Coronavirus COVID-19

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

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[kalm]

Interesting interactive map by state on projected hospitalizations and expected beds available based on inaction, social distancing, shelter in place, and Wuhan style lockdown.

https://covidactnow.org/

[Ivytalk]

Interesting interactive map by state on projected hospitalizations and expected beds available based on inaction, social distancing, shelter in place, and Wuhan style lockdown.

https://covidactnow.org/

I prefer the Gangnam style.

[mainejeff]

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Trump already used that one.

[CAA Flagship]

All I can say.....

We know.

[93henfan]

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Did they ever do porn?

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[CAA Flagship]

Did they ever do porn?

Asking for a Flaggy.

Whoa. Give me a second to think about the dynamics of that scenario.

[SunCoastBlueHen]

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[93henfan]

[89Hen]

Maryland just closed. Moose out front should have told you.

[Winterborn]

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Did they ever do porn?

Asking for a Flaggy.

Would that be 2.5some then?

[kalm]

Maryland just closed. Moose out front should have told you.

I’m guessing most states will be on shelter in place by the end of the week.

[Gil Dobie]

Ex-Marine, the brother of Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan has died after being diagnosed with COVID-19, the illness caused by coronavirus. He was living in Tennessee. He was recently diagnosed with cancer.

link

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

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2 heads are better than none

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[Gil Dobie]

Did they ever do porn?

Asking for a Flaggy.

2 heads are better than none

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Three heads would be better

[Gil Dobie]

U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar on Monday, March 23, reported via social media that her husband John Bessler tested positive for COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus

[BDKJMU]

Maryland just closed. Moose out front should have told you.

I’m guessing most states will be on shelter in place by the end of the week.

Which is the stupid fooking term (esp for a statewide order):
-A blanket statewide order is dumb, because the situation for people in a dense urban area is polar opposite for people out in the rural.
-People can (and should) still o things like walk the dog, take a walk/jog, go on a hike, etc.


After all, what is better:
1. Stay inside with other people, sitting on your arse watching TV, on the internet, stuffing your face.
2. Going outside, fresh air, sunlight, exercise (as long as you stay separated).

They just need to tell people to stay at least 6 feet separated..

[BDKJMU]

Did they ever do porn?

Asking for a Flaggy.

2 heads are better than none

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That would be a 6 pack..

[HI54UNI]

U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar on Monday, March 23, reported via social media that her husband John Bessler tested positive for COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus

Lucky Bastard. Gets to stay away from her for at least 2 weeks.

[kalm]

I’m guessing most states will be on shelter in place by the end of the week.

Which is the stupid fooking term (esp for a statewide order):
-A blanket statewide order is dumb, because the situation for people in a dense urban area is polar opposite for people out in the rural.
-People can (and should) still o things like walk the dog, take a walk/jog, go on a hike, etc.



After all, what is better:
1. Stay inside with other people, sitting on your arse watching TV, on the internet, stuffing your face.
2. Going outside, fresh air, sunlight, exercise (as long as you stay separated).

They just need to tell people to stay at least 6 feet separated..

Agreed on the rural vs. population centers but where do you draw the line? People are too stupid and selfish to follow the current guidelines. Plus they’d leave the cities in order to get a little freedom and create further community spread. I’d prefer 3 months of shelter in place if we knew that we wouldn’t run out of beds and could get back to normal quicker.

[BDKJMU]

Spring Break Social Distancing

Can we just call Millenials the worst generation?
Florida college students test positive for coronavirus after going on spring break
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/coronaviru ... -of-tampa/

[dbackjon]

Spring Break Social Distancing

Can we just call Millenials the worst generation?
Florida college students test positive for coronavirus after going on spring break
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/coronaviru ... -of-tampa/

College Students aren't Millenials

[dbackjon]

Kentucky vs Tennessee COVID-19 response time and effects

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[GannonFan]

Which is the stupid fooking term (esp for a statewide order):
-A blanket statewide order is dumb, because the situation for people in a dense urban area is polar opposite for people out in the rural.
-People can (and should) still o things like walk the dog, take a walk/jog, go on a hike, etc.



After all, what is better:
1. Stay inside with other people, sitting on your arse watching TV, on the internet, stuffing your face.
2. Going outside, fresh air, sunlight, exercise (as long as you stay separated).

They just need to tell people to stay at least 6 feet separated..

Agreed on the rural vs. population centers but where do you draw the line? People are too stupid and selfish to follow the current guidelines. Plus they’d leave the cities in order to get a little freedom and create further community spread. I’d prefer 3 months of shelter in place if we knew that we wouldn’t run out of beds and could get back to normal quicker.

Well, that's why we go with local and state decisions when it comes to these things rather than a national policy - obviously the danger is different in rural areas than it is in densely populated ones. It's not a one size fits all problem. Places like NYC should be shelter in place for a long time, whereas places where you can't even see your neighbors house from your own should be significantly different. Heck, that's why we don't have bed problems in wide swaths of the country whereas we do (or will - I don't think we're there yet even in NYC) in the densely packed population centers.

As for getting back to "normal" quicker, unless the government (and this can be on the feds) comes up with a way to pay people not to work for 3 months and/or puts a freeze on all their bills for 3 months, there won't be a "normal". Economic devastation (and that's not an overstatement) can be very real in the absence of the government doing something for all of these people we are stopping from working. And it's not like a spigot, you just can't turn it off and then turn it back on again and expect things to go back to normal right away. I understand the very real concern to avoid being Italy, but there is a very real concern that the solution could be just as bad or worse than the initial problem.