It doesn't bother me that they do it, just shows how retarded they are. And people that stupid bother me.Skjellyfetti wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 6:38 pmOh please. Go right ahead. Tell us what's wrong with this.
Did the person just leave from one errand and is en route to another errand and didn't feel like taking it off? Do you have any idea why they're wearing the mask? Why does it bother you?
A) spike in Mexican cases coming across the border
Click the link to the article. Everything’s fine!AZGrizFan wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2020 12:09 pmA) spike in Mexican cases coming across the border
B) lots of other hospitals in the general area to take overflow
C) 206%? What’s the raw number?
D) They’re overflow ER beds, not ICU beds
E) The story says hospital(s), but they’re talking about ONE hospital in ONE small town
F) The tent was empty. Just like the ships that were sent....
Agreed. More fear porn.kalm wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2020 1:07 pmClick the link to the article. Everything’s fine!AZGrizFan wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2020 12:09 pm
A) spike in Mexican cases coming across the border
B) lots of other hospitals in the general area to take overflow
C) 206%? What’s the raw number?
D) They’re overflow ER beds, not ICU beds
E) The story says hospital(s), but they’re talking about ONE hospital in ONE small town
F) The tent was empty. Just like the ships that were sent....
Just don’t bitch when football and in person education are canceled and the economy gets worse because Americans have figured out the hoax.
Dude. They were cancelling this shit regardless....you know it. I know it. The whole damned word knows it.
Except for a big enough chunk of Americans who think it’s still just fear porn and couldn’t have been mitigated.
Fuck those guys. Just wear a mask, dammit.
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states ... f-icu-bedsMississippi's five largest hospitals had no intensive care unit beds available for patients by midweek because of a surge in coronavirus cases, officials reported Thursday. Four more hospitals had 5% or less of those beds available.
“I was woken up by a phone call yesterday morning at 4 a.m. because we had so many patients at our hospital, we didn’t know where to put them,” Dr. Alan Jones, assistant vice chancellor for clinical affairs of the University of Mississippi Medical Center, said Thursday.
Mississippi has one of the fastest-growing rates of new coronavirus cases in the United States. One county, Grenada, saw a 22% increase in reported cases from last week to this week. Simpson County saw an 18% increase.
At a news conference Thursday afternoon, Gov. Tate Reeves said that starting early next week, he will require people to wear masks in public in 13 counties showing the greatest recent increases in coronavirus cases. Those include Grenada and Hinds County in the Jackson area. Business owners in those counties will be asked to screen employees for COVID-19 before starting a shift.
The governor also announced that in those counties, he will limit gatherings to 10 people indoors and 20 outdoors. The current statewide limit is 50 people indoors and 100 people outdoors.
Compounding Mississippi's rising cases is the fact that it is one of the states with the fewest health care resources in the country, and hospitals are already stretched thin, a panel of medical officials said at a news conference Thursday.
A few days ago New Jersey and New York placed Delaware in the same quarantine as the other states - you spend anytime in Delaware now other than driving through it and you're supposed to quarantine in place for 14 days when you get to those states. Delaware blames the beaches - kids gathering in huge numbers, sans masks, in places like Lewes and Rehoboth. Same issue as other places with bar settings.Skjellyfetti wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 5:43 am Do you have an article or something on Delaware? I haven't seen much. Their data doesn't look too bad compared to the Sun Belt hotspots. But, I could be missing something.
63 currently hospitalized.
Hospitalizations, % of positive tests trending downward.
https://coronavirus.delaware.gov/
Jesus Christ. Imagine having to spend 14 days alone in New Jersey.GannonFan wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 6:14 amA few days ago New Jersey and New York placed Delaware in the same quarantine as the other states - you spend anytime in Delaware now other than driving through it and you're supposed to quarantine in place for 14 days when you get to those states. Delaware blames the beaches - kids gathering in huge numbers, sans masks, in places like Lewes and Rehoboth. Same issue as other places with bar settings.Skjellyfetti wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 5:43 am Do you have an article or something on Delaware? I haven't seen much. Their data doesn't look too bad compared to the Sun Belt hotspots. But, I could be missing something.
63 currently hospitalized.
Hospitalizations, % of positive tests trending downward.
https://coronavirus.delaware.gov/
Never been there but by the sounds of it...alone would be a benefit.Ivytalk wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 7:45 amJesus Christ. Imagine having to spend 14 days alone in New Jersey.GannonFan wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 6:14 am
A few days ago New Jersey and New York placed Delaware in the same quarantine as the other states - you spend anytime in Delaware now other than driving through it and you're supposed to quarantine in place for 14 days when you get to those states. Delaware blames the beaches - kids gathering in huge numbers, sans masks, in places like Lewes and Rehoboth. Same issue as other places with bar settings.
At least the pizza would be good.
I'm taking the family down to Ocean City NJ for a week's beach vacation in less than 2 weeks. They don't have PA on a quarantine list yet so we're good.Ivytalk wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 7:45 amJesus Christ. Imagine having to spend 14 days alone in New Jersey.GannonFan wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 6:14 am
A few days ago New Jersey and New York placed Delaware in the same quarantine as the other states - you spend anytime in Delaware now other than driving through it and you're supposed to quarantine in place for 14 days when you get to those states. Delaware blames the beaches - kids gathering in huge numbers, sans masks, in places like Lewes and Rehoboth. Same issue as other places with bar settings.
Following to see if you catch anything....GannonFan wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 8:48 amI'm taking the family down to Ocean City NJ for a week's beach vacation in less than 2 weeks. They don't have PA on a quarantine list yet so we're good.
And on the school front, they've been running the summer voluntary practices for the high school - in the fall my oldest plays soccer and my middle guy runs cross country (youngest guy is just starting middle school this upcoming year). They've been wearing masks to and from the field and they get temperature checks when they arrive. Practices have been socially distanced so far (easier to do in cross country) but they should start actual scrimmages soon. Hope they get to play this year - school looks likely to be an every other day thing - MWF on one week, then T/Th on the next week, and so on. Just hope on those off days that there's some type of synchronous learning going on - the disaster of online schooling in the spring was the lack of live teaching - just basically passed out 90 slides of power point and told the kids to learn whatever the subject was. Can't continue that way going forward or we'll have kids even dumber than the Millennials and the Zoomers that came before them, and we're already seeing the impact of that brain drain.
Nah, we'll be fine. We normally only eat out one dinner and one breakfast while we're down there, do take-out or make our own while we're there even in normal times. Wear a mask when we're around others and this year we'll look for a more remote part of the beach to set up the umbrellas so I don't need to sit there all day with a mask on. Should be easy to do so, normally the crowds are just around the lifeguard stands. This is even more reason to limit trips up to the boardwalk. Kids are getting too old for some of the rides anyway.AZGrizFan wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 10:02 amFollowing to see if you catch anything....GannonFan wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 8:48 am
I'm taking the family down to Ocean City NJ for a week's beach vacation in less than 2 weeks. They don't have PA on a quarantine list yet so we're good.
And on the school front, they've been running the summer voluntary practices for the high school - in the fall my oldest plays soccer and my middle guy runs cross country (youngest guy is just starting middle school this upcoming year). They've been wearing masks to and from the field and they get temperature checks when they arrive. Practices have been socially distanced so far (easier to do in cross country) but they should start actual scrimmages soon. Hope they get to play this year - school looks likely to be an every other day thing - MWF on one week, then T/Th on the next week, and so on. Just hope on those off days that there's some type of synchronous learning going on - the disaster of online schooling in the spring was the lack of live teaching - just basically passed out 90 slides of power point and told the kids to learn whatever the subject was. Can't continue that way going forward or we'll have kids even dumber than the Millennials and the Zoomers that came before them, and we're already seeing the impact of that brain drain.
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