Corona Virus & Day to Day
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I suspect that, like Jim, I go to WashPo enough that they "cut me off."
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Our schools just announced a change of course. We had been asked to choose between a 2-day/week in school option vs all online. Parents voted 60/40% in favor of 2 days in school. Those who chose not to go would be able to do 100% online. Teachers voted 48% to go to school for two days. As I expected, it was just announced that we'll be 100% online. Mixed emotions on this - especially in regards to my oldest, who is starting middle school. Fortunately, it seems our summer baseball season has gone well (still just shy of two weeks to go), so I'm hopeful that fall baseball will be in full, COVID compliant, swing. So there's at least one opportunity for in-person socialization and formation of friendships.
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stewbum
You have to 'toss your cookies'.I hate the Post. Can't view a damn thing without subscribing.
Seriously. I have my browsers set to clear cookies when I close them. Sometimes I have to go and clear a site, like the Post, to read something.
Somehow between Mrs IB and myself we have paid subscriptions to:
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Doing our part to keep the journalist employed and the press "free".
LA Times
Seattle Times
WA Post
NY Times
San Antonio Express News
ABQ Journal
Doing our part to keep the journalist employed and the press "free".
1d10t
stewbum
I found this an interesting read and it so far seems to be under the radar.
https://scitechdaily.com/potent-neu...nts-could-be-mass-produced-to-suppress-virus/
https://scitechdaily.com/potent-neu...nts-could-be-mass-produced-to-suppress-virus/
ZebraB
Senior Member
Yes. I live near Pugent Sound and when Covid hit China there was no real shipping activity that I saw . Typically you can see cargo ships most of the times. I has increased some just as seeing a few plane going to land at SEA, but neither are normal. We were talking to our boat mechanic and he stated that motors are hard to come by these days. I think we are going to find out the hard way how much we rely on the Asian countries.
https://www.joc.com/maritime-news/alliances-outline-extensive-blank-sailings-q3_20200603.html
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Rumor mill from my sister in MD is they are going to be rolling back by at least one phase. I suspect Virginia is strongly considering doing the same. Here in the DC suburbs of Northern Virginia, things have remained stable, or gotten even better. The rest of the state is a different story. OBX vacation in a few weeks and I'm closely monitoring North Carolina. A few states further north are already mandating 14 day quarantine for visitors from VA.
vineyarddog
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I have a lake house in MD and in March they prohibited renting houses — during the time of March - May 15 there were only 3 confirmed cases in the county.. As of May 15th, in coordination with Phase One, they lifted the ban and people were again able to rent houses on the lake.. The county just confirmed its 34th case.
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Where in MD? I have friends w/ places in Deep Creek - most spent the initial phases of the shutdown up at the Lake.
vineyarddog
Member
Nice, that’s where my place is. I spent a few weeks there working remotely and it was great. Just about 2 hours from home so it’s nice to load up the car full of groceries and drive up during the week. Garage to garage — never have to be out in public!
Business is good in 2020;
reading one of the trade journals they are pointing out that “off site” alcohol purchases were up 25% in the first week of April 2020 versus 2019.
reading one of the trade journals they are pointing out that “off site” alcohol purchases were up 25% in the first week of April 2020 versus 2019.
I am going to take the (relatively) good news where I can find it. It really looks to me like AZ is on the downward trend, and I have my fingers crossed for FL, too. (These are not normalized to population.)
And again, no, it is not due to increased testing. (The dashed line is what you would expect if positivity rates remained what they were in early June. Moreover, you would expect that more testing would lead to a decreased positivity rate if all else was equal.)
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
The positivity rate is on the rise here in VA. What I really, really would like to know is the 'nature' of these positives. How many are actually symptomatic?
I found this interactive map to be very enlightening especially now. It is updated daily. This is a LANL spinoff company. Usually a couple guys with some nice IP get together and take an "entrepreneurial leave".
You can zoom in to your hearts content and at the click up a button get all the CV-19 data you really need. At a glance you can see just how "hot" the hot spots are.
https://www.descarteslabs.com/resou...DgipiGkQ_Q95qdAD_p4sJBL1RitFpDzcDhnDgSZALlN54
You can zoom in to your hearts content and at the click up a button get all the CV-19 data you really need. At a glance you can see just how "hot" the hot spots are.
https://www.descarteslabs.com/resou...DgipiGkQ_Q95qdAD_p4sJBL1RitFpDzcDhnDgSZALlN54
So far Miami-Dade is "winning"...........
Why does looking at new mexico on that map make the lyrics "clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right" pop up in my brain.......
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Boy, all of that talk back in March about 'Maybe the heat and sunshine will kill it..." didn't turn out to be true. In fact, looking at the map, it seems the heat and sunshine actually incubate it!
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