awoogala
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the grades for the actual schools. Has nothing to do with actual education, ask most teachers.
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GoofGoof
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No clue. I just clipped it off their site. I can’t imagine them requiring everyone to were masks when WDW re-opens. That’s way more socially acceptable in China. I think it would freak people out here.
disneygeek90
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There are only 30 countries in the world remaining without a reportable case. Mind blowing to think about.
So maybe it will help retain!
GoofGoof
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It’s more money coming in than today. Disney + should be doing good too with everyone stuck at home.
TrainsOfDisney
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DisneyDebRob
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I’ve been wondering the same thing for days now.
Prayers for a full recovery for your family.
And I will add that's it's disgusting that apparently anybody in the NBA can be tested but you (a caregiver) and your family apparently cannot.
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ELG13
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Yes. People would rather spend $8 on a bottle of vodka than $8 on a loaf of bread
seriously though....when we have hurricanes my husband will buy a few cases of beer and they all have coupons for a free case of water with it. Things don't always make sense in the midst of chaos.
Rich Brownn
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They get a percentage in royalty fees, but do not own nor have any money invested in the park
I googled and got this NYT story...
In Coronavirus Fight, China Gives Citizens a Color Code, With Red Flags (Published 2020)
A new system uses software to dictate quarantines — and appears to send personal data to police, in a troubling precedent for automated social control.
... and it's... quite interesting in some ways, and quite disturbing in many others. But it does give a glimpse into the extent China has gone to achieve their apparent success in controlling the numbers.
Regarding masks, I don't know if we will ever be comfortable with them here, but if they become 'required', especially by private businesses, then that's obviously a strong motivator.
ImperfectPixie
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That's very frightening.I googled and got this NYT story...
In Coronavirus Fight, China Gives Citizens a Color Code, With Red Flags (Published 2020)
A new system uses software to dictate quarantines — and appears to send personal data to police, in a troubling precedent for automated social control.www.nytimes.com
... and it's... quite interesting in some ways, and quite disturbing in many others. But it does give a glimpse into the extent China has gone to achieve their apparent success in controlling the numbers.
I don't know if we will ever be comfortable with masks here, but if they become 'required', especially by private businesses, then that's obviously a strong motivator.
zakattack99
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No the liquor or "states" stores are closed, can not even buy online! Beer distributors are open and considered "life sustaining" so you can get Coors no problem, wine is available but needs to be purchased at limited quantities at a grocery store. Vodka and other spirits not available at all. Now do we all see why PA needs liquor privatization? Lol
Ponderer
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i don’t know if this has been reported here yet, but a 34 year old Pasadena man just died of pneumonia from a coronavirus infection. He had visited WDW in early March.
www.sgvtribune.com
Glendora man dies from coronavirus in a Pasadena hospital
Both COVID-19 deaths in Los Angeles County occurred in the San Gabriel Valley
www.sgvtribune.com
MrHappy
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Heck, I was astonished and pleasantly surprised when I made a life saving (3 elementary kids with the social distance school) trip to my local package store. When I arrived, they were open, but doors locked. Rather, a sign with phone #'s to call for curbside drop off. So great, a sign of American injunuite at work. On the positive side of this schits, here's one. Oh.....the planet tooYes. People would rather spend $8 on a bottle of vodka than $8 on a loaf of bread
There's an unlikely beneficiary of coronavirus: The planet | CNN
Factories were shuttered and streets were cleared across China's Hubei province as authorities ordered residents to stay home to stop the spread of the coronavirus. It seems the lockdown had an unintended benefit -- blue skies.
www.cnn.com
So, yeah. Keep your heads up.
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TrainsOfDisney
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I googled and got this NYT story...
In Coronavirus Fight, China Gives Citizens a Color Code, With Red Flags (Published 2020)
A new system uses software to dictate quarantines — and appears to send personal data to police, in a troubling precedent for automated social control.
... and it's... quite interesting in some ways, and quite disturbing in many others. But it does give a glimpse into the extent China has gone to achieve their apparent success in controlling the numbers.
Regarding masks, I don't know if we will ever be comfortable with them here, but if they become 'required', especially by private businesses, then that's obviously a strong motivator.
This is beyond scary.... what’s to keep the USA from doing the same thing? It doesn’t have to be voted on if it’s for national safety during a national emergency does it?
ImperfectPixie
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I don't know...I haven't studied civics nearly enough.
GoofGoof
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Schools are closed. Liquor is most definitely life sustaining.
MrHappy
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The only purpose and truth of China should be the examination of deceased for medicine. Other than that....I think they suck. Sorry.
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