This morning.
Can Johnny have those tough conversations?
Will he persuade the vax hesitant?
Only time will tell.
Meanwhile…
Ah here.
More ‘people-powered research here.
Tag Archives: Vaccine
Can you cure her gammy flu?
Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
One more choon?
Jabulation
at
This afternoon.
Citywest, Dublin.
Des O’Grady from Castleknock celebrates receiving a free balloon on becoming the 100,000th vaccine recipient since the vaccination centre at Citywest opened on March 3.
The milestone shot was administered by Corporal Thomas Carew, of the Irish Army, lending the event a M*A*S*H feel.
Hang on. Des was promised a cupcake?
UPDATE:
YAY!
A new shuttle bus service has been launched for Limerick’s Covid-19 vaccination centre
By popular demand:
The Vaccine Shuttle Bus.
Via Live95FM:
The shuttle service follows widespread criticism on Live95 from listeners about a lack of transport to the vaccination centre at the Radisson Hotel as well as many people pointing out that anyone who used the bus service to Shannon would have to cross a busy dual carriageway in order to access the centre.
The service which is being provided by Bus Éireann in conjunction with the National Transport Authority (NTA), began yesterday and is currently transporting people to the Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa on the Ennis Road and will move to the new vaccination centre at Limerick Racecourse in Patrcikswell from June 7.
Shuttle bus service to Limerick’s vaccination service is now up and running (Live95FM)
Professor Pete Lunn, Head of the Behavioural Research Unit, ESRI speaking to media at the Covid-19 update in the Department of Health today
This afternoon.
“Our social activity measure has recorded increases in multiple forms of social activity — there are more people going to work, more visits to homes, individuals meeting with more people from outside their household, and higher numbers of close contacts.
“This is to be expected as restrictions lift. However, the data also reveal that these increases are much stronger among people who have been vaccinated.
“Most people who are not yet vaccinated are continuing to be cautious. Our data are consistent with the majority of people waiting until they are vaccinated before increasing their activity again.”
Professor Pete Lunn, Head of the Behavioural Research Unit, ESRI
Covid: Nphet ‘concerned’ over Indian variant increase as 524 cases confirmed (Breakingnews.ie)
Meanwhile…
UK Scientists on a committee that encouraged the use of fear to control people’s behaviour during the Covid pandemic have admitted its work was “unethical” and “totalitarian”. https://t.co/ZMcTZNvPwk
— Van Morrison (@vanmorrison) May 21, 2021
Oh.
Earlier: You’re Unbelievable
Meanwhile…
Kent. The Kent variant, that’s the big one. Did we say Kent? We meant Brazil. Be afraid of the Brazil variant. What, did we say Brazil?? We meant Indian. The Indian variant, yea that one, very bad. Be afraid…. can you see where this is going?? #variants #india #nphet https://t.co/J7vnBja6Cq
— Ciarán Foy – PT (@FoyPt) May 21, 2021
First magnets…
…now EMF meters?
What next?
Luciferase bioluminescence?
FIGHT!
Yesterday: Calling The Shots
Meanwhile…
Mainstream media avoiding this like the plague. https://t.co/ZRYRghHQ5M
— Denis Rancourt (@denisrancourt) May 21, 2021
This morning.
Pfizer has announced that it will begin using its west Dublin facility ‘as part of its supply chain’ for its Covid-19 vaccine. Up to $40m will be invested at Grange Castle (top) with 75 new jabs jobs.
In a statement, the pharma giant said:
“…Pfizer is now bringing on additional European-based facility to be a part of the global Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine supply chain network and Grange Castle (Ireland) will contribute to the worldwide supply of the vaccine.
“Pfizer’s Grange Castle facility will produce mRNA drug substance. Given the extensive technical transfer process, on-site development, equipment installation and regulatory approvals needed for the sites, we expect both facilities will be brought by the end of 2021.”
Pfizer to use Dublin facility in Covid-19 vaccine manufacture (RTÉ)
Pic: Google Street View
Your Call
at
This morning.
What’s your poison?
Via RTÉ News:
Strict conditions on the use of the Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca vaccines in people aged between 40 and 49 will mean people will have a choice to accept them, or wait for an mRNA vaccine, like Pfizer or Moderna…
…..The J&J and AstraZeneca vaccines will only be permitted to be used if an mRNA vaccine is not available at the time of vaccination.
People must be given a choice at that time on what vaccine to accept, with fully-informed consent…
….It expects to start vaccinations for this group of people later this month.
People aged 40-49 can decide to accept J&J or AZ jabs (RTÉ)
Meanwhile…
More metallic vax shenanigans.
Or sleight of arm?
Only you can decide.
Previously: Opposites Distract
Try the baby powder test. If they are magnetic, then it will still stick after you dust the area with baby powder. pic.twitter.com/78m3QS9Bpf
— Mick West (@MickWest) May 14, 2021
This morning.
Man ‘debunks’ the vaccine magnet challenge using baby powder on sticky skin.
That’s settled that then.
Meanwhile…
So many videos of people sticking magnets to their arms where they have had the jab on here past few days. Why is social media deleting and banning anyone that shares these videos? What is it they don’t want people knowing 🤔
— Mark Sims (@simsy1977) May 14, 2021
Anyone?
Yesterday: Stuck On You
.@NYCMayor Bill de Blasio eats Shake Shack during today’s press conference to announce free fries with vaccination promotion. pic.twitter.com/ivMFjbvZyk
— The Recount (@therecount) May 13, 2021
Yesterday.
It’s a win win.
Meanwhile…
While Krispy Kreme is offering free doughnuts to people who are vaccinated against Covid-19, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is betting dollars to those donuts.
The state will give away millions of dollars to vaccinated people and full scholarships to vaccinated children through special lotteries.
It’s just the latest and perhaps most extreme of efforts being made by governments, employers, sports teams and others to motivate more people to get vaccinated.
Yesterday: Stuck On You
Pic: CNN