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Post by Seahawks 1972 on Nov 14, 2021 6:45:23 GMT -5
The slow roll out of fans is killing the fan base. And you know it's on a death spiral when only 5,000+ fans came to a UH football game fit for 9,000 people! 1k of those fans were students! The rules are too strict and stupid and I hope the faster the legislature steps in, the better for our Sports programs! One has a higher chance catching Covid at a luau or walking the strip of Waikiki than at a college game where 100% attending are fully vaxxed where I or others can't even eat a friggen hotdog or slurp on some saimin!!! Smfh I can eat Kalua pig at a hotel sanctioned luau but I can't even eat a nachos at a college sports game in Hawaii? Unreal! I didn’t know luau and the strip were regularly packed with 5000-9000 people sitting with the same group of people indoors or in a stadium setting. Covid spreads at about 15 mins and if you have that same group in a setting in a gym/stadium and you’re not doing anything to be sure the majority of people there stand the least chance of becoming seriously ill from Covid, that’d just be irresponsible governing, more so for an island community. Just look up what the 1920’s era Flu did to entire island cultures. Can’t be sloppy with this stuff. Unfortunately on the mainland we can somewhat afford to be, or at least that’s what people thought. We all know it sucks but the answer isn’t making things less strict, just be thankful things are improving is all. We get past this by being able to come to terms with what we felt were the worst parts. The pandemic affected people in hundreds of DIFFERENT ways but we can all make the personal decision to not feed into it negatively. We in PA are experiencing too many cases of covid-19 and covid-19 related deaths. It's a learning process that I am striving to get an "A+" to prevent myself from contracting it. The odds may be against me since the population here is massively more than back home in Waimanalo. Hawaii afa covid-19 is concern is doing something right to be last with covid-19 cases of the 50 states. Be proud of that and give thanks to the people for following science and medicine regardless of your dislike of any Government official(s). Fans chose not to attend imo and until they feel comfortable with the restrictions in place, it's totally their choice. I'm more concern with those that try to cheat the system to attend and put everyone in harms way while doing so. www.pennlive.com/coronavirus/2021/11/pa-covid-19-rate-moves-in-bad-direction.html Na Wahine Forever!!! |
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Post by walreiter1 on Nov 14, 2021 9:17:07 GMT -5
ruckeln die videos nur bei mir so? der letzte auch |
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Post by aznsun90 on Nov 14, 2021 10:08:23 GMT -5
This UCI team is going to be really good next year. Very dynamic team with great players. They just need better passing and a little more experience.
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Post by soljah808 on Nov 14, 2021 13:50:43 GMT -5
The slow roll out of fans is killing the fan base. And you know it's on a death spiral when only 5,000+ fans came to a UH football game fit for 9,000 people! 1k of those fans were students! The rules are too strict and stupid and I hope the faster the legislature steps in, the better for our Sports programs! One has a higher chance catching Covid at a luau or walking the strip of Waikiki than at a college game where 100% attending are fully vaxxed where I or others can't even eat a friggen hotdog or slurp on some saimin!!! Smfh I can eat Kalua pig at a hotel sanctioned luau but I can't even eat a nachos at a college sports game in Hawaii? Unreal! I didn’t know luau and the strip were regularly packed with 5000-9000 people sitting with the same group of people indoors or in a stadium setting. Covid spreads at about 15 mins and if you have that same group in a setting in a gym/stadium and you’re not doing anything to be sure the majority of people there stand the least chance of becoming seriously ill from Covid, that’d just be irresponsible governing, more so for an island community. Just look up what the 1920’s era Flu did to entire island cultures. Can’t be sloppy with this stuff. Unfortunately on the mainland we can somewhat afford to be, or at least that’s what people thought. We all know it sucks but the answer isn’t making things less strict, just be thankful things are improving is all. We get past this by being able to come to terms with what we felt were the worst parts. The pandemic affected people in hundreds of DIFFERENT ways but we can all make the personal decision to not feed into it negatively. Wait, so you are not in Hawaii then? You are not experiencing this firsthand? You are not watching the news where both our legislature and even the DEPT OF HEALTH is asking the Governor to loosen the rules. The same people advising him where he set goals and we accomplished said goals and still refuses? I never said the rules didn't help, I'm asking that if we surpass the goals the Governor himself stated....don't bulls*** the people. And the inequities of how and where these rules are set forth are vastly unequal. BTW, when was the last time you actually walked the strip? It's thousands of people and many stopping to watch the street performers for 15 minutes or longer. Luaus don't have 5-9,000 people but they are sitting for hours on end, without masks as they eat without plexiglass with multiple families on each tables. Clusters in Hawaii have been from gatherings smaller than 500 in most cases. |
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Post by HawaiiVB on Nov 14, 2021 14:26:09 GMT -5
This UCI team is going to be really good next year. Very dynamic team with great players. They just need better passing and a little more experience. The same could be said for most BW teams. Most are fairly young. Hawaiʻi has freshmen setter, and lib, with a oh 2 soph who is basically starting as if she was a freshman, a ds who is playing more this season than all of her other years combined. Not to mention a revolving opp starter filled with a freshman and two converted middle sophʻs who are starting for the first time. Potential is a tricky word. |
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Post by brooselee on Nov 14, 2021 14:37:55 GMT -5
Doesn’t every team need need better passing? That is objective #1 when playing volleyball. You cannot pass, you cannot run your offense. You cannot run your offense , you’re one dimensional. You’re one dimensional you’re easier to defend against.
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Post by HawaiiVB on Nov 14, 2021 15:07:42 GMT -5
Where we sit most of our seat-neighbors are long-time season ticket holders. On Friday, about half were there. It was nice to see them because you never know... Talking to them, like us, they didn't want to come because of the delta virus and how it's still clustering in the state. One, a retired Physician and his wife said they only decided to come because it was vaccinated only with verified proof plus a daily checklist that must be uploaded into the LUMI HI app, with masking and no eating. They even wore KN-95 masks.
As with the others, they felt safer with the mitigation processes.
But like many of our friends who are also long-time season ticket holders, they didn't want to chance it just yet. With some having young children and others with underlying conditions like us. Anyways another seat-neighbor said as a retired teacher, she cannot understand why some people think this pandemic is over when she said there is at least 19% of our population still unvaccinated or roughly 266,000 people.
great to be back supporting Na Wahine. The masks were annoying but manageable.
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Post by babybacksets on Nov 14, 2021 15:29:01 GMT -5
I didn’t know luau and the strip were regularly packed with 5000-9000 people sitting with the same group of people indoors or in a stadium setting. Covid spreads at about 15 mins and if you have that same group in a setting in a gym/stadium and you’re not doing anything to be sure the majority of people there stand the least chance of becoming seriously ill from Covid, that’d just be irresponsible governing, more so for an island community. Just look up what the 1920’s era Flu did to entire island cultures. Can’t be sloppy with this stuff. Unfortunately on the mainland we can somewhat afford to be, or at least that’s what people thought. We all know it sucks but the answer isn’t making things less strict, just be thankful things are improving is all. We get past this by being able to come to terms with what we felt were the worst parts. The pandemic affected people in hundreds of DIFFERENT ways but we can all make the personal decision to not feed into it negatively. Wait, so you are not in Hawaii then? You are not experiencing this firsthand? You are not watching the news where both our legislature and even the DEPT OF HEALTH is asking the Governor to loosen the rules. The same people advising him where he set goals and we accomplished said goals and still refuses? I never said the rules didn't help, I'm asking that if we surpass the goals the Governor himself stated....don't bulls*** the people. And the inequities of how and where these rules are set forth are vastly unequal. BTW, when was the last time you actually walked the strip? It's thousands of people and many stopping to watch the street performers for 15 minutes or longer. Luaus don't have 5-9,000 people but they are sitting for hours on end, without masks as they eat without plexiglass with multiple families on each tables. Clusters in Hawaii have been from gatherings smaller than 500 in most cases. This response proves you’re not getting it. Not interested in belaboring this anymore, if crying about it is something that you feel you have to do, so be it. But I won’t feed into this anymore. Good Day. |
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Post by dd2000 on Nov 14, 2021 15:42:38 GMT -5
I didn’t know luau and the strip were regularly packed with 5000-9000 people sitting with the same group of people indoors or in a stadium setting. Covid spreads at about 15 mins and if you have that same group in a setting in a gym/stadium and you’re not doing anything to be sure the majority of people there stand the least chance of becoming seriously ill from Covid, that’d just be irresponsible governing, more so for an island community. Just look up what the 1920’s era Flu did to entire island cultures. Can’t be sloppy with this stuff. Unfortunately on the mainland we can somewhat afford to be, or at least that’s what people thought. We all know it sucks but the answer isn’t making things less strict, just be thankful things are improving is all. We get past this by being able to come to terms with what we felt were the worst parts. The pandemic affected people in hundreds of DIFFERENT ways but we can all make the personal decision to not feed into it negatively. Wait, so you are not in Hawaii then? You are not experiencing this firsthand? You are not watching the news where both our legislature and even the DEPT OF HEALTH is asking the Governor to loosen the rules. The same people advising him where he set goals and we accomplished said goals and still refuses? I never said the rules didn't help, I'm asking that if we surpass the goals the Governor himself stated....don't bulls*** the people. And the inequities of how and where these rules are set forth are vastly unequal. BTW, when was the last time you actually walked the strip? It's thousands of people and many stopping to watch the street performers for 15 minutes or longer. Luaus don't have 5-9,000 people but they are sitting for hours on end, without masks as they eat without plexiglass with multiple families on each tables. Clusters in Hawaii have been from gatherings smaller than 500 in most cases. I understand your frustration, especially when Hawaii has probably the highest vaccination rate in the nation. That said, the Delta virus is throwing all kinds of curve balls, with news and new findings almost on a daily basis. A current concern is that the vaccine may not be working quite as well against it, or that antibodies produced after receiving the vaccine may not be lasting as long as hoped. Everyone in Hawaii I believe will look back and be proud that they handled this better than most states based on observable data. I'm in Wisconsin where our hospitalization and death rates are surging, and nearly half the population is refusing vaccination. Lucky you live Hawaii. |
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