That was a nice touch.
CoVID-19
The American flag shirt is icing on the freedum cake
I'm surprised there aren't more.
i remember when castle rock consisted of that shitty walmart shopping center and the shitty strip of outlet malls.....so it has gotten worse since 2005?I'm def gonna start referring to that town as Castle Rocktucky.
Unlike the mega-intelligent Massachusetts.
They just unveiled this plan and no one knows what the heck any of that means. There are no details about industries in each phase, what does that mean for businesses, nothing. Just posturing, per usual.
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I'm more impressed by the word 'reversion'
I guess reversal and revision had drunk party seks.
You have no idea...
posturing? really? did you expect anything other than a phase-in approach? or are you just waiting for the gov't to hold your hand through it because you're unable to figure things out on your own?Unlike the mega-intelligent Massachusetts.
They just unveiled this plan and no one knows what the heck any of that means. There are no details about industries in each phase, what does that mean for businesses, nothing. Just posturing, per usual.
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In fairness, the ‘plan’ has zero details and starts in a week. To date the ‘essential’ label has been entirely arbitrary so there’s no clarity on what’s included in each phase. How’re business supposed to plan with no info?
When the gov’t won’t let you determine your own approach, and is penalizing non compliance, you’re kinda limited to their handholding.
Or you operate under CDC guidelines and per your own risk assessment, which is the route I’ve taken.
Were they within 6 feet of others?
If not, who cares.
because the plan is being made up on the fly? which isn't ideal by any means (but there are reasons driving that), but is certainly more thought through than the approach states south of the MDL (texas included) of just opening everything all at once and basically saying "here ya go we opened 'er up fer ya! good luck rubes!"
That's all well and good, but if you're at the point of making an 'announcement' some substance would be nice.
Otherwise just defer to what's worked up until now: "we're watching the numbers and speaking with health officials to determine the best approach." That sets zero expectations.
There's no actionable info in this plan, a sentiment echoed in media coverage of it.
fair enough. but it is laying the framework for what the actionable plan will be.
That's one way to break up a 600 person party violating distancing guidelines.
www.dailymail.co.uk
At least five are injured in shooting at 600-person party in Texas
Around 30 rounds of gunfire were heard at Village Creek Park in Fort Worth at 6.30pm on Sunday. Some 600 people had gathered for a party in the park when the shots were fired.
texas ¯\_(ツ)_/¯That's one way to break up a 600 person party violating distancing guidelines.
At least five are injured in shooting at 600-person party in Texas
Around 30 rounds of gunfire were heard at Village Creek Park in Fort Worth at 6.30pm on Sunday. Some 600 people had gathered for a party in the park when the shots were fired.
I don't want to say that this is definitive *proof*... but it sure is compelling evidence.
over 82,000 deaths over just the last two months in the US. 
projections up to 147,00 dead by early August, due directly to "explosive increases in mobility".
It's unreal.
projections up to 147,00 dead by early August, due directly to "explosive increases in mobility".
It's unreal.
jUsT tHe FlUover 82,000 deaths over just the last two months in the US.
projections up to 147,00 dead by early August, due directly to "explosive increases in mobility".
It's unreal.
Let freedumb ring
www.seattletimes.com
In Yakima County, car cruisers and the mayor of Selah openly flout stay-home orders
Yakima County has the highest rate of COVID-19 cases per capita on the West Coast. Selah Mayor Sherry Raymond remains defiant even as the state demands that she retract a proclamation that the stay-home order would not be enforced there.
www.seattletimes.com
over 82,000 deaths over just the last two months in the US.
projections up to 147,00 dead by early August, due directly to "explosive increases in mobility".
It's unreal.
That is an average of 1200 or so per day. An average of 290 Americans died per day during WWII.
Something like 4000 Americans died on D-Day. We had a peak of over 6000 deaths in one day, admittedly an administrative peak but we have had numerous days of over 3000 deaths.
Sp we are winning bigly, yes ?
It just started to sink in last night. Late last week I saw that Sweet Tomatoes was closing. It makes sense, buffets seem like a bad idea and I was a little sad. I like buffets and I don't think they will be back. Then last night, World of Speed announced they are closing. No more museum, no more cars and coffee Saturdays. No more event days.
This really sucks.
/sadstorybro
This really sucks.
/sadstorybro
IDPH Director explains how Covid deaths are classified
(CHICAGO) WEEK - State Health officials have acknowledged a bending of the "Covid Curve" seeing smaller spikes in positive cases, or rather, not as exponential of a jump as recorded weeks ago when virus testing capability was much lower. Additionally, despite the additional virus-related deaths...
week.com
Many of us have done just that.
Basically every business owner I know.
Whistleblower warns of “darkest winter” if Trump admin ignores science
Blind rush to reopen will worsen COVID-19 spread, Bright tells Congress.
arstechnica.com
Well did you call undercover boss?
#missedopportunity