And yet, can anything brownie truly be a calamity?
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A couple of new resources/articles:
This one is similar to the Erin Bromage blog post linked a couple times in this thread:
https://www.sltrib.com/news/2020/05/23/your-guide-how/
This one shows down at a county level, a predicted risk level:
https://www.aei.org/covid-2019-action-tracker/
It is provided by the American Enterprise Institute.
Here are the guidelines: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019...ith-based.html
The extra $600 has truly been a lifeline for many who badly need it.
But, given the number of help wanted signs I see at most reopening retail locations, plus the people I know personally who are content to sit at home making more than they could working, it seems the unintended consequences of Yang's UBI are clearly on display.
Just curious your reference for that temperature and time? All I have found on this so far is:
https://www.newsweek.com/coronavirus-heat-kill-virus-1498074
Which squares with your using 200F but suggests a significantly longer time.
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The WHO has suspended a clinical trial of hydroxychloroquine because of concerns that the drug is too harmful for folks to be taking.
In a press briefing, WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that in light of a paper published last week in the Lancet that showed people taking hydroxychloroquine were at higher risk of death and heart problems, there would be “a temporary pause” on the hydroxychloroquine arm of its global clinical trial.
Why are you wasting time here when you could be wasting it by listening to the latest episode of the DBR Podcast?
Why are you wasting time here when you could be wasting it by listening to the latest episode of the DBR Podcast?
The usual caveats apply (small sample size, no peer review, etc) but a good sign that retesting positive after being cleared doesn't mean one has active virus particles.
Covid-19 Patients Not Infectious After 11 Days: Singapore Study
Hard to say, because we fudge the numbers down here. But they are forecasting a mild-ish spike over the next 14 days:
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And for my fellow Peach Staters, if you want to check county by county: https://dph.georgia.gov/covid-19-daily-status-report
Thankfully, my part of the state is very low and {knock on wood} projected to stay so.
First of all, I'm glad that on Memorial Day when we are honoring those who died for our country with COVID-19 shutting down America and killing tens of thousands of people, this was what he led his speech with...
Anyway, I don't see how he can follow through on this threat. What other cities want to host this? And are able to host a huge event like this a few months notice?
As the article noted, these events are money losers anyway. The security costs are ridiculous. Particularly given Trump's history of not covering his share - I'm not sure who traditionally covers the costs of national conventions but one would think that the party would pitch in.
https://www.politico.com/news/2019/1...d-bills-039631
I went to my local grocery store last night and everybody was wearing a mask, properly. Plexiglas "windows" have been installed between the cashiers and the customers even though if you pay with a credit/debit card, you don't have to directly interact with them. They still have employees bagging your groceries though and they aren't behind plexiglas but they are wearing masks. You can't bring your own bags anymore and they've gone back to using plastic.