Andrew C
You know what's funny?
I hear the booster turns you into Hulk.
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Andrew C
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Heppenheimer
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Whatever the Hulk is, I feel like the exact opposite right now.
JoeCamel
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As per usual a shred of truth gets all blown up and twisted. No Hulk just a little green around the edges.
Are you asking in the COVID thread because you think you lost your sense of smell?
Rescue Ranger
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Haha no.
Because I had read previously that because of COVID, they had removed them. But happy to see they're back now.
CaptainAmerica
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The meeting is scheduled for October 26. Approval would likely come a few days after that.
matt9112
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Herd immunity is legit the end goal. The point where masks and such are a thing for the history books.
The top 5 states with the lowest Covid19 rate are now:
1. Connecticut at 11 per 100k
2. California at 17
3. Hawaii at 17
4. Lousiana at 18
5. Florida at 19
Yes Florida is now in the top 5 states and still dropping faster than 50% every 2 weeks. The shame is that every state is still over 10 per 100k.
1. Connecticut at 11 per 100k
2. California at 17
3. Hawaii at 17
4. Lousiana at 18
5. Florida at 19
Yes Florida is now in the top 5 states and still dropping faster than 50% every 2 weeks. The shame is that every state is still over 10 per 100k.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Delta sucks. They will get there. Then we see for winter.
ABQ
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Yeah wow, hadn't looked state by state in a while. Just did see how Arkansas, Alabama and Mississippi are dropping like a rock, but Michigan is the opposite.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Yeah, it seems the states that got hit hard this summer are all dropping by a ton. Makes sense. Then some other states that didn't get nailed have had flat trends through the summer and still do (see NY). Other states who were low during the summer seem like they are getting hit now. But not too many for now it seems. For those that are creeping up now, I hope it doesn't last long.
mf1972
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awhile back i mentioned 2 of my coworkers refused to get vaccinated after it was made mandatory where i work. they got their exemptions which created a little tension.
1 of them has a 9 year old daughter who was sent home from school recently for having covid/flu like symptoms & is isolating at home.
she was texted & should have the results this week. does this change the mind of my 1 coworker? not a bit. she’s too busy railing against getting the flu shot right now
1 of them has a 9 year old daughter who was sent home from school recently for having covid/flu like symptoms & is isolating at home.
she was texted & should have the results this week. does this change the mind of my 1 coworker? not a bit. she’s too busy railing against getting the flu shot right now
Wendy Pleakley
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This site provides a good visual.
Every location follows the same trend, in terms of a spike at the same time, but definitely big differences in the degree to which the most recent spike hit.
www.ctvnews.ca
Every location follows the same trend, in terms of a spike at the same time, but definitely big differences in the degree to which the most recent spike hit.
COVID-19 in the U.S.: How do Canada's provinces rank against American states?
Looking at confirmed coronavirus cases per million people, how do the U.S. states compare to Canada's provinces and territories?
www.ctvnews.ca
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
How did they get an exemption?awhile back i mentioned 2 of my coworkers refused to get vaccinated after it was made mandatory where i work. they got their exemptions which created a little tension.
1 of them has a 9 year old daughter who was sent home from school recently for having covid/flu like symptoms & is isolating at home.
she was texted & should have the results this week. does this change the mind of my 1 coworker? not a bit. she’s too busy railing against getting the flu shot right now
Well... that's good for FL right now. But, Florida's 7-day rate isn't too much significantly different than the top 10 states.
Of course, that sorta glosses over what has happened in the past 3 months:
Florida is 7th right now for recent COVID deaths per capita. Twice the national average.
And for per capita deaths since the pandemic began, FL moved from the bottom of the list to the top 7th.
mf1972
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i never asked them, but i heard 1 claimed a medical excuse, & the other religion.
I am only counting US States and DC. Florida is now 5th best. As for the past 3 months, yes Florida and the South spend more time indoors in the Summer due to the heat just like the North spends more time indoors during the Winter. Plus Florida is above the national average on total vaccinations for everyone, those over 12 and those over 65.
The State of Florida has not been perfect in handling Covid19 but no state has been. Owning homes in NJ, NY and Fl gives me an interesting perspective as Florida has done everything possible to keep the economy open while NJ and NY did everything they could do to prevent inflations by closing the economy down. Personally I believe keeping the economy open was the better choice. Florida didn't need the huge bailout that NY and NJ needed and fortunately received. However, Federal Tax payers and now and in the future going to have to pay those Bill's. Therefore in the near future we should conduct a full investigation into our response to Covid19 and what we should do in the future when we have another pandemic.
Bob Harlem
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Florida hospitalization still dropping quite fast, dropped over 1000 in the last week alone and should be under 2020 numbers in a week or so and below June levels in about 2 weeks. Orange county on track to be under 5% in about two weeks time.
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