You cannot legislate effectively on behalf of the 1%, yet here we are.
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A lot of traffic between those areas and NYC.Texas would be well-advised to avoid comparisons of its current situation with the current situation in other places, such as NY/NJ. Instead, you should compare where you are to where other places were a few weeks ago.
For example, I live in a far-out New Jersey suburb. By way of comparison, think the Woodlands or the Sugarland/Missouri City area. Mileage-wise, we are farther from NYC than that. But our density, demographics, and lifestyle are similar to those areas.
Three weeks ago, my county had just a few confirmed cases and 0 deaths. People were doing some social distancing, but it wasn't rigorous. Kinda like what I hear is happening in the Houston area right now.
Currently, my county has thousands of confirmed cases and approaching 100 deaths -- roughly one death per 4000 people -- and both numbers are growing rapidly. It seems inevitable that we will end up with a death rate of at least 0.1%, even with social distancing (which we are doing much more rigorously now).
It was in Italy, quoted from a expert. Obviously the population was older in Italy than here. But you are ignoring all the folks in nursing homes who are getting it. Average life expectancy in a nursing home is 6 months anyway. You are obviously no expert, so there.Where did you read that? It is wildly inconsistent with what I've heard from many sources, including Fox News.
My understanding is that a disproportionate share of deaths (but far from all) come from vulnerable populations. That includes:
People live with these conditions for decades.
- everyone over 70
- everyone with asthma, COPD, or other respiratory ailments
- everyone who has ever had cancer
- everyone with hypertension
- everyone with diabetes
I told him that had to have something to do with being an Aggie yell leader.
I love Deez, Jr. and love having him around, but there's truth to this. I've cracked open a beer as early as 10:30 a.m.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot was forced to break her own quarantine advice to ....
Before looking, can you guess what life-threatening drama caused her to break quarantine?
She wanted a haircut
Her excuse was that she "takes her personal hygiene very seriously."
Another example of how Democrats believe they’re above you and entitled to things you are not. It is a two-tired system. There are rules for you, and then there are rules for them. Stop voting for them
Coronavirus & Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Violates Her Own Quarantine Advice to Get a Haircut | National Review
I don't buy equating "less than 1%" with "nothing"
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My weight is holding steady thanks to plenty of time on this sweet machine.
Wife and kids are home, so our porn consumption is steady at zero. (Despite Deez' contention, we are really pretty damned vanilla.)
Alcohol consumption is probably up a bit, but not much. Weed consumption, like porn, is steady at zero.
Gaming, yeah, up thanks to the kids.
Making a point to not eat more but I will admit it's difficult, again because with two college age kids at home, snack food is more prevalent than when it's just the wife and I.
I am on a Scott Addict these days (carbon frame)
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Beer is being stockpiled along with toilet paper. Sales up 55 % over last March.
Standing Goat Cabernet from Paso Robles will be your friend!I bought 18 bottles of wine when the pandemic started, at Specs Sangre! But I grabbed two mixed red sweet wines. Nasty! My fault, we like Cabs, Merlots, and Malbecs. I like Shiner beer but I’m trying to excersize more and stay in shape during the pandemic so wine is our go to.
I sponsor, so I don't get ads. You should too.I am not sure if I am the only one who experience this, but ads suddenly popped up for me yesterday or the day before. Per request, I had turned off AdBlock for this site a long time ago and whitelisted it, but the ads remained blocked for a long time, for a reason I could never figure out. And then suddenly, they were back.
And this was the first ad I saw. Which I found remarkably coincidental since I had began riding with my facemask about 2 weeks ago. In the past, I had only used it for super cold days. But now, things are different so I use it every time. Mine is at bottom. Get a lot of looks, especially from all the little kids now on MY bike paths. But I am seeing more out there as of last couple days, so I think they are catching on. But, just for the record, I was first.
Did this ad thing happens to anyone else, or was it just me?
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I agree that fear-mongering is bad, but I also believe that calling a virus that has killed 3.5% of confirmed, contracted Americans an "inconvenience" is misguided at best.
People who voted for her and people who vote for any Democrat, for that matter, deserve any bad things in life that result from the bad policies they enact and hypocritical behavior.Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot was forced to break her own quarantine advice to ....
Before looking, can you guess what life-threatening drama caused her to break quarantine?
She wanted a haircut
Her excuse was that she "takes her personal hygiene very seriously."
Another example of how Democrats believe they’re above you and entitled to things you are not. It is a two-tiered system. There are rules for you, and then there are rules for them. Stop voting for them
Coronavirus & Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Violates Her Own Quarantine Advice to Get a Haircut | National Review
I've noticed this trait in a lot of powerful people in government and other organizations. But in my experience this is not a political party linked trait.Another example of how Democrats believe they’re above you and entitled to things you are not. It is a two-tiered system. There are rules for you, and then there are rules for them.
People who voted for her and people who vote for any Democrat, for that matter, deserve any bad things in life that result from the bad policies they enact and hypocritical behavior.
That's the spin he will put on it. More likely that the original models were pure garbage to begin with.Looks like his fifteen minutes of credible science is up:
Fauci lowers U.S. coronavirus death forecast to 60,000, says social distancing is working
Those pesky models just don't always work out... maybe he's taking credit for saying we're doing what we should do because he told us to...
That's the spin he will put on it. More likely that the original models were pure garbage to begin with.
...In frustration, I asked him where was his second favorite place he had lived, and Hillsborough and the Cesspool on the Brazos were not acceptable answers. He told me that when he was at Columbia, he and Betty lived in a small town in New Jersey. (I've heard a lot of stories come out of his mouth, but this was the most astounding) He said they were out in the country and it seemed like a million miles from NYC, yet it took him less than 30 minutes to get to Columbia....l