If you were at an event where multiple people got Covid, your we’re lucky if you didn’t get it. It has nothing to with your immune system.
Axpona 2021 moved until April 22-24 2022
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Yes, I research everything I take. I call the supplement mfgrs and talk to them about where they source their materials. I am down from 6 to 3 meds; lisinopril, toprol, xarelto. I don't have any control over the meds. Two are generics, the xarelto doesn't have a generic. I'm lucky that these 3 meds don't cost a fortune in comparison to a lot of medications.
OK, I don't want to argue with you about this. You can call it luck. OK, I was lucky. Perhaps I did get it and it didn't show up because I was tested so quickly. Recent antibody testing shows I don't have the antibodies at this time. What I know about that is the antibodies don't last in your system(according to those considered experts on the subject).
Antibodies from vaccination last a long time, with only a slow decline. Moreover, once you are immunized, your body makes memory B cells, which remember the invader and are at the ready to be reactivated by infection to quickly produce the antibodies that they have already learned to make. Even when the existing antibodies in your blood have already been on the decline.
Here is a good explanation with a graph:
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You didn’t get it as two rounds of testing proved that. Maybe it wasn’t luck as you were smart enough to attend an open air event. It’s the close air events (especially with a buffet) that seem be the super spreading events.
No joke. Just out, confirming what we already knew:
CDC study shows unvaccinated people are 29 times more likely to be hospitalized with Covid
CDC study shows unvaccinated people are 29 times more likely to be hospitalized with Covid
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YOu will not suffer anything from others who are not vaccinated. On the contrary, as you can search to see whats going in Ireand and Israel with their model 85 % vaccination rates. The fact that you ve had a vaccine (albeit of questionable origin) MIGHT ease your suffering should you get infected. The vaccines DO NOT prevent the spread of a virus, learn your facts you conformist berk!
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Well, as I said. But fortunately I live in the state with the second highest vaccination rate and and thus far relatively low case number. Were I living in a state with high case numbers and a prohibition of mask mandates in schools I would be both worried sick about my 9-year old godson, and livid, and so would be his parents.
I looked today, and rates of full vaccination of the population were 66 % and 60 % respectively, for Ireland and Israel. Learn your facts.
Here is a nice illustration for you what happens in the US states with the lowest and highest vaccination rates in terms of hospitalizations:
Infographic: Hospitals Fill Up Again in Undervaccinated U.S. States
This chart shows the number of unvaccinated people and COVID-19 hospitalizations in the best & worst vaccinated U.S. states (as of Aug 9, 2021).
www.statista.com
The graph speaks for itself.
"The vaccines DO
Here, fixed it for ya.
BTW, I am not just a generally informed citizen, but more specifically also a scientist, a biochemist. For me getting the shot was an absolute no-brainer. Having followed the development and testing of the vaccines closely, and having understood the science, I did not have a single moment of vaccine hesitancy and could not get my shot fast enough, as soon as I was eligible.
For prevention of spread by vaccines, see the link in my last post.
It might be a surprise to you, but you are NOT the only "scientist" around... Ever heard of the game theorists? Here you ve just had a " privilege " of one giving you points.. Cherish this moment while it lasts, till the Gamma variant comes out and grabs your destroyed immune system by a tuchus....Well, as I said. But fortunately I live in the state with the second highest vaccination rate and and thus far relatively low case number. Were I living in a state with high case numbers and a prohibition of mask mandates in schools I would be both worried sick about my 9-year old godson, and livid, and so would be his parents.
I looked today, and rates of full vaccination of the population were 66 % and 60 % respectively, for Ireland and Israel. Learn your facts.
Here is a nice illustration for you what happens in the US states with the lowest and highest vaccination rates in terms of hospitalizations:
Infographic: Hospitals Fill Up Again in Undervaccinated U.S. States
This chart shows the number of unvaccinated people and COVID-19 hospitalizations in the best & worst vaccinated U.S. states (as of Aug 9, 2021).
The graph speaks for itself.
"The vaccines DONOTprevent the spread of a virus, learn your facts youconformist berkinformed citizen!"
Here, fixed it for ya.
BTW, I am not just a generally informed citizen, but more specifically also a scientist, a biochemist. For me getting the shot was an absolute no-brainer. Having followed the development and testing of the vaccines closely, and having understood the science, I did not have a single moment of vaccine hesitancy and could not get my shot fast enough, as soon as I was eligible.
For prevention of spread by vaccines, see the link in my last post.
It might be a surprise to you, but you are NOT the only "scientist" around... Ever heard of the game theorists? Here you ve just had a " privilege " of one giving you points.. Cherish this moment while it lasts, till the Gamma variant comes out and grabs your destroyed immune system by a tuchus....
That's a funny post.
are you one of the persons that booed Trump when he told the people In Alabama to get a vaccine.It might be a surprise to you, but you are NOT the only "scientist" around... Ever heard of the game theorists? Here you ve just had a " privilege " of one giving you points.. Cherish this moment while it lasts, till the Gamma variant comes out and grabs your destroyed immune system by a tuchus....
Please keep going….I find you so entertaining.
Please cease this vaccination discussion immediately.
Please take this vaccination debate and member's personal heart condition discussion somewhere else -- like to Facebook or to PMs or to your private emails.
Thank you.
Please take this vaccination debate and member's personal heart condition discussion somewhere else -- like to Facebook or to PMs or to your private emails.
Thank you.
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I purposefully don't have social media accounts but I understand and respect WBF rules so I'm done in this thread.
Yes…if someone hasn’t got a vaccine by now, no shocking number with fuzzy math will convince them to do so.
Dear AXPONA Community,
As we look ahead to the spring, we want to provide an update on the plans for AXPONA 2022. The show is on and we are very excited to see the return of AXPONA, April 22 – 24, 2022.
AXPONA is continuing its mission to serve the audio industry in North America. Auditioning and listening to high resolution audio equipment in person is the single best method for new product introductions and product discovery. So many dealers, manufacturers and distributors are telling us AXPONA should take place in April. Attendees are buying tickets every day, anticipating the return of AXPONA to reconnect with old friends and buy new gear.
We are mindful of the current status of the pandemic and also know things will evolve in the months to come. We also appreciate that travelling and attending a show in April will not be for everyone and we respect anyone who prefers to stay home. It is encouraging that in this current environment, many well established tradeshows are once again being held on schedule.
We are committed to holding AXPONA in a safe environment for those who are excited to participate. Everyone will be required to show either proof of vaccination or proof of a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of the event. Details on this process will be communicated in March. Per the current Cook County Department of Public Health, anyone aged two and over must wear a mask while indoors in a public space, except when eating or drinking. If local guidance changes, we will share any updates with you. A full description of AXPONA’s current policies and guidelines is available and will be updated as needed on our website here.
The team is working hard to create a wonderful AXPONA show experience for you. There will be hundreds of exhibits of the finest high-end audio gear on display, including listening rooms, the Expo Hall, and the Ear Gear Experience. Audiophiles and music lovers will shop for music in the Record Fair, enjoy live concerts on Friday and Saturday nights, and learn from experts who will be sharing their knowledge in the seminar program.
We look forward to bringing the audio community together again and doing what we do best – celebrating and enjoying high-fidelity music, in-person at AXPONA!
See you in April!
Its time to take back our lives and live again!!!!
Bending Wave will be exhibiting and proudly showing Göbel Speakers and Wadax Digital
Club Room 15th Floor
As we look ahead to the spring, we want to provide an update on the plans for AXPONA 2022. The show is on and we are very excited to see the return of AXPONA, April 22 – 24, 2022.
AXPONA is continuing its mission to serve the audio industry in North America. Auditioning and listening to high resolution audio equipment in person is the single best method for new product introductions and product discovery. So many dealers, manufacturers and distributors are telling us AXPONA should take place in April. Attendees are buying tickets every day, anticipating the return of AXPONA to reconnect with old friends and buy new gear.
We are mindful of the current status of the pandemic and also know things will evolve in the months to come. We also appreciate that travelling and attending a show in April will not be for everyone and we respect anyone who prefers to stay home. It is encouraging that in this current environment, many well established tradeshows are once again being held on schedule.
We are committed to holding AXPONA in a safe environment for those who are excited to participate. Everyone will be required to show either proof of vaccination or proof of a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of the event. Details on this process will be communicated in March. Per the current Cook County Department of Public Health, anyone aged two and over must wear a mask while indoors in a public space, except when eating or drinking. If local guidance changes, we will share any updates with you. A full description of AXPONA’s current policies and guidelines is available and will be updated as needed on our website here.
The team is working hard to create a wonderful AXPONA show experience for you. There will be hundreds of exhibits of the finest high-end audio gear on display, including listening rooms, the Expo Hall, and the Ear Gear Experience. Audiophiles and music lovers will shop for music in the Record Fair, enjoy live concerts on Friday and Saturday nights, and learn from experts who will be sharing their knowledge in the seminar program.
We look forward to bringing the audio community together again and doing what we do best – celebrating and enjoying high-fidelity music, in-person at AXPONA!
See you in April!
Its time to take back our lives and live again!!!!
Bending Wave will be exhibiting and proudly showing Göbel Speakers and Wadax Digital
Club Room 15th Floor
Time to start thinking about AXPONA 2022. The last time I was at AXPONA 2019 I came to Chicago early to attend the Chicago Symphony the day before AXPONA started. I'm considering doing the same thing this year.
On April 21 and 22, The Chicago Symphony is performing Mahler's 6th conducted by Jaap Van Zweden. I'd prefer to attend the Thurs night 8 pm show. Plenty of good seats available ($170-$225). Van Zweden is currently the conductor of the NY Phil and prior was the conductor of the Dallas Symphony where I was a regular. He's a legitimate Mahlerite so the CSO performance should be world class. Of course, after this performance, you may need a Prozac as its one of the most depressing symphonies ever written (about a man who loses it all). Indeed the theme is tragedy and it duly contains the famous "hammer blow of fate" which is typically reproduced inadequately by many home systems. It is not a symphony for "laid back" listening. It will rip your heart out and is made all the more perplexing because it was written on what was generally considered a happy period in Mahler's life. Then again, with Mahler, nothing was as it seemed. I find it the hardest Mahler symphony to listen to, but it is undoubtedly a masterpiece, especially in the hands a first rate orchestra With the CSO, which arguably has the best low brass section in the world, this is a performance not to miss.
PM me if interested. I would like to buy tix ASAP.
On April 21 and 22, The Chicago Symphony is performing Mahler's 6th conducted by Jaap Van Zweden. I'd prefer to attend the Thurs night 8 pm show. Plenty of good seats available ($170-$225). Van Zweden is currently the conductor of the NY Phil and prior was the conductor of the Dallas Symphony where I was a regular. He's a legitimate Mahlerite so the CSO performance should be world class. Of course, after this performance, you may need a Prozac as its one of the most depressing symphonies ever written (about a man who loses it all). Indeed the theme is tragedy and it duly contains the famous "hammer blow of fate" which is typically reproduced inadequately by many home systems. It is not a symphony for "laid back" listening. It will rip your heart out and is made all the more perplexing because it was written on what was generally considered a happy period in Mahler's life. Then again, with Mahler, nothing was as it seemed. I find it the hardest Mahler symphony to listen to, but it is undoubtedly a masterpiece, especially in the hands a first rate orchestra With the CSO, which arguably has the best low brass section in the world, this is a performance not to miss.
PM me if interested. I would like to buy tix ASAP.
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