ANC
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True, it is about like a soapy, whatever takes a half-hour in a soapy, took quarter of an hour in real life
Covid-19
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ANC
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at a microscopic level we all spray. I would much prefer everyone smokes now, then at least I know what air to avoidI was thinking raspberries
tangerinegreen555
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Rough night. Tornados 15 miles away in one direction, and 12 miles away in the opposite direction.
TV kept getting interrupted by local weather guy cutting in showing rotation on radar. Then the NWS canceled the tornado warning around 1 and they hit 15-20 minutes later anyway.
Wicked storm front, everybody survived except a few roofs.
Was driving around and saw a trampoline in the middle of the road. Kinda looked good there.
TV kept getting interrupted by local weather guy cutting in showing rotation on radar. Then the NWS canceled the tornado warning around 1 and they hit 15-20 minutes later anyway.
Wicked storm front, everybody survived except a few roofs.
Was driving around and saw a trampoline in the middle of the road. Kinda looked good there.
It means you spit a lot when you talk.
BobBitchen
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Here's a sobering stack of interactive numbers..
Covid vs. US Daily Average Cause of Death
A Flourish data visualisation by Alex Estrella
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Laughing Grass
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Gross! I don't think I've ever encountered anyone who did that.
I'm gonna start doing that today. How long before I get slapped?
Yes you have, we all create an aerosol when we speak.
Good visual, thanks!Here's a sobering stack of interactive numbers..
Covid vs. US Daily Average Cause of Death
A Flourish data visualisation by Alex Estrellapublic.flourish.studio
tangerinegreen555
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greg nr
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Well, it is now being documented at least...
NYC Is Taking Hundreds of Body Bags Out of Houses--and Soon They Will Be Counted
The coronavirus death count in New York City, already unfathomable, is expected to surge in the coming days as officials begin including people who have been dropping dead at home without an official diagnosis.
Emergency Medical Service data first reported by Gothamist suggests the undercount of individuals who have likely died from the virus is massive. On Tuesday alone, 256 people were pronounced dead at home across the five boroughs. Until this month, about 25 people in New York City were found dead in their homes on a typical day, suggesting that most of Tuesday’s calls were related to the outbreak that has already killed over 5,400 people across the state and infected 140,386 more.
According to New York City Fire Department data obtained by The Daily Beast, first responders have reported 2,192 “dead-on-arrival” calls over the last two weeks. On average, the department handled about 453 of those calls over the same period last year.
That data also showed that the number of cardiac or respiratory arrest calls has exploded, from 20 to 30 a day at the end of March and the beginning of April in 2019, to 322 on one day in April in 2020—with more than 100 calls every day since March 28. While 30 to 50 percent of those calls ended in a death in 2019, more than 50 percent of those calls have ended in a death every day since March 22 this year, with the percentage steadily rising to 75 percent as of April 5.
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https://www.thedailybeast.com/nycs-coronavirus-death-toll-expected-to-surge-as-officials-include-deaths-at-home?ref=home
NYC Is Taking Hundreds of Body Bags Out of Houses--and Soon They Will Be Counted
The coronavirus death count in New York City, already unfathomable, is expected to surge in the coming days as officials begin including people who have been dropping dead at home without an official diagnosis.
Emergency Medical Service data first reported by Gothamist suggests the undercount of individuals who have likely died from the virus is massive. On Tuesday alone, 256 people were pronounced dead at home across the five boroughs. Until this month, about 25 people in New York City were found dead in their homes on a typical day, suggesting that most of Tuesday’s calls were related to the outbreak that has already killed over 5,400 people across the state and infected 140,386 more.
According to New York City Fire Department data obtained by The Daily Beast, first responders have reported 2,192 “dead-on-arrival” calls over the last two weeks. On average, the department handled about 453 of those calls over the same period last year.
That data also showed that the number of cardiac or respiratory arrest calls has exploded, from 20 to 30 a day at the end of March and the beginning of April in 2019, to 322 on one day in April in 2020—with more than 100 calls every day since March 28. While 30 to 50 percent of those calls ended in a death in 2019, more than 50 percent of those calls have ended in a death every day since March 22 this year, with the percentage steadily rising to 75 percent as of April 5.
More
https://www.thedailybeast.com/nycs-coronavirus-death-toll-expected-to-surge-as-officials-include-deaths-at-home?ref=home
doublejj
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California nursing facility evacuated after staff no-shows
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — A skilled nursing facility in Southern California where nearly three dozen residents are infected with the coronavirus was being evacuated Wednesday after staff members failed to show up to care for them.
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RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — A skilled nursing facility in Southern California where nearly three dozen residents are infected with the coronavirus was being evacuated Wednesday after staff members failed to show up to care for them.
California nursing facility evacuated after staff no-shows
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) - A skilled nursing facility in Southern California where nearly three dozen residents are infected with the coronavirus was being evacuated Wednesday after staff members failed to show up to care for them. Eighty-four patients were being moved from the Magnolia...
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tangerinegreen555
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Couple towns up the road, storm damage from last night.
Disgusting!California nursing facility evacuated after staff no-shows
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — A skilled nursing facility in Southern California where nearly three dozen residents are infected with the coronavirus was being evacuated Wednesday after staff members failed to show up to care for them.
California nursing facility evacuated after staff no-shows
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) - A skilled nursing facility in Southern California where nearly three dozen residents are infected with the coronavirus was being evacuated Wednesday after staff members failed to show up to care for them. Eighty-four patients were being moved from the Magnolia...
doublejj
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Coronavirus has now killed more N.J. people than Vietnam War
New Jersey’s death toll from the coronavirus reached yet another grim milestone Wednesday, surpassing the number of Garden State residents killed in the Vietnam War.
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New Jersey’s death toll from the coronavirus reached yet another grim milestone Wednesday, surpassing the number of Garden State residents killed in the Vietnam War.
Coronavirus has now killed more N.J. people than Vietnam War
COVID-19 reached another grim milestone Wednesday.
Charlotte Figi, the Colorado girl who inspired the CBD movement, dies following illness suspected to be coronavirus
Charlotte Figi, the Colorado Springs girl who, as a gleeful and fragile child, launched a movement that led to sweeping changes in marijuana laws across the globe, has died from complications possibly related to the new coronavirus. She was 13. Charlotte’s death was announced by a family friend...
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shrxhky420
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95-year-old man survives COVID-19: ‘I felt really comfortable feeling that we’re going to beat this thing’
Bill Kelly has lived through the Great Depression and served in the South Pacific during World War II. Now, at 95 years old, he’s also fully recovered from COVID-19 — much to the delight of generations of his family and the rest of the nation, as we face the uncertainties of this global...
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BudmanTX
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Well went over my parents house, helped my mom plant her garden. Actually I did most of it for her while she stayed at in the house. It's all good.
Came home, then tuned up my garden. Watered tomatoes, zucchini, prepping another's spot for okra, already got seedlings going they should be ready soon.
Came home, then tuned up my garden. Watered tomatoes, zucchini, prepping another's spot for okra, already got seedlings going they should be ready soon.
Singlemalt
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Tomatoes in the ground already?
BudmanTX
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Down here yes, I planted the first batch after the last freeze, the youngest I planted a week ago cherry tomatoes bush..