'Zackly!
What R you doing today?
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'Zackly!
A really good easy to understand video about exponential growth, though not for the feint of heart:
Paul, I don’t know/ nobody knows what the actual rate of increase will be.
Exponential is the term in the news and seems to also get applied to the steep growth phase in cell culture literature, your note was good.
Funny to listen to my brother, an hour north of GB, who last week was saying this is a hoax, , , equally weird to hear a niece with her husband who has ALS (luckily means he already has a ventilator) started a bucket list trip to New Orleans on Saturday
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porkchopmessiah
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3 in what direction?, if I have to pass you to get there I'd gladly pick up for you..
I'm coming from Northern Virginia.
Brought in for some pre-ER Coronavirus checkpoint isolation areas to be built at Temple hospital. 1st one started Thursday and functioning by yesterday afternoon. Needed insulated fire-rated easily sanitized walls, electric, separate WiFi, data lines, heat, AC, entrance/exit etc. it ain’t pretty but it’s functional. 
AJ, you are my hero! (I mean that.) Good going.
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
I was going to scrape and clean some bottles in prep for bottling the 2018 Chilean Carmenere/Petite Verdot. Sadly, I'd forgotten that I broke the blade on my scraper the last time I did this and did not have any blades in the house. 
Instead, I sorted through some bottles and placed an Amazon order for some blades. Guess I'll label and foil the Eclipse Bourbon Barrel Cab/Zin instead.
Instead, I sorted through some bottles and placed an Amazon order for some blades. Guess I'll label and foil the Eclipse Bourbon Barrel Cab/Zin instead.
Nice AJ, in times like this pretty should be the least of our concerns.
I was going to scrape and clean some bottles in prep for bottling the 2018 Chilean Carmenere/Petite Verdot. Sadly, I'd forgotten that I broke the blade on my scraper the last time I did this and did not have any blades in the house.
What kind of blade are you looking for?
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
I have plenty if you want some now.
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Thanks Fred. I'll let you know if I get antsy. Right now, plenty to keep me busy (and the wife is chipping in with ideas, just in case I get bored
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Boatboy24
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Well, that’s done. Natives are restless. Time for a run.
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laid out 2 FRESH t bone steaks and going to have some new baked potatoes with them for supper!
Which corker did you use?
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Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Old one (Portuguese)
I emerged from my "foxhole" to go to the grocery store yesterday. We just needed a few things and I thought I would give it a go. I was prepared to return home if the parking lot was filled and there were just too many people. I was very pleasantly surprised. The store (Meijer's) was not super busy, actually I would say less than normal for a Sunday afternoon. The shelves were well stocked except for some notable exceptions (TP, of course, paper towels, flour, any type of disinfectant which contains bleach, broccoli and sweet potatoes come to mind) and people were shopping very normally, i.e. no binge buying or hoarding that I could see. Employees were busily stocking shelves.
I would like to give a big shout out to Meijer's. Their pricing was great, many items (more than usual) were on sale and there was no evidence of them taking advantage of the situation. When I entered the store and was grabbing a cart, there was spray disinfectant and paper towels available to wipe down the handles. One thing that did occur to me is that I saw a number of husbands shopping with their wives and virtually everyone was upbeat, friendly and smiling.
I came away with a good feeling about my fellow citizens in Central Ohio.
I would like to give a big shout out to Meijer's. Their pricing was great, many items (more than usual) were on sale and there was no evidence of them taking advantage of the situation. When I entered the store and was grabbing a cart, there was spray disinfectant and paper towels available to wipe down the handles. One thing that did occur to me is that I saw a number of husbands shopping with their wives and virtually everyone was upbeat, friendly and smiling.
I came away with a good feeling about my fellow citizens in Central Ohio.
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