Speaking as someone who was in sales for a large food distribution company I would imagine one supply chain can deliver but would require two methods of storage/handling. We delivered ice cream, vegetables and shampoo on the same trucks from the same warehouse and each category of product has different protocols for chain of custody. It would be really nice if the current Warp Speeders would talk to the adults that are going to be managing the process so it all goes as well as possible.
EDIT: I'm not one of the smart folks, just a guy who sold organic groceries
We've been talking about vaccine delivery logistics for months...
Originally Posted by blurred
Being in a place that really needs manmade, I’m wondering if they’ll do that...given the uncertain returns on that big investment.
If I were in that chair, I think I’d gamble on skiing, and just plan on doing every move possible to mitigate risk while still keeping the sport alive...but that’s really an absurd thing to say from the sidelines with no view of the balance sheet.
I’m worried this is going to be an extinction event for small ski areas.
if places are forced to close, yes. Kinda depressing to think about. There is a hope of someone buying and re-opening some of them in the coming years but yeah the mom-and-pops who were struggling for years may not be coming back.
As for out West, I bet there will be a surge of new visitors going to small resorts this year if they stay open.
Hmm, ok, not sure where you're getting that from, all I'm getting at is that the expressed glee over someone getting covid is inappropriate as well as stoking divisions. Go back and reread what I wrote.
As far as this discussion in a thread about area closures, all that is in context.
If you're absolutely not going to take the vaccine, in denial of that effect on the rest of society, why?
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I'm gonna go ahead and bet the majority of these "I'm not going to get vaccinated" people change their tune very quickly once it's actually available. By the time us plebs are able to even consider making an appointment, it will have been given to millions of people worldwide. The choice of returning to normal life will outweigh the 'I'm suspicious of everything scientific now FAKE NEWS' mindset in many.
What are the excuses?
"It was rushed."
-Well, yeah I guess it was rushed in the sense that they poured every ounce of resource in to development and production, putting everything else on hold, sure. But it wasn't really "rushed" as it had to still meet all the usual safety checks etc.
"We don't know the long-term effects."
-Correct. So you're going to either get a vaccine which is assumed to be safe, or risk catching a deadly disease that is assumed to be dangerous, both of which we do not know the long-term risks of? Makes no sense to me. Given the amount of other safe and effective vaccines out there though, my money is on the scientists knowing what they're talking about.
"Nobody can tell me what to do."
-Nope. But sometimes, maybe someone should.
Are there other reasons that don't include being a selfish person who doesn't care about anyone else?
Not necessarily. It depends on the amount of debt any company, large or small, brings into bad times like this. Vail was hurting with debt service before Covid, and had to run for financial help after it hit. Just imagine the massive amount of overhead that company has compared to a "small area". The mountains that will survive are the ones that are financially lean, either by design or luck (in between capital intensive improvements), or just have some real heavy hitting financial backers. Nobody is going to make much money, if at all, this year.
As a parent, I was terrified of giving our kids inoculations, especially in light of the disinformation out there regarding autism.
So we read a lot about it, weighed the risks and decided to go ahead, albeit a lot slower than the recommended rate of shots.
So, we were kind of on the fence, but decided to go with it.
I know a lot of people who didn't. I don't really understand their rationale.
Anyway, sure seems like places can't close when they don't open.
Given the new WA state regs, we're supposed to quarantine after getting our son in Oregon this coming weekend. It's kind of laughable since I never see anyone other than my immediate family anyway.
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Mocking won't help fix stuff.
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thread hijack -
my comment certainly was not directed at You, pow. - however :
I believe I do need to dispute the idea that us of A has the greatest % of people Without liberty --
my knowledge of World culture is Very limited , and I readily agree our society is Not perfect... But
as a percentage of the country's population I believe there are at least several countries where a greater % of the population has less liberty -
This is in no way to diminish the abuse you cite or the losses of liberty we have seen this year...
( an unidentified armed (Federal) force - I did not see that coming. )
But I still believe our country compares favorably to many...
respectfully - skiJ
i was going from this
https://www.statista.com/statistics/...0incarceration.
either way i was pointing out that inalienable specifically means 'Can not be taken away' and we have gigantic redundant infrastructure designed specifically to do just that.
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I love our country the way I love my old Ford...it’s junk, but it’s just the right junk for me.Originally Posted by skiJ
Maine reinstating Massachussets restrictions
https://wgme.com/news/local/gov-mill...of-holiday-sea
Maine residents celebrate.
reactively, pow.,
incarceration is Big business in usa -
beaureaucratic And profitable
( I have seen it dramatically alter lives - Unjustly. )
for me, there would need to be a cross reference - like staff hours per inmate and Dollars per inmate --
liberty : the ability to do what you choose -
If you allow this as a Definition of liberty ,
there are lots of ways to loose ' liberty ' short of incarceration :
parenthood. livelihood. Where one lives.
there are places in the World these are Not a matter of individual choice...
like i-as says, it ain't perfect but it's ours.
skiJ
interesting thoughts on viability of the small ski area --
seems like I read something in these pages recently that characterized running a ski hill to ' snow farming ' - and I compare it to my experience working with farmers of the midwest :
Some were able to continue to farm because they held another job ( and even more often, their spouse worked off-the-farm )
my best experience in Skiing - everyone who worked at the hill had other jobs that paid the bills , but we all love the hill ! ( community support helps too... )
debt is the enemy -
the expense of snowmaking - if people expect their season pass to rollover if they don't get a hundred days...
( I will bet that was very Expensive insurance )
I respect Steve for saying(,) we will open what we can based on natural snowfall...
live to last.
Debt closes businesses -
Just my experience and my Opinion -
This just in:
Due to the November 13, 2020, NM Public Health Order which requires outdoor recreation facilities to close through November 30, we will no longer be able to open our mountain on November 26th as planned.
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