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The Coronavirus epidemic started in a community adjacent to China’s version of NBAF called the Chinese Institute of Virology. I’m so excited we will be having a similar faculty near my home. We will do anything for money in Kansas.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.washin ... ed-chines/
I can’t wait to have the diseases that “transfer from animals to humans with no vaccine” being studied right here in the middle of the USA and next to my house.
https://themercury.com/news/nbaf-direct ... a816b.html
I appears it will employ 400 people in total from scientists to janitors. That’s a far cry from the 800 scientists and thousands or ancillary jobs originally touted.
Is it worth the risk? Ask those that live next to the only level 4 lab in housed within mainland China. There is a reason Plum Island was originally put on an island. I’ll be drinking bottled water for now on.
https://www.google.com/amp/outbreaknews ... 21472/amp/
We are making the headlines. Outbreak News Today!
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.washin ... ed-chines/
I can’t wait to have the diseases that “transfer from animals to humans with no vaccine” being studied right here in the middle of the USA and next to my house.
https://themercury.com/news/nbaf-direct ... a816b.html
I appears it will employ 400 people in total from scientists to janitors. That’s a far cry from the 800 scientists and thousands or ancillary jobs originally touted.
Is it worth the risk? Ask those that live next to the only level 4 lab in housed within mainland China. There is a reason Plum Island was originally put on an island. I’ll be drinking bottled water for now on.
https://www.google.com/amp/outbreaknews ... 21472/amp/
We are making the headlines. Outbreak News Today!
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From the bottom article:Hypeman wrote: ↑February 11th, 2020, 6:20 amThe Coronavirus epidemic started in a community adjacent to China’s version of NBAF called the Chinese Institute of Virology. I’m so excited we will be having a similar faculty near my home. We will do anything for money in Kansas.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.washin ... ed-chines/
I can’t wait to have the diseases that “transfer from animals to humans with no vaccine” being studied right here in the middle of the USA and next to my house.
https://themercury.com/news/nbaf-direct ... a816b.html
I appears it will employ 400 people in total from scientists to janitors. That’s a far cry from the 800 scientists and thousands or ancillary jobs originally touted.
Is it worth the risk? Ask those that live next to the only level 4 lab in housed within mainland China. There is a reason Plum Island was originally put on an island. I’ll be drinking bottled water for now on.
https://www.google.com/amp/outbreaknews ... 21472/amp/
We are making the headlines. Outbreak News Today!
“NBAF will be the first facility in the United States with maximum biocontainment, BSL-4 labs, where we can develop vaccines and diagnostics for high-consequence animal diseases – including those that can also affect human health,” Ibach said. “These expanded capabilities will enable us to be more dynamic and flexible in responding to disease threats—wherever they come from, whatever they look like.”
Oh my gosh. How awful. What were we thinking?
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That’s the same level of containment as the lab in China. Look how that’s turning out. Granted, there are a dozen or so of these facilities in the US operating effectively, but they are “usually” in isolated locations.stlcatfan wrote: ↑February 11th, 2020, 7:04 amFrom the bottom article:Hypeman wrote: ↑February 11th, 2020, 6:20 amThe Coronavirus epidemic started in a community adjacent to China’s version of NBAF called the Chinese Institute of Virology. I’m so excited we will be having a similar faculty near my home. We will do anything for money in Kansas.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.washin ... ed-chines/
I can’t wait to have the diseases that “transfer from animals to humans with no vaccine” being studied right here in the middle of the USA and next to my house.
https://themercury.com/news/nbaf-direct ... a816b.html
I appears it will employ 400 people in total from scientists to janitors. That’s a far cry from the 800 scientists and thousands or ancillary jobs originally touted.
Is it worth the risk? Ask those that live next to the only level 4 lab in housed within mainland China. There is a reason Plum Island was originally put on an island. I’ll be drinking bottled water for now on.
https://www.google.com/amp/outbreaknews ... 21472/amp/
We are making the headlines. Outbreak News Today!
“NBAF will be the first facility in the United States with maximum biocontainment, BSL-4 labs, where we can develop vaccines and diagnostics for high-consequence animal diseases – including those that can also affect human health,” Ibach said. “These expanded capabilities will enable us to be more dynamic and flexible in responding to disease threats—wherever they come from, whatever they look like.”
Oh my gosh. How awful. What were we thinking?
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Putting the new Bio facility where it is in Kansas was stupid. That facility deserves to be somewhere way more remote than 1/2 mile from the epicenter of KSU's sporting events. Add in the earthquake fault under Tuttle Creek Dam and the lab's location is far from ideal. I concede that it will be a big boons to economic development in Manhattan and greatly enhance the university's research profile -- until it doesn't.
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right, like putting the center for decease control in atlanta was stupid. speaking of stupid ...
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"Add in the earthquake fault under Tuttle Creek Dam and the lab's location"...
This X 100. Maybe I just missed it, but why was nobody talking about this? It's a thing. Maybe that's why all the work was done at Tuttle, but with what's going to be housed in Manhattan, that seems like a gamble for sure.
This X 100. Maybe I just missed it, but why was nobody talking about this? It's a thing. Maybe that's why all the work was done at Tuttle, but with what's going to be housed in Manhattan, that seems like a gamble for sure.
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But that’s the story of many small towns. Perhaps the unique part of MHK is it has probably hit the limit for the everyday taxpayer. Greed has its limits.
Not until Chuckie and Dead Davie (Koch) are actually Gone.........Gone............Gone.
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$500,000 plus operating loss at the discovery center last year. debt, taxes, and potholes everywhere but we have a weed museum no one attends.
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