mysunnyboy
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Sister you’re just like CN with the zooming in on the background lol I sent him a text picture the other day and he says what’s xyz doing back there lol @cannabineer
Covid-19
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tangerinegreen555
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A new phone-tracing technology could tell if you've been exposed to the coronavirus — without sacrificing privacy. 130 researchers are offering it to countries for free.
Apps that use Bluetooth wireless could anonymously track people who get exposed to someone with COVID-19 and automatically warn them to quarantine.
www.businessinsider.com
BarnBuster
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tangerinegreen555
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The official daily covid-19 report, I'm watching too
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SUNDOG
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Lucky that's all we're "hijacking" AMERICA FUCK YEAH!!!!
doublejj
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Sailors cheer for aircraft carrier commander who was removed after issuing coronavirus warning
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Sailors cheer for aircraft carrier commander who was removed after issuing coronavirus warning
Sailors aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier cheered for Capt. Brett Crozier as he disembarked the ship for the last time, an overwhelming show of support for their leader who was relieved of his command after issuing a stark warning about a coronavirus outbreak onboard.
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MICHI-CAN
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I can think of a few mantras the world will be using towards us involving a few of those words. If this is true? It is beyond wrong on so many levels and for more numerous reasons.
G Bear
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Just venting to strangers while in self-quarantine. I know you’re all going through your own struggles.
My dad is 78 and has dementia. He lives in a small memory care facility and we have not been able to visit him in weeks. Last night we learned that one of the staff that works in his section has tested positive for corona. The virus ran through another nursing facility in my town and killed 15 of the residents.
Be safe, everybody.
My dad is 78 and has dementia. He lives in a small memory care facility and we have not been able to visit him in weeks. Last night we learned that one of the staff that works in his section has tested positive for corona. The virus ran through another nursing facility in my town and killed 15 of the residents.
Be safe, everybody.
mysunnyboy
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Good
BarnBuster
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Turbulent Gas Clouds and Respiratory Pathogen Emissions
This JAMA Insights Clinical Update discusses the need to better understand the dynamics of respiratory disease transmission by better characterizing transmission routes, the role of patient physiology in shaping them, and best approaches for source control in the context of the COVID-19 outbreak.
I believe his motives were for his crew (and very admirable), unfortunately he broke Chain of Command & that is unforgivable for someone responsible for one of America's greatest assets.Sailors cheer for aircraft carrier commander who was removed after issuing coronavirus warning
Sailors cheer for aircraft carrier commander who was removed after issuing coronavirus warning
Sailors aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier cheered for Capt. Brett Crozier as he disembarked the ship for the last time, an overwhelming show of support for their leader who was relieved of his command after issuing a stark warning about a coronavirus outbreak onboard.
doublejj
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Americas servicemen are Americas greatest asset.....You wonder where 'fragging' comes from, not every commander is a real leader. I'd follow this commander up a hill....
tangerinegreen555
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I'll bet the guy that ship was named after would have approved 100%.Sailors cheer for aircraft carrier commander who was removed after issuing coronavirus warning
Sailors cheer for aircraft carrier commander who was removed after issuing coronavirus warning
Sailors aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier cheered for Capt. Brett Crozier as he disembarked the ship for the last time, an overwhelming show of support for their leader who was relieved of his command after issuing a stark warning about a coronavirus outbreak onboard.
But then he actually once led troops into battle. On a horse.
I understand completely.
The reaction of his crew shows how much they recognized this too.
In 24 years active I only had one CO that I felt that passionate for.
Capt Ross Bell.
I'm still wondering about the admiral down the hall and why this man who had promoted to the point he had felt the need to make such a request. Obviously he knew what he was doing and the price tag attached.
tangerinegreen555
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I have 4 of them coming back.
I'm almost afraid to translate that.
It's only 20.13 if it doesn't work out.
