It is never a good idea to type when you are angry. If anyone has read my blog before you will see that many things have been cut out of it lately. There were too many toes being stepped on and to many things being referred too. My emails were long and disjointed and easily taken out of context. So to ensure this does not happen again I will dissect everything I write before I put it on this site. If you are offended by what you read please let me know and I will take that off as well. I do not want to offend anyone. So from now on I will not use names to describe anyone. Everyone I talk about will be given pseudonyms. This will anger some of you because you want to know the names, places, dates – but you will have to settle for the taste, smell, and feel. If you want their real names you will just have to wait for the book.
Let's look at the numbers There are currently around 960,000 people on Oahu. A standard digital PCR analyzer (the machine used to test the swabs) can process 500 tests per day. Who can run the tests? There are three entities that can do testing on Oahu. How can we collect the samples? To collect samples to be analyzed there needs to be collection points. Collection sites The majority of people could come to a collection site that is set up near where they live. These could even be someone’s polling station that is used for voting. The stations can be set up to have people in that polling district come to the collection location. The collection sequencing can be set up by first letter of the last name with A-B on day 1, C-D on day 2... Mobile collection sites For those people who cannot come to a collection site, they can call into the polling center to have a specially trained team to come out and collect the sample. These would include nursing homes and peopl...
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