VikingsGuy
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AlaskaHunter
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In this plot, S. Korea and USA are on the same daily time frame, 13-19 March.
The USA early trajectory is similar to Spain's early trajectory,
with an early time frame in the graph, starting when Spain first recorded 7 new deaths.
Spain is now up to 193 new deaths on March 19.
The USA early trajectory is similar to Spain's early trajectory,
with an early time frame in the graph, starting when Spain first recorded 7 new deaths.
Spain is now up to 193 new deaths on March 19.
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It's interesting to consider the sequence of how the effects of the virus vs. virus mitigation are hitting people. In this thread alone you can read how devastating it has become to people's finances. We, or people we each know are already feeling the strain of it, including being financially ruined by it in some cases.
Most of us do not yet know someone who has died from this disease. Barring possible but unlikely immediate developments, that time seems to be coming pretty soon. I wonder how that will affect my own views on the situation; I truly don't know.
Most of us do not yet know someone who has died from this disease. Barring possible but unlikely immediate developments, that time seems to be coming pretty soon. I wonder how that will affect my own views on the situation; I truly don't know.
Our governor even closed law offices
onpoint
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I hunt solo as well.
I was speaking as to the collective point of view - 1000's and 1000's or more of us out there doing MY thing.
I spent too many years seeing things through a population dynamics vs. individual animal view.........
We all color our perspective from our own experience.
But, point taken.........................................................
The problem isn’t that the lawyer’s offices are closing, it is that someday they are going to reopen.
Vikings, that is just a light hearted joke by the way.
Nameless Range
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Maybe this was already posted, but I imagine getting briefed on this woke a lot of people in our government up.
Influential coronavirus pandemic report: Read a summary of the staggering projections that moved U.S. government to act
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Influential coronavirus pandemic report: Read a summary of the staggering projections that moved U.S. government to act
Influential coronavirus pandemic report: Read a summary of the staggering projections that moved U.S. government to act
The epidemic-modeling report out of Imperial College London offered terrifying fatality projections if people went about their daily lives as usual.
onpoint
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I spoke yesterday to a fishing buddy who had just spoke - through the neighbor's living room window - to his neighbor across the street.
Who happens to be one of the 12 +/- positive individuals in Bozeman MT - pop. 50000 give or take.
Kid's in his 20's - self isolating.
We'll see as this progresses, how much closer it gets to everyone who has posted on this unquantifiably (sp - word?) small piece of the www.
And, yep , how it will affect their views.................................
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I just don’t think you can compare the behavior of an adult hunter to a college spring breaker.
I always worked extra through spring break, but I’m weird.
Nameless Range
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This is a fascinating and comprehensive take. The mutation part freaks me out.
medium.com
Coronavirus: The Hammer and the Dance
What the Next 18 Months Can Look Like, if Leaders Buy Us Time
VikingsGuy
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Few like lawyers less than me, I have to deal with them everyday
Me too I worked my but off so I had money to hunt.
Rainer
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I'm worried as my brothers girlfriend has tested positive for COVID 19. Not only does she have severe asthma, shes also 3 months pregnant.
ImBillT
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Im not sure how things have change, but earlier they had nine known women in their third trimester that tested positive. All nine survived and delivered healthy babies. Asthma ain’t no good though. Sending up a prayer.
Wrong Burgundy
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Fascinating indeed. It is going to take some time to read and review this report. Lots of data. I may need a whiskey to go with it...This is a fascinating and comprehensive take. The mutation part freaks me out.
Coronavirus: The Hammer and the Dance
What the Next 18 Months Can Look Like, if Leaders Buy Us Time
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Maybe this was already posted, but I imagine getting briefed on this woke a lot of people in our government up.
Influential coronavirus pandemic report: Read a summary of the staggering projections that moved U.S. government to act
Influential coronavirus pandemic report: Read a summary of the staggering projections that moved U.S. government to act
The epidemic-modeling report out of Imperial College London offered terrifying fatality projections if people went about their daily lives as usual.
This needs to be mandatory reading for every one. Most importantly, it needs to be understood by those implementing public policy.
Nameless Range
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Why such a large difference in fatality rates across European nations? - Marginal REVOLUTION
Here is a relevant tweet thread started by Moritz Kuhn, many interesting comments. For instance Moritz writes: “What is more, it may provide a warning sign for those countries where the elderly and the young live close together, how important it is to contain the virus there early on. These...
marginalrevolution.com
Good stuff in the comments too.
Dangerous Curves › American Greatness
If you weren’t very ill in late January or February, you probably know someone who was. The complaints often sounded the same: A fever for days, a stubborn and unusual-sounding cough…
amgreatness.com
Just posting an article. Different perspective for sure.
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As for the mask shortage thing, my wife is an ICU nurse here at the largest hospital in Oregon. They are honest to God talking about having to wear homemade cloth masks because of the impending shortage and because people have been stealing masks. My mom is currently sewing her a bunch of masks. This is a level 1 trauma center we’re taking about. In America.
npaden
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Our employee who had the symptoms has finally been able to get tested and it came up negative so that is a relief.
Back to watching Italy's numbers and they jumped again today to 627 new deaths. Read a brief article that said they are still at least a week and possibly 2 weeks from a peak there.
We are at a little under 50% of our employees working from the office with the remainder working from home. I'm guessing that by Monday we will have our doors closed and 100% will be working from home.
Back to watching Italy's numbers and they jumped again today to 627 new deaths. Read a brief article that said they are still at least a week and possibly 2 weeks from a peak there.
We are at a little under 50% of our employees working from the office with the remainder working from home. I'm guessing that by Monday we will have our doors closed and 100% will be working from home.
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