I wasn't part of that sentiment. Yes, they went - it was OK - they had a good time. I do not wish ill on anyone, but I am allowed to have an opinion about that.
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I wasn't part of that sentiment. Yes, they went - it was OK - they had a good time. I do not wish ill on anyone, but I am allowed to have an opinion about that.
And now it's late March and people are more aware of the situation. Jumping down someone's throat for something a month removed from where we are now is asinine, especially with how quickly things have moved since then.
Shaming them now is pointless, you need to relax. It's fine to spread awareness, but bullying people and saying "I TOLD YOU SO!" won't accomplish anything.
Woman, 21, 'with no pre-existing conditions dies of coronavirus'
The family confirmed the news in the hopes it will be a wake up call to all who are not taking social distancing seriously.metro.co.uk
Scary if legit
100% Legit
Where am I bullying? "You should be ashamed" - is not bullying.
Such hypocrisy - in the other thread we are all ragging on the kid that went to Spring Break in FL and said 'If I get it, I get it' and ended up apologizing. He didn't go all 'It was a great Spring Break!', he apologized. He felt ashamed. Most of us still ragged on him.
Woman, 21, 'with no pre-existing conditions dies of coronavirus'
The family confirmed the news in the hopes it will be a wake up call to all who are not taking social distancing seriously.
Scary if legit
Yeah, unfortunately, as Dr. Fauci pointed out, these statistical anomalies will occur during this. All the more reason for everyone to take this seriously.
ugh some asshat in senate hearings just said CHINA VIRUS and is doing the damn car death/flu comparison
Extremely irresponsible to report this as relevant to Covid19 without confirmation.Woman, 21, 'with no pre-existing conditions dies of coronavirus'
The family confirmed the news in the hopes it will be a wake up call to all who are not taking social distancing seriously.
Scary if legit
Here in Scottsdale yesterday LOTS of people gathering at the parks and jogging in groups SMFH. All of a sudden everyone is gonna fight Apollo Creed.I know yall don't live in arizona but can you PLEASE sign this petition! we are almost there for the proper lockdown we need to stop the spread.
Wrong, there were some people who dangerously downplayed the virus and most people who were either cautiously pessimistic or following pandemic experts advise that this thing is just getting started.
Most of us said that going on a vacation outside of your country would be a gamble and people here shouldn't take the advice of "everything will be fine".
even now, there are 70.000 German nationals stuck in a foreign country and have trouble getting back home.
So I'm past anxiety (for now) but now I'm really bored and making me really regret that I only started taking this seriously like a few weeks ago. Mainly because my college closed the next week and while it was a good choice that kind of makes me sad that I might not see my friends until Fall and that's assuming they'll even attend. Hoping So Cal can contain it enough by Late May or June so I can see them and we can talk about making a Discord or something.
Bulletin for the
French situation:
25233 active cases + 2933 in 24 H
11539 hospitalized + 1363 in 24 H
2827 in intensive care + 311 in 24 H
1331 dead + 231 in 24 H
last increases for deaths:
27>89>108>78>112>112>186>240>231
ICUs:
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French situation:
25233 active cases + 2933 in 24 H
11539 hospitalized + 1363 in 24 H
2827 in intensive care + 311 in 24 H
1331 dead + 231 in 24 H
last increases for deaths:
27>89>108>78>112>112>186>240>231
ICUs:
??>232>191>175>228>115>335>434>311
even young people can die from this.. this was never a secret, chances are just way smaller.
People need to understand that "low-risk" for young people does not mean "no-risk". There are young adults with no co-morbidities who die of the flu every year as well. It's very important that everyone do what they can to try and mitigate their risk.
Nobody said anything about traveling out of country in the posts referenced here. That being said, I specifically said I was in the same boat as you, I was extra cautious. I can't fault people for not panicking over a month ago when the overwhelming messaging out there was that we should continue to live our lives, practice good hygiene, etc. Hell look at how people reactted when sony cancelled pax. The thought back then was that they were being overly cautious and giving into the fear.
Yeah, we just had an eight year old in my area die during the holidays. Basically suffered a cytokine storm for a bout with the flu.
Deadly immune 'storm' caused by emergent flu infections
Scientists have mapped key elements of a severe immune overreaction -— a “cytokine storm” -— that can both sicken and kill patients who are infected with certain strains of flu virus. A cytokine storm is an overproduction of immune cells and their activating compounds (cytokines), which, in a...
www.sciencedaily.com
Yes, we know. Young people die of diseases that normally are fatal to the elderly all the time but that article specifies that the cause of death hasn't been confirmed so they're just reporting on speculation, which is extremely irresponsible.
Started getting a sore throat yesterday, and it has persisted today. I swear, if I got it when I went to get groceries...
South Dakota Numbers came in while my internet was down for about an hour
doh.sd.gov
41 confirmed cases (Yesterday was 30 but lab testing is still behind)
Minnehaha County now a "substantial" risk of community transmittal (which contains Sioux Falls, the largest city in the state)
Coronavirus updates and information
South Dakota's The South Dakota Department of Health (SD-DOH) continues to monitor the emergence of the novel coronavirus. We are working with the CDC and our healthcare partners across the state to prepare for and respond to a potential case.
doh.sd.gov
41 confirmed cases (Yesterday was 30 but lab testing is still behind)
Minnehaha County now a "substantial" risk of community transmittal (which contains Sioux Falls, the largest city in the state)
Interesting use of cell phone data:
Governor Phil Murphy: Great work New Jersey! We are in the top five nationwide for social distancing! This IS WORKING. Keep doing your part and we will #FlattenTheCurve. https://t.co/r28LIIdKfA
Link to the site they source:
www.unacast.com
Social Distancing Scoreboard
Our interactive Social Distancing Scoreboard informed millions on the changes in how people moved across the US during the COVID-19 pandemic.
www.unacast.com
Not saying it is your fault, but this is the problem with insufficient testing. People will check the news, see 100 cases, and keep going on their life. By the time a cluster is formed and catch the attention, it is already too late.
Which is why WHO keep saying you cannot fight a pandemic blind, but it was ignored by so many states.
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NJ numbers are down for the 2nd day in a row. Murphy is doing a great job here. Another interesting data point is that it seems there is a 27% "positive test" rate so far. I don't know if that means doctors are misdiagnosing/being overly cautious or what.
Isn't that the highest positive rate in the nations? That indicates a absolutely horrible job in testing
Not enough data to draw any definitive conclusions at this point.
I don't know where you live, but i'm sure they have set up something to clear those deadlock.
I live in Florida. The entire system down here is just plain broken.
???? I mean I don't think using one of the highest rates of positive test results is something to brag about. That indicates that people can't get tested due to a lack of tests.
Not surprised at all about Chicago. The only time I ever see a group that's larger than 2 and it's not a family is at the grocery store, which I am barely visiting myself. Everyone I know has collectively not spent time to hang out with one another. In my circle, at least, we've been dead serious for at least 10 days now.
That said, what the fuck Wyoming? Isn't that one of the most remote areas in the entire country outside of Montana? Stay away from each other, y'all.
Yeah, there is a lack of tests. Right now, not just anyone in NJ can be tested. Asymptomatic people are being turned away from the major testing sites.
I think the graph is highly suspect, especially since it is at least partially determined by distance traveled. You could have just as many people in an area (per capita) going to work or going to the store but because things are more spread out in certain areas, those areas would rate lower.
I'm not dunking on Ocean Bones at all. I just think it's incredible how far we've come in a month:
BTW -- We did go for one day and it was great! And then Disneyland closed..
March must of seemed a lot closer at the time lmao.
Shit changed in a hurry
Note that in remote areas of the country people sometimes commute 60+ miles to get to work everyday.
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You've been overly aggressive and high-strung in these topics for far too long; if you can't tone it down, you need to take a break for your own mental health.
This is why I laugh when people say the US cannot do serious contact tracing because freedom and democracy. We already have all that info, both in the private and public sector, and we're using it for dumb and often evil shit.
Might as well use this for good once.
We're going to need this.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz: 'Stay at home'
Compliance could save thousands of lives, Walz says
www.startribune.com
EDIT - updated
if they got this from the carriers, they can't attach any customer data to it, its anonymized when its stored by the carriers so they have no way to know who it is
So I'm thinking of applying to Trader Joe's. Currently unemployed due to my restaurant closing indefinitely. I did apply for unemployment but would rather be working. Any reason I shouldn't? Is there a chance they're closed too in a few weeks? I also live with my dad who's in his 60s.