CoVID-19
is it though? what you were advocating previously was taking a device and putting it to use in for an application that it isn't indicated for and without the appropriate V&V for those indications.
I'd like to apoligize for my previous comment, which is revolting, way off topic and inappropriate in all respects.
Shit, that will really contribute to the spreading.
Did you just figure this out? Douglas County made that assumption weeks ago.
It was my assumption for the last several weeks, but it just became official last night. I believe several districts in town are still pretending like they might finish out the school year. Remember, this is El Paso county. We've only had electricity and running indoor water for about 25 years.
Cross-decking the PAWN
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Trump (the Company) Asks Trump (the Administration) for Hotel Relief (Published 2020)
The president’s family business pays at least $3 million a year to the federal government for the lease on its D.C. hotel, which is all but empty because of the virus. The next monthly payment is coming due.
I'm so happy that when it was time to allocate the accounts throughout Colorado, I got to choose to NOT have EPC.
There’s a good video floating on FB with a guy at an anti-sheltering Trump rally, yelling about how it’s not his responsibility to take care of others. Funny. All the Jesus signs around give me the impression that Genesis 4:9 “brother’s keeper” thing might be important to you. Though, Genesis is the old “Jewish” section of the Bible.
Recovered, almost: China's early patients unable to shed coronavirus
Dressed in a hazmat suit, two masks and a face shield, Du Mingjun knocked on the mahogany door of a flat in a suburban district of Wuhan on a recent morning.
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Damn.Recovered, almost: China's early patients unable to shed coronavirus
Dressed in a hazmat suit, two masks and a face shield, Du Mingjun knocked on the mahogany door of a flat in a suburban district of Wuhan on a recent morning.
A very different take from a Swedish expert.
What he says about percentages is very interesting I think.
I really hope hes right but Im not sure how I feel about it yet.
His comments at 10:10 are spot on and mirror my states stats.
wrong link?
Worked for me?
tl:dr Really old and sick people are the ones dying, by and large.
@Nick I was referencing timeline in Kevin's vid
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Here are the factors as I see them now:
Age. (Older is deader.)
Preexisting conditions.
Cross resistance from previous common corona infections. (They cause colds)
Initial infection load. (If some jackass coughs straight into your eyeballs versus picking up a sprinkling on your hands)
Level of genetic susceptibility. (Pure Darwin.)
Age. (Older is deader.)
Preexisting conditions.
Cross resistance from previous common corona infections. (They cause colds)
Initial infection load. (If some jackass coughs straight into your eyeballs versus picking up a sprinkling on your hands)
Level of genetic susceptibility. (Pure Darwin.)
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It's been a few days since I saw that Swedish video, but I remeber him claiming that this will be no worse than a severe flu season for Sweden, which amounts to about 2000 deaths. Sweden will have passed that number by the weekend at the latest and are nowhere near herd immunity. He also claimed that the UK would have levelled of at 12000 deaths had they followed Sweden's strategy when they were already at 13000 when the video was recorded.
The guy is obviously an expert in his field and everybody is learning as this situation keeps on developing, but some of his statements are hard to reconcile with what has already happened, for instance his claims that social distancing is ineffective and that South Korea has given up on controlling the virus. Antibody studies haven't been much to write home about so far, but attributing the reduction in Sweden's infection rate solely to developing herd immunity strikes me as questionable.
The guy is obviously an expert in his field and everybody is learning as this situation keeps on developing, but some of his statements are hard to reconcile with what has already happened, for instance his claims that social distancing is ineffective and that South Korea has given up on controlling the virus. Antibody studies haven't been much to write home about so far, but attributing the reduction in Sweden's infection rate solely to developing herd immunity strikes me as questionable.
Did he say that?
He said initially that the weak would die first, spiking initially and then flattening once darwin had his way.
I read somewhere else, and it's something that he touched on, that a disproportionate number of cases in sweden were immigrants (25% of their pop?) and that the messaging to those groups (due to language, cultural differences etc) was insufficient in hindsight.
His numbers may be off, but compared to the wild-eyed projections, appear more reality based.
Not that explicitly. I conflated his views on the ineffectiveness of social distancing with statements from the Swedish Health Ministry and his successor Tegnell, who speculated that the lowering infection rate was due to increasing herd immunity and not social distancing.
Everyone is flying blind at the moment and even the countries that enact much harsher social distancing measures are still aiming for herd immunity, just stretched out over a longer timeline or hoping to be save by a vaccine at some point. By the way, since you are in Mass, the Broad institute has been putting out some rather interesting and wide ranging videos on Covid 19: https://www.broadinstitute.org/videos
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The three walked arm in arm down the now-deserted street. Sure, it was unusual for three homophobes to walk lock-step, arm in arm, down the street — any street. Luckily, their fully loaded assault …
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The initial quoted Imperial estimates for the UK were if no mitigation was performed.
The IHME estimates, which now seem a bit low (no surprise due to their curve fitting setup's assumptions and our idiocy), were assuming full social distancing.
The models may have screwed the pooch with regard to hospital bed and ventilator usage, sure, but they still were in the right ballpark generally.
Thanks for the link.
It will certainly be interesting, as data becomes available, to see how the various theories/approaches pan out.
Herd immunity/vaccines seem like a pipe dream at this point. Societies are going to need to learn how to live and function with covid going forward.
My the odds be ever in your favor.
Yup.
Its a new reality. We cant hide forever from Covid.
why do you say that?
What in the actual fuck?
What are 'COVID toes'? Doctors discover symptom of coronavirus mostly seen in kids
Doctors say what's most interesting about 'COVID toes' is that it seems to appear in coronavirus patients who don’t exhibit any symptoms.
eu.usatoday.com
They are calling that shit "Toelio" lolWhat in the actual fuck?
What are 'COVID toes'? Doctors discover symptom of coronavirus mostly seen in kids
Doctors say what's most interesting about 'COVID toes' is that it seems to appear in coronavirus patients who don’t exhibit any symptoms.eu.usatoday.com